DuPont is a worldwide industry leader that will immediately benefit from a rebound in the housing industry in United States.
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Stocks are rallying broadly and approaching 4-year highs, although there are three reasons to soon think about making more defensive investments.
IBM buying RIM's Enterprise unit would be, "like an organ donor giving up his heart while he was still alive." Still, the BlackBerry maker should take any deal.
The U.S. Postal Service's financial troubles will drive businesses to utilize Stamps.com’s desk-top postage services.
There is no denying that dividend stocks are becomine more of a crowded investment. Yet there's still little evidence of a bubble.
The primary motivation for selling those particular stocks was that all had their earnings estimates reduced by some Wall Street analysts.
An earlier-than-expected launch of the next iPhone could give Apple an unexpected September quarter boost, relative to low analyst expectations.
Defensive stocks have had a big run since May, but now is not the time to buy them, says Bill DeShurko, manager of the Dividend and Income Plus model.
Let the 'mess fall out', then it's time to buy Apple shares ahead of the iPhone 5 launch, says manager Ben Dickey of the Growth Plus Income model.
Piper Jaffray's Munster sees 20%-plus revenue growth for Apple over the next three years. His share price target: $910 from about $600 now.