With the global economy struggling, Wall Street doesn't expect much from first-quarter results.
The economy added just 88,000 jobs in March, while the unemployment rate dipped to 7.6%. The major indexes are headed for their worst week of 2013.
The investment bank says these 8 names have a downside potential of some 20% or more.
Stocks rally despite disappointing reports on jobs and the economy. The first quarter ends with solid gains for equities. Markets will be closed for the Good Friday holiday.
A late-day surge pushes stocks solidly higher, but the S&P 500 again stalls before its all-time high of 1,615. Health care and energy shares lead the rally.
This Italian oil company saw a slight drop Monday that created a perfect entry price.
Confusion about whether the fix for Cyprus' banking problems will be used elsewhere hits stocks. Selling prompts the dollar to move higher against the euro.
The yellow metal has surged as the government drives the yen lower against the dollar to boost the economy.
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