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Funereal Quant Score Keep Nabors Industries (NBR) a Strong Sell
Nabors Industries Ltd (NYSE:NBR) is a $1.6 billion in market value constituent of the Energy Equipment & Services GICS industry group where The current Portfolio Grader ranking for NBR puts it 54 among the 73 companies in this industry group, giving it a below-average spot. NBR is ranked squarely in the bottom quartile of the sector with a ranking of 308 among the 363 companies in the sector and number 4,329 in the 5000 company Portfolio Grader company universe. More
Buy Bitcoin and Shave Years Off Your Retirement Age, Says Top Analyst
The analyst who called the Bitcoin explosion now sees the cryptocurrency hitting $300,000-$400,000 in 2022. Here's his advice. More
Earnings Momentum Hurt McDermott International (MDR) Rating
McDermott International Inc (NYSE:MDR) is a constituent of the 73 company Energy Equipment & Services GICS industry group, which is a segment of the 363 company GICS Energy sector. MDR has a market value of $2.1 billion which is in the top 25% of its industry group. Portfolio Grader's current ranking for MDR puts it 20 among the 73 companies in this industry group, giving it an above-average position; in the top half of the sector with a ranking of 157 among the 363 companies in the sector, and number 2,899 in the nearly 5,000 company Portfolio Grader universe. More
Longfin Corp Stock Is the Perfect Steward of the Blockchain Bubble
Longfin (LFIN) went public a week ago and LFIN stock has soared astronomically, all before it even launches a product. More
JD.Com (JD) a Buy on Robust Quant Score
JD.Com Inc (NASDAQ:JD) is ranked as a Buy using Louis Navellier's system for investing and his Portfolio Grader stock evaluator. This represents no change from the previous week and is the same ranking JD has had from Portfolio Grader for 3 months. More
Square Inc Is the Bitcoin of the Traditional Stock Markets
The SQ stock price has seen some wild fluctuations, but this should be considered par for the course for a disruptive company like Square. More
