- President Biden's proposed hike in the
capital gains tax rate could hurt high-flying stocks, according to Goldman Sachs. - "High-momentum 'winners' that had delivered the largest gains to investors ahead of the rate hike have usually lagged," Goldman said.
- The 10 stocks listed below have generated eye-popping capital gains over the past year and could suffer if Biden's tax plan is enacted.
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A proposed capital-gains tax hike by President Joe Biden is $4 according to a Friday note from $4 David Kostin.
But some stocks would be more susceptible to losses than others if the proposed tax hike to 39.6% for those making more than $1 million went into effect, according to the note.
"High-momentum 'winners' that had delivered the largest gains to investors ahead of the rate hike have usually lagged," Kostin explained. Over the last few years, stocks within the technology and consumer discretionary sectors have been that largest source of capital gains, meaning those sectors might lag if the tax hike is approved.
These are the ten S&P 500 companies that have delivered substantial capital gains over the past year and would likely lag the broader market if Biden's capital gains tax hike is enacted, according to Goldman Sachs.
10. Generac
Ticker: $4
1-Year Return: 233%
9. Etsy
Ticker: $4
1-Year Return: 235%
8. Tapestry
Ticker: $4
1-Year Return: 237%
7. Enphase Energy
Ticker: $4
1-Year Return: 321%
6. Freeport-McMoRan
Ticker: $4
1-Year Return: 355%
5. Gap
Ticker: $4
1-Year Return: 368%
4. Tesla
Ticker: $4
1-Year Return: 392%
3. Caesars
Ticker: $4
1-Year Return: 527%
2. L Brands
Ticker: $4
1-Year Return: 548%
1. Penn National
Ticker: $4
1-Year Return: 575%