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Best Stocks to Watch According to Top Analysts


Markets always remain uncertain, inflation being the theme, rate policy is the other, with geopolitical tension thrown in between. Double wondering, long-term investors prefer to refuse to hear any temporal noise. Instead, there are companies with structural tailwinds, margin expansion stories, and consistent execution on their radar. Here is a list of six names that have really been shining as of today.

Chewy (CHWY)

Doug Anmuth from JPMorgan remains bullish with an upward target revision to $47 for Chewy. The market punishment was too harsh for free cash flow going down, especially since customer count was up and Autoship engagement was stronger. This is an underestimated name in my opinion. Pet care is sticky spending, and Chewy's building recurring revenue through Autoship should have some resilience against investor thoughts. Execution has gotten better, and if the company can maintain its margin trajectory, it can have real upside.

Pinterest (PINS)

Bank of America sees very strong value in Pinterest's relationship with Instacart, shoppable ads linked directly to purchase data in the real world. It is a very important step for digital ad attribution. Pinterest is silently owning the intent layer of the internet. People don't scroll for memes; they scroll for meals, homes, and fashion. That context becomes golden for advertisers. Hence, it's a high-leverage investment in performance media, especially with AI targeting still in its infancy.

Uber Technologies (UBER)

Stifel has initiated coverage with a price target of $110, citing Uber's evolution into a platform business for rides, food, logistics, and advertising. Uber is quietly becoming an infrastructure company abstraction for attention, habit, and transactions. It's becoming profitable at a global scale, and its optionality is, well, just starting to get monetized, with ads, freight, and Uber One.

Eli Lilly (LLY)

Lilly’s GLP-1 drugs (like Zepbound) are actualizing the picture of tomorrow in metabolic health, and in the words of Wells Fargo, this is one of the most compelling growth stories in healthcare. I don’t think this is a passing craze; it is a secular shift in treatment. With deep pipelines and pricing power, LLY is one of the rare companies that have dual sets of defensive stability and explosive growth potential.

Nvidia (NVDA)

Demand for AI hasn’t just stayed strong; it has exceeded expectations at an even faster rate. With a 10-for-1 split concluded, Nvidia continues to be the center of compute globally. Is it expensive? Yeah. Yet if you believe AI is the next industrial revolution, NVDA might be the picks-and-shovels trade. And so, it is arguably underpriced in comparison to its dominance.

Amazon (AMZN)

Analysts see AWS stabilizing margins versus e-commerce rebound. Ad growth is another pillar for higher margins. Don't care much about the excitement factor at Amazon anymore, and that is why it is worth watching. Margins are back, international growth is ramping up, and GenAI could unleash AWS 2.0.

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