Larry Ramer

Larry Ramer

InvestorPlace Contributor

Larry Ramer has more than 15 years of experience in business journalism. He has worked for Globes, Israel’s most widely read business newspaper, as well as The Jerusalem Post and theflyonthewall.

Mr. Ramer’s expansive knowledge of politics enables him to provide valuable insights into how politics can affect stocks. He also focuses on contrary investing and specializes in the renewable energy and consumer discretionary sectors.

Among his highly successful, contrarian picks have been Super Micro Computer, Intel, and MGM Resorts.

You can reach him on StockTwits at @larryramer and learn more about his stock-picking record at his TipRanks profile.

Recent Articles

Microsoft Deals Are Just the Beginning for BlackBerry Ltd Stock

By Larry Ramer, InvestorPlace Contributor

BlackBerry Limited (NYSE: BB) continues to announce deals which show that its strong IT security offerings are highly valued by the market. Over the medium to long term, these deals will boost BlackBerry's bottom line and BlackBerry stock. Investors should buy BlackBerry stock so they can profit from the company's upcoming positive catalysts.

5 High-Growth Tech Stocks Poised to Benefit from Megatrends

By Larry Ramer, InvestorPlace Contributor

Technology is developing too fast for anyone to keep up with right now, but these 5 high-growth stocks are poised to benefit from impending megatrends.

Facebook, Inc. Stock Could Be Hit Hard by Latest Revelation and Competition

By Larry Ramer, InvestorPlace Contributor

The latest revelation about Trump and Facebook, along with increased competition, will hurt Facebook stock.

How Fitbit Inc Stock Can Get Your Heart Rate Up

By Larry Ramer, InvestorPlace Contributor

I believe that Fitbit stock will rally this year, but there are a few steps FIT needs to take in order to optimize its chances.

5 Retailers That Aren’t Afraid of Amazon

By Larry Ramer, InvestorPlace Contributor

In order to survive the Amazon threat, brick-and-mortar retailers must have products that consumers don’t purchase online, strong brand loyalty and expertise that Amazon can’t provide. These five stocks all definitely fit the bill.

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