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We're already seeing investors pouring back in, and they've taken shares this year already from under $9 to over $20. There was a 12% jump yesterday alone.

Investors keen to get involved in what's likely to be one of 2023's top recovery rallies have two solid options, even with shares already up nearly 100%.

The team over at Bank of America just upgraded their rating on Ralph Lauren stock, moving it up to a Buy, and are targeting upside of at least 20%.

Fresh numbers from the company this week have given investors a clearer picture of Take-Two's internal engine and the outlook for the coming months. It's good.

There's further upside in the region of 30% yet to be realized, which should be more than enough to get even the more risk averse investor interested.

Is this post-earnings dip giving investors a solid entry point? From where shares closed on Monday, price targets are pointing towards an upside of about 50%.

If you're an investor on the sidelines, you have to be thinking about getting involved. Shares have shrugged off a rare miss and look set to continue rallying.

Ford shares are still trading almost 50% lower from last year's all-time high even with the recent rally. Can they be called cheap?

As one of the largest and most influential tech companies in the world, Apple's earnings are always highly anticipated by investors and industry experts alike.

Salesforce's shares are up 30% from the multi-year lows they hit at the end of December and it's clear the bulls have the upper hand for now.

Having had to watch the stock shed that much from 2021's all time high into the start of the year, this turnaround will be a welcome reprieve for Tesla bulls.

Watch for shares to tick above $4 in the coming sessions. With no real technical resistance waiting for them until above $5, investors should be excited.

After having tagged a 52 week low last November the momentum in Microsoft's shares has now started to swing the other way.

AMD is a semiconductor stock that's gotten off to a great start, and there are several signs that this will continue into the rest of the quarter.

Companies like Intuit whose shares have been consolidating in recent months might soon start to see volume pouring in on the bid.

With a price-to-earnings ratio of less than 9 and a dividend yield of 3.63% you have to be thinking that Pfizer may a bit of a bargain down here.

It's looking like shares have managed to put in a low as the bears look to have run out of steam, for now at least. Could now be the time...

Of all the EV stocks out there, Tesla is still the one most likely to jump 80% rather than lose that amount of value again.

Visa shares are on one of their strongest uptrends in recent months and are less than a 15% move away from hitting an all time high.

Delta reported a massive 572% increase in its EPS, with revenue up 42% to boot. What does this mean for its stock in the year ahead?

Alibaba looks like it's been rescued by some major tailwinds that should carry it through 2023. Let's take a look at some of them.

As investors stare at their portfolio and wonder if it's in good shape for the coming months, Wendy's mightn't be a bad one to keep on the watchlist.

The talk about Amazon has also turned bullish on Wall Street in recent weeks. A recent price target of $130 suggests there's about 40% upside to be had.

Lockheed ended 2022 with a bang, reaching an all-time high of $498. Do they have enough tailwinds to retake this in the coming weeks?

The Trade Desk is treading a fine line as we head into 2023, and, from a technical standpoint at least, looks set to keep investors on their toes.

Shares are trading along long term support, but is that enough to justify a long position as we head into 2023? Here are some reasons to chew on.

As thoughts turn to the ham and presents under the tree, it's can be a good idea for investors to consider how their portfolios are looking for the year ahead.

For those of us who feel their appetite for risk starting to gnaw once again, you needn't look much further than two of the better performing FAANG alumni.

Visually and technically speaking, it's clear that Apple's stock is setting higher lows - this is one of the most bullish patterns a stock can form.

If you're a believer in recovery rallies, especially where the worst-case scenario has been priced in, take a look at Target and the Target stock forecast.