Only six stocks in the S&P 500 have failed to make gains since March.
The S&P 500 is officially out of its 2020 bear market after hitting a new record high on Tuesday, and the massive rebound has been led by energy, homebuilding and retail companies whose shares have more than doubled over the last five months, according to Bloomberg data. Other notable stocks in the S&P 500 that have soared since March include media conglomerate ViacomCBS (138%), retailers like Gap (138%) and Lowe’s (133%), chipmaker Nvidia (131%), casino operator MGM Resorts (129%) and digital payments company PayPal (128%). Only six stocks are in the red and have fallen since the market rebound starting on March 23.
