3 New Strong Buy Ratings from Top-Rated Analysts: 02/03/2026

By Jessie Moore, Stock Researcher and Writer
February 3, 2026 5:35 AM UTC
3 New Strong Buy Ratings from Top-Rated Analysts: 02/03/2026

Today’s stock research just got simpler. Here’s the latest from our Strong Buy Stocks from Top Wall Street Analysts screener:

  • Sandisk (SNDK): An AI storage supercycle winner  
  • Tapestry (TPR): Luxury brands powering explosive earnings growth  
  • Calix (CALX): Broadband software breakout with massive upside (Calix Inc, CALX)

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1. Tapestry (NYSE: TPR)

Tapestry Incorporated provides luxury accessories and branded lifestyle products globally through its portfolio of well-known brands including Coach, Kate Spade, and Stuart Weitzman. With earnings approaching on February 5, 2026, the company is positioned to demonstrate continued strength in its luxury goods portfolio amid robust consumer demand and strategic brand positioning.

Zen Rating: Buy (B) see full analysis

Recent Price: $127.65 — get current quote

Max 1-year forecast: $155.00

Why we're watching:

  • Analyst support: TPR enjoys Strong Buy consensus from Wall Street with 7 Strong Buy ratings, 4 Buy ratings, and 2 Hold ratings among the analysts we track. See the ratings
  • For example, Barclays analyst Adrienne Yih (a top 3% rated analyst) recently maintained her Strong Buy rating with the highest price target of $155, emphasizing the resilient brand portfolio and global expansion opportunities driving growth prospects.
  • Wells Fargo researcher Ike Boruchow (top 6%) maintained his Strong Buy rating with a $135 price target, noting strong potential for brand revitalization and effective marketing initiatives showing positive signals.
  • Industry ranking context: Tapestry is currently the #3 highest-rated stock in the Luxury industry, which has an Industry Rating of A.
  • Zen Rating highlights: Buy (B) stocks average +19.88%/yr — Tapestry is in this tier, and ranks in the 88th percentile of stocks we track overall.
  • Component Grades: The company scores an excellent A for Financials, meaning it has passed our multi-factor review centered around factors like ROE and ROA that act as key determinants of long-term ability to generate shareholder value. It also earns an above-average B for Growth. See all 7 Zen Component Grades here

2. Calix (NYSE: CALX)

This cloud and software platform provider is fresh off strong Q4 2025 earnings that exceeded estimates. Additionally, the company has announced an additional $125 million stock repurchase authorization, signaling management confidence in future growth prospects.

Zen Rating: Strong Buy (A) see full analysis

Recent Price: $45.72 — get current quote

Max 1-year forecast: $90.00

Why we're watching:

  • Analyst support: Wall Street maintains unanimous Strong Buy consensus with 3 Strong Buy ratings and 1 Buy rating from 4 analysts covering the broadband technology company. See the ratings
  • For example, JP Morgan's Samik Chatterjee (a top 1% rated analyst) recently upgraded the stock to Strong Buy with the highest price target of $90, noting that recent upgrades and new features are expected to drive sales significantly higher next year.
  • Rosenblatt analyst Mike Genovese (a top 1% rated analyst) recently maintained his Strong Buy rating with a $70 price target, emphasizing that Calix is positioned to capitalize on new market opportunities due to its strong product portfolio.
  • Analysts point to the company's strong earnings beat in Q4 2025, with management highlighting innovation and customer satisfaction as key focus areas driving the business forward.
  • Industry ranking context: Calix is currently the #4 highest-rated stock in the App industry, which has an Industry Rating of B.
  • Zen Rating highlights: Only the top 5% of stocks receive a Strong Buy (A) rating — CALX is in this class, demonstrating exceptional potential. 
  • Component Grades: Acceleration is the name of the game — CALX earns an A for Growth and strong B grades for Financials and from our AI factor. See all 7 Zen Component Grades here

3. Sandisk (NASDAQ: SNDK)

This memory storage company has surged over 1,500% in the past year as AI-driven demand for high-performance storage solutions reaches unprecedented levels, positioning SanDisk as a key beneficiary of the AI infrastructure buildout.

Zen Rating: Strong Buy (A)see full analysis

Recent Price: $635.85 — get current quote

Max 1-year forecast: $800.00

Why we're watching:

  • Analyst support: Wall Street maintains a Strong Buy consensus with 9 Strong Buy ratings, 3 Buy ratings, and 4 Hold ratings from 16 analysts we track covering the stock. See the ratings
  • For example, Morgan Stanley's Joseph Moore (a top 1% rated analyst) recently maintained his Strong Buy rating with a $690 price target following strong market momentum in the memory sector.
  • Cantor Fitzgerald's C.J. Muse (a top 5% rated analyst) recently maintained his Strong Buy rating with the highest price target of $800, citing exceptional shortages and memory service-related price hikes as key catalysts.
  • Industry ranking context: SanDisk is currently the #1 highest-rated stock in the Computer Hardware industry, which has an Industry Rating of C.
  • Zen Rating highlights: Strong Buy (A) stocks average +32.52%/yr — SNDK is in this echelon of stocks, but forecasts suggest it could go even higher — right now, the max forecast suggests nearly 40% potential upside in the coming year.
  • Component Grades: The company scores an A for Growth, reflecting strong revenue expansion potential, and an A for Sentiment, indicating robust analyst and market enthusiasm. See all 7 Zen Component Grades here

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