Merrill Lynch's first-quarter ideas for the most part have acted very well, and we found some that have good upward trend action and two that were sold-off and may be offering great…
Once again last week the market was hitting all-time highs, and once again insiders were selling shares at a furious pace. Who can blame them?
The number of insiders selling stock still dwarfed the buyers, and it could ramp back up as insider transaction windows start to open again following fourth-quarter earnings reports.
One thing is certain: some of the old-school tech stocks have been rocking their earnings. These four look like they really make sense now for investors looking ahead to rest of 2017…
A new Merrill Lynch report makes the case that the large cap semiconductor stocks in the S&P 500 could average 2% or more dividend yield and an astonishing 13% annualized dividend growth…
Although the first-quarter outlook hurt, Texas Instruments posted a win on both the top and bottom lines to close out the fourth quarter. As a result, a few analysts updated their stances…
Chris Lange Texas Instruments beats earnings and revenues expectations, but Q1 outlook is a little soft.
Paul Ausick We have entered into the part of earnings season in which most major companies will report and set a direction for the market. 24/7 Wall St. has put together a preview of…
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen on Monday include American Express, Coca-Cola, NVIDIA, Procter & Gamble, Texas Instruments and Transocean.
Merrill Lynch has 8 top stocks to buy for 2017, the first quarter in particular. They include Texas Instruments, Dover, Norfolk Southern and many more. The firm sees upside of 15% on…
The market is expensive, and investors need to be very selective in the stocks they buy for the new year. One area that should remain solid is technology.
A nice value added in the UBS Dividend Ruler portfolio, plus four additional stocks that make good sense for long-term growth and income portfolios.
A recent Merrill Lynch research report makes the case that four top semiconductor companies will benefit not only from the growth recovery but improved pricing power.
While overall stocks have rallied, the tech sell-off has put many of the top dividend-paying stocks right back in the wheelhouse for investors looking for solid total return.
A new RBC research report makes the case that there are actually numerous reasons for a positive outlook on technology under a Trump presidency.
