US markets are set to follow global shares higher after reassuring comments from central banks around the world about monetary policies.
You know its brands, but you might not know about this global company's stellar performance -- and its stock still has room to run.
The companies, in very different sectors, have all crossed their 50-day moving averages to the upside.
MasterCard is downgraded to 'neutral,' and Nike is initiated with a 'neutral.'
Citigroup initiates solar stocks: SunPower is initiated with a 'buy' and Suntech with a 'sell.'
Following an impressive quarter, this value-priced retailer of urban fashion apparel and accessories looks promising.
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