7 Stocks That Hold Appeal for Aggressive Investors

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It’s often said that defense wins championships. That's why many investors used to fly to safety during volatile market periods. The thinking is that nobody got broke taking a profit.  

But, if the headline got you this far, you may have a different investment philosophy. And at the core of that philosophy may be the idea that the best defense is a good offense. You probably relate more to Warren Buffett’s advice to be "greedy when others are fearful." Or, in other words, scared money doesn’t make money. 

Shorting stocks can work, but most investors know that the real gains are made by buying stocks that are ready to run higher. And if you’re on the sidelines when those stocks move higher, you’ll miss out on the biggest gains.  

However, finding these stocks can be trickier than you think. It’s not because you lack information. In fact, the problem is often the opposite: you have information overload. This can work against your investment goals and cause you to miss out on significant gains.  

With that in mind, we’ve put together a special presentation that analyzes seven stocks for aggressive investors. Some investors may believe that finding stocks with a high risk-reward ratio means finding stocks under $20 or even penny stocks. 

But that’s not the case. Using the MarketBeat stock screener, we looked for stocks that were trading within 10% of their 52-week lows but had a strong earnings growth outlook over the next 12 months. In fact, in many cases, these are blue-chip stocks that appeal to both traders and investors, offering the potential of these gains with less risk.  

View the 7 Stocks That Hold Appeal for Aggressive Investors

The DividendStocks.com Team

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