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• Billionaire Israel Englander’s Cheap Stock Picks

  By Meena Krishnamsetty - June 14, 2013 | Tickers: LYB, MPC, MDR, NOV, PSX

  While we don’t recommend blindly following hedge fund activity from 13F filings, we do consider these filings potentially useful for many investors. The most popular small cap stocks among hedge funds, as determined by our analysis, generate an average excess return of 18 percentage points per year (learn more about imitating hedge funds' small cap picks). We also like to apply traditional stock screens, including the traditional value criteria more »

• Heavy Construction: 1 Stock to Miss, 2 to Buy

  By Piyush Arora - January 14, 2013 | Tickers: FLR, FWLT, MDR

   

   

   

   

   

• New Collaboration Will Boost This Oil & Gas Giant's Long-Term Value

  By Jordo Bivona - January 10, 2013 | Tickers: APC, APA, CVX, ENI, MDR

  Anadarko Petroleum’s (NYSE: APC) success in the past year can be partially attributed to its revenues from its operations in Mozambique. One of its major competitors in the country is Enersis (NYSE: ENI). Now, both companies will work together to explore and produce natural gas in Area 4 and Area 1 offshore of Mozambique. Below, I will discuss how Anadarko will increase its profitability and share value in the more »

• Several Indicators Make Vaalco a Good Energy Stock

  By Kevin Gill - August 6, 2012 | Tickers: MDR, EGY

  If your portfolio is need of an energy stock or you’re the type that likes a smart play (aren’t we all?) than it’s time to take a look at Vaalco Energy (NYSE: EGY). Vaalco is an independent energy company that specializes in acquiring, exploring and developing natural gas and crude oil production sites. It is typical for Vaalco to partner with other companies for the development and more »

• The Right Turnaround Stocks for your Million Dollar Portfolio

  By Edgar Ambart - June 5, 2012 | Tickers: BBRY, FSLR, MDR

  Often investors don’t know whether they’re catching a falling knife, but sometimes the risk reward ratio warrants some stocks worth betting on.  These companies were flourishing in revenue and had significant pricing power a few years ago, but lately have been battered and bruised from fierce competition and poor management.  These names still shine on my watch list and should regain their momentum if management is successful in more »