IN THIS WEEKENDS BARRONS: Barrons 10 Favorite Stocks for 2015 Even with the Dow soaring, there are still some good buys out there. Why General Motors, Boeing, Macy’s, and Google look like good bets. Plus: Our Top 10 list for 2014 beat the market by nearly 15%. Test Your Wall Street Skills What does the future hold for investors in 2015? Stocks up? Rates down? None of the above? Take our 14th annual forecasting challenge for a chance to win a two-year Barron’s subscription and lunch in New York with the Barron’s staffer of your choice. Europe’s Cheap Bet on Leisure Travel Barron’s expects shares of Europe’s TUI Group will offer investors a nice ride as travel demand rises and the world’s largest vertically integrated vacation-tour operator reaps the benefits of a recent merger. Based on a sum-of-the-parts analysis, Barclays has a price target of £13.20 on TUI Group almost 25% above the stock’s recent price. Room for Big Gains at This Hotelier The selloff in shares of Belmond offers an attractive buying opportunity as the luxury-hotel operator unlocks the potential of its valuable properties. Shares of the company formerly known as Orient-Express Hotels could soar 50% in two years, Barron’s reports. Hedge Funds: Taking the Long View Andrew Lapping, who runs the Allan Gray Africa Equity fund, is finding attractive stocks in countries others have deserted, such as Zimbabwe, Nigeria, and Egypt. Barron’s takes a closer look. CEO Spotlight: Revving Up Harley-Davidson’s Engine Under Keith Wandell, the fabled motorcycle maker has recovered from the financial crisis and is making tracks with new models, a more diverse customer base, and rising sales, Barron’s reports. Barron’s interviews Arif Husain, head of global fixed income for T. Rowe Price. Acknowledging that these are tricky times for bond investors, he sees some of the best opportunities in emerging markets, particularly India and Mexico.
Posted on: Sat, 27 Dec 2014 02:25:44 +0000
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