The price of U.S. crude oil closed up 33 cents per barrel last week, providing temporary relief to oil investors who had endured seven consecutive weeks of falling prices. During that stretch, the price of crude oil has fallen about 30 percent, and many are predicting that the fall is not yet over.
In a recent report, Deutsche Bank analysts reiterated their Buy ratings on four industrial companies and adjusted their related price targets. Here’s what the firm is watching.
In a recent report, analysts at Deutsche Bank reiterated their Buy rating on Intel Corp INTC 0.72% and raised their price target for the stock from $40.00 to $42.00. Analysts are impressed by Intel’s recent earnings numbers and execution during the fourth quarter of 2014.
The year 2015 is off to a bad start for investors, as the S&P 500 has plummeted 3.2 percent in the first two weeks of the year. Ironically, one of the few bright spots for investors so far in 2015 is hidden inside of the lagging financial sector: real estate investment trusts (REITs).
On the heels of disappointing earnings reports by several big American banks this week, financial stocks have taken a beating. A quick look at some charts reveals a disturbing trend in several big-name stocks.
In a recent report, analysts at Axiom shared some harsh opinions about the solar industry. Axiom currently has an Underperform rating on the entire solar industry, and the basis for the firm’s negative outlook is a major discrepancy between consensus forecasts for solar power demand and its own.
There’s no question it has been a rough earnings week so far for big U.S. banks. Bank of America Corp BAC 1.18%, Citigroup Inc C 0.8% have all reported earnings this week, and shares of each stock are trading down. However, two big names in the world of Wall Street believe that one of these…
In a recent report on the utilities sector, Brean Capital discussed their top utility stock picks in the fields of water utilities, electric/gas utilities, flow technology and clean energy.
Bank of America Corp BAC 1.18% reported earnings Thursday morning that fell $2 billion short of consensus revenue expectations, and shareholders are paying for it. The stock was recently down 5 percent and nearly 15 percent in the first two weeks of 2015. The company had a bad quarter, but are the underlying numbers as…
In a recent report, JP Morgan analysts gave their take on the 2015 outlook for telecom and networking equipment/IT hardware. Analysts made predictions on a wide range of topics from the smartphone deceleration to the impact of the Apple Watch.