Here is an interesting Wall Street Journal article, some of the most gullible, always follow the analysts' recommendations at their investments, should open the eyes:
Why You Should not Trust Wall Street's Top Stocks for 2011
Aus dem Artikel: "Investors frequently forget that stock-market predictions aren't like, say, weather predictions, because in the case of the stock market the predictions actually change the weather. If everyone on Wall Street already likes a stock, they probably already own it. And if that's the case, they've probably already driven up the price higher than it should be. Meanwhile, if everyone hates a stock—and especially if its reputation has fallen so low that professional fund managers are actually afraid to own it—there's a good chance it has already fallen too far."
Wahre Schnäppchen sind zumeist eher am Ende der 52-Week Top/Flop-Liste zu finden, was allerdings nicht heisst, dass es sie nur dort gibt. Es kann but certainly not the flops hurt a closer look.
Regards
Nilz
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