Growth Stocks
Growth stocks are money machines that generate substantial—and sustainable—positive cash flow, and whose revenues and earnings are expected to increase at faster rates than the average company.
Growth companies typically have some sort of competitive advantage that allows them to fend off competitors and keep the lion’s share of business to themselves. They also have many different investment opportunities (or a few large opportunities) that promise to generate high returns.
Uncover a variety of top picks in growth stocks and the hottest growth trends, past and present, in our growth investing article archive below. Also, be sure to check out our exclusive free guide on the top growth stocks to own now, featuring three top growth stocks that we believe will be worth much more in the future than they cost today.
From Switches and Routers to Clouds
Its core business under assault on multiple fronts, Cisco Systems is focusing on architecture for the next phase of computing.
Growth Stocks: Investing in the Petrochemicals Industry
Increased production of ethane and other natural gas liquids has lowered input costs at US petrochemical companies, expanding margins and making their products more price competitive in the global market.
Traditional M&A Takes Over
With the US economy improving and most banks emerging on the other side of the credit cycle, traditional open-bank mergers and acquisitions should pick up significantly in 2011.
Advertising Growth
Companies continue to ramp up their marketing activities, suggesting that the US consumer’s demise has been greatly exaggerated. That’s good news for the television industry, one of advertisers’ favorite mediums.
To the Bank
Compelling valuations and improving fundamentals make large-cap financials an attractive investment.
A Profitable Epidemic
With the incidence of diabetes on the rise throughout the world, companies that treat this life-long disease stand to profit.
Banking on Energy
These community banks stand to benefit from energy-oriented local economies.
Smartest Ways to Profit from the Smart Phone Revolution
In 2009 smart phones accounted for about 14 percent of global mobile phone sales, but analysts expect that proportion to grow to nearly 50 percent by 2014. Here's how to profit.
Big Gains from New Stocks
A firm’s strongest earnings growth and most impressive stock returns often occur in its first few years as a publicly traded company.
High-Performance Auto Investing
Original equipment manufacturers and aftermarket parts retailers are the way to profits in the car industry.
