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London Hedge Fund Conference Serves Up 6 Attractive Stocks

Charter Communications could double or triple, says one hedge-fund manager, and Italian defense firm Leonardo-Finmeccanica could rise 80%. Activists at Euro Disney. Plus 3 more attractive picks. → Read More

A Prolonged Stimulus Could Boost Bank Stocks

A prolonged European Central Bank stimulus could boost bank stocks. → Read More

A Critical Referendum on Dec. 4, for Italy and the Euro

A critical referendum for Italy and the euro—and Italian banks → Read More

Tech Stocks Sell Off, but Future Looks Brighter

Trump’s victory batters technology stocks, but companies like Temenos, SAP, and Legrand are long-term plays with promising prospects. → Read More

Europe’s Markets Try to Puzzle Out Trump

Barron’s European Trader: Europe’s Markets Try to Puzzle Out Trump → Read More

Brexit Detour Lifts British Pound, Hammers Stocks

A U.K. court ruling requiring Parliament to approve the May government’s Brexit process rattles investors but likely won’t derail exit plans. → Read More

Shares of A.P. Moller-Maersk Look Ready to Sail

The Danish shipper could unlock value as it splits itself in two. → Read More

Baxalta Could Help Boost Shire Shares More Than 25%

Shire’s Baxalta purchase could help lift the shares by more than 25%. → Read More

RWE’s Prospects Brighten With Innogy Spinoff

The German utility has struggled with weak energy pricing and a bill to decommission its nuclear plants. Its answer: breaking the company in two. → Read More

Airport Vendor Dufry Could Rise 20% or More

Shares of Swiss-based Dufry, a leading airport retailer, could rise by 20% or more. → Read More

Oil Giant Total’s Stock Could Rise 20%

The French integrated oil and gas producer has been cutting costs and pumping up production. The 6% dividend doesn’t hurt, either. → Read More

Novo Nordisk, World Leader in Diabetes Drugs, Is Set to Rally

The diabetes-treatment leader has been hurt by competition, but it’s showing lots of promise. → Read More

Growing Irish Sandwich Giant’s Tasty Shares

Greencore supplies nearly all U.K. supermarkets with convenience foods. As it works out hiccups in its U.S. expansion, its stock should take off. → Read More

Valeo Revs Higher, Even as Car Sales Slow

The French automotive-parts company has powered up sales and pressed ahead with innovative products. The result: The stock could rise by as nearly 30%. → Read More

2 Norwegian Banks on Sale at Deep Discounts

Shares of these two regional powerhouses have been unfairly beaten down and now look tempting. → Read More

2 Overlooked U.K. Plays on a Weakening Post-Brexit Pound

Two FTSE 250 components, FirstGroup and Balfour Beatty, look likely to take advantage of sterling’s 13% tumble since the vote to leave the EU. → Read More

Bank of England Stimulus Moves Could Fall Short

Britain seems headed for a recession later this year, notwithstanding a sharp reduction in interest rates. Why sterling could fall further → Read More

Italian Bank Stocks: No Rebound in Store

Shares of Intesa Sanpaolo, Unicredit and others have sold off sharply as nonperforming loans balloon. Why bailout efforts might backfire. → Read More

Turmoil in U.K. Property Market Creates Values

As asset managers struggle to meet redemptions, some property funds and REITs look oversold. Hammerson’s hefty dividend yield → Read More

Ryanair, GlaxoSmithKline, SAP Look Like Bargains

Plenty of stocks were marked down unfairly in the post-Brexit selloff across European markets. Time to start shopping, in the U.K. and beyond. → Read More