Stock Power Watchlist for the Week of 23 March 2026

The 13 stocks below are generated using the Portfolio Parrot Standard model, which organises a core set of market indicators into a structured ranking framework.

13. Sandisk Corp (SNDK)
Sandisk (via its branded flash and SSD products) provides exposure to demand for high-performance storage used across PCs, devices, and data-centric workloads, including AI and cloud.

12. Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMY)
Bristol-Myers Squibb offers large-cap pharmaceutical exposure with established oncology and immunology franchises, which some investors use as a defensive counterweight to high-growth tech.

11. Cisco Systems (CSCO)
Cisco offers exposure to networking, security, and AI-ready infrastructure, with a growing share of recurring software and services, which some investors view as a more defensive tech holding.

10. Applied Materials (AMAT)
Applied Materials sits at the core of semiconductor equipment spending and can benefit when chipmakers expand capacity to meet demand for AI, data centres, and advanced nodes.

9. Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM)
TSMC is the leading advanced semiconductor foundry for many top chip designers, so investors often view it as a diversified way to participate in global and AI chip demand.

8. Meta Platforms (META)
Meta provides access to a large digital advertising business that is investing heavily in AI to improve targeting and products, while also maintaining optionality for longer-term initiatives like VR/AR.

7. Apple Inc (AAPL)
Apple combines a sticky global device base with a growing, higher-margin Services segment and an emerging AI strategy, appealing to investors seeking large-cap, cash-generative tech.

6. Micron Technology (MU)
Micron offers leveraged exposure to AI-driven memory and HBM demand, which can benefit if tight supply and multi-year capacity expansions support pricing over the cycle.

5. Broadcom Inc (AVGO)
Broadcom provides exposure to custom AI accelerators and high-speed networking chips, with a history of large long-term customer agreements that support visibility of cash flows.

4. Amazon.com Inc (AMZN)
Amazon blends global e-commerce scale with AWS cloud and AI services, giving investors a single name that participates in both consumer spending and AI-driven cloud workloads.

3. Microsoft Corp (MSFT)
Microsoft offers broad exposure to enterprise AI adoption via Azure, Office, and its model partnerships, backed by recurring software revenues and a strong balance sheet.

2. NVIDIA Corp (NVDA)
NVIDIA is central to AI data-centre build-outs as a leading provider of accelerated computing GPUs and platforms, so many investors use it as a focused way to play AI infrastructure demand.

1. Alphabet Inc (GOOGL)
Alphabet combines strong cash flows from Search and YouTube with heavy investment in AI and cloud, giving diversified exposure to AI monetisation across advertising and enterprise.

24. Analog Devices ($ADI)
Analog Devices, Inc. provides diversified exposure to analogue, industrial, and automotive segments, with strong free‑cash‑flow generation and a history of dividend growth. Still, the current valuation assumes continued steady demand in cyclical end‑markets.

23. Walmart Inc ($WMT)
Walmart Inc remains a defensive compounder, with analysts modelling mid‑single‑digit sales growth from grocery, value positioning and e‑commerce plus a reliable dividend, though the share price already reflects much of this resilience.