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Investment bank UBS recently rolled out a slew of stocks the firm says are its best ideas in 2024. CNBC Pro combed through UBS research to find stocks that are must-owns with 2024 underway. They include Target, Teck Resources , General Motors, Dell and CrowdStrike. Dell Dell shares are too cheap to ignore, according to analyst David Vogt, who named the stock his top pick for 2024 in a recent note. Dell "Dell as end mkt recovery & share repo should drive outperformance.
Persons: David Vogt, Vogt, Dell, Teck, Curt Woodworth, Woodworth, Michael Lasser, Lasser, Organizations: UBS, CNBC, Target, General Motors, Dell, Dell Dell, Teck Resources UBS, Teck Resources Locations: Teck Resources, Teck, CY24
After a strong first half for the stock market, Credit Suisse has an idea to keep the gains going. Now, questions swirl around if the market can continue its ascent as the second half of 2023 kicks into high gear. Credit Suisse asked every one of its U.S. research analysts to name their top stock picks when looking at the next six to 12 months. His price target implies shares could rally nearly 35% over the next year. International Game Technology also made the list, with analyst Ben Chaiken expecting big upside ahead even after a strong first half.
Persons: Stocks, Alcoa, Curt Woodworth, Woodworth, Refinitiv, Ben Chaiken, Judah Frommer, Frommer, MasTec, Jamie Cook, — CNBC's Michael Bloom Organizations: Credit Suisse, Nasdaq, Technology
Shares of aluminum company Constellium look too cheap to ignore, according to Credit Suisse. Analyst Curt Woodworth highlighted the firm's bull case for Constellium, saying in a Thursday note to clients that its $22 price target suggests shares could gain almost 40% from Wednesday's close. So far this year, the stock, which trades on the New York Exchange, has surged nearly 34%, after slumping 34% in 2022. CSTM YTD mountain Shares in 2023 While Constellium faces continued inflationary pressures, Woodworth highlighted his confidence in the company's management. "CSTM continues to execute well as evidenced by excellent price vs cost progression in 2022 and guidance for 2023 that was better than expected driven by some relief on energy prices and solid price actions achieved in 4Q," he wrote.
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