The firm listed its top investment ideas from each sector.
After a strong first half for the stock market, Credit Suisse has an idea to keep the gains going. Stocks recorded a strong first six months of 2023 as investors rebounded off 2022's selloff and bought into the buzz around artificial intelligence. It was the best first half of the year for the S & P 500 since 2019 and the Nasdaq Composite since 1983. Now, questions swirl around if the market can continue its ascent as the second half of 2023 kicks into high gear.
mountain Insmed vs, the S & P 500, year to date Frommer said Insmed's drugs in development may not be fully appreciated by investors as focus moves away from quarterly revenue changes toward the long-term investment opportunity in the pipeline. "We believe INSM's pipeline remains undervalued and think the name offers perhaps the most compelling multi-year risk/reward within our coverage universe," Frommer said. But not every top stock has huge gains expected on the horizon.
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