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TOM LEE: These 9 stocks could be the 'FANGs' of 2016

Dec 12, 2015, 01:22 IST

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This year in the stock markets, it's been all about the FANGs.

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The group of Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google have by themselves kept the S&P 500 in positive territory. The 4 companies are up 86% in 2015, but according to Fundstrat's Tom Lee that isn't going to continue next year.

"Since 2005, top 10 stocks underperformed the following year by an average of 290bp," he wrote in a note to clients. "In other words, what was the top performer in 2015 is unlikely to see follow through."

Lee said that the top 10 stocks from a given year underperform the broader market the following year 52% of the time. Additionally, Lee said that since the FANGs are growth stocks, that's good for value stocks next year.

Based on this idea, Lee assembled a list of value stocks that weighed heavily on the S&P this year, with the idea that this year's losers will next year become winners.

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"Look at [the] worst stocks as possible FANGS for next year," he said.

Lee had four factors for inclusion:

  1. Stock is one of the bottom 25 contributors to S&P 500 point change YTD 2015
  2. Stock's dividend yield is greater than its bond yield
  3. Market cap is at least $10 billion
  4. Positive implied upside (based on the analyst price targets from 9 different firms)

We've compiled Lee's list below, along with each stocks contribution to the S&P 500 this year, the implied upside, and Lee's estimate for earnings growth over the next 3-5 years.

Check them out.

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