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Top Heal Care Stocks To Buy Right Now

It’s time to thank members of the nation’s most-trusted profession.

Some restaurants across the country are showing nurses a little love by offering freebies and discounts for National Nurses Week, which kicks off Sunday.

The week goes through May 12, which was the birthday of Florence Nightingale, the founder of modern nursing.

For the past 16 years, the Gallup poll has named nurses as the most-trusted profession in its ratings of honesty and ethical standards in professions.

The poll showed 82% of Americans describe nurses’ ethics as high or very....More>>>

Top 5 Clean Energy Stocks To Watch Right Now

We’re halfway through 2018 already. We investors may want to take a mid-year look at our portfolios, rebalancing and introducing new ideas. The tax year will end before you know it, so it’s a good idea to stay on top of your nest egg long before December rolls around.

In that spirit, we asked a few of our Motley Fool investors what they see as the best investment ideas at the start of July, 2018. They were quick to suggest Chinese e-commerce giant Baidu (NASDAQ:BIDU), coffee giant Starbucks (NASDAQ:SBUX), clean energy specialist TerraForm Power (NASDAQ:TERP), semiconductor....More>>>

Top Safest Stocks To Invest In 2019

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Today in Brexit: With Italy dominating the headlines, a prominent anti-Brexit voice has a warning for the EU.

Less than two years after the Brexit vote, a new crisis is brewing in Europe.

Political turmoil in Italy rocked global markets yesterday, sparked by the prospect of anti-Europe, nationalist parties turning an election into a de facto referendum on Italy’s membership of the euro. Bond yields soared and the single currency fell. The British pound didn’t escape the selloff, falling to a six-month low against....More>>>

Top 5 Heal Care Stocks To Buy For 2019

KR Choksey’s research report on ICICI Bank

Advances grew to INR 5123 bn, +10.4% yoy/1.4% qoq, primarily driven by retail exposure which grew 20.6% yoy/5.9% qoq. NII came at INR 60.2 bn, up 1% yoy/5.5% qoq. NIMs at 3.1% held stable qoq. The bank saw large one-off other income on account of stake sale in ICICI Securities (INR 33.2 bn) which were prudently used towards shoring up the PCR. Provisioning at INR 66.3 bn is up 1.3x yoy/86% qoq, translating into credit costs of >5% vs. 3% last quarter. Going forward, as the stress subsides, the bank has guided for normalized....More>>>