Portfolio Manager Craig D. Hodges’ 5 Best Stock Recommendations for 2017

Chief Executive Officer and Chief Investment Officer at Hodges Capital Management Details Top Picks…and How to Avoid the Losers

Craig D. Hodges,  the Chief Executive Officer and Chief Investment Officer at Hodges Capital Management,  has recently revealed his top picks for 2017.

Based on years of award winning market research and detailed financial analysis, Craig Hodges  has 5 money making stocks and clear investment advice on how to avoid money losing portfolio picks.

The top pick? “Yes, I’ve got a couple of a contrarian picks here. One, I believe, is Mylan Labs (NASDAQ:MYL),” says Hodges. “Mylan has been beat up tremendously on this EpiPen fiasco last year, where the EpiPen skyrocketed in price, and they received a tremendous amount of bad publicity…We think earnings are going to be $5.35 this year, and we think probably close to $6 by 2018. Well, on those earnings, that stock should trade in the mid-$50s or $60 a share.”

To help investors, Craig D. Hodges, the Chief Executive Officer and Chief Investment Officer at Hodges Capital Management has come up with these 5 hot recommendations:

  1. Forterra (NASDAQ:FRTA)

“There’s a company called Forterra (NASDAQ:FRTA). Forterra is in the water infrastructure business, and they make pipes for removing water.”

  1. J.C. Penney (NYSE:JCP)

“I believe it could potentially be one of the biggest turnarounds I have ever seen in my career, and that’s J.C. Penney (NYSE:JCP).”

  1. Facebook (NASDAQ:FB)

“Another one that I believe will continue to do well is Facebook (NASDAQ:FB). “

For a free report and the other top 2 recommendations from the in depth interview with Craig D. Hodges,  the Chief Executive Officer and Chief Investment Officer at Hodges Capital Management, visit TWST.com.

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