Growth has been a key driver of the stock market so far in 2015. For traders still looking to get in on high-growth stocks, Credit Suisse recently released a report that contained the firm’s top 11 large-cap growth stock ideas.
Here’s a breakdown of the list.
Monsanto Company MON 0.62%
Analyst Chris Parkinson believes that the company “remains positioned to benefit from opportunities to enhance long-term profitability on the back of higher margin product launches and further product penetration.”
Costco Wholesale Corporation COST 0.31%
Analyst Michael Extein calls the company “one of the few conventional retailers that continues to deliver positive traffic, market share gains, and a validated model for international expansion.”
Related Link: Credit Suisse: Top 11 Small-Cap Growth Stocks
Home Depot Inc HD 2.59%
Analyst Seth Sigman views the company as “a best-in-class retailer with a strong management team that participates in one of the strongest segments of retail.”
Time Warner Inc TWX 0.49%
Analyst Omar Sheikh explains that “if we were to strip out HBO at valuations of $30bn-$35bn, the rest of Time Warner is currently trading at 14x-16x 2016 PE, a material discount to Disney and Fox at ~18-19x.”
Schlumberger Limited SLB 0.42%
Analyst James Wicklund praises…
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