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Five Strong Buy Stocks to Watch for Wednesday, August 12

Tuesday, August 11, brought a fresh wave of Buy-equivalent upgrades. Truist
Securities lifted Best Buy ahead of Q2, Argus upgraded Boeing on production
growth and free-cash-flow improvement, UBS moved Jabil to Buy on a multi-year
AI-driven cycle, Phillip Securities upgraded Spotify, and B. Riley raised
Compass Diversified on a Q2 beat. The July 29 FOMC held rates at 3.50%-3.75%,
and CME Group's FedWatch assigns roughly 80% probability to no cuts through
2026. The picks span electronics retail, aerospace, contract manufacturing,
streaming, and diversified holdings.

Best Buy (BBY) — Truist upgrades on positive card reads and AI-driven
replacement cycle

Best Buy is the largest U.S. specialty consumer electronics retailer,
expanding through appliance delivery, services, and health. On August 11,
Truist Securities analyst Scot Ciccarelli upgraded from Hold to Buy with a $95
target (up from $81), citing positive Truist credit-card readings pointing to a
strong Q2 print, ongoing replacement demand, better appliance delivery
execution, and emerging mini-product cycles including AI wearables. Wells
Fargo's Zachary Fadem raised his Equal-Weight target to $85 from $65 the same
day, and Telsey Advisory Group's Joseph Feldman maintains Outperform at $95.

Shares traded at $83.65 on August 11, up 1.48%, with a market cap of $17.6
billion, a trailing P/E of 15.45, and a trailing dividend yield near 5%. The
52-week range is $55.10 to $91.27. The consensus rating is Hold, with 5 of 18
covering analysts bullish, an average target of $81.44, a median of $83, a high
of $95, and a low of $60.

Risks: Two-thirds of covering analysts remain neutral, reflecting debate on
whether the AI replacement cycle proves durable; consumer discretionary
pressure could weigh on the second half; Bank of America's Elizabeth Suzuki
maintains Underperform at $60, the coverage low.

Boeing (BA) — Argus turns bullish on production growth and cash-flow
inflection

Boeing is a global aerospace manufacturer and defense contractor spanning
commercial airplanes, defense/space/security, and global services. On August
11, Argus Research analyst Kristina Ruggeri upgraded from Hold to Buy with a
$265 target, citing expected growth in aircraft production, improving margins,
and a robust backlog. The upgrade follows the July 28 Q2 report: revenue of
$24.6 billion, operating cash flow of $1.4 billion, and free cash flow of $631
million (versus a $177 million consensus burn) — the first positive quarterly
FCF since 2023. CEO Kelly Ortberg told CNBC the company could "soon" reinstate
long-term guidance targeting about $10 billion in annual FCF. Tigress
Financial's Ivan Feinseth raised his Buy target to $305 on August 6, and BNP
Paribas's Matthew Akers upgraded to Outperform at $300 on August 3.

Shares traded at $233.77 on August 11, up 0.42%, with a market cap of $184.8
billion and a trailing P/E of 101.21 (reflecting still-depressed earnings). The
52-week range is $176.77 to $254.35. The consensus rating is Strong Buy, with
11 of 12 covering analysts bullish, an average target of $280.25, a median of
$287.50, a high of $305, and a low of $250.

Risks: Trailing P/E remains inflated because earnings are still recovering,
so any delivery stumble would compress the multiple; defense fixed-price
programs including VC-25B remain a source of one-off charges; GuruFocus screens
flag BA as roughly 10% overvalued on fair-value estimates.

Jabil (JBL) — UBS calls out multi-year AI-driven growth cycle

Jabil is a global contract manufacturer providing electronic manufacturing
services and hardware infrastructure for hyperscalers, healthcare, and
automation customers. On August 11, UBS analyst David Vogt upgraded from
Neutral to Buy with a $430 target. Vogt raised fiscal 2027 EPS to $16.78 and
fiscal 2028 EPS to $20.24, citing a multi-year growth cycle fueled by AI capex
from Amazon, Meta, and Google; rising healthcare demand as capacity comes
online; and scaling automation and robotics. UBS expects AI-related revenue to
grow roughly 50% in fiscal 2027 to $20.3 billion. JP Morgan's Samik Chatterjee
maintains Overweight at $450, and Goldman Sachs' Mark Delaney maintains Buy at
$482.

Shares traded at $353.76 on August 11, up 5.09%, with a market cap of $37.1
billion and a trailing P/E of 44.17. The 52-week range is $189.60 to $428.93.
Consensus is Strong Buy, with 7 of 8 covering analysts bullish, an average
target of $436.50, a median of $445, a high of $482, and a low of $354.

Risks: Shares have nearly doubled off the 52-week low, so any AI capex pause
at Amazon/Meta/Google would hit the thesis directly; UBS itself trimmed its
multiple to 22 times from 25 times to reflect broader AI infrastructure
de-rating; the coverage low of $354 sits just below spot.

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