📈 Picking stocks is always more than just collecting tickers. It requires analysis on three levels: fundamental (company health and growth prospects), technical (price dynamics and key levels), and institutional (interest from big players). Below, we break down five companies that look especially promising today.
Boeing (BA)
Boeing is one of the world’s largest manufacturers of airplanes, space systems, and defense equipment. After several tough years, the company is gradually returning to profitability: projected EPS could reach $3.38 by 2026.
From a technical standpoint, the stock is forming a flat base with a buy point at $242. Support runs along the 50-day and 21-day moving averages. The near-term growth target is estimated at $280.
Funds are also active: institutional investors control about 43% of the shares, including Fidelity and Janus Henderson. Fresh news supports the case — new orders from Korean Air and potential contracts with China. All this makes Boeing a candidate for a turnaround with strong backing from major players.
MercadoLibre (MELI)
MercadoLibre is often called the “Amazon of Latin America.” The company combines e-commerce and fintech through its Mercado Pago platform. Financial results are impressive: EPS grew 58% over the past three quarters, sales rose 34%, and forecasts suggest another 45% growth by 2026.
The technical setup is also positive: a flat base is forming with a buy point around $2,645 and an early entry above $2,500. Potential target — $2,900. The stock is supported by well-known investors, including Michael Burry, Fidelity, and Virtus KAR.
The company remains a leader in Latin America, especially in digital payments, making it an attractive long-term growth play.
Blackstone (BX)
Blackstone manages about $1.2 trillion in assets and actively invests in areas such as artificial intelligence and energy. EPS has grown 30% over the last three quarters, with forecasts suggesting similar growth through 2026.
The chart shows a “cup with handle” pattern with a buy point near $181. A “golden cross” between the 50-day and 200-day moving averages adds another signal of strength. Target — $200.
About 35% of shares are held by major funds. The recent acquisition of Enverus and expansion of AI analytics for energy further confirm that Blackstone is strengthening its position in key sectors.
SkyWest (SKYW)
SkyWest is the largest regional airline in the US, partnering with Delta, United, and American Airlines. The company shows phenomenal growth: EPS jumped 195% over three quarters, with another 29% increase projected for 2025.
Technically, the stock also looks strong: a “cup with handle” pattern is forming with a buy point at $119 and support at the 21-day EMA. The near-term target is $135.
Institutional funds control about 63% of shares, and analysts are raising price targets to $140. This points to SkyWest’s strong position in its niche and high growth potential.
Micron Technology (MU)
Micron is one of the world leaders in semiconductor memory production for SSDs, automotive systems, cloud services, and AI applications. Recent results are striking: EPS rose to $1.91 (+208%), and the 2025 forecast suggests 515% growth. Revenue jumped 37% to $9.3 billion.
The chart shows a “cup with handle” with a buy point near $128. Shares are holding on the 50- and 21-day lines, signaling a strong trend. Target — $145.
Institutional funds hold about 55% of shares. Additional drivers include rising demand for memory in cloud and AI systems, along with optimistic management guidance.
🔥 General Recommendations for Investors
- Enter positions only during a confirmed uptrend.
- Set stop-losses at 7–8% below the buy price.
- Track relative strength (RS) of the stock and the 50- and 200-day moving averages.
What unites these five companies is clear: each combines strong fundamentals, a solid technical setup, and institutional backing. This mix of factors increases the chances of success over the medium and long term.
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