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As politicians and public health officials work to figure out how to re-open the United States economy, investors should start to take a look at how stocks will perform long-term once the coronavirus crisis passes, BMO Capital Markets said in a new note.
The firm tapped its analysts for every sector to provide picks and outlooks for how their industries have been changed by the virus.
"Some of the names are intuitive as work-from-home and virtual meetings become ingrained in the new normal, while others less so, including Market Perform rated names that surface to the top when viewed on a much longer-term time horizon," the note said.
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