2 Strong Buy Stocks To Buy the Dip On

The S&P 500 has notched 5 consecutive weeks of losses, officially marking the longest losing streak since 2022.

Energy is the only sector in the green since March 1. Growth stocks have posted much more significant pullbacks than their value counterparts. The VIX, a measure of expected volatility, hasn’t just remained elevated; it’s marking new highs. At the same time, consumer sentiment has slipped to a yearly low.

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The foundation of the turbulence we’re experiencing right now is a geopolitical issue that is highly unpredictable and has no clear end in sight. Investors are faced with a significant degree of risk that is exceptionally hard to quantify.

The only viable way to counteract that risk is to double down on what you can quantify. Volatility and pullbacks can be an excellent source of opportunity, provided that you manage to identify stocks where the underlying business is strong and the fundamentals are exceptional.

There’s a lot of data to be crunched, however; and a lot of stocks to look at. Thankfully, the task is doable; you just need to turn to …

Buy the Dip Stock Strategy

Our proprietary quant rating system looks at 4,600 stocks each day, and evaluates them through a framework of 115 fundamental factors. Those insights are distilled into a clear, concise metric — a stock’s Zen Rating.

A Zen Rating of A, equivalent to a Strong Buy rating, is only given to those tickers that score in the top 5% for overall fundamentals. That already filters for quality, but it does leave about 230 stocks to consider on any given day. You can narrow the search down even further — by making use of one of our exclusive Zen Strategies.

There are 11 strategies in total — each is a carefully-constructed portfolio, consisting of just 7  stocks. With recent developments in mind, today we’ll be taking a look at the strategy that performed best thus far in 2026 — our Buy the Dip strategy.

Since the start of the year, this portfolio has already delivered a 22.16% return. Like the rest of our strategies, it is constantly being recalibrated — and today you’ll get to see 2 promising stocks that were recently added to this portfolio.

1. Docebo (DCBO)

Docebo does enterprise software; specifically, corporate learning and training infrastructure. Right now, the stock ranks in the top 4% of the equities we track. The dip is very significant; DCBO is down almost 25% in the past 3 months, and is within striking distance of its 52-week low.

You wouldn’t know from the price chart, but execution has been solid. Docebo has notched 15 consecutive quarters of beating earnings expectations. Wall Street is aware of this; the average price target implies an upside of about 90%, while the Street-high estimate calls for upside north of 120%. This puts Docebo in the 93rd percentile for Sentiment — equivalent to or better than 93% of the stocks that we track, or, in other words, the top 7%.

The balance sheet is another advantage — DCBO ranks in the top 9% for Financials. At a price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio just shy of 13x, it’s also in the top 9% when it comes to our Value Component Grade rating. Finally, there’s our Artificial Intelligence rating; it uses a neural network trained on more than two decades of market data to identify likely outperformers. Here, DCBO ranks in the top 4%.

The drawbacks are C grades for Growth and Safety, and a D grade for Momentum. To be exact, Docebo is in the top 38% for Growth, the top 22% for Safety, and the bottom 15% for Momentum. That last bit is unavoidable when buying the dip; and the Growth and Safety grades aren’t necessarily bad, just closer to average. However, the huge discount more than makes up for those small shortcomings. The fundamentals are there, Wall Street’s seal of approval is there — and that discount won’t last forever.

2. MNTN (MNTN)

Our second pick, MNTN, is in connected TV advertising; essentially, they allow brands to run TV ads with the same targeted, measurable, and performance-driven frameworks that dominate digital advertising. MNTN shares rank in the top 1% of the equities we track — moreover, they’re rated 31st overall out of 4,600.

MNTN stock is down almost 30% in the past 3 months. The company has beaten estimates for two quarters in a row — and with large earnings surprises (100% and 65%, respectively). After the most recent beat, shares went parabolic, and surged by 37% in a day. What we’ve seen since is a correction; the stock is currently about 4% above pre-beat levels.

The pattern of earnings outperformance is evident, and revenues are estimated to grow faster than the industry average. MNTN is in the top 16% of stocks when it comes to the Growth Component Grade rating. It’s also in the top 9% for Value. Sentiment is another strong point, and thanks to an average price target that implies more than 150% upside, it’s in the 97th percentile in that category.

To cap it all off, it has a fortress balance sheet — MNTN is in the top 1% with regard to Financials. The only drawback here is the Momentum score — bottom 10%, but in all other areas, the stock gets A or B grades. Wall Street is ahead of the curve on this one, and such a strong consensus is rare for a small cap; so it looks like it’s just a matter of time before the wider market catches on.

Interested In More Great Stock Picks?

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

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

See all Top 7 Buy The Dip stocks here >

However, maybe waiting for the fundamentals to lead to recovery isn’t your speed. Perhaps you would like to see all 11 of our market beating strategies including Growth, Value, Momentum or perhaps even Income stocks. 

Each featuring the top 7 stocks.

Each featuring tremendous performance.

We spell it all out in this timely presentation below that lives up to its name:

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