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 Stocks gained modestly on Monday with many countries on holiday as German business morale rebounded strongly in May, offering a glimpse of optimism to battered investors of what lay beyond weeks of economic lockdowns.
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 Latin American stocks hit a 10-week high,
while currencies rallied on Monday as investors bet on economic
recovery from the coronavirus with more countries emerging from
virus-induced lockdowns.
Brazil's real jumped 2%, extending gains to a fourth
session, while Mexico's peso appeared to be headed for
its sixth straight
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 European stocks rose to kick off the week on Monday, albeit with the action thinned by holidays in the U.K. and the U.S.
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 (Bloomberg) -- Stocks in Europe and Asia gained along with American equity-index futures as investors weighed more signs of economies reopening around the world against the rise in U.S.-China tensions. The dollar was steady, and crude oil held last week's strong gains.Construction and real estate shares led a broad advance in the Euro Stoxx Index, with Bayer AG jumping leaped after Bloomberg reported it reached agreements to resolve some cancer lawsuits over its Roundup weedkiller. Contracts on all three major U.S. gauges rose at least 1%. In Asia, Hong Kong shares inched higher after Friday's slump, following police clashes at the weekend with protesters marching against China's move to crack down on dissent. Benchmarks in Tokyo and Sydney led advances in the region's stocks.Volumes may be light with holidays in the U.S., U.K. and Singapore. Treasuries weren't trading, and futures on the 10-year note were little changed. China set its daily yuan reference rate at the weakest level since 2008 after the increasing acrimony drove the currency to a seven-month low on Friday. A benchmark of emerging-market stocks headed for its first rise in three sessions.While fresh turmoil in Hong Kong is threatening to damage an already souring Sino-U.S. relationship, investors are looking to the reopening of economies from Japan to Australia and the U.S. to provide impetus to global stock markets, which remain about 30% higher than the March lows. A rise in a gauge of German business expectations provided another gli
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 In a financial environment riddled with unprecendented levels of uncertainty, investors are at wits' end. When it comes to finding an investment strategy that will yield returns, traditional methods might not be as dependable. So, how should investors get out of the rut? In times like these, a more comprehensive stock analysis can steer investors in the direction of returns. Rather than looking solely at more conventional factors like fundamental or technical analyses, other metrics can play a key role in determining whether or not a particular stock is on a clear path forward. TipRanks offers a tool that does exactly that. Its Smart Score measures eight key metrics including fundamentals and technicals while also taking into account analyst, blogger and news sentiment as well as hedge fund and corporate insider activity. After analyzing each metric, a single numerical score is generated, with 10 being the best possible result. Using the Best Stocks to Buy tool, we were able to pour through TipRanks' database, filtering the results to show only the names that have earned a "Perfect 10" Smart Score. We found seven that managed to tick all of the boxes. Let's jump right in. Limelight Networks, Inc. (LLNW) Limelight Networks is best known for being a content delivery network (CDN) service provider, with its solutions enabling organizations to deliver digital assets that are fast, reliable and secure. With the growth story set to get even better, it's no wonder LLNW has scored fans out on the Street. Among the bulls is Northland Capital analyst Michael Latimore. After hosting a
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