Posted on Wednesday, August 13, 2014

In each issue of IAS, the editors present three stocks to consider and — if warranted — stocks recommended to sell. In the July issue of IAS, the editors present a trio of stocks whose corporate trajectories look promising, with an explanation of the market positioning and opportunities for each. 

The first is a software company that makes a product engineers rely on for computer-aided designs. The majority of this company’s revenue comes from recurring software leases and maintenance in a field where the company has a commanding leadership role among Fortune 100 industrial companies relying on its services.

IAS in July also recommends a company that provides operational and financial consulting services to enterprises. Despite the setbacks resulting from an accounting glitch and recent management changes, the editors believe this firm’s services are valuable to a diverse array of clients, including health care organizations, universities and research institutions, with a promising growth horizon.

The third company to catch the eye of IAS editors is a large supplier of industrial gas, with a healthy exposure to emerging markets, which are poised for short- and long-term growth.

Closely studying the fundamentals of these companies, the IAS editors explain why they recommend each stock, and what factors are relevant if you’re thinking of adding them to your portfolio. Click here to subscribe to IAS and read about each corporate recommendation in detail.