This week’s hot stock operates in the volatile oil and gas industry. As you might expect, its stock price has been beaten down over the past six months by the decline in activity in the industry.
The real estate investment trust (REIT) segment of the Financials sector is often cited as troublesome, and even more so with the impending rise of interest rates. But not all companies are exposed to this risk.
This week’s hot stock was a new addition to our Most Attractive Stocks List in March and earns our Very Attractive rating. This company has strong fundamentals and its stock is attractively valued.
In some industries profits can be hit or miss from year to year, but efficiently operating in the insurance industry can create a profit machine year in and year out.
This company specializes in IT management software to help manage mainframe, cloud, and mobile environments. At its current price, this company is attractive even if it fails to grow, and it makes our Most Attractive stocks list for March.
At the beginning of 2015, we let our subscribers know about Cigna (CI), one of our favorite stocks for 2015. This call has proven to be a good one, as CI is up 21% so far this year. We see many of the same characteristics in this week's stock pick of the week.
After a very bad 2014 for this stock — which fell over 44% — the company’s annual report has revealed that this price movement was an overreaction and that the company had a great year financially.
The best stock picks have to meet certain criteria. The company must have strong fundamentals like rising profits and return on invested capital (ROIC). The company must also have a catalyst to continue growing.
This week’s hot stock had an outstanding 2014 and was up 53% over the course of the year, but is undervalued even at its new, higher price. As a main producer of one of the most popular snack and health foods in the country, this company has plenty of room to grow.
The best stock picks in today’s market are becoming increasingly rare: large, high-quality companies with great growth potential that are also cheap. As we’ve started to incorporate this year’s batch of annual reports into our models, we’ve managed to find one such stock.
All too often, we see investors fixated on commodity prices when looking at Materials sector stocks. While commodity prices may impact businesses’ profits and stock price in the short term, investors can count on strong fundamentals to increase the value of Materials businesses over the long term.
This week's stock pick of the week has one of the highest returns on invested capital (ROIC) in our model, and its recent guidance update and cheap valuation indicates that now might be the perfect entry point.
Our stock pick this week comes from an unglamorous industry, but one that can produce attractive profits. Services that make lives easier and that people begin to take for granted — insurance, for example — can often be extremely profitable while fly under the radar.
This week’s hot stock has almost been written off by many market pundits. As commonly happens, media coverage tends to overreact to bad news, and those reactions can begin to drown out any positive news.
Our stock pick this week produces possibly one of the most inelastic goods in history. A company that provides a product that is always in demand is often a great investment, but it can be an even better investment when the demand for the product is actually growing