About David Cohne
David Cohne has 20 years of experience as an investment analyst and writer. Prior to StockNews, David spent eleven years as a consultant providing outsourced investment research and content to financial services companies, hedge funds, and online publications. He also served as a Consultant and Senior Investment Writer to NextShares Solutions LLC where he provided content on Exchange-Traded Products.
Previously, David was Vice President and Director of Research at The Rankings Service, an independent investment research and consulting firm that scored and ranked mutual fund managers. He also served as Vice President and Senior Analyst at Fundworks Inc, a financial newsletter publishing firm. David started his career in portfolio management at Adviser Investments, an independent wealth management firm. He received an undergraduate degree in Economics at Brandeis University and an MBA from Arizona State University.
David enjoys researching and writing about stocks and the markets. He takes a fundamental quantitative approach in evaluating stocks for readers.
Recent Articles By David Cohne
2 Must-Own Biotech Stocks to Buy in May
After a stellar rally in 2020, biotech stocks have been selling off over the past couple of months. This offers investors a buying opportunity to scoop up quality biotech stocks such as Gilead Sciences (GILD) and Vertex Pharmaceuticals (VRTX) at cheaper prices.
3 Top Stocks to Buy on Inflationary Concerns
While positive economic and earnings data keeps rolling in, investors remain concerned over inflation. In an inflationary environment, investors should consider companies with strong pricing power, which is why David Cohne is recommending Lowe's Companies (LOW), O'Reilly Automotive (ORLY), and Pool (POOL).
3 Top Ranked Growth Stocks That are Compelling Buys
The much covered cyclical rotation appears to be losing steam as growth growth are back in favor. With most places already opening up, the pent-up demand from last year is dissipating. That's why David Cohne recommends growth stocks such as Corning (GLW), Whirlpool (WHR), and Louisiana-Pacific Corporation (LPX).
The 3 Best SaaS Stocks to Buy for May
The SaaS business model is becoming the norm for the software industry. While many SaaS stocks saw huge gains in 2020, this year we need to be more selective. Which is why David Cohne is recommending Salesforce.com (CRM), Microsoft (MSFT), and Adobe (ADBE) as the top SaaS stocks for May.
2 Chip Stocks That Could Soar in Q2 2021
Though the current semiconductor shortage is causing significant problems for many industries, semiconductor stocks are benefiting from increased demand. This is likely to continue to push certain semiconductor stocks higher in Q2.
3 Top Dividend Stocks with High Upside Potential
With first quarter earnings and economic data looking strong, many companies are expected to increase their dividends. That's why investors should consider dividend stocks with strong upside prospects which also offer the potential of capital appreciation. Three stocks that fit the bill are EOG Resources (EOG), America Movil (AMX), and Toyota Motor (TM).
Why These 4 Value Stocks Have More Room to Run
Value stocks may have stopped outperforming growth stocks at the moment, but that should quickly change. The value trade has a long way to go as the economy continues to open. Which is why David Cohne is recommending value stocks such as Sanofi (SNY), Lockheed Martin (LMT), CVS Health (CVS), and Cigna (CI).
3 Stocks to Watch as the Prices of Used Cars Skyrocket
With the focus on earnings reports, many investors may be missing out on the burgeoning bubble in used car stocks. Due to low new car inventories, used cars are flying off the lot. That is great news for stocks such as Advance Auto Parts (AAP), LKQ Corporation (LKQ), and AutoZone (AZO).
3 Top-Rated Dividend Stocks to Buy in Q2 2021
Investors looking for dividend stocks should consider strategies such as the Dogs of the Dow. But make sure to check these stocks in our POWR Ratings system to find high yielding gems such as Verizon Communications (VZ), Pfizer (PFE), and International Business Machines (IBM).