Hot or Not, Stock Market Edition: 09/04/2025
From yacht stocks that are rockin’ to a dismal downgrade for a well-known financial firm, here are some of the stocks making moves right now:
- Hot: MasterCraft Boat Holdings (MCFT) is sailing following an earnings beat; PagerDuty (PD) could see 40% upside in the coming year
- Not: UBS Group (UBS) gets a downgrade; in biotechs, Aardvark Therapeutics (AARD) is one to avoid
P.S. For more stocks making moves, check out our Zen Ratings Upgrades & Downgrades screener.
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🥶 NOT: Aardvark Therapeutics (NASDAQ: AARD) is an experimental biotech with a nose for new therapies, but right now, it’s not exactly digging up gold. A lack of significant news or breakthroughs is keeping AARD on the cold list, with market trends favoring bigger biotech names (for better options, check out our Biotech Stocks to Buy Now screener). Right now, AARD has the lowest possible Zen Rating of F, ranking in the lowest 5% of stocks we track, with major red flags showing in its Value rating and Growth rating of D.
🔥 HOT: PagerDuty (NASDAQ: PD) provides a crucial service in this day and age: digital operations management for IT teams that aim to prevent disasters before anyone even notices. The stock is up 12% in the past 3 months, with forecasts suggesting over 40% potential upside in the next year. With an overall Zen Rating of A, it’s in a class of stocks that have historically delivered 32.52% annual returns — digging deeper into its Component Grades, it has an excellent (A) rating for Growth, and currently ranks an impressive #5 out of the 200 stocks WallStreetZen tracks in the App industry.
> Read more about our Growth ratings here
🥶 NOT: UBS Group AG (NYSE: UBS) may be a global banking giant, but it’s looking a little frostbitten right now. WallStreetZen recently downgraded the stock from a Zen Rating of C (Hold) to a D (Sell), signaling weakening fundamentals and investor caution. Among recent negative catalysts? Advisor attrition in its Wealth Management division, linked to compensation changes UBS implemented in December 2024, which reduced payouts for certain advisors. UBS also faces headwinds from a tougher rate environment, volatile markets, and cooling sentiment in the financial sector. With its cooling Zen Rating and no standout scores among its Component Grades, the verdict is clear: avoid for now.
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