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Wall Street thinks these comeback stocks can keep going as S&P 500 nears a new high

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Wall Street thinks these comeback stocks can keep going as S&P 500 nears a new high

Despite the S&P 500's near full recovery to its all-time high, analysts are identifying specific S&P 500 stocks positioned for continued significant gains. These companies, including First Solar, Delta Air Lines, United Airlines, and MGM Resorts, meet criteria of strong recent performance (20%+ since April 8), high analyst conviction (60%+ buy ratings), and substantial implied upside (20%+). Catalysts range from domestic policy benefits and trade restrictions for First Solar to tariff relief and economic stability for airlines, indicating targeted opportunities within a broadly rallying market.

Analysis

Despite the S&P 500's recovery to near its all-time high after an April low, a quantitative screen reveals specific stocks with continued strong upside potential. This analysis identifies companies that have not only gained over 20% since April 8 but also maintain high analyst conviction (over 60% buy ratings) and project at least 20% further upside to consensus price targets. First Solar (FSLR), up 26%, stands out due to a distinct fundamental catalyst; its US-based manufacturing is uniquely positioned to benefit from strict Chinese import restrictions, which are expected to enhance its pricing power. This view is supported by a Jefferies upgrade and a 35% implied upside. Similarly, major airlines Delta (DAL) and United (UAL), up 38% and 41% respectively, are buoyed by a revised macroeconomic outlook. Tariff relief has shifted analyst expectations from a downturn to stability, increasing confidence in the resilience of high-margin international and premium revenue. The gaming sector also presents opportunity, with MGM Resorts (MGM) rallying 33% on the back of upgraded full-year guidance from its BetMGM joint venture, with analysts seeing another 35% potential gain.

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