As the trading year wraps up, "Fast Money" traders chose the stocks they feel are primed for success in 2016.
Some would buy into companies that suffered this year. Wal-Mart — the Dow's biggest loser in 2015 — looks primed for a recovery, said trader Tim Seymour.
Wal-Mart shares have fallen about 30 percent this year. But the company showed signs of improving its comparable metrics and margins in the third quarter and sits at an appealing price, Seymour contended.
Jonathan Alcorn | Reuters
Shoppers at a Los Angeles Walmart as the store prepares for Black Friday, Nov. 24, 2014.
Qualcomm wasn't involved in a wave of semiconductor mergers and has fallen 34 percent this year amid problems in China. The company has a solid dividend yield and could "start to get some things right" next year, trader Dan Nathan contended.
Other traders would stick with companies that have outperformed broader markets this year.
Source:http://www.cnbc.com/2015/12/21/stocks-to-watch-in-2016.html
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