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Financial giants Visa and American Express both posted strong gains in 2017 and were among the Dow 30's best performers.
Heavy machinery maker Caterpillar was the second-best performing stock among the Dow 30 last year. Another good year depends to a large degree on how the global economy performs.
Following 2017 is going to be a tough act for Boeing. But even if the aerospace giant performs half as well in 2018, that would still be banner year for investors.
For Dow Jones Industrial Average gains to continue, United Technologies is going to have play at least a small part. Is Wall Street greatly underestimating this well-run conglomerate?
For the Dow to make its target in 2018, it seems that Chevron and Exxon Mobil are going to have to do better ahead for their shareholders.
For the Dow to make its 2018 targets, Goldman Sachs is going to have to do its part. But with a nickname like "Golden Slacks" some investors may expect a firm of this caliber to have a better payout.
For the Dow to make its 2018 target, Microsoft is going to have to do its part. It has over $140 billion in cash and investments, and much of that is likely to be repatriated under tax reform.
For the Dow to make its 2018 targets, 3M is going to have to do its part to help. But is 3M now overvalued according to Wall Street?
Here is a consensus forecast of each of the 30 Dow Jones Industrial stocks, including a forward 12-month consensus analyst price target and an expected 2018 total return on each.
Is it finally time to consider the old adage that "nothing lasts forever" for the bull market as we enter 2018? Here are 10 things that could wreck the current bull market in stocks in the coming...
What has been hard to ignore is that Wall Street is now calling for energy stocks to return to being a positive factor ahead rather than a drag as was seen throughout much of 2017.
Intel could be poised for more gains in 2018. That is how two views are calling it at the end of December.
One strategy that has been popular each year as investors rebalance and make changes is the so-called Dogs of the Dow.
With 2017 nearing an end, it is important to consider just what has happened. 24/7 Wall St. has screened 50 stocks that have risen 100% or more (some far more) in 2017.
Surely some of those other technology stocks could have a real shot of outperforming Apple and Amazon in 2018. Here are 10 large cap and active technology stocks that are currently expected to do so.