Morgan Stanley has named a raft of "cheap" global stocks to buy, advising investors to stay disciplined on valuations. Source link

HSBC, Credit Suisse and UBS name their top defensive stock picks. Source link

Mounting tensions between Russia and Ukraine have weighed on equity markets, but Barclays thinks certain stocks could still do well. Source link

Top Wall Street banks have named a raft of global stocks they think will continue to do well amid impending rate hikes and greater market volatility. Source link

Jefferies names a slew of stock picks across the U.S., Europe and Japan that it thinks will do well in 2022. Source link

Concerns around "stagflation" and a pullback of central bank stimulus mean investors should be looking at companies with pricing power, one CIO has said. Source link

These chipmakers are responsible for “the guts” of smartphones. “I particularly like Cypress for its Minority Report-style touch-screen tech,” Cramer says. Photo: MIXA | MIXA | Getty Images Bank of America’s Europe strategists have named 13 stocks they expects to benefit from the world’s ongoing supply chain crisis. Source link

Dump trucks in the open pit iron ore mine, operated by ArcelorMittal, in Ukraine, on March 6, 2019. Vincent Mundy | Bloomberg | Getty Images Analysts at Morgan Stanley expect Europe’s market rally to continue for the next year, with a “bigger bounceback” in earnings-per-share than the U.S. Here are some of their stock picks. Source link

After moving sideways for months, JPMorgan believes the next leg higher for markets is upon us. Source link

The Volvo XC40 Recharge electric sports utility vehicle photographed in Los Angeles, California. Patrick T. Fallon | Bloomberg | Getty Images JPMorgan says the next leg higher in equities is here as its analysts pick the global stocks to ride it. The bank’s analysts said they “hold a very bullish call on earnings for this year” in a note published …