The stock market will reopen tomorrow after a three-day break. So grab a pen and get ready to add these picks to your list of stocks to buy tomorrow.
You see, every day our Money Morning experts deliver the best stocks to buy across a range of sectors. Then each week we collect the latest recommendations in one roundup, in case you missed any.
Money Morning Tech Specialist Michael A. Robinson last week recommended a semiconductor testing company in the midst of a turnaround. Resource Specialist Peter Krauth shared two exchange-traded funds (ETFs) for profiting from a country whose economy is growing faster than China's.
And there's plenty more. You can find all of last week's recommendations here in our newest list of stocks to buy tomorrow.
Top Stocks to Buy Tomorrow
"Turnaround" plays can be lucrative, but risky. Not every struggling company that undertakes a turnaround will succeed. But Money Morning Tech Specialist Michael A. Robinson looks for three tell-tale indicators of a solid turnaround candidate. They include a change in management at the top; avenues for new growth, like new products, markets, or ways of doing business; and improving financials. And a company that supplies specialized testing equipment to the semiconductor industry exhibits all three signs. A new CEO hired in 2010 brought with him a bird's eye view of the entire global chip industry. A strategic acquisition in late 2012 allowed the company to expand into the rapidly growing mobile market. And in Q4 2014, the firm's year-over-year revenue jumped some 47% to $71.3 million. The biggest reason this is on our "stocks to buy tomorrow" list is the stock currently trades at less than $9 a share, but Robinson predicts it will soar 50% in less than three years...
- India's economy is booming. The International Monetary Fund just raised its forecast for the country's growth from 5.6% to 7.2% for this fiscal year and from 6.3% to 7.5% for next year. In contrast, China's growth is projected to decline from 6.8% this year to 6.3% next year. India is already serving as the first president of the BRICS New Development Bank, formed in July 2014. Now it's looking to link up with even more of its neighbors via the Eurasian Economic Union, which came into effect in January. India is well-positioned to benefit from joining forces with these markets. Its huge population is young and dynamic, and its expertise in fields like engineering and IT make India's outlook even more promising. Resource Specialist Peter Krauth revealed two India-centric ETFs to invest in to profit from the country's economic growth - one gained 64% in 2014 and is up 11.19% so far in 2015...
- Small-cap stocks have been crushing the broader market. Since mid-October, the Russell 2000 Index has risen 18.5%, compared to 10% for the S&P 500 and just 8.8% for the Dow Jones. But small caps' gains have only just begun, according to Money Morning Small-Cap Investing Specialist Sid Riggs. Riggs recently observed a very bullish signal for small-cap stocks. And his research shows that investors who "go long" after this signal flashes enjoy an impressive 78.13% winning percentage, with an average return of 17%. Many investors shy away from small caps due to their reputation for volatility. But buying shares in an ETF lets you profit from small-cap gains while sidestepping volatility. Riggs shared his pick for the best small-cap ETF to invest in now - more than 95% of its holdings are in small-cap or micro-cap stocks, and it's up 14.9% year to date...[epom key="ddec3ef33420ef7c9964a4695c349764" redirect="" sourceid="" imported="false"]
- A key part of a successful wealth-building strategy is finding quality long-term stocks and holding them for years. By doing so, you can steadily collect gains for decades with minimal effort, only checking in periodically and freeing yourself up to find other investment opportunities. The best stocks to buy tomorrow and hold for the long haul have high growth projections, strong financial bases, and excellent products or services. We shared three such long-term profit machines with Money Morning members last week. One has gross profit margins approaching 40%, and another expects its industry to fill $5.2 trillion in new orders over the next two decades...
- "Grid parity" is achieved when an alternative energy is produced for the same price as purchasing power from the electricity grid - without the help of government subsidies. And solar power is closing in on that goal. In fact, 10 states have already achieved grid parity, and by 2016, all 50 states are expected to reach that point, according to Deutsche Bank's 2015 solar outlook. And the price of solar modules should fall some 40% over the next four to five years, the same report indicates. These are bullish signs for solar, but individual stocks will continue to be volatile. That's why the best way to profit from solar energy's tipping point is with an ETF. We shared the best solar ETF to buy now - it's already up 29% in 2015 and has plenty of room to run.
- Oil prices have been hovering around lows not seen since the financial crisis for the past three months, which makes spotting oil stocks to buy tricky. But there are still profitable picks in the sector, and a market pullback offers a great entry point. Despite oil prices falling more than 45% in the last year, Money Morning Global Energy Strategist Dr. Kent Moors sees prices climbing to the low $80s by the end of this year. We revealed five of the best oil stocks to buy now before oil prices rise. One has soared 32% in the last year and is projected to rise another 32% by next year, and three offer dividend yields over 6%.
Bonus - More for your "stocks to buy tomorrow" list: Master limited partnerships are considered "marketproof" because they have limited exposure to oil and gas prices. As midstream companies, they stay profitable so long as commodities keep flowing. But a recent wave of mergers and acquisitions will provide an even bigger boon to MLP investors. Here's the best way to collect profits from the entire sector...