The Zacks Analyst Blog Highlights Marvell, PG&E and Snap for Potential Gains in 2026

The Zacks Analyst Blog Highlights Marvell, PG&E and Snap for Potential Gains in 2026

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Zacks Equity Research published its latest *Analyst Blog* highlighting three beaten‑down stocks that could rebound in 2026: **Marvell Technology Inc. (MRVL)**, **PG&E Corp. (PCG)** and **Snap Inc. (SNAP)**. The blog notes that U.S. stock indexes — including the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite — have shown solid gains so far in 2026, and analysts remain optimistic about the market’s rally continuing. This backdrop, combined with strong fundamentals and growth drivers like artificial intelligence (AI) investment, supports potential upside for these lagging stocks. Marvell Technology earns a Zacks Rank #1 (Strong Buy), driven by growth in AI data center demand, custom XPU silicon products, electro‑optic interconnects and solid partnerships with major hyperscalers. The company also plans to acquire Celestial AI, expanding its presence in optical interconnect technology. Analysts expect double‑digit revenue and earnings growth heading into fiscal 2027. PG&E Corp., ranked #2 (Buy), benefits from its diversified energy portfolio — including California’s nuclear, hydroelectric and renewable power — and recent deployment of AI‑powered solutions at the Diablo Canyon nuclear plant to boost operational efficiency and safety. Estimate revisions for earnings have recently improved. Snap Inc., also a #2 (Buy) pick, is integrating AI into its social platform, notably through a multimillion‑dollar partnership with Perplexity to deliver AI‑driven conversational services to nearly a billion users. Its premium services like Snapchat+ show promise for recurring revenue beyond advertising. Analysts have significantly raised Snap’s earnings estimates. #StockMarket #AIInvesting #Marvell #SnapPGandE #SlimScan #GrowthStocks #CANSLIM

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