Nvidia (NVDA)Why it’s most-watched: Nvidia continues to dominate as a leader in AI and semiconductor technology, with its GPUs powering generative AI, data centers, and gaming. Web data indicates Nvidia’s stock surged in H1 2025, driven by AI demand, with analyst price targets suggesting a 15-20% upside from current levels. Its P/E ratio, while high at around 60, is justified by projected 40% revenue growth in 2025.
Richemont (CFR.SW)Why it’s most-watched: As a luxury goods giant owning watch brands like Cartier and Jaeger-LeCoultre, Richemont is a standout in the luxury watch sector. The luxury watch market’s projected growth to $50 billion by 2031 makesit a favorite among investors seeking stable, high-margin assets. Its stock is watched for resilience against macroeconomic pressures.
Alibaba (BABA)Why it’s most-watched: Alibaba, a leader in Chinese e-commerce and cloud computing, is heavily watched due to China’s economic recovery . Web data and analyst reports suggest a 15-25% upside for BABA, driven by its undervalued P/E ratio (around 14) compared to peers and growth in its cloud segment.
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