Friday's top analyst calls include Alibaba, Amazon, Bank of America, Cypress Semiconductor, Flextronics, JC Penney, Lululemon Athletica and Microsoft.
SanDisk reported better-than-expected fourth-quarter financial results after the markets closed on Thursday.
Chris Lange Monday's top analyst calls include American Express, Caterpillar, Expedia, Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, Home Depot, PayPal, 3D Systems, Twitter and Whole Foods.
Wednesday's top analyst calls include American Express, Cheniere Energy, Goldcorp, Microsoft, Nucor Energy, Synchrony Financial, Tyco International and Whiting Petroleum.
If there was ever a time to look for value in the markets it’s now. Here are four of this week's value stocks to buy from Jefferies.
24/7 Wall St. screened the Jefferies Franchise Picks list for the top-yielding stocks and found four with outstanding growth potential.
Combining solid dividends that are much higher than the U.S. Treasury 10-year bond, plus the growth potential of blue chip tech stocks, and that could mean solid total returns for patient aggressive…
The Franchise Picks list makes sense for solid growth investors looking for total return. Many of the stocks pay good dividends and have upside price potential.
Buying high-yielding blue chips for 2016 makes good sense. The Federal Reserve interest rate increases over the next two years are expected to remain very small and very measured.
All these top value picks at Jefferies have some degree of either headline risk or just headline overhang, but the upside potential is huge if the firm is correct.
A recent Credit Suisse report suggests that the Apple Asia supply chain is weakening, but the firm maintained an Outperform rating.
Buying stocks such as these, with solid growth potential and paying dividends higher than the 10-year Treasury debt, makes good sense now.
Some stocks have had a tough quarter and continued to struggle through October. These are the month's 10 worst-performing S&P 500 stocks.
The rumored acquisition of SanDisk by Western Digital is coming to fruition after all, as the semiconductor and storage industries rapidly consolidate.
Jon C. Ogg 24/7 Wall St. has screened the Merrill Lynch technology sector research universe for out-of-favor tech stocks that have solid potential for future growth.
