IShares and Bond Funds are Boosting BlackRock
BlackRock (BLK) acquired iShares in 2009, and since then has had assets in its ETF platform grow 22% per year, making BLK a top stock to own.
BlackRock (BLK) acquired iShares in 2009, and since then has had assets in its ETF platform grow 22% per year, making BLK a top stock to own.
UnitedHealth (UNH) has beaten the street, upped estimates, and delivered at least 23% profit growth the last 7 qtrs. And along the way the stock has continued to shine.
Since going public back in 2008, VIsa (V) has really been a perfect stock. Profits have grown each year as revenues climbed steadily. But if you’re looking for a discount forget it.
More subscribers and higher subscription rates are helping boost Netflix (NFLX), as profits look to double in 2018 — and perhaps 2019. Maybe even 2020.
Apple (AAPL) broke out this month after delivering 30% profit growth. And with estimates of 31% growth next qtr, this stock has the ability to make a move.
I’m not as impressed with Consellation Brands (STZ) as I used to be, and I really don’t know why. This is one of my favorite companies.
Adobe Systems (ADBE) just went up five-fold in five years. So I’m questioning whether the run is close to being done. Let’s take a look.
After an eight-year run higher, Ulta Salon’s (ULTA) stock was a laggard in 2017. Now ULTA’s stock has turned back up, but growth might slow.
TenCent (TCEHY) stock was on fire last year — it went parabolic. Now the stock could be starting a downtrend as the profit outlook isn’t so perfect.
The Trade Desk (TTD) will spend an additional $15 million to $20 million on investments to grow as fast as it can. But this will hurt profits.
Five Below (FIVE) is one of the best growth stocks around, and the closing of Toys R Us stores could boost results more than projected.
Toys R Us is closing, which might mean more business for Ollie’s Bargain Outlet (OLLI) which could buy some of the merchandise at a discount.