 Stock to Watch: Boeing Company (NYSE: BA) - The company currently has a forward PE of 49.3 and an average forward PE in the last five years of 107.6, which means it currently has a 54.2% discount on its stock price relative to earnings.
- The company currently has a buy rating from 65.4% of Wall Street analysts, with a 45.9% upside to its target price.
- So far this year, the stock is down 33.5%.
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 Stock to Watch: Delta Air Lines (NYSE: DAL) - The company currently has a forward PE of 7.6 and an average forward PE in the last five years of 32.2, which means it currently has a 76.3% discount on its stock price relative to earnings.
- The company currently has a buy rating from 80% of Wall Street analysts, with a 40.7% upside to its target price.
- So far this year, the stock is down 13.3%.
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 Stock to Watch: Teledyne Technologies Incorporated (NYSE: TDY) - The company currently has a forward PE of 19.9 and an average forward PE in the last five years of 27.8, which means it currently has a 28.5% discount on its stock price relative to earnings.
- The company currently has a buy rating from 62.5% of Wall Street analysts, with a 28.5% upside to its target price.
- So far this year, the stock is down 13.8%.
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 Stock to Watch: Generac Holdings Inc (NYSE: GNRC) - The company currently has a forward PE of 13 and an average forward PE in the last five years of 21.6, which means it currently has a 39.7% discount on its stock price relative to earnings.
- The company currently has a buy rating from 60.9% of Wall Street analysts, with a 53.1% upside to its target price.
- So far this year, the stock is down 66%.
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 Stock to Watch: Alaska Air Group Inc (NYSE: ALK) - The company currently has a forward PE of 8.8 and an average forward PE in the last five years of 28.4, which means it currently has a 69.1% discount on its stock price relative to earnings.
- The company currently has a buy rating from 84.6% of Wall Street analysts, with a 44.3% upside to its target price.
- So far this year, the stock is down 17.7%.
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 Stock to Watch: Meta Technologies (NASDAQ: META) - Meta was down more than 20% on Thursday after missing its earnings expectations on Wednesday night. The company's market cap has fallen from ~$1T to $270B in the last year.
- Zuckerberg has been spending extreme amounts on investing in metaverse technologies. This is a high-risk approach as the company's core business has not been growing.
- Some investors, however, see this as an opportunity because the reason that the stock is falling now is also a reason why the stock has a high upside.
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 Stock to Watch: ServiceNow (NYSE: NOW) - Shares of ServiceNow were up more than 15% this week despite the general downfall in tech stocks.
- Many investors see the stock as a safe haven during a year that has seen the big tech companies lose $3T in market capitalization.
- Service Now has an average investor upside of 49.8% to its target price of $549.
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 |  | Liam Gill is a founder, lawyer and investor.
He previously founded Fumarii Technologies, which became a top 20 ranked cloud computing service (Yahoo Finance! 2019) valued at over $30M. He holds an LLB Laws (UK), MSc Management and Master of Laws and currently practices law in Vancouver, Canada.
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