These 12 Stocks Struck All-Time Highs In 2017, But Analysts Still See Upside

With the S&P 500 finishing 2017 up nearly 20 percent, plenty of stocks are starting out 2018 at or near all-time highs. Those big 2017 moves mean investors are sitting on some huge gains, but it also means they are facing some tough decisions about whether these stocks will maintain their bullish momentum or cool off in 2018. The old adage says to buy low and sell higher, but sometimes patience allows traders to sell even higher.

Here’s a look at several stocks trading near all-time highs that analysts say still have at least a little more upside ahead.

Abbott Laboratories ABT

2017 Gain: 53 percent

Consensus Analyst Upside: 3.7 percent

Baxter International Inc BAX

2017 Gain: 52.5 percent

Consensus Analyst Upside: 0.7 percent

New Oriental Education & Tech Grp (ADR) EDU

2017 Gain: 132 percent

Consensus Analyst Upside: 7.2 percent

Diamondback Energy Inc FANG

2017 Gain: 25.1 percent

Consensus Analyst Upside: 2.7 percent

FedEx Corporation FDX

2017 Gain: 37.4 percent

Consensus Analyst Upside: 5.5 percent

Huntsman Corporation HUN

2017 Gain: 78.3 percent

Consensus Analyst Upside: 10.2 percent

LKQ Corp LKQ

2017 Gain: 35 percent

Consensus Analyst Upside: 8.7 percent

ServiceNow Inc NOW

2017 Gain: 76.9 percent

Consensus Analyst Upside: 7.2 percent

Constellation Brands Inc STZ

2017 Gain: 47.9 percent

Consensus Analyst Upside: 3.6 percent

Toronto-Dominion Bank TD

2017 Gain: 19.2 percent

Consensus Analyst Upside: 2.1 percent

United Technologies Corporation UTX

2017 Gain: 16.2 percent

Consensus Analyst Upside: 1.2 percent

Visa Inc V

2017 Gain: 46.6 percent

Consensus Analyst Upside: 10.2 percent

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