Welcome to a new weekly installment of the Rich Habits Newsletter!

Every Monday, we’re going to share with you the top five stocks ranked by highest upside according to Wall Street — completely for free.

As you might remember, we created Wall Street Favorites a few weeks ago.

After much deliberation, we realized almost all of the information on the website should be entirely free — so that’s what we’re doing! Not only did we make a ton of the data on the website completely free, but we’re also offering a 7-day free trial to the premium subscription.

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Let’s get into the data!

At the moment, it seems like Wall Street believes Oracle, KKR, Ares Management, ServiceNow, and Robinhood are the five companies in the S&P 500 that have the Highest Upside potential over the next 12-18 months.

If we strip out the companies who have experienced massive drawdowns recently, our Steady Climbers section instead points to DuPont, Avery Dennison, Eli Lilly, Ingersoll Rand, and General Motors as the top five names Wall Street is favoring right now.

The reason we distinguish between “Highest Upside” and “Steady Climbers” is simple — if a stock (like Oracle for example) experiences a massive drawdown in price, it’s hard for it to continue rallying toward new all-time highs. The “Steady Climbers” have not experienced more than a -15% max drawdown from their recent all-time highs, leaving their general trend intact.

At the moment, there are 449 stocks that were ranked by Wall Street Favorites. It’s a simple ranking process — the company needs to have a market capitalization above $10B and have at least three big banks on Wall Street cover it.

Of those 449 stocks, 229 of them seem to be trending up and to the right in the “Stage 2” uptrend — and 96 of them seem to be falling below their 200-day moving averages, experiencing a “Stage 4” downtrend.

The sector with the most names inside those “Stage 2” uptrends is Industrials — interesting. Strong sector at the moment!

On average, Wall Street is assigning +16.4% upside to the 449 names in our universe.

Of the 449 names, there’s a handful of them that are experiencing their “Stage 1” accumulation phase — keep an eye on these. The top three include Jack Henry & Associates, The Cooper Companies, and Waters Corporation. There’s also a handful of names losing momentum, and could soon be falling from their “Stage 3” distribution phase into something worse. Those names include T. Rowe Price Group, Datadog, and Oracle.

Finally, we’ve got our “Top Conviction,” “Dividend Growth” and “Aggressive Buyback” filters — these are simple.

Starting right to left, Aggressive Buyback simply means what companies have the highest trailing twelve month buyback yield against their market capitalization. Dividend growth is exactly what it sounds like — what names are growing their dividends the most. And finally, Top Conviction is a formula we came up with that blends Wall Street upside with aggressive buybacks and technical analysis.

DuPont, Ingersoll Rand, General Motors, State Street, and Ralph Lauren are the top five on that filter.

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My favorite tool in the Premium dashboard is the “Deep Search” tab.

It essentially takes every single data point we have on a stock and drops it into a single easy-to-understand bird’s eye view. Below is Nvidia.

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Disclaimer: This is not financial advice or a recommendation for any investment. The content is for informational purposes only, you should not construe any such information or other material as legal, tax, investment, financial, or other advice.