Morgan Stanley just released its annual list of “secular growth stocks,” which are the equities the Wall Street firm believes can deliver growth through their unique strengths.

The list is scattered with growth stocks with “reasonable valuations,” like Alphabet, Apple and Tesla, the firm said, CNBC reported.

“Secular Growth Stocks is our list of companies that we believe can deliver strong growth, driven by forces such as sustainable competitive advantages, product cycles, market share gains, or pricing power,” Morgan Stanley’s equity research team said in a note to clients.

Morgan Stanley's secular growth stocks

1. Alphabet (GOOGL)
2. Amazon (AMZN)
3. Apple (AAPL)
4. Chewy (CHWY)
5. Datadog (DDOG)
6. DocuSign (DOCU)
7. Equinix (EQIX)
8. Facebook (FB)
9. Lululemon (LULU)
10. Mastercard (MA)
11. Microsoft (MSFT)
12. Netflix (NFLX)
13. Prologis (PLD)
14. Salesforce (CRM)
15. Tesla (TSLA)

To be sure, those with a bullish outlook for stocks in 2021 are set to get another uplift: more demand and less supply to the tune of $1.1 trillion.

That’s the conclusion of global market strategists at JPMorgan Chase & Co. as they expect a rise in equity demand of about $600 billion relative to this year. Meanwhile, supply will drop by $500 billion, returning to the very low levels of 2016 to 2018, the strategists led by Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou wrote in a note.

“This is similar to the equivalent equity demand/supply improvement in 2019 relative to 2018 which at the time had seen global equities rising by around 25%,” JPMorgan said, according to Bloomberg.

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