QLIK

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QLIK Articles

One thing is for sure, we see a ton of research here at 24/7 Wall St., and we are always impressed with analysts and firms that draw a line in the proverbial sand and make a call.
Qlik Technologies reported better-than-expected first-quarter financial results on Thursday, and a fair number of analysts took the chance to readjust their views on the stock.
Hiring people is a good sign for investors, especially from a forward looking perspective. RBC feels that the hiring trend is a very positive sign.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen on this Monday morning include Alphabet, Exelon, Kinross Gold, Noble, Potash, Seagate Technology and Western Digital.
This week’s Jefferies research piece examining top growth stocks to buy now features three companies that are offering investors the best entry points in some time
In a recent research note from the analysts at SunTrust Robinson Humphrey, the focus in on three stocks to buy that have been marked down huge due to a variety of reasons.
While these three stocks are more aggressive, they also all have solid earnings potential going forward.
A new Jefferies research report highlights the top growth stock picks for this week, and they are all part of the new economy.
With the potential to outperform in 2016, these four bargain software stocks make good sense for aggressive growth portfolios.
Cloud computing continues to grow almost unabated, and these Deutsche Bank stock picks give aggressive investors numerous ways to play this incredible technology trend.
While we are poised to finish September with the worst quarter for stocks in five years, it may be offering savvy investors, especially in technology, an outstanding entry point.
A new research report from Deutsche Bank focuses on three tech stocks to buy that are part of the new analytics and big data revolution.
ThinkstockWhile the long awaited correction may have to wait a day as the markets look ready to rebound, the good news for investors is the economy is looking better and the market should start to...
With the data crunched, Cowen analysts are very positive on three top software stocks to buy before the second-quarter earnings print.
The age of software in this country is changing, and changing rapidly. New companies are jumping into the forefront, and those are the companies Wall Street is starting to focus on.