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We have narrowed our search to five such U.S. corporate giants that have skyrocketed in 2023 with strong upside left for 2024. These are: AMZN, INTC, GE, NOW, META.
While 2023 has been a difficult year to navigate, certain stock winners should continue to dominate when the calendar turns to January. To be sure, it's always good to do a health checkup of your portfolio and consider rotating in and out of particular entities.
Relative strength is key when choosing top stocks. GE stock and Amazon stock pass the RS Line Blue Dot screen.
One year ago, OpenAI changed the tech sector when it launched ChatGPT. This artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot has changed the ways in which companies across multiple sectors do business and streamline operations.
Despite the massive volatility in the stock market over the last year, there are many renewable energy stocks providing great value. Renewable energy is the future of the world.
I've been covering Portland General Electric for some time. My long-term RoR since I initiated my position is still negative, but I believe the time to "BUY" more has come. The company has now dropped over 10% to below $42/share, and I consider the upside to be worth considering here, slightly shifting my PT. The company is a "BUY" and I give a PT of $50.5, giving it a compelling upside.
Strength in commercial aerospace and growth in LEAP engine deliveries within the Aerospace unit, and accretive acquisitions are likely to aid General Electric's (GE) third-quarter 2023 results.
General Electric's (GE) unit, GE Vernova's Gas Power business, will provide parts, repairs & field services for the two GE gas turbines for West African Energy's combined cycle power project in Senegal.
Despite their controversial nature, meme stocks offer great potential for investors willing to gamble. The rise of meme stocks in the past has been a mix of ideology against hedge funds to more commonly, simply retail traders riding a wave of hype and FOMO, or the fear of missing out.
General Electric failed to persuade a Manhattan federal judge to dismiss a long-running shareholder lawsuit accusing it of concealing risks at its power business, and the judge on Thursday urged both sides to settle.