Super Stocks for the Month
As a practical
matter, buying individual stocks is riskier than
owning a mutual fund, because the latter spreads risk over dozens or hundreds of
companies. However, buying individual stocks has its own advantages: On
top of their expected price increases, many individual stocks do pay strong dividends, which implies
that you will be earning money while you
wait for them to appreciate in value. In this article, I conducted a
quick research to recommend 7 stocks
that could do very well over the next 2 years.
My research is based on data I
culled from two companies with
successful long-term records in the investment analysis business, namely
Stock Scouter Inc. and Zacks Investment Research Incorporated. Based on this
analysis I came up with the companies shown on the table below. Note that, by using a system of
advanced mathematics to determine a stock's expected risk and return rates, these stocks were rated from 1 to 10, with 10 being the best. This values came from comparing the fundamental and technical qualities of
stocks to measures that have proven statistically predictive of stock
performance in the past.
Stocks: Top Picks For the Month
Company
Name
|
Stock
Scouter Rating
|
Zacks Investment Recommendation for the Stock
|
1. Virgin Media Inc
|
10
|
Hold
|
2. Boeing Co
|
9
|
Moderate buy
|
3. CSX Corp
|
9
|
Hold
|
4. Direct TV
|
9
|
Moderate Buy
|
5. Goodyear
Tire & Rubber
|
9
|
Hold
|
6. Exxon Mobile Corporation
|
-
|
Hold
|
7. Facebook Inc
|
4
|
Moderate Buy
|
Source: StockScouter Inc.; Zacks Investment Research Incorporated
The
bottom line: If you have a specific
interest in a particular stock, it is advised to research it further or
call your financial advisor and broker
to discuss the stock’s potential in terms of earnings and viability.
Key Terms
Moderate Buy = An analyst recommendation
meaning a stock is expected to do slightly better than the market return.
Hold = An analyst's recommendation to neither buy nor sell a
security. A company with a hold recommendation generally is expected to perform
with the market or at the same pace as comparable companies.
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