Goldman sees these stocks blowing past everyone else's forecasts for earnings and rallying accordingly.
"There is worse to come, hard though that may be to imagine," said a group of analysts from TS Lombard.
Tony DeSpirito reveals how he's investing in a world that's changed dramatically, emphasizing quality and balance sheet strength.
Big profits might be hard to find today, but Goldman Sachs says these underappreciated companies will out-earn the competition.
Goldman expects a bigger collapse in corporate profits than the rest of Wall Street is forecasting due to the coronavirus pandemic.
"Companies with strong balance sheets will weather the storm, while companies with significant leverage may reach distress," analysts wrote.
Where's the best place to put cash to work in the midst of a violent selloff? Citi thinks they have the answer.
"The Fed is now providing backstops for pretty much everything."
Tom Lee still sees Tesla as one of his best stock picks for the next 3-5 years even after reaping a profit of more than 300% in six months.
Fund manager Mark Mulholland has thrived with a value-conscious approach, but is comfortable betting on some of the market's priciest names.
Vishal Vivek of Goldman Sachs says the options market is focused only on "macro uncertainty" even though it's earnings season on Wall Street.
Stock market investors are confronting an "incredible valuation problem" that can stop the rally in its tracks, according to SocGen's quant experts.
Companies that have recently lagged the market but have "proven track record" of strong results could outperform now, says Julian Emanuel of BTIG.
Nearly half of Americans don't own stocks at all, and the lion's share of stock ownership is concentrated in the wealthiest 10% of families.
BTIG's best stock-picking opportunities of 2020 overwhelmingly reside in the healthcare sector, according to chief equity strategist Julian Emanuel.
The next decade in stocks might look pretty similar to the last one, according to Jim Paulsen: strong, steady gains with low overall volatility.
This underperforming sector of the stock market is reasonably priced and will bolster your portfolio's growth, JPMorgan says.
Consumer and tech companies are broadly overvalued and Apple is likely to give up a big chunk of its 2019 gain, according to Goldman Sachs.
"A projected 50-65% market loss over the completion of this cycle is actually somewhat optimistic," says John Hussman.
Here's where investors at the $1 trillion asset manager want to put its money in 2020 across stocks, bonds, and alternatives.