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There are hundreds of undervalued stocks in the market today. I have listed 10 high-quality companies that have been beaten up badly, but will likely recover during the next 12 months. All 10 of the stocks in my list are rated as undervalued by Standard & Poor’s, and each stock is rated above average quality by S&P.

Divorcing one’s personal beliefs from a company’s products and its stock can be extremely challenging. However, a look at the stock’s performance and options trading can go a long way to helping investors avoid their personal biases.

Investors continue to cycle in and out of different sectors, and biotech stocks are next in line to benefit from that sector rotation.

The market has bounced back in 2016, and small-cap stocks have led the way. With more earnings growth on the horizon, the rally in small caps may just be getting started.

Solar energy has been the energy source of the future for as long as I’ve been alive. It has always been attractive and intensely modern—no hulking, smoky power plants, no dams, no reactor domes—just clean power that’s as reliable as the sun itself. That has always been the promise of the best solar stocks.

One of the things I love about being chief analyst of Cabot Small-Cap Confidential is the quest for the next great undiscovered small cap growth stock. It’s like a never-ending treasure hunt, with occasional massive discoveries. And I have the freedom to search anywhere in the world! That means I’m often looking at business sectors that most investment analysts skip right over. A perfect example is the vending machine market, also known as the unassisted point-of-sale (POS) market.

This small-cap stock has the potential to be the next Edwards Lifesciences (EW), a revolutionary healthcare company that has delivered a 3,000% return since its IPO.

Everyone knows Warren Buffett. As the dean of value investing in the U.S, the Chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway (BRK-B) draws thousands of people to his annual meetings in Omaha. As the world’s greatest investor, Warren Buffett seemingly has it all. But there’s one major advantage you have over the Oracle of Omaha.