2022's 10 Best-Performing Stocks news
Introduction
The stock market has been on a tear since Trump was elected. But what if you could choose your own best-performing stocks? We've done the research, and here are ten companies that have delivered returns of 10% or more since just before the Presidential inauguration:
Wells Fargo
Wells Fargo is a bank. It's the third-largest in the United States, with nearly $1 trillion in assets and more than $1.9 trillion in total deposits. Wells Fargo offers checking accounts, savings accounts, CDs (certificates of deposit), IRAs (individual retirement accounts) and other financial products to consumers across the country.
Wells Fargo was founded in 1852 by John Sutter as California's first chartered bank after gold was discovered near Sacramento in 1848. Over time it grew into one of America's largest financial institutions with over 9 million employees working at more than 16,000 locations nationwide
Reinsurance Group of America
Reinsurance Group of America is an American insurance company that specializes in property and casualty insurance. It’s a subsidiary of Munich Re, one of the largest reinsurance companies in the world. Reinsurance Group of America has its headquarters in Princeton, New Jersey and employs more than 5,000 people worldwide.
The company was founded in 1990 by two former executives from Swiss Re; they started with just $500 million worth of business underwriting risk on a small scale before expanding into international markets within three years after its founding.[1] In 2016 it acquired AIG's U.S.-based reinsurance operations for around $3 billion.[2][3]
AutoZone
AutoZone is a Fortune 500 retailer of aftermarket automotive parts and accessories. It has over 1,700 stores in the United States, Puerto Rico, Canada, Mexico and China.
AutoZone's customers include professional mechanics as well as do-it-yourselfers who want to perform repairs themselves. Sales at AutoZone were $35 billion in 2018 (the latest year available).
The company operates under two segments: Parts & Accessories Stores and Retail Dealerships/Wholesale Operations
Tractor Supply Company
Tractor Supply Company (TSCO) is a leading wholesale distributor of agricultural equipment and related products, including lawn and garden equipment, farm implements, construction supplies and other essentials for farmers. The company has been in business since 1918 when it was founded by Joseph Loughridge. As part of its strategy to grow its customer base organically through word-of-mouth marketing, TSCO has been investing heavily in new product development as well as expanding into new markets like Canada where demand for agricultural products is strong.
In addition to growing sales through organic growth initiatives such as these, TSCO also offers investors access to dividend payments which have increased from $0 per share back in 2010 up until present day at $2 per share annually!
American Tower
American Tower is a REIT that owns and operates cell phone towers. It has been growing steadily since its founding in 1992, and its current market cap is around $40 billion.
This company's main business is leasing out space on its towers to wireless companies so they can build out their networks. This means you don't have to worry about where your next phone call will come from if you're traveling abroad or simply want better coverage at home—American Tower provides it for free!
The company also makes money through advertising revenue as well as reselling airwaves (the license fee for broadcasting). These two sources of revenue combined make up more than half of American Tower's total income stream each year; however, 70% comes from leasing out antenna space on tower sites rather than selling them outright (like most REITs do). Consequently there's still plenty room for growth here despite this industry's slowdown due to saturation levels being reached around the world over time due primarily only because demand hasn't gone down much lately either due mostly because technology keeps evolving faster than ever before."
Discover Financial Services
Discover Financial Services is a credit card company headquartered in Greenwood Village, Colorado. The company is a bank holding company and has over 200 million customers across the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom.
Discover's market capitalization was $48.2 billion as of June 30th 2019. In addition to offering traditional rewards cards like the Gold American Express Card with no annual fee or no foreign transaction fees (FDTF), you can also choose from several other options depending on your needs:
A cash back card that offers 3% cash back on gas purchases at select merchants; 2% on groceries; 1% on all other purchases; or 2% if you pay your bill at least once every 90 days.
A travel rewards card that gives 1 point for every dollar spent on travel expenses such as flights, hotel stays or restaurants; 2 points for every dollar spent on dining out/beverage purchases at restaurants/pubs etc.; 5 points when you buy gift cards online through websites like Amazon Prime Now where there are no shipping costs involved!
Mastercard
Mastercard is a payment processor, so it focuses on processing transactions and providing other services to companies. It's also a global company that has been around since 1982 and has revenues of $16 billion. Its stock price has risen sharply over the past two years, and it's expected to continue growing in coming years as well.
Visa
Visa is a global payment technology company and the world's largest single-brand retailer. The stock has performed well since the election, with shares up 14% since November 8th 2017. In addition to its stock performance, Visa also saw its share price hit record highs on January 4th 2018 before dropping back down again following news that Facebook was testing out an in-store rewards program similar to what Chase currently offers (but without any points).
Visa's recent rally has been driven by strong earnings growth and increasing interest from investors in China as well as emerging markets in general.
Intuitive Surgical
Intuitive Surgical is a medical device company that makes robotic surgical systems. The company's market cap is $21.5 billion, and it has a trailing P/E of 31.9 and forward P/E of 25.1.
Verisk Analytics
Verisk Analytics is a provider of risk management services. The company's stock has risen 23.3% this year, and 11.5% in the last month alone—more than enough to make it one of the best-performing stocks on our list.
In fact, if you buy Verisk Analytics right now and hold onto your stocks through 2022 (and beyond), you could see your investment grow by more than 100%, according to data from InvestorPlace Research's quarterly newsletter "The Steward Report."
These are the 10 best-performing stocks since just before the Presidential inauguration.
Apple Inc. (AAPL)
Amazon.com, Inc. (AMZN)
Netflix, Inc., (NFLX)
Alphabet Inc., (GOOGL)
Facebook Inc.(FB),(FB),(FB),(GOOGL)* Microsoft Corp.(MSFT)* Oracle Corporation(ORCL)* NVIDIA Corporation(NVDA).
Conclusion
We hope you enjoyed this list of the top 10 performing stocks since Trump’s inauguration. I know it can be hard to keep track of all the news and rumors coming out of Washington, so we tried to make it easier for you by providing some context around each stock in terms of how they did before Trump took office and what they might do when they realize their true potential as leaders in their industry. We also looked at how well they’re doing now compared with other major companies operating today, which should give you a better idea about where things stand right now when it comes time for investors looking into these companies' future success or demise! It's an exciting time for investors who want to stay ahead on their game
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