These five undervalued stocks are best positioned for growth, Goldman Sachs says

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The firm called out a slate of stocks that are priced to perfection.

There's a host of stocks that are priced to perfection, Goldman Sachs said this week. The Wall Street investment bank recently named five other companies, however, that its analysts say still have plenty of growth potential left in them.

Pro combed through Goldman Sachs research to find buy-rated stocks it calls undervalued. They include: Workday, CrowdStrike, CAE, BJ's Wholesale Club and Ducommun. CAE Buy the dip in shares of the Canadian training and simulation provider for pilots, cabin crew, maintenance technicians and ground personnel, according to analyst Noah Poponak. Goldman says the stock was unfairly punished due to struggles in CAE's two main divisions, civil aviation and defense.

is poised to grow into a $20bn+ business catalyzed by financials moving to the cloud following its core HCM marquee product ... We believe there is pent-up demand for large strategic projects pertinent to 's products which should sustain long-term growth over next several years. 's best-in-class retention rates, success within its cross-sell motion & early adoption of gen-AI services internally offer viable areas of leverage." Ducommun "Strong growth outlook. We expect DCO to benefit from its exposure to aerospace original equipment as the OEMs ramp up production significantly to meet strong demand. DCO is growing its aerospace aftermarket, where fundamentals are strong.

 

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