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.
While not all tech stocks can do the stock price swan dive and return stronger than before, it happens, and it does on a pretty regular basis.
Texas Instruments Inc. (NASDAQ: TXN) reported third quarter 2016 results after markets closed Wednesday. The semiconductor maker reported diluted earnings per share (EPS) of $0.94 on revenues of $3.68 billion. In the…
Paul Ausick The longevity of these four top technology companies that all pay a very solid and increasing dividend is a testament to current and former executives who steered them into new product arenas…
Is the air is coming out of the tech rally ahead of a potential rate hike? Possibly, but a couple of analysts have picked out a few stocks that can weather this…
For growth investors with a longer term time horizon, one well to go to now is large cap technology, especially the companies that also pay solid dividends.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen Monday morning include Garmin, Micron Technology, U.S. Steel, Urban Outfitters, Williams Companies, Hormel Foods.
RBC makes the case that earnings so far this year are relatively stronger than some anticipated, and it notes that companies that did come in with positive earnings surprises were treated well…
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen on Tuesday morning include Gilead Sciences, Sprint, Starbucks, Southwest Airlines, Texas Instruments, Walt Disney and Nordstrom.
As one of the larger players in the tech sector, Texas Instruments has been a huge beneficiary of the recent tech rally, not to mention over the course of 2016. These earnings…
Chris Lange 
