A weak Dow Jones Industrial Average doesn’t mean member stocks will decline across the board. The 30-stock Dow is coming off of a losing session that saw the key index slip 1.3%, marking its worst session since March. All three major indexes closed lower on Tuesday, with pressure from a still strong labor market coupled with rising bond yields. Tuesday’s loss pulled the Dow into negative territory for 2023, with a 0.4% drop for the year. But some stocks within the Dow tout a winning streak so far this year, and analysts say they could buck the losing trend of the overall index. Using the new CNBC Pro stock screener tool , we screened for stocks that meet the following criteria: A member of the Dow Jones Industrial Average A stock that is in the green for the year through Tuesday Average analyst rating of buy Upside to average analyst price target of least 15% Salesforce stock has soared more than 50% from the start of the year. The company’s second-quarter earnings beat expectations in late August, and it offered a rosier outlook than some had expected for the third quarter, with executives pointing to the growth of artificial intelligence as a key driver. CRM YTD mountain Salesforce stock. On average, analyst price targets forecast nearly 29% upside for Salesforce stock. Shares closed at $199.83 on Tuesday. Tech giant Microsoft has added nearly 31% from the start of the year, with the company also lauding the explosion of investor excitement over AI. MSFT YTD mountain Microsoft stock. Microsoft was an early investor in OpenAI , which is the company behind large language model ChatGPT. Analysts have remained bullish on the stock thanks to its ample AI exposure. On average analysts expect the stock could climb more than 25% from Tuesday’s close of $313.39. Credit card firm Visa has climbed roughly 10% from the start of the year. The company has been helped by still strong consumer credit card spending . V YTD mountain Visa stock. The average price target for the stock implies about 21% upside ahead for Visa shares, which closed at $228.81 on Tuesday. JPMorgan shares have climbed about 6% from the start of 2023. The investment bank has remained optimistic that the U.S. could avoid a recession this year , but CEO Jamie Dimon has said it would be a “huge mistake” to think an economic boom can last for years. JPM YTD mountain JPMorgan stock. The average analyst price target implies more than 18% upside for JPMorgan stock. Shares closed at $142.71 on Tuesday. Shares of Apple have added nearly 33% from the start of 2023, and the company recently released its iPhone 15 lineup. The stock remains a favorite among analysts amid an uncertain macroeconomic backdrop. AAPL YTD mountain Apple stock. Average analyst price targets predict more than 16% upside for Apple stock. Shares closed at $172.40 on Tuesday.
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