2 A-rated Growth Stocks To Buy Now

Last week, the S&P 500 marked a 0.56% move to the upside. The benchmark index is now within striking distance of its all-time high (ATH) of 6,920, as investors eagerly await the Fed’s decision regarding rate cuts.

That decision will be made today, December 10 — and as of the time of writing, according to futures, the market was pricing in a roughly 87% chance that the FED would cut rates by 0.25%.

Investors are already positioning themselves — however, in the S&P 500’s 0.56% rally week, the gains were not evenly distributed. The value index saw a meager 0.09% move to the upside — whereas the growth index rallied by 1.49% last week.

There’s no great mystery as to why: A rate cut, which seems quite likely now, would propel equities upward, and growth stocks are set to benefit the most.

But that doesn’t exactly leave you with a simple game plan either. There are plenty of growth stocks — and in the age of sky-high valuations and concern regarding a potential AI bubble, separating the wheat from the chaff is paramount.

So, how do you do that? It starts like this — first you turn to our…

Growth Stock Strategy

Our quant rating model uses 115 proprietary factors to evaluate around 4,600 stocks every single day. The findings of that model are then boiled down into a simple, approachable metric — our renowned Zen Rating.

Only the top 5% of stocks are given a Zen Rating of A, equivalent to a Strong Buy rating. While that does narrow the search down, a bit of quick math can tell you that 5% of 4,600 is 230 — so there’s still room to optimize.

Well, you’re in luck — if you want to focus on the very best of the best, you just need to take a gander at one of our exclusive Zen Strategies.

Each of these is a highly-tuned portfolio that consists of just 7 carefully-selected stocks. With recent developments in mind, today, we’ll be taking a look at one of our Growth Stock Strategy, which has an all-time annual return of 32.05%.

Let’s get right down to it — here are 2 intriguing growth stocks to consider adding to your portfolio…

Calix (CALX)

Our first entry is our 83rd highest-rated stock overall, which puts it in the top 2% of equities on the whole, thus giving it a Zen Rating of A. Calix is a telecom business that essentially provides cloud systems, software, and services to broadband providers for analytics, network operations, and subscriber engagement.

CALX has rallied by 61.21% since the start of the year, putting it in the top 21% of stocks for Momentum. The business has beaten earnings estimates for 18 quarters in a row — so it’s little wonder that the average price target for Calix shares stands at $77.75, which implies a 43.53% upside. Wall Street’s optimistic view places CALX in the top 2% of equities in terms of Sentiment.

So, finally, what about Growth? Well, it’s actually Calix’s strongest suit — in this category, it ranks in the top 1%. To top it all off, the company’s strong balance sheet places it in the 89th percentile for Financials, while the findings of our neural network, trained on more than two decades of market data, place CALX in the top 7% according to Artificial Intelligence.

At present, CALX is the 4th highest-rated stock in the 182-stock strong App industry. There’s a clear (and substantially long) pattern of outperformance here — and you should consider getting in on it, since there has been a nice 20% dip in the stock’s price within the last 30 days.

Myr Group (MYRG)

Our second entry ranks in the top 3% of the stocks that we track. This A-rated stock is the 99th highest-rated on our list — we’re talking, of course, about specialty electrical infrastructure contractor Myr Group.

MYRG ranks in the top 1% of stocks for Growth — and it has managed to substantially beat analyst estimates for the past 5 consecutive quarters. Even better, the stock is currently trading at a below-market-average and below-industry-average P/E ratio.

One of Myr Group’s biggest assets is its balance sheet — with expanding margins and a hefty war-chest of short-term assets at its disposal, MYRG ranks in the top 12% of equities in terms of Financials.

Our Safety rating takes into account stock price stability, revenue inflow consistency, and the predictability of earnings. Per this category, MYRG shares rank in the 81st percentile. Finally, our neural network is also singing Myr Group’s praises, as it ranks in the top 21% with regard to Artificial Intelligence.

At present, you can buy MYRG for a steal — AI data center and grid modernization demand suggest that there’s still plenty of room to grow.

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The 2 stocks highlighted above are just a fraction of what you get from our proven Growth Stock strategy. 

That’s because each day our system recalibrates — and Zen Strategies members get access to the top 7 income stocks based on 115 different parameters that point to outperformance. 

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However, maybe you’re not a fan of short-selling. Perhaps you would like to see all 11 of our market beating strategies including Growth, Value, Momentum and our coveted AI Factor model. 

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