Even though the Nasdaq Composite was beaten in 2022, there are still some stocks that could rebound in the new year. The tech-heavy index has lost 33% this year – the worst of the three major averages – as investors turn away from growth for value names on fears of a recession future increase. Big Tech, the company that identified the aggregate, has seen its earnings decline with few exceptions as online ad revenue cools. But a bear market creates opportunities for stock pickers. With this in mind, CNBC Pro sifted through Nasdaq Composite stocks with a market capitalization of at least $5 billion and at least 15 analysts in charge of these stocks to find those that have outperformed. largest expected in the next 12 months. The chart below includes 15 names with the highest upside potential. Retail investor favorite Tesla was one of the most talked about stocks after CEO Elon Musk bought Twitter. Nearly half, or 48.8%, say analysts should buy the stock, with an average price target implying that the stock could rise 115.2% over the next year. The stock has lost 64.4% in 2022. Coinbase is another tech name that has made headlines in recent weeks, with the collapse of crypto exchange FTX and the arrest of owner Sam Bankman-Fried has raised many doubts about this digital currency. Bankman-Fried has denied the fraud allegation. Leadership at Coinbase, another exchange, said they don’t have “any significant exposure” to FTX as investors grow increasingly concerned about the form of the exchange. Despite concerns about the health of cryptocurrencies, 36.7% of analysts still rate the stock as a buy. The average price target shows a gain of 110.7%. But that rebound should make up for its steep 86.3% decline this year. United Airlines also made the list, with 47.6% of analysts’ buy ratings and its average price target suggesting 38.3% upside potential. Shares have lost 12.6% this year – outperforming the broader index – amid a resurgent tourist year after years of being overshadowed by the Covid pandemic. Further down the list, Advanced Micro Devices could rally 37.6%, based on analyst median price target. The chipmaker has surpassed Intel in market capitalization for the first time this year. But shares are still down 55.6% this year as global supply challenges continue to weigh on chip manufacturing and demand concerns rise as consumer spending shifts to services from goods. About two-thirds, or 66.7%, are rated by analysts to buy this stock. Pandemic dear Zoom also makes the list, as the video conferencing platform has an average price target that suggests it could grow 31.2%. After two years of rapid growth as the pandemic moved meetings to virtual venues, the stock is down 64.2% this year. The company said it expected weaker-than-expected revenue for the full fiscal year during its third-quarter earnings call last month. Just over a fifth, or 21.6%, analysts rate the stock as a buy.