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Long Idea: Skechers (SKX)

Investors should be excited about a new addition to our Most Attractive Stocks list: Skechers (SKX). This stock offers a unique combination of growth potential, strong profitability, and a valuation with low market expectations.
by Sam McBride
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Don’t Get Snowed In By These Blizzard Stocks

Beyond the absurdity of basing investment decisions on a temporary weather event, these recommendations can be harmful to investors because they involve some stocks with very shaky fundamentals at a time when market volatility makes investing in strong businesses all the more important.
by Sam McBride
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Long Idea: Wells Fargo & Company (WFC)

In the search for safe investments in today’s volatile markets, investors should focus on companies that have a history of creating shareholder value, the ability to earn quality returns on capital, and an undervalued stock. This week’s Long Idea, Wells Fargo & Company (WFC) not only fits the description of a safe investment, but its shares are also greatly undervalued.
by Kyle Guske II, Senior Investment Analyst, MBA
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5 Safe Stocks In A Dangerous Market

Five of our long calls over the past year stand out for their impressive returns and continued stability. Investors should take another look at these five stocks that are up 10% or more since our original calls and still earn an Attractive-or-better rating.
by Sam McBride
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Long Idea: Qualcomm (QCOM)

Much like our recent Long Idea on General Motors (GM), this week’s long idea is a company that has excellent fundamentals but poor technicals. Long-term investors should be licking their chops as this stock offers a 9% yield (dividend plus share buybacks) in addition to meaningful capital appreciation potential. This week’s Long Idea is Qualcomm Inc.
by Kyle Guske II, Senior Investment Analyst, MBA
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Long Idea: NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA)

Operating in a highly competitive market can put a harsh spotlight on particular companies. Sometimes this spotlight is warranted; sometimes it is not. This week we’re recognizing a leader in the PC market and a company that has ample growth opportunities. These opportunities appear to be unrecognized by the market, and we see significant upside for the stock.
by Kyle Guske II, Senior Investment Analyst, MBA