Thursday, December 20, 2012

Barron launched in 2013 top ten stocks recommended, shares stocks rose 17% last year

This year, the U.S. stock market performance is very eye-catching, but we feel has never been so bad. Standard & Poor's 500 index finished the year up 12%, but a variety of uncertainties has been plagued investors, such as "financial cliff" tax increases as well as the high unemployment rate. So far this year, the capital of the U.S. stock market has been as high as $ 110 billion net outflows.

If these economic uncertainties that can not be eliminated, the stock market next year there will not be much change, the main problem faced by the investors will not be the broader market trend in 2013, but which stocks can rise.
The past three years, "Barron annually to investors at the end of ten recommended stocks. In 2013, the magazine selected blue chips, there are a number of SMEs in stock. Stocks selected this year are "Barron in the past year had recommended.

Last year, the magazine has predicted that the vast majority are very accurate, recommended 10 stocks lead the broader market by four percentage points last year, rose by an average of 17%, one of the most eye-catching is the hard drive manufacturer Seagate Technology and wireline network operators Conquest special, stock prices have risen more than 60 percent, the worst performance of the U.S. company Freeport McMoRan Copper & Gold, the company's share price fell 22 percent this year, while almost half of the decline occurred in the last week, as investors $ 9 billion U.S. dollars to buy two energy companies have a negative reaction.

No matter what the market, even in the harsh environment, the good quality companies can always bring higher returns and income. This year, Barron's recommended the stock is expected to reach 15-20 percent next year, the total rate of return (including dividends). 10 stocks: Apple, Barnes & Noble, the Blackstone Group, General Dynamics, JP Morgan Chase, Marathon Oil, Novartis, Royal Dutch Shell, Viacom Inc., and Western Digital Company.

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