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Analysts and Technical Indicators Agree: These 3 Stocks Are “Strong Buys” – 2/5/2024 
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Analysts and Technical Indicators Agree: These 3 Stocks Are “Strong Buys” – 2/5/2024 

TipRanks’ Technical Analysis Screener gives investors everything they need to find the stocks that fit their unique technical analysis investment strategy. Using the screener, we have identified 3 stocks that are heavy hitters, considered Strong Buys according to both their technical analysis score and Wall Street analysts’ ratings. 

Pick the best stocks and maximize your portfolio:

Here are this week’s stocks: 

Prologis (NYSE:PLD) –  Prologis is a real estate investment trust. The stock has an overall technical analysis score of a Strong Buy. Moreover, the analyst consensus rating is a Strong Buy, and their 12-month consensus price target indicates an upside of about 11%. 

Thermo Fisher (NYSE:TMO) –  This is an American supplier of analytical instruments and life sciences solutions. The stock carries an overall  technical analysis score of Strong Buy. Analysts concur with that sentiment, giving a Strong Buy consensus rating with a 12-month price target that implies an upside of nearly 4%. 

Mercadolibre (NASDAQ:MELI) –  MercadoLibre is a leading e-commerce platform. The stock has an overall  technical analysis score of a Strong Buy. Likewise, analysts have given MELI stock a Strong Buy consensus rating, with their 12-month price target indicating a nearly 6% upside on the stock. 

What is the TipRanks Technical Analysis Score? 

TipRanks’ unique calculation combines the Moving Average score and the Oscillator score to assess a stock’s technical strength or weakness. The score provides a comprehensive view of a stock’s potential price movement, based on historical data and technical analysis. 

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