5 Oversold Stocks With 60% Upside Potential: 4 To Buy, 1 To Avoid

LONDON/BEIJING — European manufacturing appeared no closer to recovery last month while growth in Asia cooled, according to business surveys and trade data on Friday that pointed to ongoing weakness in global demand. Purchasing managers’ reports from the United States due later, however, are expected to show growth picking up in the world’s largest economy, after a weak fourth quarter. In China, factory growth slowed to multi-month lows. Sluggish domestic demand added pressure to already depressed foreign sales, two separate purchasing manager indexes (PMI) showed.

By David Alton Clark: Overview The five global growth stocks covered in this article have been sold off hard over the past month based on macroeconomic and geopolitical concerns arising from the eurozone, China and in recent days the U.S. economy. Nevertheless, four of the five stocks present significant buying opportunities. Market Backdrop

By David Alton Clark: The Gist

By David Alton Clark: The Gist

By David Alton Clark: Overview

By David Alton Clark: Overview We are nearing the end of the second quarter. Often this is when a phenomenon known as window dressing takes effect. Money managers sell their losers and buy the quarter's winners in an effort to appear in the know. This process coupled with the extreme correlation in stocks and recent unbridled volatility often results in the creation of significant buying opportunities.

By David Alton Clark: Overview

By David Alton Clark:These seven Large Cap stocks have positive catalysts for future growth, are S&P 5 Star rated, have Positive Reuters ratings, and PEG ratios of less than 1 over the trailing twelve months. The PEG ratio is a broadly-used indicator of a stock's prospective worth. It is preferred by numerous analysts over the price/earnings ratio because it also accounts for growth. Similar to the P/E ratio, a lower PEG means that the stock is more undervalued.