Today’s article points out that “with Wall Street expecting the S&P 500 to end the year not far from its present level, stock-picking has become attractive for investors seeking anything better than meager returns.” As such, the author highlights Goldman Sachs’ list of 20 stocks – mainly in the consumer discretionary and information technology sectors – “that have the highest potential returns based on their analysts’ price targets for those stocks, as well as better odds of reacting to company-specific news rather than tracking the S&P 500 in general.” To see these 20 stocks, as well as some stocks that Goldman believes may stand out in a not-so-positive way, CLICK HERE.
The Differentiators: 20 Stocks That May Beat The S&P 500
- by Bob Mitchell
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