Why does Goldman Sachs loves these 23 stocks?
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Jon ErlichmanIndependent analyst profile- Source published
- 19 Oct 2026, 14:59 UTC
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- 19 Oct 2026, 16:46 UTC
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Goldman Sachs has identified 23 stocks that they believe are 'unloved' but possess underlying quality, suggesting they could outperform if the growth-oriented tech sector experiences a cooldown. This strategy is motivated by investor nervousness surrounding higher interest rates and the significant run-up in tech valuations, which could lead to a broader economic slowdown. The selected companies are considered defensive names, meaning they are expected to perform more stably during economic downturns. Goldman Sachs believes these companies are trading at attractive valuations, presenting an opportunity for investors looking to rotate out of growth stocks. The analysis is based on fundamental factors and valuations, with an implied target for each stock based on Goldman Sachs' recommendations. The timeframe for this analysis appears to be medium-term, focusing on the potential shift in market sentiment and capital flows.
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