Analysts at Morgan Stanley recently took an in-depth look at what 2015 will bring for the tobacco industry.

In a recent report, Morgan Stanley analysts took and in-depth look at Whole Foods Market, Inc. WFM 1.72%. Despite increased competition from both new specialty stores and traditional supermarkets, analysts are bullish on Whole Foods and forecast positive earnings growth, improving margins and increasing sales in 2015.

Analysts at Sterne Agee believe that global economic conditions will continue to provide support for gold and silver prices in the near future. According to a recent report, global deflation and growth fears will continue to drive investors to gold and silver.

One of the hottest topics of debate among investors over the past six months has been when/if to invest in crashing crude oil. By far, the most popular oil ETF is the United States Oil Fund, LP USO 4.49%, which has nearly 16.5 million average daily trading volume. But should investors be dumping USO and…

In a recent report, Credit Suisse analysts initiated coverage of large-cap banks and gave their take on the outlook for the sector. The report identifies an industry in transition that will eventually provide value for shareholders.

In a recent report, analysts at Credit Suisse outlined their 2015 outlook for telecom stocks. Analysts picked T-Mobile US Inc TMUS 0.43% as their top pick in the sector.

In a recent report, analysts at Morgan Stanley explored United States Steel Corporation X and laid out their bullish forecast for the domestic steel industry in 2015. Analysts see structural changes in the business and a continued focus on operational efficiency driving U.S. Steel in upcoming years.

In a recent report, analysts at H.C. Wainwright outlined their 2015 outlook for healthcare stocks. Here’s a breakdown of their top stocks to own in 2015.

Monday night’s NCAA College Football Championship game in Dallas, Texas, between the Ohio State Buckeyes and the Oregon Ducks promises to be a high-scoring affair. Here’s a look at some of the numbers that you won’t find on the scoreboard.

In a recent report, analysts at Deutsche Bank outlined their views on ten investment themes for 2015: