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Citi's Top Stocks: Low Volatility, High Returns Ahead

24 Dec

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Summary

  • Citi analysts identified stocks with superior risk-adjusted returns.
  • Selected stocks show improving margins and asset turnover.
  • Key picks include Cboe, Micron, and First Solar for future gains.
Citi's Top Stocks: Low Volatility, High Returns Ahead

Citi analysts, led by Drew Pettit, have identified a basket of large-cap stocks with the potential for significant returns and reduced volatility in the coming year. These companies, including Cboe Global Markets, Micron Technology, and First Solar, exhibit a superior Sharpe ratio, reflecting strong risk-adjusted performance that has remained consistent despite global economic shifts.

The selection criteria focused on S&P 500 constituents expected to improve net profit margins and asset turnover, while decreasing financial leverage over the next two years. Citi believes these "Good ROE" stocks are trading at a discount compared to those with weaker returns, especially with anticipated margin expansion and revenue acceleration.

Each stock in the basket has recent positive analyst ratings: Cboe Global Markets, up 30% this year, received an overweight upgrade from Barclays for its attractive valuation and strategic focus. Micron Technology, surging 228% this year, was upgraded by Bank of America due to a durable memory cycle and strong balance sheet. First Solar, up 52% this year, was highlighted by Mizuho for its market leadership in the non-China solar sector and robust future cash flow growth.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Citi recommends Cboe Global Markets, Micron Technology, and First Solar for their potential to deliver impressive returns with low volatility.
Analysts find Cboe Global Markets attractive due to its increasing valuation, a secular trend in retail activity, and its CEO's strategy to divest non-core businesses.
Bank of America highlights Micron Technology due to the expected durability of the memory cycle and the company's strong balance sheet with significant free cash flow.

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