MORGAN STANLEY: Here are 36 stocks that should thrive no matter what

There's a lot to be worried about in the stock market. The bull market is in its sixth year as earnings growth taper and the global economy slows.

But even if the markets and economy as a whole were to turn, there will continue to be growth stories here and there that'll deliver no matter what.

These are the secular growth stories.

On Tuesday, Morgan Stanley released its annual list of secular growth stocks.

"To build this Secular Growth Stocks list, we started by screening Morgan Stanley's North America coverage for stocks rated Overweight or Equal-weight, where our analysts forecast 2014-17 growth of at least 15% for EPS and at least 10% for revenue," Morgan Stanley explained. "We then we asked our analysts to identify the stocks from this universe for which they had high conviction in the company's "secular growth" characteristics, regardless of the economic environment, including some stocks that exhibited strong growth but fell slightly outside the original screen's parameters (for example, several of the names had negative base-year EPS)."

We've summarized Morgan Stanley's list here, including projected compound annual growth in earnings per share from 2014 and 2017, the projected 2016 price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio, and the price-to-earnings-to-growth (PEG) ratio. Growth stocks with lower PEGs are generally considered cheaper.

You'll not only find some well-known names on the list -including Google, Facebook and Apple - but also a smaller companies that Morgan Stanley says are under-the-radar.