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With inflation expectations rising, growth stocks could come under pressure. However, Credit Suisse says 14 quality growth stocks can outperform.
Ahead of Biden pitching his American Families Plan to Congress on Wednesday, JPMorgan shared the stock-market sectors that could benefit or lose out.
With inflation worries rising in Wall Street, Steven DeSanctis highlights four of his favorite sectors that can perform well as rates and prices jump.
Goldman Sachs says it expects global-facing cyclical stocks to continue outperforming their US-facing counterparts for months.
Small-cap stocks are taking a breather, and the next powerful market rotation could be into this corner of the market, Oppenheimer analysts say.
An expected slowdown of changes in inflation, personal income, and GDP support a more cautious investing approach, Morgan Stanley says.
UBS says four stocks on the list have dividend growth forecasts that are at least 5% higher than the consensus estimate.
Bank of America highlighted six ETFs and areas that can largely benefit as the trend of falling US spending on big capital projects reverses.
Bank of America said these banks' stocks can go higher if they live up to earnings forecasts and rate-hike expectations solidify.
All the stocks on this list have more than 20% upside to the price targets Goldman Sachs analysts have set.
CRFA identifies the companies and ETFs that will continue returning cash to shareholders and can outperform the tech sector over the next nine months.
James Ragan says investors should cut down their returns expectations as earnings growth slows down in 2022, leaving little room for upside.
Value and cyclical stocks suffered the most in 2020, yet, these companies can see their fundamentals rebound this year, according to Goldman Sachs.
It's important to start adjusting portfolios as growth and inflation bounce, earnings grow, and economies reopen, according to UBS.
Vaccine rollouts and economic reopenings around the world might not be as quick as markets are currently pricing, according to Lori Heinel.
Bank of America says real assets are the cheapest they've been in almost a century compared to bonds and stocks.
Financials have further room to run on the back of strong GDP growth expectations, a steeper yield curve, and easy money policy, according to BTIG.
Banks and consumer finance stocks are super cheap compared to other segments of the market, according to Morgan Stanley.
The bank says its Dividend Growth Basket should be used to find names returning cash to shareholders.