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24/7 Wall St. wanted to see what the strategists and analysts on Wall Street expect for the stock market in 2016. Here we take a look at the two energy giants in the Dow.
What lies ahead for Dow conglomerates United Technologies and 3M in 2016, and how do they stack up to GE?
Nike was the top-performing Dow component in 2015. The question is whether this company can have a repeat performance in 2016.
It is too soon to call the rocky start of 2016 an end to a bull market that would otherwise be about seven years long. But what lies ahead for Dow component Cisco Systems in 2016?
McDonald's stock has been on fire over the past six months, and it remains a solid pick for investors seeking dividends and a degree of safety. But how will this fast-food giant perform in 2016?
The major credit cards of the Dow had a somewhat mixed year, with Visa the obvious winner as a card processor, while American Express went south as a credit card issuer.
24/7 Wall St. wanted to see what the strategists and analysts on Wall Street expect for the stock market in 2016. So, what lies ahead for IBM?
We’re less than a week into the new year, and already the S&P 500 is down over 6%. When trying to work out what exactly is going on, it’s helpful to think quantitatively.
If analysts end up being correct in 2016, the bank holding company stocks could bring double-digit gains in the year ahead.
24/7 Wall St. is looking forward to see what the strategists and analysts on Wall Street expect for the stock market and the major stocks in 2016, in this case Apple.
Now that 2015 has turned into 2016, it is time to see what analysts and strategists on Wall Street are calling for, in particular with Boeing.
24/7 Wall Street has evaluated three major Dow components in the pharmaceutical industry and presented the bullish and bearish case for each in 2016.
24/7 Wall St. wants to see what the strategists and analysts on Wall Street are expecting for the stock market in 2016, in particular General Electric.
Dogs of the Dow is a dividend strategy for investors to buy what are either "cheap" or "beaten up" Dow stocks. Unfortunately, 2015 was an awful year for the members of the Dogs of the Dow.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) had a bad year in 2015. It dropped 2.23% to 17,425. The performance would have been worse if not for a handful of stocks representing some of America’s...