Next week is pretty miserable as far as quarterly company results are concerned. We don't have any of the bigger and better known ones here, so we have to make do with Levis', WD-40 and RPM or SAIC, for example. Let's take a look at what the analysts think.
Today, we'll take a look at the top picks from JPMorgan analysts, who say they see the most upside potential for these two stocks in 2023. Specifically, these are stocks in the energy and biopharmaceutical sectors, so these could be two interesting picks in terms of risk:reward.
The Fed is endangering the economy by not prioritizing bank stability, said Mark Zandi of Moody's. He said the Fed's 25-basis-point rate hike has contributed to tighter credit conditions at banks, so the debt crisis will come much sooner.
Alaska Air Group, the fifth-largest airline in the U.S., is struggling to recover from the pandemic and looks to be a flexible, quality airline with a well-developed network of destinations. Although the company had a challenging 2020, it is expected to see significant growth in net income and EPS next year. Is this a good time to invest?
Starbucks is the absolute king of coffee sales and is valued by investors for that. But now, an unexpected partnership has come together, bringing together two extremely powerful players to take on the giant.
Mike Wilson has recently come to the attention of investors with his stock market predictions that have been eerily accurate. But this may now be partly playing into our hands. Wilson sees the end of the bear market. What makes him think so?
My guest for today's interview is Stanislav Cícha, a financial architect from Benefee International, with whom we will discuss investments, alternative investments, and his two favorite stocks.
A well-known financial veteran and investor is worried that the long-term wild market situation will result in a super crash that could send a well-known index to half its value and cause investors tremendous pain. What is he basing this on?
In the comments below the posts here on Bulios, one strategy is repeatedly mentioned by one particular person. Generally it is buying stocks with P/B below 3, P/S below 3 and dividend above 3%. I did find one company that meets even my tuning of this strategy. P/B under 1, P/S under 1, and dividend over 3%. That company is Paramount Global.
UFP Technologies $UFPT is a well-established company that has a strong market position. Its financial results are positive and show the stability and growth of the company. So can UFPT stock be a good choice for an investor as well?
The growth in sales, net income and margins in the latest quarter suggests that Abev could rebound to the upside. However, if this doesn't sound like enough to you, the dividend yield, which is close to 10%, clearly appeals. Let's take a look at that.
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