With Dow at a record, these 10 stocks are the favorites to lead the next leg higher

Published Mon, Oct 25 20212:29 PM EDTUpdated Mon, Oct 25 20214:08 PM EDT

The Dow Jones Industrial Average hit another record Monday. For those looking to ride the momentum, there are several opportunities in well-liked names that could push the 30-stock average to its next high, according to analysts. CNBC Pro screened for stocks in the Dow to find the names that Wall Street believes could see the biggest rallies over the next 12 months, using data from FactSet. Each stock on the list has a buy rating from at least 60% of Wall Street analysts that cover the name. We then ranked those left on the screen by upside to their consensus 12-month price target. Here are 10 stocks that are the favorites to lead the Dow to its next milestone: The list includes several consumer stocks, including Disney , Walmart , McDonald's and Nike . Goldman Sachs and Visa represent the financials sector. There are three tech companies represented: Apple , Salesforce and Microsoft . UnitedHealth is the one healthcare stock on the list. Disney is the only stock on the list whose shares are down for the year. However, it's the one with the biggest potential upside, at 23.9%. JPMorgan lowered its Disney+ subscriber estimates, in a note Monday, but also reiterated its overweight rating on Disney and $230 price target for December 2022. The company is scheduled to report earnings Nov. 10. "Disney's early success in transitioning its business to a digital platform will likely continue to award the stock a higher multiple as it increases conviction in its longer-term success and path to profitability," the note said. "We continue to find the stock attractive for the longer-term investor." Goldman Sachs shares have had the biggest year-to-date gain, up about 57%. About 60% of analysts have a buy rating on the bank, and the stock has an average upside of about 8%. Earlier this month, Goldman jumped to above $400 per share on better-than-expected earnings. CNBC's Jim Cramer said the shares should be higher , based on the company's strong investment banking and trading results, adding they could go to $500 per share. Microsoft is the most popular stock on the list among Wall Street analysts who cover it, 86% of whom have a buy rating on it. UnitedHealth is right behind it, with 82% of analysts calling it a buy. They have respective implied upsides of 8.8% and 7.1%, according to the data.

Attendees visit the Disney+ streaming service booth at the D23 Expo on August 23, 2019 at the Anaheim Convention Center in Anaheim, California.

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