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JPMorgan says JetBlue is the "cheapest" airline, trading at 9.9 times the firm's 2017 earnings per share estimate.
A daily look at the morning's key financial stories.
Barclays on Tuesday gave clients a list of its top picks in the small- and mid-cap space.
JPMorgan presents its favorite drug stock ideas into earnings season.
Citi Research also raises its forecast for Tableau's fiscal 2018 software sales to $563 million from $550 million.
Pacific Crest reiterated an overweight rating on Microsoft given the potential for the technology giant to exceed earnings estimates.
Jefferies says investors should focus on internet companies with "strong mobile businesses."
Barclays lowers its 2017 iPhone unit growth forecast to 3.4 percent from 5.9 percent.
A daily look at the morning's key financial stories.
Morgan Stanley on Friday told clients of a group of stocks that could rally on earnings.
Building a huge American factory would fit neatly with President Trump's push to create domestic jobs.
Goldman Sachs recommends stocks "capable of growing sales rapidly, independent of economic and policy uncertainty" from Donald Trump's agenda.
CNBC PRO used crowdsourced earnings platform Estimize to find the stocks with the best chance at beating the Street.
Pacific Crest's estimate for Intel fourth-quarter earnings per share is 78 cents versus the 74 cents Wall Street consensus.
Wells Fargo estimates Verizon will generate sales of $125.5 billion this year compared with the Wall Street consensus of $126.5 billion.
Instinent says Qualcomm needs approval for its NXP Semiconductors merger from U.S., China, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan and the EU.
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Jeremy Siegel, professor of finance at the Wharton School, predicts further gains ahead.
Bernstein pointed clients to a group of cement stocks that could benefit the most from a Mexican border wall.
Wall Street chart analysts believe the market has further to go after passing the Dow 20,000 record.
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