A Yahoo Finance study found that S&P 500 components whose stock prices had doubled by August 11 over the past decade delivered an average return of approximately 20% for the remainder of the year, significantly outperforming other S&P 500 components, which averaged 5.2%. The study also noted that among these high-growth stocks, those with lower analyst support (buy ratings below 50%) performed even better, achieving an average return of 30%. Based on this, Intel (INTC), Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE), Fortinet (FTNT), and Moderna (MRNA) were identified as stocks that have doubled in price but have lower analyst support, potentially continuing to outperform the market by year-end.