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It's good to see a consolidate but would like to see globally how sentiments settle down 

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Yes I like Morgan Stanley list. Will follow

I think it is a good list for reference. A list where Morgan has already studied and believe in but I would take it with a pinch of salt as Morgan would have vested interest to release their list too. I am bullish on Amazon’s upside potential as it grows its e-commerce, advertising, cloud and AI and at the same time streamlines its workforce which would increase its profit margin. I am also optimistic about Walmart’s super bull run. It is a multinational company with multiple hypermarts, discount departmental stores. This will help it anchor its reach to the masses and remain relevant even if the economy turns down. In good times, consumers definitely spend. In bad times, as the items mostly has inelastic demand, consumers would still have to spend and the wide range of products will h

Morgan Stanley’s “Vintage Value 2026” list highlights 16 top picks like Amazon, Walmart, Microsoft, Meta, and Visa — stocks seen as having strong risk-reward potential over the next year. I’d follow the list as a reference, not a blind buy. It’s built for a 12-month horizon, so do your own checks before investing. Amazon (AMZN): Still promising — AWS, automation, and cost savings could boost profits. Yet, high valuation and slowing consumer demand may limit near-term upside. I’m moderately bullish, but position sizing is key. Walmart (WMT): More defensive and stable. Growth in Walmart+, retail media, and e-commerce strengthens its long-term story. Despite short-term margin pressure, it fits cautious investors better. In short: both are strong picks, but Walmart offers steadier growth whil

🌟🌟🌟Boston Scientific $Boston Scientific(BSX)$ made the list in Morgan Stanley's Vintage Value List for 2025 and 2026.  This list is built through a vigorous blend of fundamental and quantitative analysis.  Why Boston Scientific Made The Cut Morgan Stanley's analysts selected Boston Scientific for several key reasons : Industry Leadership in Medical Technology:  Boston Scientific is a global leader in minimally invasive medical devices, spanning cardiovascular, urology and neuromodulation. Resilient Growth Profile: Despite macro headwinds, the company has delivers steady revenue growth, driven by product launches and geographic expansion. Valuation Skew : One of the Vintage Value list's core criteria is the Bull Bear skew -

🌟🌟🌟Morgan Stanley's Vintage Value  List is built through a rigorous blend of fundamentals and quantitative analysis.  Now in its 16th year, its key markers include macro exposure, industry positioning, valuation metrics and a detailed risk reward profile. This list isn't just a screen.  It is a curated road map for investors, designed to spotlight mid to large cap stocks expected to deliver superior risk adjusted returns over a 12 month horizon. For me, this list offers a structured way to zero in on great value stocks to add to my watch list. Repeat appearances like Walmart and Boston Scientific signal durable and consistent performance across cycles. It is a good starting point as it points to potential stocks to invest but ultimately it is up me to do my own due diligenc

yeah 2026 will be better

$Morgan Stanley(MS)$ A Remarkable Year for Value — 2025’s Unlikely Comeback In a market dominated by megacap AI names and volatile rate expectations, few investors expected traditional “value” strategies to shine in 2025. Yet against all odds, Morgan Stanley’s Vintage Value List delivered one of its strongest performances ever. Every stock in the basket recorded over 10% year-to-date gains, and the top performers — KKR, Walmart, and Tenet Healthcare — surged nearly 70% apiece. The results surprised even seasoned investors. For much of 2025, equity markets swung between optimism and anxiety: persistent inflation fears early in the year, followed by uncertainty over when the Federal Reserve would finally pivot to rate cuts. Many growth stocks — especi

Morgan Stanley vintage value list is something new to learn. It includes growth and value stocks. Interesting to note Apple and Nvidia in 2025 list but dropped in 2026 list.

2025 delivered thrills and spills in the markets, but Morgan Stanley's Vintage Values list turned heads with a jaw-dropping 35.57% return, smashing the S&P 500 by 1582 basis points. Standout stars like Tenet Healthcare blasted off with gains topping 60%, proving the list's knack for spotting resilient winners amid volatility. Now, eyes are locked on the fresh 2026 edition – 16 carefully curated mid- to large-cap gems primed for standout risk-adjusted rewards over the next buy-and-hold sprint. Crafted by blending sharp analyst insights, quantitative firepower, ESG integration for sustainable edge, and strategic sector tilts, this lineup skews toward mega-quality names trading at compelling spots. It favors tech heavies for innovation muscle, healthcare for steady demand surges, financia

this one where got value.. valuations ran up so much. maybe most of the stocks I would buy though, and I already bought at lower price. want to buy Walmart but it never drop to good valuation.

Morgan Stanley’s 2026 Vintage Value list looks strong after last year’s picks soared—KKR, Walmart, and Tenet Healthcare all jumped over 65%. Amazon topping the list again shows its staying power, but I’ll be selective rather than follow it blindly. Their track record earns respect, but my portfolio needs balance, not blind faith. My top choice is NextEra Energy $NextEra(NEE)$ . With massive wind and solar projects, it’s a quiet leader in renewables—steady dividends, solid moat, and great for long-term compounding. Palo Alto Networks $Palo Alto Networks(PANW

2025 was a wild ride — will you follow their 2026 list? Morgan Stanley just released its 2026 stock picks. Looking back at the Vintage Value list performance in 2025, every stock achieved over 10% YTD gains, with the top three performers — KKR, Walmart, and Tenet Healthcare — soaring nearly 70% in 2025.In both of the past two years’ lists, Amazon has been Morgan Stanley’s top pick, while Boston Scientific, Walmart, and Visa have all made repeat appearances. $Amazon.com(AMZN)$ 44.39% $NextEra(NEE)$ 18.03% $Boston Scientific(BSX)$ 54.51% $Eaton Corp PLC(ETN)$ 37.81% $RTX Corp(RTX)$ 37

🌟🌟🌟Boston Scientific $Boston Scientific(BSX)$ made the list in Morgan Stanley's Vintage Value List for 2025 and 2026.  This list is built through a vigorous blend of fundamental and quantitative analysis.  Why Boston Scientific Made The Cut Morgan Stanley's analysts selected Boston Scientific for several key reasons : Industry Leadership in Medical Technology:  Boston Scientific is a global leader in minimally invasive medical devices, spanning cardiovascular, urology and neuromodulation. Resilient Growth Profile: Despite macro headwinds, the company has delivers steady revenue growth, driven by product launches and geographic expansion. Valuation Skew : One of the Vintage Value list's core criteria is the Bull Bear skew -

$Morgan Stanley(MS)$ A Remarkable Year for Value — 2025’s Unlikely Comeback In a market dominated by megacap AI names and volatile rate expectations, few investors expected traditional “value” strategies to shine in 2025. Yet against all odds, Morgan Stanley’s Vintage Value List delivered one of its strongest performances ever. Every stock in the basket recorded over 10% year-to-date gains, and the top performers — KKR, Walmart, and Tenet Healthcare — surged nearly 70% apiece. The results surprised even seasoned investors. For much of 2025, equity markets swung between optimism and anxiety: persistent inflation fears early in the year, followed by uncertainty over when the Federal Reserve would finally pivot to rate cuts. Many growth stocks — especi

2025 delivered thrills and spills in the markets, but Morgan Stanley's Vintage Values list turned heads with a jaw-dropping 35.57% return, smashing the S&P 500 by 1582 basis points. Standout stars like Tenet Healthcare blasted off with gains topping 60%, proving the list's knack for spotting resilient winners amid volatility. Now, eyes are locked on the fresh 2026 edition – 16 carefully curated mid- to large-cap gems primed for standout risk-adjusted rewards over the next buy-and-hold sprint. Crafted by blending sharp analyst insights, quantitative firepower, ESG integration for sustainable edge, and strategic sector tilts, this lineup skews toward mega-quality names trading at compelling spots. It favors tech heavies for innovation muscle, healthcare for steady demand surges, financia

2025 was a wild ride — will you follow their 2026 list? Morgan Stanley just released its 2026 stock picks. Looking back at the Vintage Value list performance in 2025, every stock achieved over 10% YTD gains, with the top three performers — KKR, Walmart, and Tenet Healthcare — soaring nearly 70% in 2025.In both of the past two years’ lists, Amazon has been Morgan Stanley’s top pick, while Boston Scientific, Walmart, and Visa have all made repeat appearances. $Amazon.com(AMZN)$ 44.39% $NextEra(NEE)$ 18.03% $Boston Scientific(BSX)$ 54.51% $Eaton Corp PLC(ETN)$ 37.81% $RTX Corp(RTX)$ 37

Morgan Stanley’s 2026 Vintage Value list looks strong after last year’s picks soared—KKR, Walmart, and Tenet Healthcare all jumped over 65%. Amazon topping the list again shows its staying power, but I’ll be selective rather than follow it blindly. Their track record earns respect, but my portfolio needs balance, not blind faith. My top choice is NextEra Energy $NextEra(NEE)$ . With massive wind and solar projects, it’s a quiet leader in renewables—steady dividends, solid moat, and great for long-term compounding. Palo Alto Networks $Palo Alto Networks(PANW

🌟🌟🌟Morgan Stanley's Vintage Value  List is built through a rigorous blend of fundamentals and quantitative analysis.  Now in its 16th year, its key markers include macro exposure, industry positioning, valuation metrics and a detailed risk reward profile. This list isn't just a screen.  It is a curated road map for investors, designed to spotlight mid to large cap stocks expected to deliver superior risk adjusted returns over a 12 month horizon. For me, this list offers a structured way to zero in on great value stocks to add to my watch list. Repeat appearances like Walmart and Boston Scientific signal durable and consistent performance across cycles. It is a good starting point as it points to potential stocks to invest but ultimately it is up me to do my own due diligenc

Morgan Stanley’s “Vintage Value 2026” list highlights 16 top picks like Amazon, Walmart, Microsoft, Meta, and Visa — stocks seen as having strong risk-reward potential over the next year. I’d follow the list as a reference, not a blind buy. It’s built for a 12-month horizon, so do your own checks before investing. Amazon (AMZN): Still promising — AWS, automation, and cost savings could boost profits. Yet, high valuation and slowing consumer demand may limit near-term upside. I’m moderately bullish, but position sizing is key. Walmart (WMT): More defensive and stable. Growth in Walmart+, retail media, and e-commerce strengthens its long-term story. Despite short-term margin pressure, it fits cautious investors better. In short: both are strong picks, but Walmart offers steadier growth whil

I think it is a good list for reference. A list where Morgan has already studied and believe in but I would take it with a pinch of salt as Morgan would have vested interest to release their list too. I am bullish on Amazon’s upside potential as it grows its e-commerce, advertising, cloud and AI and at the same time streamlines its workforce which would increase its profit margin. I am also optimistic about Walmart’s super bull run. It is a multinational company with multiple hypermarts, discount departmental stores. This will help it anchor its reach to the masses and remain relevant even if the economy turns down. In good times, consumers definitely spend. In bad times, as the items mostly has inelastic demand, consumers would still have to spend and the wide range of products will h

Hjook kilo kkjjnj KKK KKK j. Nn. Mon. K

Very interesting insights on this

I would love to find out more 

It's good to see a consolidate but would like to see globally how sentiments settle down 

What's your take for this article 

Yes I like Morgan Stanley list. Will follow

this one where got value.. valuations ran up so much. maybe most of the stocks I would buy though, and I already bought at lower price. want to buy Walmart but it never drop to good valuation.

It's good for reference.

Morgan Stanley vintage value list is something new to learn. It includes growth and value stocks. Interesting to note Apple and Nvidia in 2025 list but dropped in 2026 list.

yeah 2026 will be better