Analysts say stocks like Amazon and Wingstop will continue to benefit from a socially distant world

Your weekend brief: Analysts say stocks like Amazon and Wingstop will continue to benefit from a socially distant world

Consumers may be social distancing for the foreseeable future due to the coronavirus pandemic, but Wall Street analysts say there's a slew of ways for investors to trade the stay-at home play.

CNBC PRO examined Wall Street research this week to find stocks that will benefit from more a socially distant society.

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