After soaring to all-time highs – some stocks run out of thrust. But there’s a group of stocks investors are betting there’s still plenty of lift left. There are 10 stocks in the Standard & Poor’s 500, including cable operator Comcast (CMCS.A), drugstore CVS Health (CVS) and power tool maker Stanley Black & Decker (SWK) that analysts say still have upside despite already trading at all-time highs. The tech-heavy Nasdaq composite index pushed further into record high territory Monday. Investors keep rushing into select U.S. stocks even with all the drama in Europe over Greek debt – as they figure they can buy high and sell higher. Confidence is high the U.S.’ economy and earnings will be robust enough to sail through the financial troubles. And nowhere is this brazen optimism more clear than with stocks that are trading at all time highs – where analysts think there’s still blue skies ahead. Take Comcast for instance. Shares of the cable operator are up 5.1% this year closing Monday at $60.97. That closing price notches yet another all-time high for this stock – with the previous high water mark being $50.90 on June 19, 2015. Even so, analysts are pounding the table on the shares saying they could be worth 10% more in 18-months. The average 18-month price target on the shares is $66.85. And then there’s drugstore CVS, which is already up 10% this year to close at another record high Monday of $106.14 a share. But analysts are calling for the stock to be up another 8.6% over the next 18 months. Not all the projections for the future are for huge gains. Bank Wells Fargo (WFC), for instance, is only seen increasing 0.1% before hitting the average 18-month price target of $57.94. Shares are up 5.6% this year – closing Monday at $57.91. But the fact analysts see the stock holding up – even at a high – is still important. After all, the stock pays a market-beating dividend of 2.6% – so just holding the stock wouldn’t be the worst punishment. It’s important to note that if the market hiccups, that could be a problem even for stocks that look good and are hitting new highs. But for now, investors are looking at these record highs not as a peak – but as an opportunity. S&P 500 STOCKS AT ALL TIME HIGHS STILL WITH UPSIDE *CompanySymbolUpside to targetMonday closeComcastCMCSA9.6%$60.97CVS HealthCVS8.6%$106.14Adobe SystemsADBE5.4%$82.28Moody’sMCO5.1%$110.82QorvoQRVO4.4%$87.81JPMorgan ChaseJPM2.7%$68.96Stanley Black & DeckerSWK2%$107.29Mohawk Inds.MHK1.8%$194.34AccentureACN0.9%$98.59Wells FargoWFC0.1%$57.91 Sources: S&P Capital IQ, USA TODAY research* To analysts’ average 18-month targets