What stocks are the most loved on Wall Street right now? Today’s article identifies the S&P 500 companies whose stocks currently have the highest percentage of Buy ratings – and the #1 most loved stock on Wall Street right now by this measure is Amazon, with 47 out of 48 analysts covering the stock rating it a Buy. What stocks join the e-commerce giant on the “most-loved” list? CLICK HERE.
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Why Every Investor Needs Some Water Right Now
When stocks fell in the final months of last year, water stocks bucked the trend – and water stocks have crushed the S&P 500 over the last six months. As the author of today’s article explains, “Stock market volatility is part of the reason water stocks are doing so well right now…When stock market risk rises, investors flock to safe and reliable stocks. And water stocks fit that bill.” For more on how water stocks can “buoy your portfolio” – including what the author highlights as the best ways to invest in water right now – CLICK HERE.
The “Skyscraper Indicator”: Does The Super-Tall Building Boom Signal The End Of The Bull?
A boom in the building of super-tall residential and commercial towers is underway – and it may signal the end of the bull market. At least that’s the thinking underlying the so-called “skyscraper indicator”, which today’s article explains is based on the fact that “In the past, the completion of record-high skyscrapers has been the proverbial bell that rings at the top of the market” as the same “peak hubris” infecting investors also infects real-estate developers. For more, CLICK HERE.
3 Stocks For Post-Halloween “Monster Growth”
Halloween is over and assorted monster costumes have been put away – but there is still monster growth to be had in certain stocks! Today’s article highlights three stocks “with strong monster growth narratives” – each of which has recently reported impressive earnings numbers and had their price targets increased by some of Wall Street’s top-performing analysts as a result. For these three “monster growth” stocks – all of which have “Strong Buy” consensus ratings and upside potential above 20% – CLICK HERE.
Is The “Santa Claus Rally” Real?
Is a year-end rally – or so-called “Santa Claus Rally” – already underway in the stock market? As today’s article notes, among those who subscribe to the notion of a Santa Claus Rally, some believe it begins in late October. Based on the historical record, however, the author questions whether the Santa Claus Rally really even exists, declaring that, “The stock market will rally between now and the end of the year. But that doesn’t mean there will be the ‘year-end rally’ that many advisers have begun telling their clients to expect.” For more, CLICK HERE.
These 2 Under-The-Radar Biotechs Are Potential Multibaggers
With approximately 100 new biotech companies having begun trading on the Nasdaq exchange since the beginning of last year alone, the author of today’s article observes that “There are so many new biotech stocks hitting the market that plenty of gems slip through the cracks unnoticed” – and he goes on to highlight two of them. For these two under-the-radar biotechs – one of which has developed a potential new treatment for depression while the other “is taking advantage of gravity to develop a blindness prevention drug that lasts longer than the competition” – CLICK HERE.
A “Fertile Hunting Ground” For The Least-Expensive High-Quality Stocks
The constituents of this S&P 500-beating index, which tracks companies that possess wide economic moats and that are trading at the lowest current market price to fair value, “are a fertile hunting ground for investors looking for high-quality stocks trading at reasonable prices,” advises the author of today’s article. As the index in question is reconstituted regularly, she proceeds to delve into the 15 newest additions to its ranks – as well as the 15 names that were recently removed from the index. For more, CLICK HERE.
A “Four Pillars” Strategy For Identifying The Most Attractive Growth Stocks
When it comes to recent talk of a rotation being underway into value stocks from growth stocks, the author of today’s article advises “Be skeptical about that — unless you are convinced the U.S. economy is heading into a recession”. For similarly-minded skeptics of a rotation who want to maintain a growth strategy, he outlines the stock-picking strategy of a benchmark-beating growth fund – which uses “four pillars” of criteria to screen for stocks with the best growth potential – and highlights two stocks held by the fund that meet these criteria. For more, CLICK HERE.
After A “Long And Brutal Decline”, The Case For Buying Calls In This $4 Stock
The $4 stock highlighted in today’s article – the stock of a company that was once a blue-chip staple in postage and shipping services but which has since been plagued by problems – “has been in a long and brutal decline since the 1999 peak”, notes the author. But the company in question may be in the very early stages of a turnaround thanks to a new opening – which is why the author just bought calls in the stock. For more, CLICK HERE.
Solid Software Stock Picks For 2020
“With active managers outperforming passive managers for the first time in years, many investors are looking for solid stock ideas for the rest of this year and into 2020”, notes the author of today’s article, who identifies the software space as one place for growth investors to look. More specifically, the author recommends looking at the space’s large-cap leaders, citing one analyst who “favors the large cap names which combine strong fundamentals and multiple support and a preference for applications where there is less chance of being disrupted by Amazon.” For four such software stocks to consider. For more, CLICK HERE.