Our group of Money Morning experts continue to deliver the best stocks to invest in for readers every day. Each week we collect the latest recommendations in one roundup, in case you missed any.
Last week, Money Morning Defense & Tech Specialist Michael A. Robinson recommended a company that's following Apple Inc.'s (Nasdaq: AAPL) most successful profit strategies. He also found a way everyone can profit from IPOs - which usually reserve the biggest profits for the richest investors.
Our Chief Investment Strategist Keith Fitz-Gerald picked two exchange-traded funds (ETFs) that let investors profit from the Greek debt crisis.
And there are five more picks ahead. You can find all of them here in our newest list of the best stocks to invest in now.
Money Morning's Best Stocks to Invest in Today
Money Morning Defense & Tech Specialist Michael A. Robinson loves Apple. He's been a "raging bull" on the company's stock for a few years now and projects it will hit $1,000 a share by Labor Day 2016. Apple products are powerful because they work together and make up a tech ecosystem that competitors have failed to replicate. Now Robinson has his eyes on a defense firm taking a page out of Apple's playbook by making its own product ecosystem. The stock has gained 170% in the last decade and recently boosted its dividend by 15%. Get in on this "next Apple" here...
The Greek debt crisis is the single most important event happening in the markets right now. If Europe has to do a bailout, the country's debt will affect many exposed countries. For example, it would cost each citizen of Denmark and Germany 708 euros and 700 euros respectively to cover Greece's troubles. But Money Morning Chief Investment Strategist Keith Fitz-Gerald knows of two ETFs sure to gain from all the debt racket. One invests in low-risk, short-term U.S. bonds, which will be eaten up by traders everywhere if Greece exits the Eurozone. Here's the other one...
IPOs have been a booming source of wealth for the last two years. According to Renaissance Capital, a manager of IPO-focused ETFs, the 275 IPOs last year valued a total of $85 billion. That's a 55% increase from 2013. Unfortunately, most retail investors can't get anywhere near hot IPOs. You see, most of a company's initial shares are given to wealthy companies, mutual funds, and individuals willing to spend a lot more than the average trader. But our tech specialist Michael A. Robinson likes an ETF that sidesteps Wall Street's favoritism. It's a great long-term investment set to ride the IPO boom all the way to the top...
Since early February, U.S. President Barack Obama has taken heavy cybersecurity initiatives. He requested $14 billion for increased cyber defense in his 2016 fiscal budget. He made a speech at the first ever White House Summit on Cybersecurity. And he urged Congress in his State of the Union address to consider cybersecurity a bipartisan effort and pass the legislation required to improve it. All of these deliver a major "Buy" signal for cybersecurity stocks. But why profit from one stock when you can profit from the entire industry's growth? Here's an ETF providing 30 cybersecurity leaders at once...
Each week,Money Morningrecommends an oversold stock to buy. An oversold stock is one that's been beaten down or is struggling to gain momentum - but provides a great entry point for long-term growth. Our most recent oversold pick is a staffing company that owns job websites, including sites that staff positions in the energy sector. The company's stock has consequently fell alongside oil prices, down 25% since last November. But this company is a great long-term play as the European Central Bank (ECB) spurs spending on healthcare, tech, and energy companies - all sectors this company focuses on. Find out how this beaten down stock could see a gain of 16.7% over the next year...