A lot of stocks and sectors have more than doubled since March 2009. It's very difficult to pick out high growth-potential stocks. There are still stocks that can grow a lot in the future. One sector I like is the regional banks.
1. First of all, you need to believe that the economy is recovering and will grow again. (Citibank!)
2. Then you need to pick banks that are unlikely to go bankrupt (KEY, MI, BPOP).
3. The region where the bank does business needs to support recovery and growth. (CRBC is in Michigan where Ford is based. If Ford grows, Michigan will grow. BANR is Washington, which was affected the least during the crisis. Another one is TSFG.)
4. The bank's stock is very depressed, which gives it more room to grow.
Thanks for replying. Sure, there is a lot of risk. No risk, no reward. JPM, BAC, MS, and GS are all good financial stocks, but what are the chances that they will double, triple in the next couple of years? Maybe BAC...
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