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| IN TODAY'S ISSUE: 5 Dividend Stocks to Buy in the Sector Bucking Market Volatility and The Top Turnaround Stocks in 2015's Hottest Sector |
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 2 Turnaround Stocks to Buy in 2015's Hottest Sector
 By Bret Jensen, Editor of Small Cap Gems

It has been a very bumpy start to the New Year for investors as volatility has increased substantially. Oil prices continue to plunge and the U.S. dollar continues to strengthen, roiling sectors of the market. However, that doesn't change the fact that investors are still hungry to find the next sector that can make them rich, fleeing the energy markets and moving their money elsewhere.
One part of the market that has been a refuge to "risk on" players is the small biotech and biopharma space. Most of my articles in this area usually focus on the biotech portion of the sector as there is so much novel development going on that holds great promise. It also seems every week another small biotech gets bought out or gains an important licensing agreement with a major pharma or biotech player. Biotech stocks are going to be big winners in 2015 and looking forward, the next big buyout is just around the corner.
However, one should not overlook some of the smaller biopharma plays as they hold similar promise even as they work with different compounds and technology. A great example of this potential was demonstrated by Avanir Pharmaceuticals in the back half of 2014. The shares rocketed to $17.00 from just over $5.00 on back of positive phase II trial results to treat agitation in Alzheimer's patients which triggered a buyout offer from a larger Japanese based pharma firm. This provided a nice 215% for Small Cap Gems subscribers as it was one of our two inaugural picks in July.   Click to continue reading | 
 | Buy These 5 Dividend Stocks in the Sector Bucking Market Volatility
 By Tim Plaehn, Editor of The Dividend Hunter

While the stock market has been volatile over the first couple of weeks of 2015, the high quality real estate investment trusts (REITs) I follow in The Dividend Hunter, among others, have been marching steadily higher. The major REIT index recorded a 32% return for 2014 and the trend has continued into 2015. This sector could be the big winner going forward as other industries are still trying to get their acts together.
So far this year, REITs have provided a positive offset to other types of higher yielding stock investments that have been hit by fears from lower energy prices or higher interest rates. The challenge now is to invest in REITs that can continue to pay attractive returns to investors and will not be hit with their own market correction later this year. Looking deeper into the sector, there are a few sub-categories that stand out ahead of the crowd as great investments.
The universe of property owning REITs are subdivided into a half dozen or so categories based on the types of properties they own. Each commercial real estate sector carries its own risk, yield and growth characteristics. Real estate in 2015 may turn out to be significantly different than what investors have found comfort in over the last several years. While I always focus on current yield vs. projected dividend growth, currently my REIT analysis is also focused on specific real estate sectors where I think the growth prospects are best. Here are five REITs from the sectors offering great opportunities for profits in 2015.   Click to continue reading | |
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