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AI supercomputer predicts these three stocks will grow in 2025

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Charles Sainsbury
· · 3 min read

AI is bringing fundamental changes to the way investors pick stocks. Thanks to the speed of analyzing vast amounts of data, AI models can provide insights into market trends, news, social media and financial documents almost instantaneously. According to the survey, more than 90% of investment managers are already using AI or plan to implement it.

It makes sense to adapt to this trend, as AI models can improve market prediction to some extent, even if 100% accuracy cannot be achieved. Combining AI analysis with human judgement may yield the best results. For example, the Amplify AI Powered Equity ETF (AIEQ) is primarily AI-driven, while the QRAFT AI-Enhanced US Large Cap ETF (QRFT) combines AI with human decision-making.

In this article, we look at three stocks that DeepSeek's AI model has identified as potential 2025 winners.

Nvidia $NVDA

Although Nvidia stock growth has slowed in recent months, it is still one of the most popular companies in the market. DeepSeek's AI model predicts that Nvidia will grow significantly this year, thanks to its dominance in AI GPUs and the Blackwell platform.

DeepSeek states that "our model projects a 55x P/E on EPS of $4.51, implying growth of up to 82.82% to a price of $248 per share by December 2025." If Nvidia beats profitability expectations and the overall economy supports AI sector growth, this scenario could come to fruition. However, Nvidia's current valuation already reflects near-perfect results, which could limit further upside.

Amazon $AMZN

DeepSeek's second choice is Amazon. The AI model assumes Amazon stock will benefit from the continued dominance of AWS, which has $115 billion in annual revenue.

DeepSeek reports that Amazon is "currently valued at 36 times future earnings (versus 44 times previously)" and expects "25-30% stock growth." If AWS's growth continues and the company meets its challenges, this scenario may be realistic.

Wall Street estimates currently include a target price of $260.7, implying a potential upside of 14%. If AWS maintains its growth above 19% year-over-year, Amazon could beat even this estimate.

Fortinet $FTNT

The third stock recommended by DeepSeek is Fortinet, which has risen 57.5% in the past year. With AI-driven cyber threats on the rise, demand for cybersecurity is growing, which plays into Fortinet's hands.

DeepSeek estimates that Fortinet shares have the potential to rise 25-30%, although the current analyst price target of $103.72 suggests more of a 7.2% decline.

Wall Street has repeatedly underestimated Fortinet's growth in the past. In the fourth quarter of 2024, the company beat earnings estimates by 17% and generated revenue of $1.66 billion. For 2025, it expects revenue growth of 13% to a median of $6.75 billion.

Disclaimer: You will find a lot of inspiration on Bulios, but stock selection and portfolio construction is up to you, so always do a thorough analysis of your own.

Source: moneymorning

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