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RBC Capital Markets raised its rating on Zillow to Outperform with a $34.00 price target, now the highest target.
Credit Suisse started new analyst coverage on many health care related stocks on Wednesday, issuing very positive views on Rite Aid and on would-be acquirer Walgreens Boots Alliance.
24/7 Wall St. is always on the hunt for undiscovered opportunities and hidden value in the financial markets. After all, even in hard times there are always some opportunities that can be found.
Goldman Sachs now sees a higher floor in oil and is making key changes in its ratings on oil and gas stocks. There are some caveats, though.
24/7 Wall St. wanted to screen for the 10% dividend yields to see which ones might be attractive for investors. After all, many are down handily from their highs.
Merrill Lynch said that the continued rebound in oil prices and the strength in fixed income markets both contributed to the recent MLP outperformance against the market.
Dividends can make up more than half of total returns through time, but buybacks can act directly to create support for the stock while giving the existing shareholders larger and larger stakes in...
24/7 Wall St. has tracked the strong blue chip dividend calls made by analysts so far in March of 2016. These are four blue chip dividends with upside stock potential and room for dividend growth.
Some analysts are starting to declare bottoms and are seeing serious value for those oil investors who can look out in 2017 or beyond.
It is time to take a look at the 2016 stock buyback kings, those companies that will spend the most buying back their common stock this year alone.
Canaccord Genuity defended some battered apparel stocks on Monday and has three top picks for turnarounds and value investors alike.
On top of earnings and a shuffling around in management, Devon Energy also announced a capital raise that was upsized.
FMC Technologies had a bit of a wild week, and many analysts chimed in with key changes afterward.
On top of lower-than-expected revenues, NetApp announced that it plans to slash about 12% of its workforce in an effort to lower costs.
Starbucks and Schlumberger are among the top mega-cap stocks that received analyst upgrades in the week ending February 19.