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Stocks for 2007 (According to Fortune, Kiplinger’s and Smart Money)

By JLP | December 20, 2006

Each December Fortune, Kiplinger’s and Smart Money publish their stock picks for the upcoming year. Here’s a look at what they picked for 2007 along with current prices):

NOTE: I am NOT RECOMMENDING any of these stocks. I’m just providing the information.


Fortune

COMPANY

TICKER

CURRENT
PRICE

AIG

AIG

$72.02

Altria

MO

$85.72

ConocoPhillips

COP

$72.92

Diamond Offshore

DO

$81.55

General Dynamics

GD

$74.62

Joy Global

JOYG

$48.52

Microsoft

MSFT

$30.12

J.P. Morgan Chase

JPM

$48.30

RadioShack

RSH

$16.77

SouthwestAirlines

LUV

$15.46

Kiplinger’s

COMPANY

TICKER

CURRENT
PRICE

3M

MMM

$79.03

AIG

AIG

$72.02

Annaly Capital Management

NLY

$14.06

Arch Coal

ACI

$31.67

AT&T

T

$34.98

Cisco Systems

CSCO

$27.51

Johnson & Johnson

JNJ

$66.47

Textron

TXT

$94.67

Smart Money

COMPANY

TICKER

CURRENT
PRICE

Dow Chemical

DOW

$40.42

Rohm & Haas

ROH

$51.07

Yahoo!

YHOO

$25.65

Amazon.com

AMZN

$40.03

St. Paul Travelers

STA

$53.94

Hartford Financial Services

HIG

$92.25

Diageo

DEO (ADR)

$77.72

Anheuser-Busch

BUD

$48.01

Goldman Sachs

GS

$201.89

Lehman Brothers

LEH

$77.92

China Mobile

CHL (ADR)

$40.40

Coca-Cola Hellenic Bottling

CCH (ADR)

$39.42

There’s the list. You’ll have to read the magazines in order to find out WHY they like these particular stocks (Fortune’s is here).

Oh, and in case you were wondering, here’s how the magazines’ portfolios performed in 2006:

Fortune – 25.7% (The Portfolio: Phelps Dodge – 81.8%; Archer Daniels Midland – 48.9%; Hewlett-Packard – 34.5%; Altria – 21.1%; Berkshire Hathaway – 19.1%; Kinder Morgan – 15.3%; Norfolk Southern – 14.4%; Washington Mutual – 10.9%; Eli Lilly – 5.4%; and Citigroup – 5.2%) Returns were calculated for 12/06/2005 – 12/01/2006.

Kiplinger’s – N/A I couldn’t find the return numbers for last year’s portfolio (if there was a portfolio).

Smart Money – 8.6% (The Portfolio: Bank of America – 25.0%; UBS – 37.7%; Amgen – (8.0%); Gilead Sciences – 33.3%; HCA – 0.8%; UnitedHealth Group – (18.9); General Electric – 5.65; Tyco International – 7.3%; ConocoPhillips – (0.7%); Devon Energy – 23.2%; Nokia – 17.4%; and Qualcomm (18.9%))

Topics: Investing | 6 Comments »


6 Responses to “Stocks for 2007 (According to Fortune, Kiplinger’s and Smart Money)”

  1. Bryan C. Fleming Says:
    December 20th, 2006 at 5:47 pm

    I was just reading the Fortune Hot-Picks. I always find them interesting to track throughout the year.

    Thanks for sharing this with everyone.

    - Bryan
    http://www.BryanCFleming.com

  2. fin_indie Says:
    December 20th, 2006 at 6:21 pm

    Shocking the difference in return for each of the magazine portfolios. One question: what does it mean that that the return is not applicable for Kiplinger’s?

  3. Dus10 Says:
    December 21st, 2006 at 7:28 am

    I was reading Forbes, at the doctor’s office, and they are leaning heavily on European Energy companies. They think there is going to be a large consolidation there.

  4. MoneyFwd Says:
    December 21st, 2006 at 10:03 am

    Is this a pretty new thing? I always like to see how people do over the long run (at least a few years). Also interesting that all of them have picked companies with generally high stock prices.

  5. Lazy Man and Money Says:
    December 21st, 2006 at 2:53 pm

    Looks like AIG is the winner here with two votes from two magazines. I’ll have to look into them.

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