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EMJ Capital’s Eric Jackson has suggested that less-talked-about stocks like Dell Technologies Inc. (NYSE:DELL) and Arm Holdings Plc (NASDAQ:ARM) have a better growth story than industry giants Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) and Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL).
What Happened: Speaking on CNBC’s Last Call on Monday, Jackson highlighted the importance of a stock’s future growth potential over its past performance. “I don't care if a stock has done well. I care about can it continue to do well? Can it continue to grow?”
He noted that investors are offloading shares of Tesla and Apple because they don’t understand the growth story. “Where are the growth stories,” he asked.
“So, two names I like a lot right now, and they fall into the AI space… but they are just lesser known compared to the Nvidias and super micros out there.” Going against the popular choices like Nvidia Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA), Jackson named Dell and Arm Holdings the two stocks he currently favors.
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Why It Matters: The AI sector has been a hot topic in the market, with investors seeking indirect plays in addition to obvious choices like Nvidia. Last month, Fidelity International gave suggestions that align with Jackson’s recommendation of lesser-known AI stocks.
“Rather than focusing on so-called hot AI stocks – because names that are big today may not be the winners of tomorrow – investors may consider the many indirect beneficiaries, or diversified businesses, where the benefits of AI may not be immediately obvious to investors,” Fidelity said in its report.
In February earlier this year, veteran investor Louis Navellier named Super Micro Computer Inc. as his top pick. “Super Micro is hotter than Nvidia. And the reason they’re hotter is they got it higher – they beat their guidance. And it’s not in the S&P 500 right now. They’ll probably be added,” Navellier said at the time.
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