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Bank of America has released its quarterly "Top 10 U.S. ideas" list, identifying stocks likely to perform well despite coronavirus-induced market volatility. These are companies the firm has identified as long-term opportunities. In less-volatile times, it has included names that would perform over the short-term as well.
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