Paul Larson, editor of Morningstar StockInvestor, and analyst Brady Lemos say the second largest home improvement retailer will be a good investment in coming years. [Read more] |
Tim Middleton, contributor to MSN Money, says inflation soon will be rearing its head, and Treasury inflation-protected securities (TIPs) are a good way to protect yourself. [Read more] |
Dan Sullivan, editor of The Chartist, says the current stock market rally looks strong, and he cites some favorable indicators that suggest it could go on for a while. [Read more] |
William Gamble, president of Emerging Markets Strategies, sees trouble ahead for this hot-money darling. [Read more] |
French pharmaceutical giant Sanofi-Aventis (NYSE: SNY, EURONEXT: SAN) boasts a diverse lineup of cardiovascular, oncology, central nervous system and metabolic drugs-including anti-clotting agent Plavix, thrombosis treatment Lovenox, insomnia drug Ambien and diabetes treatment Lantus. The stock now trades below $28, giving it a 5.8% yield. [Read more] |
Charles Carlson, editor of the DRIP Investor, says Johnson & Johnson is one of the very best companies and it’s trading at its cheapest price in years. [Read more] |
Bernie Schaeffer, editor of the Option Advisor and chairman and CEO of Schaeffer’s Investment Research, says investors should look beyond the VIX to track the market. [Read more] |
Paul Justice, ETF strategist for Morningstar, says a gold mining fund is a good hedge against future inflation and a weaker US dollar. [Read more] |
David Fuller, global strategist and writer for Fullermoney, sees opportunities in emerging markets and metals. [Read more] |
Although he says this fund is not for the risk-averse, Nick Lanyi, editor of High Yield International, finds its global diversification and high yield attractive. [Read more] |
Jim Farrish, editor of SectorExchange.com, says stocks sold off late last week, and there needs to be good news on the bank rescue plan to push the markets higher. [Read more] |
Michael Shulman, editor of ChangeWave Shorts, says the recent rally in financials won't last, as their poor fundamentals will hold sway. [Read more] |
John Bollinger, editor of Capital Growth Letter, says some stocks are so low they're acting as options on the companies' survival-and might be worth betting on. [Read more] |
Tim Middleton, contributor to MSN Money, says markets are so low now that making money over the next five years will be as easy as shooting fish in a barrel. [Read more] |
Jack Adamo, editor of Jack Adamo’s Insiders Plus, says one package delivery company is poised to gain ground even during the current recession. [Read more] |
Stephen Biggar, global director of equity research for Standard & Poor’s, says an auto parts retailer will profit from the revival of the do-it-yourself trend in America. [Read more] |
Jocellyn Drake of Schaeffer's Research says the once-high-flying online auction company has become a weak performer, with little prospects for a turnaround. [Read more] |
Jim Jubak, senior markets editor of MSN Money, identifies three stocks whose businesses he says have flaws and so won’t do well in the next recovery. [Read more] |
Joseph Hargett of Schaeffer’s Investment Research says the satellite TV provider is vulnerable to a correction, despite favorable media and analyst coverage. [Read more] |
Bryan Perry, editor of The 25% Cash Machine, says covered call writing is a good strategy in a volatile market like this, and he recommends two funds that do it well. [Read more] |
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