GOLDMAN SACHS: These 13 cheap stocks are poised for years of better-than-expected profits — and they're must-haves as the coronavirus wipes out earnings in 2020
Big profits might be hard to find today, but Goldman Sachs says these underappreciated companies will out-earn the competition.
Rosalie Chan,Ashley Stewart | Analysts predict that Amazon Web Services will come out just fine after the pandemic, and acquisitions in cybersecurity and AI could help it grow.
Hugh Langley | Google collects troves of user data with Gmail, Maps and other apps. And Google parent Alphabet is getting even more through Verily's COVID screening site.
Megan Hernbroth,Melia Russell | The young startup had previously avoided taking venture capital from established firms, but took on Index Ventures amid broader market uncertainty.
Paayal Zaveri | While Salesforce will see lower demand as companies spend less, it will survive a recession due to its strong business model and market opportunity.
Rosalie Chan | Companies like Red Hat continued to grow during the Great Recession. During the coronavirus pandemic, experts predict open source will still thrive.
Christopher Competiello | "This is the biggest economic event of all of our lifetimes," says Raoul Pal, the former hedge funder who founded Real Vision.
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