5 Stocks to Buy in 2021 According to Carl Tiedemann’s TIG Advisors

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In this article, we will discuss the 5 stocks to buy in 2021 according to Carl Tiedemann’s TIG Advisors. If you want to read our detailed analysis of Tiedemann’s history, investment philosophy, and hedge fund performance, go directly to the 10 Stocks to Buy in 2021 According to Carl Tiedemann’s TIG Advisors.

5. IHS Markit Ltd. (NYSE:INFO)

TIG Advisors’ Stake Value: $137,810,000
Percentage of  TIG Advisors’ 13F Portfolio: 4.62%
Number of Hedge Fund Holders: 61

IHS Markit Ltd. (NYSE:INFO) provides vital information, analytics, and solutions for many businesses and markets. It was incorporated in 1959 and is placed fifth on the list of 10 stocks to buy in 2021 according to Carl Tiedemann’s TIG Advisors.

On September 15, IHS Markit Ltd. (NYSE:INFO) and Hazeltree formed a collaborative partnership to provide an integrated treasury and portfolio finance solution based on IHS’ Securities Finance dataset. On July 15, Deutsche Bank analyst Sameer Kalucha increased his price target on IHS Markit Ltd. (NYSE:INFO) to $127 from $123 and reiterated a “Buy” rating on the shares. 

Artisan Partners, in its first-quarter 2021 investor letter, mentioned IHS Markit Ltd. (NYSE:INFO). Here is what the fund said:

“We ended our campaign in IHS Markit. IHS Markit is a global provider of information services to the financial services, automotive and energy sectors. Since beginning our investment campaign in 2009, we have been attracted to the company’s position relative to the meaningful secular tailwind driving demand for data and analytics to help guide business decisions. The company announced in Q4 it is merging with S&P Global, one of the largest credit ratings agencies globally and a provider of benchmarks, data and analytics to the global capital and commodities markets. We believe the combination provides a good level of cost and revenue synergies which will help drive profit growth, and S&P Global has a solid track record of acquiring and integrating new businesses. However, we exited our position as the combined entity will be well beyond our mid-cap market cap mandate.”



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