Hough: These companies are growing stronger as they pay down their debt.
Hough: Share prices for these firms look low compared with profit prospects.
These companies have consistently boosted their dividends.
Hough: These firms are more profitable than they were before the recession.
Hough: These companies' bosses are bullish on their shares.
Hough: These companies provide decent income and have room to grow.
Hough: As these companies prepare results, forecasts are on the rise.
For better or worse, these companies have amassed plenty of idle funds.
Hough: Pharma giants with modest prices that offer plenty of income.
Hough: Analysts say to sell these shares. Such negative calls are usually right.