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Analysts Love These 3 Stocks Trading Near 52-Week Lows—Here's Why
Authored by Chris Markoch. First Published: 2/5/2026.
In Brief
- Analysts are targeting stocks trading near 52-week lows as investors rotate away from expensive tech names.
- The Trade Desk, Pinterest, and Chewy all show deeply oversold conditions with significant upside to analyst price targets.
- Upcoming earnings reports could act as catalysts for sharp rebounds in these beaten-down stocks.
Earnings season is ramping up, and a common theme is that analysts and investors are hunting for value. According to a Bank of America (NYSE: BAC) Credit Investor Survey, 30% of respondents believe a decline in the valuation of artificial intelligence (AI) stocks would be the most likely catalyst for a credit market correction.
That has prompted investors to flee tech names perceived as overvalued. Because that money must find a home — and with recent softness in precious metals and cryptocurrencies — much of it appears to be flowing back into equities.
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Here are three stocks on that list. Each has been beaten down over the past 12 months, yet bullish analyst sentiment suggests buying before upcoming earnings could pay off.
The Trade Desk: Plenty of Upside If It Can Navigate a Giant Problem
The Trade Desk Inc. (NASDAQ: TTD) is down 76.9% over the past 12 months and more than 28% year-to-date in 2026. The main headwind is Amazon: Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN)'s ad services have taken share by ensuring more effective ad placement within the e‑commerce giant's ecosystem.
The company has also had two chief financial officers in the past year. While The Trade Desk's ability to deliver individualized, targeted ads outside walled gardens remains appealing, advances in AI are narrowing that advantage.
The upcoming earnings report could change the narrative. TTD is trading near five‑year lows, which many view as an extreme reaction. Analysts appear to agree on upside: the consensus price target of $63.91 implies roughly 135% potential upside.
Pinterest: Oversold Stock With Analysts Betting on a Rebound
Pinterest Inc. (NYSE: PINS) may carry the most risk on this list. The stock plunged after its November earnings, which cited tariff-related weakness in ad demand. It had been consolidating into 2026 before new tariff concerns pushed it lower.
Trading at March 2020 levels, there's a case that PINS could be "so bad it's good." Its relative strength index (RSI) around 21 suggests the shares are deeply oversold.
Pinterest recently announced plans to cut its workforce by about 15% over the next few quarters to make room for investments in AI tools. That will be a short-term drag on earnings, but if cost cuts are paired with user growth and steadier revenue, it could validate analysts' bullish outlook.
The Pinterest analyst forecasts on MarketBeat show a consensus price target of $37.13 for PINS, implying about 78% upside.
Chewy: Beaten-Down Growth Stock With Earnings Rebound Potential
Chewy Inc. (NYSE: CHWY) presents a similar setup. The shares sit near multi-year lows and the RSI indicates oversold conditions.
But valuation is a concern: Chewy trades at about 112x forward earnings, which is rich for a company in the retail niche that relies on tech-driven growth.
Analysts forecast roughly 87% earnings growth over the next 12 months and have set the stock's consensus price target at $47.21, implying upside of about 74%.
Much of that expected growth hinges on Chewy's expansion into higher-margin veterinary care. The company reports earnings in late March, which should provide more clarity — but bullish investors may choose to start accumulating shares ahead of the print.
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