When investing, your capital is at risk. The value of investments can go down as well as up, and you may get back less than you put in. The content of this article is for information purposes only and does not constitute personal advice or a financial promotion.
20 Stocks to Watch 💸
The 20 highest-scoring names based on our model.
Weekly Stock Power Watchlist for 23 February 2026
20. Bank of America ($BAC)
Bank of America Corporation offers geared exposure to U.S. interest‑rate and lending trends, with analysts generally modelling steady EPS and dividend growth into 2027, but earnings remain cyclical and sensitive to the rate path and credit quality.
19. Applied Materials ($AMAT)
Applied Materials, Inc. continues to benefit from strong AI and memory wafer‑fab capex, and independent forecasts still point to healthy multi‑year revenue and earnings growth into 2027, though any slowdown in semiconductor investment would likely weigh on both results and valuation.
18. Eli Lilly ($LLY)
Eli Lilly and Company reported Q4 2025 revenue of $19.3B, up 43% year‑on‑year, with non‑GAAP EPS of $7.54 (42% growth) driven mainly by Mounjaro and Zepbound obesity and diabetes treatments, and guides for further strong 2026 sales despite pricing headwinds, but this rapid growth is already reflected in a premium valuation.
17. Celestica Inc ($CLS)
Celestica Inc has been a notable 2025 winner from AI and data‑centre hardware demand, with revenue and margin expansion leading to large share‑price gains; investors now face a more fully valued stock where future returns depend on sustained AI‑related orders.
16. Bristol‑Myers Squibb ($BMY)
Bristol‑Myers Squibb Company is typically owned for income and defensive healthcare exposure, with consensus modelling modest earnings progression as it manages patent expiries and launches, so expectations should centre on stability rather than high growth.
15. Verizon Communications ($VZ)
Verizon Communications Inc offers a high dividend yield supported by telecom cash flows and incremental 5G monetisation, but forecasts generally show limited growth, so it better suits income‑seeking investors willing to accept regulatory and competitive risks.
14. Micron Technology ($MU)
Micron Technology, Inc. stock more than tripled in 2025, up over 240% on AI‑memory optimism, with recent commentary highlighting record revenue, 66% margins in its cloud memory business and sold‑out HBM capacity through 2026, yet analysts still flag near‑term volatility and the industry’s historical cyclicality.
13. ASML Holding ($ASML)
ASML Holding N.V. expects EUV sales to rise about 30% in 2025 on AI and memory demand and sees 2026 net sales at or above 2025 levels despite weaker China, with long‑term plans targeting €44–60B revenue by 2030; however, 2026 valuation debates (forward P/E high‑20s to high‑30s) reflect uncertainty around AI adoption and geopolitics.
12. Visa Inc ($V)
Visa Inc has 2026 forecasts targeting roughly $395 per share, built on revenue estimates around $45B and EPS near $13, but these projections and its mid‑20s–30x P/E depend on resilient global spending and limited regulatory disruption.
11. Apple Inc ($AAPL)
Apple Inc’s strong 2025 results, including better‑than‑expected Q3 and Q4 demand for iPhone 17 and services, support mid‑single‑digit revenue growth assumptions, but regulation and maturing hardware cycles cap long‑term growth in many models.