Big stocks, especially tech names, led the market higher in 2021. Since then, they have been leading the way down. Here are eight high-profile companies that are showing signs of a major turnaround.
Chart 1. Apple Inc. (AAPL)
Stats
Forward P/E |
22.6 |
5-year EPS growth estimate |
9.9% |
PEG ratio |
2.7 |
Margin of safety |
-8% |
Value-Quality-Growth rating |
86 |
Analysts’ consensus |
Strong buy |
Price target upside |
19% |
Margin of safety is the current price divided by consensus fair value.
All Value-Quality-Growth ratings are from Stock Rover. 100 is highest.
Apple is up 18.3% from its recent low and approaching its 100-day moving average.
Chart 2. Amazon.com, Inc. (AMZN)
Stats
Forward P/E |
42.4 |
5-year EPS growth estimate |
40.5% |
PEG ratio |
3.1 |
Margin of safety |
26% |
Value-Quality-Growth rating |
74 |
Analysts’ consensus |
Strong buy |
Price target upside |
46% |
Amazon has made three consecutive higher lows since June 16th.
It is up 21.2% from its June 14 low.
Chart 3. Tesla, Inc. (TSLA)
Stats
Forward P/E |
45.4 |
5-year EPS growth estimate |
42.8% |
PEG ratio |
2.3 |
Margin of safety |
-20% |
Value-Quality-Growth rating |
81 |
Analysts’ consensus |
Buy |
Price target upside |
19% |
Tesla has made three consecutive higher lows since May 21.
It is up 19.6% from its May bottom.
Chart 4. PayPal Holdings, Inc. (PYPL)
Stats
Forward P/E |
16.3 |
5-year EPS growth estimate |
14.3% |
PEG ratio |
1.8 |
Margin of safety |
11% |
Value-Quality-Growth rating |
91 |
Analysts’ consensus |
Buy |
Price target upside |
67% |
PayPal is up 18.7% from its recent low.
Chart 5. UnitedHealth Group Incorporated (UNH)
Stats
Forward P/E |
21 |
5-year EPS growth estimate |
14.6% |
PEG ratio |
1.7 |
Margin of safety |
-8% |
Value-Quality-Growth rating |
88 |
Analysts’ consensus |
Strong buy |
Price target upside |
12% |
UnitedHealth is up 15.5% from its recent low.
It is well above its 100-day moving average.
Chart 6. Meta Platforms, Inc. (Facebook) (META)
Stats
Forward P/E |
13.3 |
5-year EPS growth estimate |
8.5% |
PEG ratio |
2.1 |
Margin of safety |
19% |
Value-Quality-Growth rating |
91 |
Analysts’ consensus |
Buy |
Price target upside |
54% |
Meta is up 17.7% from its recent low.
Chart 7. NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA)
Stats
Forward P/E |
26.4 |
5-year EPS growth estimate |
22.8% |
PEG ratio |
2.0 |
Margin of safety |
-11% |
Value-Quality-Growth rating |
87 |
Analysts’ consensus |
Buy |
Price target upside |
42% |
NVDA is up 23.7% from its recent low.
Chart 8. Netflix, Inc. (NFLX)
Stats
Forward P/E |
18.4 |
5-year EPS growth estimate |
11.7% |
PEG ratio |
1.6 |
Margin of safety |
-6% |
Value-Quality-Growth rating |
86 |
Analysts’ consensus |
Hold |
Price target upside |
31% |
Netflix is up 31.7% from its recent low.
Final thoughts
Nobody knows for sure whether we have already seen the bottom of this bear market cycle. In fact, the doomsday crowd is getting larger and louder, with calls for another major leg down before it’s over. I’m not in that camp. I think we might see a lower low before we put this bear behind us, but I don’t think it will be much lower than the 3666 S&P 500 print we had on June 16th.
The economy is slowing, the Fed is tightening, and earnings estimates will probably take a haircut. But investors are looking past all of that, and they are counting on a mild recession if we get one.
The time for selective bargain hunting is now.
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