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This year, the U.S. stock market has started showing continuous positive signals. I see that many investors are increasingly interested in American stocks due to their growth potential and attractive returns.
I have studied and selected 8 U.S. stocks to watch during this period, along with an analysis of what makes these stocks promising. Let’s see which ones might be interesting for your portfolio.
Starting with AAPL (Apple) – this company still leads in innovation. The current price is around $208, with a P/E ratio of 32 times. What’s interesting this year is the launch of new AI features integrated into the operating system. Its service business continues to grow, and there are ongoing share buybacks. The analyst target price is about $218.
Next is NVDA (NVIDIA) – this stock is a leader in AI chip markets and still holds a massive market share. The current price is $118, with a high P/E of 67 times. However, GPU demand remains high due to cloud computing and AI expansion. The new Blackwell systems further strengthen their leadership. The target price is $130.
MSFT (Microsoft) is also a major player in cloud computing, priced at $447 with a P/E of 38 times. Azure’s business remains the main engine, and Copilot is starting to generate new revenue. The target price is $520.
GOOG (Alphabet) – overall, it remains a stable revenue source. The current price is $180, with a P/E of 27 times. Digital advertising continues to grow, and Google Cloud is beginning to turn a profit. AI integration across services will be key. The target price is $201.
AMZN (Amazon) – priced at $185 with a P/E of 51 times. AWS, which had slowed down, is now growing again. The advertising business is expanding rapidly, and delivery efficiency has improved. The target price is $220.
META (Meta Platforms) – at $508, with a P/E of 28 times. AI used for ranking Reels improves engagement. WhatsApp is starting to generate new revenue. Cost control has improved profitability. The target price is $528.
TSLA (Tesla) – priced at $182, with a P/E of 43 times. A leader in electric vehicles, with high growth in clean energy and savings. FSD system continues to develop. The target price is $177.
AVGO (Broadcom) – at $1,592, with a P/E of 76 times. The acquisition of VMware boosts growth. A leader in networking chips and AI, benefiting from data center trends. Dividends are attractive too. The target price is $1,755.
Why should you pay attention to American stocks? The U.S. remains the global innovation hub—AI, cloud computing, biotech, clean energy—all originate here. The economy is still strong despite challenges. Interest rates are expected to decrease, which is positive for the stock market. The market is highly liquid, transparent, and well-regulated.
There are several ways to invest in U.S. stocks: you can open an account with Thai brokerages like InnovestX or Bualuang Securities to own actual shares, or trade via ETFs for diversification, or use CFDs for more flexibility.
Currently, I see U.S. stocks as a key part of many investors’ portfolios, both for long-term growth and income generation. Just be sure to study carefully, choose stocks aligned with your goals, and remember that investing involves risks. Planning and risk management are essential.