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3 Best Stocks to Buy This Week, According to Analysts – April 20-24

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  • Fermi, Ondas, and Beta are three companies with clear catalysts that make them standout picks as market momentum builds.
3 Best Stocks to Buy This Week, According to Analysts – April 20-24

With markets stabilizing and investors moving back to high-growth names, a handful of companies are standing out for their strong momentum, improving fundamentals, and clear catalysts ahead. This week, three stocks, including Fermi (FRMI), Ondas (ONDS), and Beta Technologies (BETA), look well‑positioned thanks to stronger demand trends and bullish analyst sentiment.

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Using the TipRanks Stock Screener tool, we picked these three stocks because they have received a “Strong Buy” consensus rating from analysts. Also, these stocks have more than 80% upside potential in the next twelve months.

Let’s look at why FRMI, ONDS, and BETA are the best stocks to watch this week. (Click on any ticker to thoroughly research the stock before you decide whether to add it to your portfolio.)

1. Fermi (FRMI)

Fermi is an emerging player in AI‑driven energy and industrial analytics, helping enterprises optimize power usage, reduce downtime, and improve operational efficiency. Rising demand for AI infrastructure tools and expanding customer adoption across utilities and industrial sectors give Fermi a long runway for growth.

The company is benefiting from rising demand for AI‑driven energy optimization, as more utilities and industrial clients adopt tools that help cut costs and improve efficiency.

Today, Texas Capital’s Derrick Whitfield kept a Buy rating and $22 target on Fermi, saying that while the CEO and CFO departures may pressure the stock in the short term, the leadership reset should ultimately help the company, especially as conversations with hyperscalers have accelerated in the past 48 hours.

Overall, FRMI stock has a Strong Buy consensus rating based on six Buys assigned in the last three months. At $20.20, the average Fermi stock price target implies a 274.07% upside potential.

2. Ondas (ONDS)

Ondas is gaining momentum as demand grows for private wireless networks, autonomous drone systems, and mission-critical industrial connectivity. The company’s stronger sales pipeline, deeper government partnerships, and improving revenue visibility are signs Ondas is entering a more durable growth phase.

This momentum is being driven by the rapid adoption of autonomous drone technology, the rising need for secure industrial‑grade wireless networks, and a steady increase in commercial and government contracts, all of which position Ondas well for continued expansion.

Wall Street’s consensus rating for ONDS stock is Strong Buy based on seven Buys. The average analyst price target of $20.14 implies an upside potential of 87.7% from the current levels.

3. Beta Technologies (BETA)

Beta is emerging as a key player in electric aviation, developing eVTOL aircraft and the charging networks needed to support cargo, medical, and regional air mobility. Its strong technology roadmap, steady certification progress, and growing list of strategic partners put the company in a solid position as electric flight moves closer to commercial reality.

Its momentum is being driven by rising demand for eVTOL and electric air mobility, expanding partnerships across logistics, defense, and regional transport, and continued progress on certification and infrastructure build‑out, all of which support Beta’s long‑term growth path.

Recently, BofA’s Ronald Epstein reiterated his Buy rating and $37 target on Beta, saying that the company’s strong quarter and its major win in the FAA’s eVTOL Integration Pilot Program, which will put BETA aircraft operating across 10 states.

On TipRanks, analysts have a Strong Buy consensus rating on BETA stock based on eight Buys assigned in the past three months. Further, the average Beta price target of $33.00 per share implies 94.46% upside potential.

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