Based in Switzerland. World's largest wealth and asset manager. Universal Bank in Switzerland, and a global and investment bank. Solid balance sheet. Strong capital and liquidity metrics. Broad economic recovery will help European banks. Trading at just below book value. Shares look healthy technically speaking. Yield is 1.15%. (Analysts’ price target is $17.13)

Second largest in US by market cap, most international-focused by operating revenue. As pace of vaccine rollout accelerates, strong pent-up demand will cause airline traffic to surge. No dividend. (Analysts’ price target is $54.20)

It's still worth buying home improvement stocks like this despite a big run-up. People will continue to spend on their homes, seeing it as an investment, not as an expense. In any home boom, like now, people spend on home improvement. Also, we're entering gardening season.

It's still worth buying home improvement stocks like this despite a big run-up. People will continue to spend on their homes, seeing it as an investment, not as an expense. In any home boom, like now, people spend on home improvement. Also, we're entering gardening season.

WMT is now in seasonality. It'll also benefit from selling home improvement products as people will continue to spruce up their homes. The current housing boom fuels this. It's an ideal hybrid stock, because people go here to get jabbed. Hybrid means it's a lockdown as well as reopening play. He expects market upgrades.

Like Home Depot, SWK is still worth buying home improvement stocks like this despite a big run-up. People will continue to spend on their homes, seeing it as an investment, not as an expense.

Will benefit as people return to the malls. They have a thriving e-commerce trade, too. Another tailwind is the home improvement boom (riding the housing) boom as the economy reopens.