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We recently compiled a list of the 15 Stocks That Will Go to The Moon According to Analysts. In this article, we are going to take a look at where Biogen Inc. (NASDAQ:BIIB) stands against the other stocks.
The Stock Market Under Trump Admin
While stocks initially fell based on worries regarding Trump tariffs on America’s major trading partners, major indexes recovered from their initial losses as the President delayed tariffs on Mexico. He agreed to a 30-day pause on tariffs on Mexico and Canada in return for the two countries bolstering border enforcement to halt fentanyl smuggling and money laundering.
Reuters reported that Trump raising tariffs on steel and aluminum imports to a flat 25% pushed up share prices of US steelmakers. The chaos around tariffs doesn’t end here. According to CNN, the President is looking to pursue more tariffs. Trump has been keen on reciprocal tariffs and wants agencies to investigate plans for new reciprocal tariffs that would increase America’s revenue. He reiterated this keenness saying:
“They charge us a tax or tariff and we charge them the exact same”
These tariffs are expected to hit developing countries, especially India, Brazil, Vietnam, and other Southeast Asian and African countries, considering the large gap in tariff rates charged on US goods brought into these nations relative to what the United States charges them.
On February 14, the New York Times reported that global stock markets are holding up after Trump revealed his plan for reciprocal tariffs against all trading partners. While some countries such as Vietnam, India, and Taiwan have said that they would import specific US goods more, French winemakers are ramping up shipments to the country before levies. The threat of tariffs continues to result in uncertainty, regarding how they could be inflationary and potentially spook investors.
Sucharita Kodali, Retail Analyst at Forrester Research, appeared on CNBC to talk about the potential impact of tariffs on companies. In her opinion, all US companies would face some kind of challenges, with higher prices for both consumers as well as these firms. Based on her analysis, this is going to result in 20 basis points to a 150 basis points negative impact on the US GDP. Meanwhile, RBC’s Tom Narayan previously told CNBC that auto stocks will be the hardest hit by Trump’s Canada and Mexico tariffs, which are being deemed really inflationary and disruptive for the US auto consumer.
Our Methodology
We used a stock screener to find stocks which had the highest average upside potential (at least 25%), as of February 24. The 15 stocks that will go to the moon according to analysts have been arranged in ascending order of their average upside potential. Please note that we excluded penny stocks from our screening criteria. We have also mentioned the hedge fund sentiment for these stocks, as of Q4 2024.