International Business Machines (NYSE:IBM) surprised the market with its strong Q4 earnings. Horacio Marquez says the company’s superb business model enables it to grow even during a recession. IBM’s strong brand, solid balance sheet and steady cash flow makes it a strong buy, with the potential for 50% gains in the coming two years.

President Obama takes office at a critical time for the US economy, says Andrew Snyder. The bear is raging in the stock markets, but Andrew says there are some diamonds in the rough. He picks the best three stocks for Obama’s first 100 days in office.

A great business will always have clients and will always get paid, says Justice Litle. That’s why Key Energy Services (NYSE:KEG), the world market leader in maintenance of oil and gas wells, is in a great position. The company is growing rapidly and has a healthy balance sheet. Best of all, it is hugely undervalued at today’s price, meaning a chance for investors to triple their money.