The market may be rallying, but seasoned investors know the real money is made during the dips—not the peaks. Recent gains from Nvidia, Meta, and Microsoft have reignited optimism, yet beneath the surface, many high-conviction stocks remain undervalued or overlooked. That’s the opportunity. In this guide, we reveal four standout companies—Nebius $NBIS ( ▼ 4.46% ), SoFi $SOFI ( ▼ 5.98% ), AMD $AMD ( ▼ 2.62% ), and Google $GOOGL ( ▼ 1.44% ) —that combine powerful growth trends with strong fundamentals. These aren’t speculative bets; they’re strategic positions to build when the next market pullback hits. If you want to buy smarter, not faster, this is your watchlist.
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📈When the Market Dips, These Giants Rise: A Strategic Buy List for the Next Pullback
When Smart Capital Waits—Not Every Rally Deserves a Reaction
Not every market rally is a signal to buy. For the investors who resist the urge to chase momentum and wait for clarity instead, the real edge lies in knowing what to buy when prices fall—not if. That’s not timing the market. It’s targeting opportunity.
Over the past month, markets have staged an impressive V-shaped rebound. Nvidia surged 25.6%, Meta rose over 18%, Microsoft gained 19%, and Palantir jumped 24%. Even Google climbed 8.2%. Apple, the only outlier, fell 5%. Despite the rally, many names remain below their February highs. The rebound has been powerful—but not universal. And that’s where the opportunity begins.
There are four specific companies—Nebius, SoFi, AMD, and Google—where deeper conviction meets intelligent patience. These aren’t speculative fliers or one-off trades. These are assets backed by data, growth visibility, and proven execution. For investors with long-term vision and short-term discipline, these are the names to keep close—and be ready to act on when the market stumbles.
Let’s break down why each belongs on your shortlist, what levels to watch, and where the real catalysts are coming from.
Nebius—A New AI Infrastructure Giant With Clickhouse in Its Corner
Nebius might not be on every investor’s radar yet, but that’s exactly what makes it compelling. Spun off from Yandex (once dubbed “Russia’s Google”), Nebius is now a pure global AI infrastructure play. With its Russian assets fully divested, the $9 billion company is building a vertically integrated cloud and AI stack for the world—without geopolitical baggage.
Its year-to-date return sits at 23.9%, but the real story is in the fundamentals. Q1 revenue came in at $55.3 million—a 400% year-over-year increase. More importantly, annualized run rate (ARR) revenue climbed to $310 million in April, representing nearly 700% growth. Management reaffirmed guidance of $750 million to $1 billion in ARR for 2025, with total revenue estimates between $500 and $700 million.
A $2 billion capex plan for 2025 reinforces just how aggressively Nebius is scaling. The company is pursuing mid-single-digit billions in future revenue with EBIT margins of 20–30%. That’s not aspirational—that’s operational leverage already forming.
Key partnerships include Nvidia and Meta, validating Nebius’s platform. Its reach spans Europe, the U.S., and the Middle East. Plus, its 28% stake in Clickhouse, now valued at $6 billion, adds substantial embedded value to the balance sheet. Smaller businesses like Avride and Toloka round out the ecosystem.
Price targets? Adding around $30 or below keeps the risk/reward intact. Over $40 would require a new catalyst—think earnings surprises or analyst upgrades. Either way, Nebius is a name built to scale into the AI arms race.
SoFi—A Fintech Rocket With Quiet, Durable Momentum
SoFi has become one of those companies investors love to misunderstand—right until they finally don’t.
With a $14.4 billion market cap, it’s up 91% over the past year and 80% over three years. But zoom out five years, and the return drops to 24.9%. That discrepancy reflects a business transforming in real time—one that’s quietly maturing into a full-service financial platform.
Its lending business hit an inflection point in March 2024. Financial services grew 101% last quarter, down from 200% a year ago but still formidable. The five-year CAGR across the segment sits at 86.53%. Meanwhile, the tech platform—its least impressive unit—grew at a slower 6.1–9.6% year-over-year. But that may change soon.
Management has lined up 10 high-probability tech platform deals that could kick in by Q1 2026. The signal is clear: a turnaround in the platform segment is underway.
SoFi’s membership now sits near 11 million, up 34% year-over-year. The company has publicly set a target of 50 million users. With high-margin lending and digital financial services scaling together, SoFi isn’t just a neobank—it’s becoming a digital-first JPMorgan with better software.
Price targets to watch: Below $10–$11 is where the upside tilts hard in your favor. With 2024 revenue already surprising to the upside, dips below that range are strategic accumulation zones—not cause for concern.
AMD—When the Runner-Up Becomes a Titan
With Nvidia capturing most AI headlines, AMD is quietly setting up for a breakout of its own. The company’s $178 billion market cap gives it plenty of room to run—especially with forward-looking valuation dynamics.
Current P/E is high at 80, but forward P/E drops to 26.3. That reflects projected revenue growth of 20% and EPS growth of 31% over the next two years. Its data center business alone brought in $3.67 billion last quarter, while the client segment added another $2.3 billion.
One big signal of internal confidence? A $6 billion share buyback expansion—plus insider buying by executive leadership.
Gross margins now sit at 50%, up from much lower levels just a few years ago. While that still trails Nvidia’s 70%, the improvement shows AMD is building durable financial muscle.
The real wildcard: AMD’s June 12 AI event. Expectations are building around announcements tied to the MI400 series, plus potential new partnerships. That could move the needle.
Price zone to act: Anything at or below $100 is an attractive long-term level. If AMD delivers at the AI event, buying at $110–$115 could still offer upside—but the event itself will serve as the litmus test.
Google (Alphabet)—The Cheapest Titan With Unused Levers
Alphabet (GOOGL) remains the most attractively priced name among the Magnificent Seven. With a trailing P/E of 19 and a forward P/E of 18.5, it's trading at a value stock multiple, despite being an innovation leader.
Over five years, shares are up 137%. But the stock has lagged in the past year—a quiet opportunity for investors focused on fundamentals.
Here’s what matters:
Google Search continues to grow—up 10% YoY last quarter.
Google Cloud, which didn’t exist a decade ago, now has a five-year CAGR of 34.2%.
If Cloud margins begin to match AWS or Azure, the segment becomes a significant earnings driver.
And then there’s YouTube, Waymo, and AI.
Waymo is positioning to become a $100 billion public business within the next decade. Meanwhile, Google’s AI play—Gemini 2.5 Pro—now has 400 million monthly users. Its integration into Google Search, used by 1.5 billion users monthly, monetizes at the same rate as traditional queries, adding substantial incremental value.
Target level to consider adding? $150 or below. For a company this embedded in daily global infrastructure, that’s a gift.
Other tickers to keep in your peripheral vision include Uber (under $80) and MercadoLibre (under $2,000). Apple, by contrast, looks overvalued—trading at over 30 times earnings despite muted growth.
Final Thought:
Smart investing isn’t about reacting—it’s about positioning. Whether it’s Nebius disrupting cloud AI, SoFi scaling quietly into a fintech giant, AMD sharpening its edge, or Google sitting undervalued with untapped AI monetization—each name deserves a spot on the watchlist.
When markets pull back again—and they always do—don’t scramble. Be ready. Be intentional. And move decisively.
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