It’s nice when a stock goes up quickly. As a rule, of course, this is not the case – unless it is an industry hype, as has recently been the case with semiconductors and everything that has to do with artificial intelligence. But most of them need time to unleash themselves. This also applies to some extent to the following two speculative stocks, which we presented here not long ago and which we would like to remind you of today because of their great potential – one is expected to double in price.
On the one hand, energy fuels (ISIN: CA2926717083), a US company in the area of independent energy and raw material supply. Initially only a producer of uranium, it has mutated into a broadly diversified supplier of critical raw materials, particularly rare earths.
We have the stock, which had already cost over $200 before the 2008 financial crisis, discussed here in May 2025 at a price of $4.63. After rising to a good $26 by mid-October and a subsequent correction, it climbed to $27.72 by the end of January 2026. She has been correcting ever since. And that we They were pointed out again at the beginning of April at $17.75 it was a little too early. Now it costs $16.56. It has just received a conditional financing commitment of $725 million from the US War Department over a period of 20 years to expand processing capacities. This also brought a slight countermovement to the stock this week. Out of ten at the news agency Bloomberg Among the analysts listed, nine recommend buying and one recommending holding the stock. The average price target is $27.39 – resulting in an upside potential of 65 percent.
The shares of the US food delivery service DoorDash (ISIN: US25809K1051), which we have here because of their rebound potential, are also a long time coming presented as a speculative stock on May 9th have. At currently $173, it costs almost the same as back then. 37 out of 47 analysts recommend buying, nine recommend holding and one recommends selling. There is 42 percent upside potential up to the average price target of $245. The biggest optimist (Rothschild & Co Research) sees room for up to $350. The increase to this mark would be a doubling of the price.
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