Two companies reporting quarterly results after U.S. markets close Monday include Warren Buffett's only investment in fintech.

Friday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Albemarle, Alcoa, Alphabet, Block, CF Industries, Kraft Heinz, Livent, Mosaic, Norfolk Southern, Pfizer, RingCentral, Roblox, StoneCo, Trade Desk, Twilio, Walmart and Walt Disney.

These seven top Dividend Aristocrats are trading at reasonable levels, pay dependable dividends and, most of all, are solid and safe ideas in a market that looks poised to trade lower after a big run over the past eight weeks.

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Before markets open on Monday, two struggling but heavily traded stocks will be reporting earnings.

Thursday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Airbnb, Alcon, Antero Midstream, Exact Sciences, GitLab, GlobalFoundries, Halozyme Therapeutics, Lumentum, Nektar Therapeutics, PayPal and Southern Copper.

These three outstanding stocks from the Goldman Sachs Conviction List of top picks have the largest upside potential and may be just the thing for growth investors not thrilled with their results so far this year.