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Given the inherent volatility and unpredictability of the stock market, pinpointing companies primed for significant growth can be a formidable task for investors. While maintaining a personal watchlist of stocks is a common practice, a more potent signal of potential growth can be extracted from curated watchlists provided by market data research providers.
Artificial intelligence (AI) stocks have driven the stock market higher, supercharging the bull market and leading the S&P 500 to its second consecutive year of double-digit gains. And this momentum is very likely to continue.
As earnings season concludes, investors looking for meaningful catalysts to point to as reasons to own specific stocks certainly have plenty to think about.
Energy Transfer LP is delicately positioned as a growth and income hybrid play, benefiting from AI infrastructure expansion and supportive Trump administration policies. ET's diversified energy infrastructure helps lower the underlying market volatility, as high utilization helps support its mostly fee-based model. ET's forward EBITDA multiple of 8.8x and a distribution yield of nearly 7% suggest that investors have yet to fully revalue its bullish thesis.
These stocks have strong revenue and earnings growth potential for 2025. These are: PLTR, CRWD, CEG, CVNA, IBKR.
Amazon isn't going to allow its arch rivals to dominate the headlines for AI investment. AWS's massive scale and highly profitable business affords the company the capabilities to go even more aggressive than others. Tariffs on China remains the key risks to Amazon's retail thesis, but is also expected to affect its key Chinese rivals.
As the Super Bowl captivates millions of viewers each year, it's not just the teams on the field that are scoring big—so are certain stocks. While fans cheer for touchdowns and commercials, companies tied to the big game hope to experience boosts in revenue and market performance.
Alphabet (GOOGL) and AMD Inc. (AMD) sold off following disappointment and concern surrounding their A.I. outlooks. Marc X.
With the REIT industry offering a real estate structure for several economic activities, real or virtual, there are pockets of strength. This is likely to be reflected in the earnings releases of KIM, AMH and VNO.
JPMorgan analysts Claudia Hueston and Pedro Martins just dropped a major AI ripple effect report, and the verdict is clear: DeepSeek's latest LLM is shaking up the tech hierarchy.
On Jan. 20, Chinese artificial intelligence start-up DeepSeek released its first-generation reasoning models. In the release, the company made some astonishing claims.