20 stocks to buy in 2020: Apple, Amazon and Disney are among favorites of Wall Street pros
Companies, agencies, institutions, etc
iPhone
Apple
Coca-Cola
Amazon, USA TODAY
401(k
Piper Jaffray
the Apple Watch
AirPods
AirPods Pro
Bank of America
Microsoft
S&P
Amazon Web Services
UBS
Disney
Rosenblatt Securities
Wall Street
Nike
Morgan Stanley
Sprint
RBC Capital Markets
Google
Alphabet
Citigroup
Goldman Sachs
the Federal Reserve
USB
Wedbush
Micron
McDonald
PayPal
eBay
Facebook, Uber
Paymentus
Mercado Libre
BTIG
Diamondback Energy
Visa
United Health
Netflix
Apple TV Plus
NBCUniversal
WarnerMedia
HBO
Tesla
Salesforce
Tableau
JPMorgan
American Electric Power
ScotiaBank
People
Santa Claus
Michael Olson
Eric Sheridan
Sean King
Bernie McTernan
Kimberly Greenberger
Jonathan Atkin
Jason Bazinet
Keith Horowitz
Matt Bryson
Christopher Carril
Mark Palmer
Raymond James
John Freeman
James Faucette
Peacock
Max
Heath Terry
Dan Ives
Mark Murphy
Travis Kalanick
Wedbush
Groups
No matching tags
Physical locations
Europe
Permian Basin
West Texas
Places
Disney Plus
Locations
U.S.
boostWorried
Mobile
China
Kalanick
Events
No matching tags
Summary
In December, Olson reiterated his "overweight" rating on the stock and raised his 12-month price target to $305 from $290, citing robust iPhone demand and better-than-expected performance in wearables such as the Apple Watch, AirPods and AirPods Pro. Apple shares finished Thursday at $289.91.Analysts at Bank of America named Microsoft one of the firm’s top software picks for 2020, driven by growth in the software giant’s cloud-computing unit that offers data storage. In November, Bernie McTernan, an analyst at Rosenblatt Securities, reiterated a "buy" rating on the stock amid strong subscriber growth and increased his price target to $175 from $170, up from Thursday's close of $145.70. Wedbush analyst Matt Bryson upgraded Micron to "outperform" from "neutral" and lifted his price target to $65 from $44, up from the stock's closing price of $55.11 Thursday. Mark Palmer, analyst at BTIG, reiterated a "buy" rating on PayPal with a price target of $130, up from Thursday's closing price of $109.75. Raymond James analyst John Freeman maintained a "strong buy" rating on the stock with a $110 price target. This month, JPMorgan analyst Mark Murphy reaffirmed his "overweight" rating for the stock with a $200 price target, up from its closing price of $164.51 Thursday.Investors eye American Electric Power because of the utility company's growing profits.
As said here by