Investing Ideas: A Few Stocks to Buy around $25

Some investors focused on the strength of the U.S. dollar use market indicators like stock rank to decide on a good buy or sell. As all investors know, the market changes weekly and keeping up with the reports on top ranking stocks leads to significant returns. Analysts guarantee success. Just in case you're interested here's three stocks worth buying that won't hurt your wallet.

Top Sectors:

First, if you take a close look at the reports you will find three sectors earning almost 50% of the market's profits. Investors in the Information Technology, Financial, and Health Care sectors enjoy returns in the billions and have some stability for future projects. Especially, the Information Technology industry leads the market with about 20% of the profits.

Giants like Yahoo! and Google keep the industry moving as newcomers like Facebook and Twitter settle in for the long haul. No analyst can predict a definite end to America's need for technology. Count on investing in the sector 20 years from now.

The Picks:

To maximize profits an investor should consider buying into Yahoo!, Pfizer, and Wells Fargo. With impressive stock rankings the three picks promise to deliver with a minimum investment. Rankings provided by Standard & Poor 500 and other markets give in-depth analyses of the companies so you have the info.

The published prices for the stocks fall between $25-$40. You won't even think twice about the initial investment after you receive the returns from these stocks.

Tips:

Remember to keep your portfolio diversified so that you protect your investments. Placing all of your capital into one sector will impede returns if the one sector falters after a political or economical crisis. Keep an eye on the other industries trailing to the top sectors; a few are not far behind in profits. Also, consider using an online broker. Many brokers provide user-friendly interfaces which report current market news hourly.

                                                                   Suggested Sites:
                                         -http://www.standardandpoors.com/ratings/ratings-actions

                                        -http://www.morningstar.com/Cover/Stocks.html