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.

Today we follow up on yesterday's article where I discussed the possible end of the bear market that Mike Wilson sees. So today we're going to look at 3 stocks that are favorites at Morgan Stanley.

The SEC warned investors last week that cryptoassets are at risk of significant losses. In particular, they warned many companies and said that every investor should be extremely cautious. Why?

Extremely high yield and low P/E of a Brazilian oil giant? What's going on here? And is it even sustainable?

Everyone is now keeping a close eye on the situation in the banking sector. A lot of criticism of the central banks, led by the Fed, is now coming to the surface. One of the most vocal critics is Ann Pettifor, who predicted the 2008 crisis in her book. So let us look at the situation through the eyes of the critics.

While browsing through the various companies that do business in the US, I came across one company that immediately caught my eye. What caught my eye wasn't the dividend yield, or any other metrics that investors are normally interested in. It was the price to book value ratio, which is absolutely insane here.

Another solar company is JinkoSolar. Compared to its peers, it is relatively inconspicuous. But it could have so much more potential! Couldn't it? Let's take a look at it together.

Experienced economist David Rosenberg warns that the US economy is facing a serious recession, despite hopes of a slight downturn. He says the Philly Fed has warned of a recession eight times out of eight, a factor that could lead to a drop in the S&P 500 index and home prices.

This time, I've reached out to Peter Hotovec, an analyst at SoftVision AI, who joins me today to discuss the latest topics surrounding banks in America and Europe. We look at the current problems, but also their possible solutions and what to prepare for in the future.

The interventions that the government has made recently to bail out some threatened banks have split the public in two. The first half sees these interventions as a salvation and the other half is sceptical about them. This second half includes Kevin O'Leary, who has said that he will never put his money in bank stocks again.

GeoPark Limited may be an unfamiliar company to many, but it is a very interesting oil and gas producer that is focused on rewarding shareholders with an attractive dividend, which it intends to continue to increase.

In these turbulent times, every investor is looking for a relatively defensive option. As a rule, these are income-producing assets. Such assets are favoured by JP Morgan, which has now introduced 2 high yielding stocks that will help investors build additional income into their portfolio.

Did you ever think it would have been cool to invest in Microsoft 20 years ago? It would have been great, of course, but there are companies that would have been even better. And the best of them would probably never have occurred to you.

The economy is not out of the woods and is still under pressure. A lot of investors are now in uncertainty and are looking for different investment opportunities. Analysts and portfolio managers are looking for these opportunities as well. Today, we'll look at two stocks recently discovered by Goldman Sachs analysts.

According to statistics from recent years, Jabil is one of the world's largest manufacturers of electronic components, with sales exceeding tens of billions of dollars annually. The company has been predatorily increasing its net profits and is also planning one exciting new business development.