In a series of new research reports, Deutsche Bank explains why it may be time for investors to forget about FANG — (Facebook, Amazon, Netflix, Google) a term and trade popularized by Jim Cramer — and go with GAFT stocks in 2016.
Here’s an overview of Deutsche Bank’s bullish take on Google/Alphabet Inc GOOGL 2.86%, Amazon.com, Inc. AMZN 3.85%, Facebook Inc FB 3.46% and Twitter Inc TWTR 5.58%.
Analyst Ross Sandler believes Google is “shifting into the phase where the financials need to show upside—and we want to add to positions into the print.” The firm has Buy rating on Google and a $900 target price.
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