- Benzinga has examined the prospects for many investor favorite stocks over the past week.
- This past week’s bullish calls included an e-commerce colossus and some surprises.
- An aerospace leader and a supermarket operator were among last week’s bearish calls.
market volatility was still a major theme last week. The big U.S. indexes ended marginally lower for a week that saw the latest Federal Reserve commentary, the unveiling of the latest products from the iPhone maker and the electric version of America’s favorite vehicle, as well as the latest in the ongoing TikTok saga.” data-reactid=”26″>As the third-quarter winds down and the presidential election heads for the home stretch, market volatility was still a major theme last week. The big U.S. indexes ended marginally lower for a week that saw the latest Federal Reserve commentary, the unveiling of the latest products from the iPhone maker and the electric version of America’s favorite vehicle, as well as the latest in the ongoing TikTok saga.
Also, Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg passed away at week’s end, no doubt heralding further political upheaval and market uncertainty.
As usual, Benzinga continues to examine the prospects for many of the stocks most popular with investors. Here are a few of this past week’s most bullish and bearish posts that are worth another look.
Bulls
AMZN) stands to benefit from the shelter-in-place holiday shopping season.
DAL) and a few of its peers may be contrarian stock picks now on very early signs of an industry recovery.
GE) has several significant offsets to current troubles that support its cash flow.
CVS) is well positioned to transform health care access, according to Chris Katje’s “CVS Is Transforming Health Care, Piper Sandler Says In Upgrade.”
For additional bullish calls, also have a look at 14 Popular Tech Stocks With Room To Run and An Investment Opportunity That Deserves More Attention.
Bears
BA) investors moving forward is when exactly the 737 Max will be cleared for takeoff.
KR) can no longer be justified. So says “Kroger Is Out Of Momentum, BofA Says In Downgrade” by Jayson Derrick. See why it will be more difficult for it to beat expectations moving forward.
NKLA) has deceived investors.
CAT) despite signs of acceleration in global growth. What does the analyst prefer instead?
Be sure to check out 7 Reasons Why A Coronavirus Vaccine May Not Work The Way You Hope and Is Elon Musk The New Steve Jobs? Bill Gates Says No for additional bearish calls.
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