2 High-Growth Tech Stocks for November

Tech has been the best performing sector of the past 30 days — in that timeframe, we’ve seen a 4.87% gain compared to the S&P 500’s 2.11% rally. It’s fair to say that its leadership position has been in place for quite some time. 

The other side of the coin is that this is one sector where undue optimism is almost par for the course. Investors and analysts alike hone in on tech companies that have had their big break — and instead of having reasonable expectations, they tend to act as if these huge earnings and revenue booms are sustainable. They are not — and we end up in an all too familiar case of the boom-bust cycle.

In the long run, the only real winners are the businesses that demonstrate strong financials coupled with stable, consistent growth. Finding a ticker like that, and most importantly, at the right price, isn’t a walk in the park — but it can be made significantly easier through our…

Technology Stock Strategy

Our very own quant rating system looks at 115 unique factors when evaluating stocks and condenses the findings into a single, easy-to-use metric — of course I am talking about the Zen Rating.

The most elite stocks are those that rank in the top 5% — they’re given a Zen Rating of A, equivalent to a Strong Buy rating. There’s just one potential issue there — since we keep track of roughly 4,600 equities, that top 5% still results in about 230 names to consider.

However, there’s really no need to do a huge amount of manual legwork when looking for the next addition to your portfolio — instead, you can simply turn your attention to our rigorously-backtested Zen Strategies.

These 11 portfolios each contain just the top 7 stocks — carefully selected to meet exacting criteria and deliver outsized returns. In light of recent market dynamics, today, we’ll be taking a look at our Technology strategy.

This strategy has an all-time annual return of 22.77% — roughly twice that of the S&P 500. In addition, we’ve had quite a few banner years — with a 66.67% return in 2021 and a 55.30% return in 2019. 

On a slightly more recent note, we saw great results from this portfolio in August of 2025 — when it delivered a 12.08% return compared to the wider market’s 2.05%.

Now, let’s take a look at 2 recent additions to this exclusive portfolio…

CommScope (COMM)

CommScope is in the business of providing network infrastructure — with the rollout of 5G and steady data center demand, it’s well-positioned to benefit from current trends. COMM has a Zen Rating of A, and ranks in the 99th percentile of the equities we track. In fact, it currently ranks 22nd overall — so it’s the cream of the crop.

Let’s take a look at why that is. For one, we have a history of recent excellence — CommScope has provided 4 earnings beats in a row. Moreover, these were significant beats — for the sake of brevity, we’ll just leave analyst forecasts vs actual EPS here: $0.37 vs $0.62, $0.25 vs $0.44, $0.06 vs $0.14, and $0.03 vs $0.18. That’s quite impressive — and puts the stock in the top 9% when it comes to Growth.

We’ve seen COMM shares rally by 211.34% since the start of the year, which places it in the 93rd percentile according to Momentum. However, even with the surge in price, the stock is still trading at a modest P/E of just 4.22x. Coupled with the 20 other metrics that our Value rating takes into account, this has given COMM a place in the top 4% of stocks in this category.

CommScope also ranks in the top 24% when it comes to Financials — but with strong revenue growth and a major divestiture of its cable and connectivity solutions (CCS) business to Amphenol, it’s more likely than not that we’ll see an improvement in this area.

Lastly, on Monday, COMM pulled back by more than 7%, as investors took profits after another outstanding quarter — so now is the perfect time to get in at a discount.

Digi International (DGII)

Digi International is a major player in the Internet of Things (IoT) space, which stands to benefit from the ongoing push for automation in industrialized economies. Like our previous entry, DGII ranks in the top 1% of the stocks that we track. In fact, our two entries are next to one another, as COMM ranks 22nd overall and DGII ranks 21st overall out of roughly 4,600.

The company has notched 14 earnings beats in a row. However, DGII has rallied by “just” 27.17% since the start of the year, and is trading at a P/E of 31.62x and a PEG of 0.75x — placing it in the top 13% of stocks in terms of Value. However, this is no value trap — with earnings forecast to grow at a rate of 46.63% per year, DGII also ranks in the top 16% when it comes to Growth.

What about Sentiment? Here, DGII ranks in the top 22%, thanks to two important factors. For one, the average price target for DGII sits at $41, and implies an 11.78% upside, while the Street-high price target of $50, which implies a 36.31% upside, comes from Tommy Moll of Stephens & Co., who ranks in the top 8% of Wall Street analysts. 

Secondly, a staggering 71.50% of the insider transactions tied to the stock in the past 12 months have been purchases, so key personnel and management seem quite confident that there’s still plenty of upside here.

Lastly, we have a pretty impressive balance sheet on our hands here. Margins have expanded from 3.9% to 10.1% in the past year, while the stock’s debt to equity ratio has shrunk to an appealing 0.24 from 0.45 five years ago. With regard to Financials, Digi International is in the top 11%.

Just like our previous entry, DGII has dipped recently, losing 5% in value in the past week. To make matters even better, the company’s next earnings call is in exactly one week — so it might be an opportune time to open a position.

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

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

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