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These five top stocks, all rated Buy at Merrill Lynch, come with outstanding dividends and have good growth prospects.
These four top large-cap energy stocks to Buy now all pay solid dividends and still have good upside to the Merrill Lynch price targets.
These five top companies have paid dependable dividend and distributions for years. With the prospect of years of lower benchmark interest rates, their Buy-rated stocks make good sense for balanced...
We screened our 24/7 Wall St. research database and found four large-cap oil dividend stock that look like solid picks now, especially with the potential for larger cuts in OPEC production and a...
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen on Thursday included Allergan, Boeing, Facebook, GoPro, Microsoft, Pfizer, Royal Dutch Shell, ServiceNow and Tiffany.
With oil hovering near 2018 lows, these energy stocks are outstanding long-term buys for growth portfolios looking for income as well.
Oil supermajor Shell is said to be in discussions to acquire Permian Basin producer Endeavor Energy for around $8 billion. This could be a very good deal for the Dutch giant if it can pull it off.
Oil has traded down into bear market territory, and there are numerous reason it could rally next year. So what should concerned investors do now?
24/7 Wall St. screened the Merrill Lynch energy research universe looking for dividend-paying energy stocks and found four that look like solid plays for the rest of 2018 and next year as well.
These four top stocks have not gone up in tandem with oil pricing, and some are offering outstanding entry points. They are outstanding long-term buys for growth portfolios looking for income.
These three top additions to the Merrill Lynch International portfolio look like solid plays for investors, especially those looking for growth and a dependable dividend.
Some of the biggest and best oil stocks are still incredibly cheap compared to the rest of the market. These four are outstanding long-term buys for growth portfolios looking for income as well.
With oil hovering a few dollars under the $70 level, you can bet that the big integrateds are looking to produce and sell as much as possible, especially as the sanctions on Iran are totally put in...
Despite some disappointing quarterly results, Jefferies analysts are bullish on three of the biggest and best companies in the energy sector.
24/7 Wall St. screened the Merrill Lynch energy research universe for the largest capitalization stocks that could be big winners as the cuffs go back on Iran.