92 Stocks to Buy As the Threat of Inflation Rises: UBS
Investors are once again wary of inflation after largely ignoring it over the summer. Here are 92 stocks to buy as inflation rises, according to UBS.
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Investors are once again wary of inflation after largely ignoring it over the summer. Here are 92 stocks to buy as inflation rises, according to UBS.
FTC Solar Inc (NASDAQ: FTCI) is trading higher following multiple analyst initiations and price targets well above the current price per ...
Author Bio A member of The Motley Fool since 2006, Scott began contributing content in 2013. His focus includes renewable energy, gold, and water utilities. Follow him on Twitter. . . Follow @scott81236 What happened Climbing 74% in 2020, shares of TPI Composites (NASDAQ:TPIC) maintained their momentum in the first month of 2021. According to data from S&P Global Market Intelligence, shares of the wind blade manufacturer's stock bounced 14% higher in January. In addition to some favorable opinions from Wall Street, investors bought shares in response to enthusiasm fo...
First Solar stock slips after UBS analyst backs away from long-time bullish stance MarketWatch 2/1/2021 Video: S&P, Nasdaq slip from record levels (Reuters) Shares of First Solar Inc. slipped 0.2% in afternoon trading Monday, bucking the rally in the broader stock market, after UBS analyst Jon Windham backed away from his long-time bullish call on the solar power systems company, citing "limited upside catalysts" to keep the rally going. The stock has run up 66.1% over the past six months, but has pulled back 8.0% since closing at a near-10-year high of $107.53 on Jan. 21. Meanwhile, the...
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