Recent market action and concerns about the next earnings season have many investors concerned. However, there is still a chance to find winners in this environment, according to Barclays. To be sure, the stock market is starting a week of losses, shortly after the three major indexes suffered massive weekly declines. Investors are also worried about second half earnings falling short of expectations. With that in mind, Barclays has come up with names that it believes can achieve the highest earnings expectations in the second half of the year. The company looked at overrated, large-cap stocks that have had higher adjusted EPS estimates for this fiscal year over the past two months. The bank then filtered the list for Barclays Fiscal Year 1 EPS estimates implying an increase above the current consensus estimate. It then narrows the results to stocks that are closely tracking the S&P 500 in terms of year-to-date share price returns. Here are the top five stocks on Barclays’ list. Liberty Sirius XM is up 44% above Barclays price target, as of Aug. 24. Barclays EPS estimate for this fiscal year is $3.22, while consensus is $3.18. . The company beat earnings expectations for the second quarter. According to Barclays, eBay is up another 30%. The company estimates fiscal year EPS of $4.07, compared with a consensus estimate of $4.05. The e-commerce giant reported top and bottom results for its second quarter. It also recently announced the acquisition of trading card company TCGplayer and myFitment Group, an e-commerce platform for auto parts and accessories. MercadoLibre could grow 39%, based on Barclays’ price target and EPS of $8.12 this fiscal year. The consensus estimate for Fiscal Year 1 is $6.89. According to Barclays, the Latin American e-commerce company reported second-quarter revenue that beat analysts’ expectations. First American Financial grew 47% and EPS for Fiscal Year 1 was $6.42. The consensus estimate for Fiscal Year 1 is $6.24. The company reported second-quarter EPS of $1.97, compared with a StreetAccount estimate of $1.64. Ultimately, Barclays believes Fidelity National Financial has rallied 73%. The company has a Fiscal Year 1 EPS estimate of $6.40, compared with a consensus estimate of $6.22. Fidelity National Financial reported second-quarter adjusted EPS of $1.90, higher than StreetAccount’s estimate of $1.61. The company also recently announced that it has acquired AllFirst Title Insurance Agency. – Michael Bloom of CNBC contributed reporting.