Stocks
Since Morgan Keegan's founding 38 years ago, quality investment research has been a hallmark of the firm. Over the years, we have built our reputation by focusing on Southern companies that have gone unnoticed by Wall Street analysts. Although not every company we follow today is Southern-based, we believe opportunities still abound in this growing region of the United States. Today, our analysts track more than 250 companies, concentrated in the industry sectors listed below.
Our research coverage and stock purchase recommendations result when inefficiencies are perceived in the marketplace. In addition to growth companies as yet unrecognized by Wall Street, our ideas may come from turnaround situations, changing macro-economic trends or new analytical approaches. Morgan Keegan's research purchase recommendations have substantially outperformed the general market indexes in seven of the last eight years.
To learn more about the specific stocks we follow, select one of the industry sectors on this page or contact Morgan Keegan today about putting our award-winning research to work in your portfolio.
*Morgan Keegan Policy Regarding Research Reports and Ratings Changes
Morgan Keegan's internal policies specifically preclude equity research analysts who are changing a recommendation from seeking approval from the firm's corporate clients, investment bankers or anyone outside the research department, other than the Research Review Committee. The only circumstance under which a company may see a draft research report is for fact-checking purposes and only after the equity research analyst receives approval from the Legal Department. When submitting a draft research report to a company, the draft research report does not include the research summary, rating or price target.
Additionally, Morgan Keegan maintains and enforces written policies and procedures reasonably designed to prevent the broker dealer, any controlling persons, officers (or persons performing similar functions), or employees of the broker dealer from influencing the activities and/or content of research reports of internal and third party research analysts.
