When markets close out at all-time highs, 2020 may start with a potential correction or light profit-taking. The market may only rally to new highs over and over again on the same news. Take a step back from the US/China Phase 1 deal and realize that things are worse off than when the disputes started two years ago. So, which of the three candidates will move on to one of 14 DIY Value picks for 2020? 1) Boeing ($BA) Betting that Boeing will resume 737 MAX sales proved wrong. It is suspending production in January. Data by YCharts An entry point approaches for BA stock. 2) Unilever ($UL) Unilever forecasts lower sales ahead. Macro headwinds, not changing consumer tastes, are to blame. Data by YCharts 3) Semiconductors at new highs. $AMD $MU $AMAT $INTC Do I resume coverage on Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ:AMD) for subscribers? The stock is up 15,000% in 2,500 days (~ 2013 when first published). Intel fell behind but I still have a 'buy' rating on INTC stock. Data by YCharts Note: DIY subscribers have access to that 2013 article and all past articles. Now head over to business quant to number crunch the value picks. Vote for your 2020 pick or suggest another one in the comments. Join DIY Value Investing Marketplace today for an introductory discount. Offer ends next week.