Goldman adds four names to European stock picks list, including a call with 143% upside
Goldman Sachs updated its monthly European Conviction List, adding four new stocks including a defense-sector pick the bank sees with substantial upside, CNBC reported.
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Goldman Sachs has added four new names to its monthly "European Conviction List" of favorite stock picks, according to CNBC.
Among the additions is a defense-sector call that the bank sees with as much as 143% potential upside, though CNBC's report did not name the specific company involved.
Limited detail on picks
The report did not identify the other three stocks added to the list or detail Goldman's specific rationale for each selection beyond the overall conviction framing.
Goldman's Conviction List is updated periodically and reflects the bank's highest-confidence stock recommendations within European markets, though further methodology details were not included in the available excerpt.
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- Goldman adds 4 new names to its favorite stocks list — including a 143% upside defense call — CNBC — Top News
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