With the developing nations spurring demand for food production, supporting industries stand to prosper. Here’s Cara Jacobsen on Brazil's MBAC Fertilizer, an undervalued small-cap with a big upside.

Despite Ben Bernanke's track record of economic prognostication, both he and Washington remain confident in his stewardship.  But there are dangers to such blind faith, notes Steven Romick, and we’d be better served by a more circumspect Fed. 

Trinity Biotech's recent acquisition could double its revenues, notes Tim Eriksen. Coupled with its attractive valuation and solid product pipeline, this diagnostic test maker is poised for market-beating returns.

With its share price plunging and earnings falling short, some say it's the beginning of the end for Apple. But Galileo Russell challenges the conventional wisdom and notes that the tech giant's predicted growth makes the stock cheaper than ever.

With housing prices down and demand going up, the single-family rental business looks like a good investment. Jeff Pintar explains this twofold opportunity for current income and long-term appreciation.

Despite its amazing "Organic LED" technology (used in smartphones and TVs), Universal Display crashed recently, due to lower sales and royalty revenue. But with the OLED TV market projected to explode, the stock could be a long-run winner.

Long saddled with a hodge-podge of acquisitions ranging from NetZero to FTD, United Online is finally splitting itself up. Robert Reid explains why the breakup is just the right catalyst to unleash the stock's value.

Though still well below historical averages, S&P 500 growth has rebounded to 2.3%. Here's the Q3 earnings outlook from S&P Capital IQ's Global Markets Intelligence.