Characteristics of Top Stocks from the Definitive Guide to Growth Stocks We went back and researched the best stocks of our generation (including the ones shown here) to see what made them great. Here’s what we discovered: History repeats itself in the stock market. Characteristics of top stocks are often the same, decade after decade. Here …
Shares of Global Payments (GPN) are set to soar (maybe +49% in 2 years?) with the addition of Total System Services.
HubSpot (HUBS) stock is down as slowing growth is expected in 2020. But HUBS has been beating the street — handily.
Even though it just went from $40 to $50, Altria (MO) stock is a bargain with a 7% yield and an 11 P/E.
Amazon (AMZN) has moved its Prime delivery time from 2-day to 1-day, but the cost of doing this is a lot of profits.
Twitter (TWTR) is expected to have just 2% profit growth in 2020. Ugh. No wonder the stock just dropped 20%.
Toy maker Funko (FNKO) tanked after a slew of brokerage firms downgraded it. Now with a 10 P/E, is this time to buy?
Upland Software (UPLD) is like a Salesforce mini-me providing sales and customer service software to businesses.
It’s truly remarkable that MasterCard (MA) is still growing profits faster than 20% a year. The stock deserves attention.
Alphabet’s (GOOGL) sales grew a solid 20% last qtr, but profits declined 18% as the stocks and bonds it owns decreased in value.
S&P Global (SPGI) has thrived the stock market rising, and now stronger bond issuance in the U.S is helping to boost results.
Mall-based retailers have been getting out of commission, but a slew of discount retailers continue to drive sales & profits higher.
