2025 was a wild ride — will you follow their 2026 list? Morgan Stanley just released its 2026 stock picks.
Looking back at the Vintage Value list performance in 2025, every stock achieved over 10% YTD gains, with the top three performers — KKR, Walmart, and Tenet Healthcare — soaring nearly 70% in 2025.
In both of the past two years’ lists, Amazon has been Morgan Stanley’s top pick, while Boston Scientific, Walmart, and Visa have all made repeat appearances.
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So, among the 2026 picks, which one do you believe in most?
Will you follow Morgan Stanley’s new list?
Are you bullish on Amazon’s upside potential?
How about Walmart’s super bull run?
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My top choice is NextEra Energy $NextEra(NEE)$ . With massive wind and solar projects, it’s a quiet leader in renewables—steady dividends, solid moat, and great for long-term compounding. Palo Alto Networks $Palo Alto Networks(PANW)$ also stands out, but NEE feels steadier and better aligned with global energy shifts. I see it as a calm anchor amid a volatile market.
Still bullish on Amazon’s upside and cautious on Walmart after its huge run. Overall, I’ll dip into this list but stay diversified to keep flexibility. The key for me is blending dependable compounders like NEE with selective growth names for balance.
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Amazon (AMZN) upside potential remains strong due to its growth in cloud computing (AWS), e-commerce, and AI ventures, although competition and market volatility may slow its growth compared to previous years
Walmart (WMT) super bull run has been fueled by its adaptability in e-commerce and strong retail presence, but future growth may slow as it faces increasing competition from both online and traditional rivals
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I am bullish on Amazon’s upside potential as it grows its e-commerce, advertising, cloud and AI and at the same time streamlines its workforce which would increase its profit margin.
I am also optimistic about Walmart’s super bull run. It is a multinational company with multiple hypermarts, discount departmental stores. This will help it anchor its reach to the masses and remain relevant even if the economy turns down. In good times, consumers definitely spend. In bad times, as the items mostly has inelastic demand, consumers would still have to spend and the wide range of products will help it to maintain its profit.
Personally I like visa as it is one of the major players for electronic payments and it is definitely a leader in this area.
I’d follow the list as a reference, not a blind buy. It’s built for a 12-month horizon, so do your own checks before investing.
Amazon (AMZN): Still promising — AWS, automation, and cost savings could boost profits. Yet, high valuation and slowing consumer demand may limit near-term upside. I’m moderately bullish, but position sizing is key.
Walmart (WMT): More defensive and stable. Growth in Walmart+, retail media, and e-commerce strengthens its long-term story. Despite short-term margin pressure, it fits cautious investors better.
In short: both are strong picks, but Walmart offers steadier growth while Amazon delivers higher potential — with higher risk.