Americans are entering the 4th of July holiday with an economy that has no shortage of resilience. Last week, the Commerce Department revised US GDP growth higher, from 1.3% to 2% in the first quarter. Meanwhile, initial jobless claims fell to 239,000 for the week ending June 24 — hitting the lowest level in about a month. The US economy also added 339,000 jobs in May, much higher than expected. Other signs of resilience include strength in the tourism industry. Delta Air Lines last week increased its full-year earnings-per-share guidance, citing strong demand and customers trading in pricier fares. AAA also predicts a record 50.7 million Americans will travel on July 4. All of that even as the Federal Reserve continues to raise interest rates to cool inflation, during as many Wall Street economists and strategists call for a recession. With this in mind, CNBC Pro set out to look for stocks that could get the most out of the strong US economy. Here are the criteria: S&P 1,500 Composition Has a buy rating from over 60% of analysts Market capitalization of $1 billion or more 80% of sales come from the United States Headquartered in US The top three companies per sector when sorted by upside potential Caesars Entertainment made the cut, with 75% of analysts rating it a buy and 100% of its revenue from the United States. Analysts also see the stock going up more than 46% over the next 12 months. The casino operator is having strong results for the first half of the year, up more than 22% year-to-date. Solar stock Sunrun also made the list. Three-quarters of analysts on the company have a buy rating on it, with an average price target implying a gain of more than 90%. Sunrun shares have struggled this year, losing more than 25%. That said, Evercore ISI analyst James West thinks the tide is about to change for stocks. “The company is experiencing strong momentum across all of its sales channels,” he said in a June note. “RUN still expects to increase solar installed capacity by 10-15% by 2023. This is equivalent to adding more than 1 GW of capacity this year, equivalent to an average nuclear power plant. RUN’s scale is impressive given that the company currently operates in 22 states plus DC and Puerto Rico, covering most of the population across the United States” RUN YTD mountain RUN in 2023 Another name to make the list is Citizens Financial. Two-thirds of analysts rate it as a buy, and the average price target implies a gain of more than 30%. Shares of the regional bank have struggled in 2023, losing more than 30%. Other stocks to be cut include Frontier Communications , Marriott Vacations , Marathon Oil , Scotts Miracle-Gro and energy company PPL .