Overlooked Stock Investments To Keep An Eye On in 2017
Companies / Investing 2017 Jun 27, 2017 - 04:25 PM GMTBy: Boris_Dzhingarov
 The best returns in stock investment rarely come from the highly publicized companies. Fund managers are always looking for hidden or overlooked opportunities. This is exactly what we will talk about below. While many are focused on Donald Trump’s gold rally, companies that may or may not go public and defense industry predictions are just  some of the  areas where money is to be made. With that mind, here are some possible investments in overlooked stocks for 2017.
The best returns in stock investment rarely come from the highly publicized companies. Fund managers are always looking for hidden or overlooked opportunities. This is exactly what we will talk about below. While many are focused on Donald Trump’s gold rally, companies that may or may not go public and defense industry predictions are just  some of the  areas where money is to be made. With that mind, here are some possible investments in overlooked stocks for 2017.
 Ryanair
Ryanair
  Passengers  have mixed opinions about Ryanair. But the potential for expansion is just as  high as it has been last year. Net income for the aircraft carrier might very  well double over the following two years. Shares are expected to quickly jump  pretty soon.
  The cost  structure for Ryanair is low so tickets are available at prices that are lower.  This helps win over many passengers. At the same time, Ryanair is currently the  largest airline in Europe. There is an expansion expected to even more airports  so the airline may end up in control of a quarter of the entire European  market. 
  Charter Communications
  The  potential for the cable TV provider in US is pretty large right now. Specialists  expect the value to triple in a few years. That is because the company is now  growing its subscriber and pricing options. In 2016 the gain was 46% so at  least that is expected in 2017. At the same time, Charter recently rejected a  takeover bid from Verizon. 
  
  Rio Tonto
  In the  past year the growth enjoyed by Rio Tinto was 59%. Even so, the stocks is  predicated to go  up even further since  Rio Tinto has a pretty large cap. Because of the currently declared infrastructure  spending plans of president Trump, the demand for industry metals is going to  go up. This especially includes copper, a very important product for Rio Tinto. 
  Autoliv
The Swedish-American company is not on the radar of most investors but this really needs to be changed. The company is growing the dominance it has in the seatbelt and airbag markets. Over the following two years a significant stock rally should appear, with an upside of around 100%. This is a company that takes full advantage of 2018 small business digital marketing trends and acts accordingly.
At the moment, Autoliv has 38% of the entire market. The share is expected to grow up to 50% because of really serious problems that have occurred with Takata Corp, their main competitor. Since Takata needed to recall millions of airbags, Autoliv won over 50% of the new orders. That is a huge boost and we can say that now is the right time for expansion and investment.
Leonardo (Finmeccanica)This Italian aerospace and defense company will most likely be a beneficiary of Trump’s increased military budget. That is because the increases in military spending is projected to be over 10%. The boost that appears for the defense companies will be really high. Leonardo stands out in this industry because of the great work done by CEO Mauro Moretti. Stocks are expected to go up around 80% during the few next years. Investors looking for deep-value cyclical investments have to seriously consider Leonardo. The management team is seen as being really good and all decisions made have lead towards growth.
By Boris Dzhingarov
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