3 New Strong Buy Ratings from Top-Rated Analysts: 12/05/2025

By Jessie Moore, Stock Researcher and Writer
December 5, 2025 7:28 AM UTC
3 New Strong Buy Ratings from Top-Rated Analysts: 12/05/2025

Happy Friday! Here’s the latest from our Strong Buy Stocks from Top Wall Street Analysts screener:

  • Marvell Technology (MRVL) surges on AI and data center demand
  • Why analysts believe Super Group (SGHC) could nearly double in the coming year
  • Things look extremely good for Extreme Networks (EXTR) right now

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1. Marvell Technology (NASDAQ: MRVL)

Semiconductor player Marvell Technology is capitalizing on surging AI and data center demand, with the recent acquisition of Celestial AI strengthening its position in next-generation connectivity solutions.

Zen Rating: B (Buy) see full analysis

Recent Price: $99.73 — get current quote

Max 1-year forecast: $156.00

Why we're watching:

  • Analyst support: The stock enjoys solid backing from the analysts we track, with 13 Strong Buy ratings, 3 Buy ratings, and 9 Hold ratings. See the ratings
  • Jefferies analyst Blayne Curtis (a top 3% rated analyst) recently maintained his Strong Buy rating with a $120 price target, citing great potential due to recent product developments and significant market share gains expected in key segments.
  • B. Riley Securities' Craig Ellis (a top 1% rated analyst) reiterated his Strong Buy rating with an aggressive $130 price target following strong end market demand projections and the company's outperformance of expectations with accelerating revenue growth.
  • Industry ranking context: Marvell is currently the 9th highest-rated stock out of 70 in the Semiconductor industry, which has an Industry Rating of B.
  • Zen Rating highlights: B (Buy) rated stocks average +19.88%/yr, with Marvell ranking in the top 15% of stocks we track.
  • Component Grades: Marvell demonstrates particularly strong performance with Growth rated at A (80th percentile), indicating a solid expansion trajectory. (See all 7 Zen Component Grades here)

2. Super Group (NYSE: SGHC)

This online sports betting and gaming platform has a global reach and is generating significant analyst enthusiasm following a recent Investor Day presentation, where management outlined strategies to achieve consensus-beating mid-term financial targets through disciplined market expansion and product innovation.

Zen Rating: A (Strong Buy)see full analysis

Recent Price: $11.05 — get current quote

Max 1-year forecast: $20.00

Why we're watching:

  • Analyst support: Super Group commands a rare, unanimous bullish sentiment among the analysts we track, with 3 Strong Buy ratings and 3 Buy ratings across all 6 analysts covering the stock. See the ratings
  • Benchmark analyst Mike Hickey (a top 4% rated analyst) recently maintained his Strong Buy rating with a $17 price target, representing 56% upside potential from current levels.
  • Needham's Bernie McTernan (a top 3% rated analyst) maintained his Buy rating with a $17 price target following continued confidence in the company's growth trajectory.
  • Industry ranking context: Super Group is currently the 2nd highest-rated stock out of 13 in the Gambling industry, which has an Industry Rating of B, demonstrating sector-leading performance.
  • Zen Rating highlights: As an A (Strong Buy) rated stock, SGHC is in a class of stocks that have averaged +32.52%/yr, placing Super Group in an elite category of high-return opportunities with exceptional growth potential.
  • Component Grades: Super Group shows balanced strength across key metrics with B grades in Value, Sentiment, and Financials, indicating solid fundamental support for its premium valuation. (See all 7 Zen Component Grades here)

3. Extreme Networks (NASDAQ: EXTR)

This wireless network infrastructure provider is experiencing a resurgence following strong Q1 results that beat estimates, with accelerating growth in both top and bottom lines as large enterprises increasingly adopt its networking solutions.

Zen Rating: A (Strong Buy)see full analysis

Recent Price: $17.34 — get current quote

Max 1-year forecast: $25.00

Why we're watching:

  • Analyst support: Extreme Networks enjoys strong backing, with 2 Strong Buy ratings, 1 Buy rating, and 1 Hold rating among the 4 analysts covering the stock. See the ratings
  • Rosenblatt analyst Mike Genovese (a top 2% rated analyst) maintained his Strong Buy rating with a $25 price target, the highest on the Street, signaling strong conviction in Extreme Networks' market position and growth trajectory.
  • Industry ranking context: Extreme Networks is currently the 5th highest-rated stock out of 48 in the Communication Equipment industry, which has an Industry Rating of B, positioning it among sector leaders.
  • Zen Rating highlights: EXTR is in the highest echelon of stocks we track, with an A (Strong Buy) rating (A-rated stocks have historically delivered over 32% annually!)
  • Component Grades: Extreme Networks scores a B in Growth and Financials, reflecting solid operational execution and strong expansion prospects as enterprises modernize their network infrastructure. (See all 7 Zen Component Grades here)

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