2 Top Stocks From Our Highest-Upside Portfolio

Geopolitical tensions and whiplash of volatile oil prices have led major U.S. indices to close in the red for the third consecutive week. Stocks, regardless of market capitalization, with the exception of nano-caps, have marked significant losses.

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In addition, inflation measures came in higher than expected, while revised figures for Q4 2025 GDP growth came in at 0.7%, down from the previous estimate of 1.4%. The VIX, which measures volatility expectations, remains elevated.

Investors are in a tough spot, faced with challenging and unpredictable circumstances that make timely, actionable analysis an even taller order than it usually is.

With that said, there is one element that can help you navigate this particular set of circumstances. The cutting edge of technology allows us to process and analyze incredible sums of data, even in trying times like these. To begin, first you should turn to …

AI Factor Stock Strategy

Every day, our in-house quant rating system analyzes 4,600 stocks through the lens of 115 fundamental metrics. Those insights are combined into a single, approachable metric — a stock’s Zen Rating.

The stocks that rank in the top 5% based on the fundamentals are given a Zen Rating of A. And while that’s a great start, it does leave you with roughly 230 stocks to consider on any given date. Thankfully, you can narrow the search down even further — with the help of one of our exclusive Zen Strategies.

These are 11 carefully-constructed portfolios, each consisting of just 7 stocks. We already mentioned our rating system. What we didn’t mention is that it also leverages artificial intelligence. Our neural network is trained on more than two decades of market data, it’s constantly being updated, and it’s primed to pick up on signs of outperformance before they become apparent.

Today, you’ll see 2 stocks from our best-performing strategy. It has an all-time annual return of 44.34%, and it has secured a 5% gain in the past month, even as the S&P 500 lost 1.28% in the same timeframe. We’re talking, of course, about our AI Factor Stock Strategy.

Ooma (OOMA)

Our first pick, Ooma, is a provider of cloud-based communications — think VoIP phone systems, video meetings, virtual receptionists, messaging, and contact center tools. OOMA has a Zen Rating of A, ranks in the top 1% of stocks, and is currently ranked 6th overall out of a total of 4,600 stocks. 

The company’s earnings are forecast to grow at a rate of 160.66% per year, while revenue is expected to grow at twice the pace of the Telecom industry average. That puts OOMA in the top 4% of stocks in terms of the Growth Component Grade rating. The price-to-earnings growth (PEG) ratio sits at 1.06x, which places Ooma shares in the 86th percentile for Value.

To further sweeten the pot, we have a fortress balance sheet on our hands — our first has an A rating for Financials, where it ranks in the top 5%, thanks to shrinking debt and expanding margins. Finally, it also ranks in the top 5% for the Artificial Intelligence rating — so it has our neural network’s seal of approval.

The downsides are C grades for Momentum and Safety. OOMA has dipped by 5% in the past 7 days, but that’s not necessarily a downside. The Safety worry is legitimate — volatility is to be expected, but the fundamentals are good enough to warrant weathering the storm. It should also be noted that OOMA has outperformed EPS estimates for 10 quarters in a row. The strong execution and the recent dip make it quite appealing, all things considered.

BRP (DOO)

BRP makes a variety of powertrain and marine vehicles. DOO currently ranks in the 99th percentile of all the stocks that we track, giving it a Zen Rating of A, and it is rated 7th overall out of 4,600. On top of that, it’s the top-rated stock in the Recreational Vehicle industry, which has an Industry Rating of B.

Like our previous entry, BRP shares also have a compelling mix of high rankings for both Value and Growth. For the former, it ranks in the top 12% of stocks — for the latter, in the top 4%. Financials are another strong point — here, DOO is in the 85th percentile. However, the Sentiment Component Grade rating is the star of the show; BRP is in the top 2% here, thanks to the fact that the average analyst price target implies a hefty upside of about 45%.

Safety and Momentum are the weak points here. DOO has a Beta of 1.23, so turbulence is likely. The stock has pulled back by 18.88% on the past 30 days — however, it is still up more than 65% compared to this time last year, and the key driver behind the drop is the simple fact that it operates in a cyclical industry.

The element that overshadows those concerns is strong execution — 7 quarters of earnings beats in a row. The next earnings report is due March 26 — and another beat could very well see a bullish reversal.

Interested In More Great Stock Picks?

The 2 stocks highlighted above are just a fraction of what you get from our proven AI Factor Stock 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 AI Factor stocks here >

However, maybe these 2 stocks aren’t your cup of tea for whatever reason. 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:

77 Best Stocks Now! > 

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