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Credit Suisse: Here are 16 stocks with upside 'looming' this year

Published Wed, Feb 2 202210:00 PM EST

Natasha Turak @NatashaTurak

Credit Suisse picked stocks from across the United States, Europe and Asia it predicts will take off thanks to particular "inflection points" in 2022. There are 16 of those names that the Swiss lender forecasts will gain significantly compared with current market consensus. "We have focused on those stocks where there is an identifiable inflection point or catalyst looming in 2022 to either provide another leg to existing momentum or signal a turning point," the bank said in a research note dated Jan. 28, noting that it attempted to steer clear of interest rate policy and inflation debates in its decision making. In Europe, Credit Suisse sees significant growth above consensus for U.K.-based investment firm Abrdn , targeting its current stock price of around £242 ($327) to reach £290. Abrdn's inflection point? Completing the acquisition of retail investment platform Interactive Investor for £1.5 billion toward the end of the first half of 2022, as well as selling the last of its stake in India-based insurance company HDFC Life, which the bank believes "would cause the underlying fund flow momentum and revenue growth outlook to improve." Credit Suisse also picked out Delivery Hero , predicting the German food delivery service's stock to more than double from around 70 euros ($79)