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3 Analyst-Backed Stocks the Market Is Getting Totally Wrong
Author: Nathan Reiff. Originally Published: 12/22/2025.
What You Need to Know
- Despite rising short interest, Old Republic, Tecnoglass, and Universal Insurance show strong fundamentals and analyst support.
- Analysts project significant upside for Tecnoglass and Universal Insurance based on earnings and expansion strategies.
- Contrarian investors may benefit from discounted entry points due to bearish sentiment.
Sometimes it pays for investors to take a contrarian approach, moving against prevailing sentiment around a stock. After all, the Oracle of Omaha himself, Warren Buffett, famously said, "Be fearful when others are greedy and greedy when others are fearful."
This can mean buying a stock others are selling or one that has attracted heavy short interest. Each of the three companies below has faced considerable bearish sentiment in recent months, yet Wall Street analysts expect improved performance. Investors willing to go against the current may find opportunities to buy at more modest valuations.
Old Republic: Short Interest Rises Despite Operating Momentum
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Click here now to see the full reportOld Republic International Corp. (NYSE: ORI) has a relatively low relative strength index (RSI) of 41, approaching the level that typically signals oversold conditions. At the same time, investors have increased short interest in the insurance-underwriting firm by roughly a third in the last month.
Despite those pessimistic signals, Old Republic has shown encouraging underlying performance. The company's latest quarterly report included modest beats for both earnings per share (EPS) and revenue versus analyst estimates, and pretax operating income rose on strength from commercial auto rate increases and other factors.
The firm is also expanding through its acquisition of Everett Cash Mutual, which bolsters its position in the farm and agriculture specialty insurance market. The deal is expected to close in 2026, opening opportunities for growth with new clients and in new regions.
All three analysts covering ORI rate the stock a Buy and project a potential upside of more than 8%, with a consensus price target of $49 per share.
Tecnoglass: Building Market Share and Analyst Confidence
Architectural glass maker Tecnoglass Inc. (NYSE: TGLS) has a higher RSI based on recent trading, but shares are still down about a third over the past six months. Analysts remain optimistic: the consensus is a Moderate Buy with a $90 price target, implying roughly 78% upside.
That upside is driven in part by steady revenue and margin growth.
Tecnoglass reported record quarterly revenue of $260.5 million in the most recent quarter, up more than 9% year-over-year (YOY), with gross profit also improving.
The company's multi-family and commercial segments saw revenue rise 14% YOY, which may reflect lower interest rates and improved building conditions.
Tecnoglass is also expanding its U.S. presence, opening a new California showroom and completing the acquisition of Continental Glass to enhance distribution and market penetration.
Universal Insurance: Strong Financials Contrast With Bearish Sentiment
Universal Insurance Holdings Inc. (NYSE: UVE), a property and casualty insurance holding company, has seen short interest climb sharply—more than 48% in the last month.
That surge in bearishness comes even though shares are up more than 60% year-to-date and analysts rate the stock a Strong Buy.
There are reasons to think Universal can continue its momentum despite investor skepticism. The company returned to profitability in the latest quarter after losses the prior year, topping analyst expectations for both EPS and revenue.
Universal posted a 30.6% adjusted return on common equity and generated roughly $400 million in core revenue. Direct premiums and underwriting performance have improved, with strength across multiple geographies.
The company has also returned capital to shareholders via a modest share buyback program and offers a dividend yield of 1.93%, providing additional investor incentives.
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