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These S&P 500 stocks are expected to make double-digit comebacks

These S&P 500 stocks are expected to make double-digit comebacks
MarketWatch Thursday 25 June 2026, 12:51 UTC By Philip van Doorn 1 min read
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A list of 20 highly rated stocks favored by analysts for gains over the next year includes only one that has risen this year: Nvidia.

A list of 20 highly rated stocks favored by analysts for gains over the next year includes only one that has risen this year: Nvidia. [Image text:] NETFLX Microsoft ORACLE
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