Bank of America said this week that investors should buy these extremely undervalued stocks.
Bank of America unveiled a slew of stocks this week that they believe offer investors' a compelling entry point. The firm says these companies are attractive in the current environment and are poised for more long-term share gains.
Pro combed through top Bank of America research to find the most undervalued stocks on Wall Street. They include: The Hartford , McKesson, Harley-Davidson, KKR and Sanofi. McKesson If there's a pullback in shares of the pharmaceutical and health tech distributor, investors should buy the stock, Bank of America says. "Pullbacks have been profitable, keep them on your radar," analyst Michael Cherny says. Meanwhile, shares of the company are down almost 2.8% this year.
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