Here’s what’s trending today on our popular Strong Buy Stocks from Top Wall Street Analysts screener:
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Nvidia (NVDA) — AI giant targets 104% upside on infrastructure boom.
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Dell Technologies (DELL) — $51B AI server backlog drives 44% upside potential.
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Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL) — Real estate giant targets 45% upside on liquidity surge.
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1. Dell Technologies (NYSE: DELL)
A staggering $51 billion AI server backlog has turned this IT infrastructure powerhouse — operating across infrastructure, client solutions, and VMware segments — into one of the hottest plays in the AI buildout. With partner networks fueling Infrastructure Solutions Group growth, Dell is capitalizing on explosive demand for AI-powered data center infrastructure.
Zen Rating: Strong Buy (A) — see full analysis
Recent Price: $381.78 — get current quote
Max 1-year forecast: $700.00
Why we're watching:
- Analyst support: Right now, the majority of analyst recommendations are in Buy or Strong Buy territory, with no Sell or Strong Sell calls. See the recommendations
- For example, Barclays' Tim Long (top 3%) maintains a Strong Buy rating with a $550 price target (+44% upside), citing significant upside potential supported by strong fundamentals, market leadership in key sectors, and rising demand for next-gen product features.
- Meanwhile, JP Morgan's Samik Chatterjee (top 1%) is also bullish on DELL, pointing to its aggressive growth strategy leading to market resilience, with the company focusing on scalability and customer-centric solutions as it expands into new markets.
- Industry ranking context: Dell is currently the 3rd highest-rated stock in the Computer Hardware industry, which has an Industry Rating of C.
- Zen Rating highlights: As a Strong Buy-rated stock, DELL is in the top 5% of stocks in our 4600+ stock database based on a 115-factor fundamental review.
- Looking at the 7 Component Grades that make up that overall grade, Dell earns a triple-A profile with A Grades in Growth, Momentum, and Sentiment — a powerful combination signaling strong fundamentals, market trend support, and analyst confidence. (See all 7 Zen Component Grades here)
2. Jones Lang LaSalle (NYSE: JLL)
Real estate is making a comeback — and this global services giant is leading the charge. Providing agency leasing, tenant representation, capital markets advisory, property management, and investment management services, JLL recently climbed to #175 on the Fortune 500 list and facilitated major deals including $870M for an ultra-luxury Lake Austin development, capitalizing on surging debt markets and a rising liquidity cycle.
Zen Rating: Strong Buy (A) — see full analysis
Recent Price: $305.61 — get current quote
Max 1-year forecast: $445.00
Why we're watching:
- Analyst support: JLL enjoys a Buy consensus among the analysts we track, with some price targets suggesting nearly 50% upside in the coming year. See all recommendations.
- For example, UBS researcher Alex Kramm (a top 14% rated analyst) maintains a Strong Buy rating with a $445 price target (+45.61% upside), demonstrating strong conviction in JLL's market position and growth trajectory. fundamentals and JLL's strong competitive positioning in capital markets advisory.
- It’s a recent addition to the Zen Investor portfolio: Our Editor-in-Chief, Steve Reitmeister, recently added JLL to his personal stock-picking portfolio, citing it as a fantastic “buy the dip” opportunity that could see significant upside in the coming months and years. See the full portfolio here.
- Industry ranking context: JLL is currently the #1 highest-rated stock in the Real Estate Service industry, though the sector carries a D Industry Rating, making JLL's outperformance particularly notable.
- Zen Rating highlights: JLL earns a stellar A rating in our Zen Ratings, which amounts to a Strong Buy recommendation. Looking at the Component Grades that shape the overall rating, JLL shows balance across the board. It earns a B in Value, B in Growth, B in Sentiment, and B in Financials, showing well-rounded strength across multiple dimensions. (See all 7 Zen Component Grades here)
The G.O.A.T of the AI revolution (and stock market at large) is back! With a $4.96 trillion market cap and Jensen Huang calling the buildout of AI factories "the largest infrastructure expansion in human history," NVIDIA remains the cornerstone of AI investment despite recent market volatility.
Zen Rating: A (Strong Buy) — see full analysis
Recent Price: $208.19 — get current quote
Max 1-year forecast: $500.00
Why we're watching:
- Analyst support: Analysts aren’t afraid NVDA has gone up too high. Incredibly, it ONLY has Buy or Strong Buy recommendations, and upside targets suggest as much as 140% growth in the coming year. See all recommendations
- For example, Tigress Financial's Ivan Feinseth (a top 4% rated analyst) leads with the highest conviction at a $425 price target, representing over 104% upside potential, citing NVIDIA's dominant position across every AI deployment from hyperscale to edge computing.
- Solid fundamentals: NVIDIA demonstrates exceptional financial performance with a 71.5% profit margin and 195.02% return on equity, far exceeding industry averages.
- Industry ranking context: NVDA is currently the 3rd highest-rated stock in the Semiconductor industry, which has an Industry Rating of B.
- Zen Rating highlights: NVDA earns an overall Zen Rating of A, which amounts to a Strong Buy recommendation. This means it passed a 115-factor review with flying colors, and ranks in the top 5% of the 4600+ stocks we track. This is a very strong signal, as stocks in this tier have historically generated nearly 30% annual returns.
- Component Grades: NVIDIA earns an A grade for Financials reflecting exceptional profitability metrics, with Value scoring a B grade despite premium valuation. (See all 7 Zen Component Grades here)
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