Several stocks, including Robinhood and JPMorgan Chase , could be poised to surge this year, based on the number of new positive ratings analysts have given them, according to an analysis by CNBC Pro. Stocks soared on Thursday, just one day after President Donald Trump assuaged investors’ fears about a trade war between the U.S. and European Union. The Dow Jones Industrial Average is on pace for a modest gain week to date. The S & P 500 and Nasdaq Composite rose on Thursday, but both indices are still on track for weekly losses. To help investors capitalize on recent momentum in markets, we assembled a list of 11 stocks in the S & P 500 that analysts are bullish on. CNBC Pro screened for names that have been upgraded to buy or overweight by at least three more analysts since the end of last year. Here are some stocks the Street is growing bullish on. Robinhood Robinhood seems set to gain ground this year as the digital brokerage rolls out a variety of new products targeting high-rolling investors, according to several analysts. “HOOD’s leading product velocity has driven sizable growth in key metrics & share gains as the company expands its addressable customer universe, allowing it to keep moving upmarket towards larger wallets,” Truist analysts wrote in a note to clients last month. Features that Robinhood has unveiled in the past year include offering tokenized U.S. stocks to its customers in the European Union and launching its prediction markets hub . As of the time of data collection, 22 shops on Wall Street had a buy or overweight rating on Robinhood, up from 19 at the end of last year. In total, 79% of analysts covering the stock have a positive rating on shares. Shares have jumped 112% over the past year. JPMorgan The majority of shops on the street that have a rating on JPMorgan are bullish on the bank stock. As of data collection time, 19 analysts had a positive rating on the stock. That’s up from 16 analysts at the end of 2025. In addition, 61% of analysts that cover JPMorgan have a buy or overweight rating on shares. Shares are up 16% in the past 12 months.
Analysts are growing more bullish on these stocks, including a major trading platform
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