By Michael Bloom
Publication Date: 2025-11-29 12:32:00
Bank of America named a slew of stocks that remain best positioned heading into year end. The Wall Street investment bank says companies like Nvidia are compelling, with more room to run. Other buy-rated names screened by CNBC Pro include: Palantir, Robinhood, Supernus Pharmaceuticals and Crane. Robinhood The stock trading company is “firing on all cylinders” the firm said after Robinhood’s recent quarterly results where it reported a top and bottom line beat. Analyst Craig Siegenthaler did admit that the stock’s valuation is getting “full,” but says he’s sticking with Robinhood as the company continues to innovate. “While historically focusing on smaller accounts, mobile first, younger generation clients, HOOD has made headway expanding their TAM [total adddressable market] through further client penetration,” he wrote. Siegenthaler also raised his price target to $166 per share from $157. “We believe HOOD is positioned to perform well long-term as the broker continues to scale its business, launch additional products and capabilities, deepen current client relationships, and expand its TAM both domestically and internationally,” he said. Shares are up a whopping 245% this year. Crane Analyst Ronald Epstein said in a recent note that the industrial company has described itself as boring. Not according to Epstein, however. “Even though the company describes their consistent performance as ‘boring’ we remain excited and bullish on Crane’s ability to remain boring and…
