Goldman Sachs named multiple 'most differentiated buy' recommended U.S. stocks, all of which are on its conviction list.
Goldman Sachs highlighted a slew of stocks on its U.S. "conviction list — director's cut" selection, naming several "most differentiated buy recommendations," in an August 1 research note. Goldman's "directors' cut" is a list of stocks chosen by its U.S. research analysts and managers.
Consumer stocks on the list include Bath & Body Works , with analysts liking the stock for its "turnaround with new management pulling on low hanging sales driving levers," and WW International for its "corporate transformation with a steep runway for growth.
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