Even though the coronavirus has caused unprecedented market volatility, there are still good deals to be had for investors.
—that either focus on “edutainment” or capitalize on the growing digital trend as people continue to work from home, also stand to benefit in the long-term, according to Credit Suisse., with its stock proving to be resilient and only falling 5.4% over the last month; It's also a top pick from Stifel, given that they expect its cloud computing service, Azure, to become Microsoft’s largest revenue stream in the coming years.
because of its positioning as the “only true cloud-delivered workload security solution” within the “broadly resilient” cybersecurity sector; The stock has gained 2.2% in the last month.,” would be in high-demand, according to Stifel. Everbridge works with both corporations and governments to provide mass emergency notifications; The stock has soared 36.2% so far in 2020.As businesses continue to shut down, people will now be relying on online deliveries from shipping giantCredit Suisse highlights that popular stocks like athletic apparel powerhouse, which has fallen almost 19% so far this year, now trade at a more attractive valuation.
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