Several well-known companies have slipped to their 52-week lows in the previous trading session, weighed down by market volatility, shifting investor sentiment, and company-specific challenges. However, some of these beaten-down names still have solid fundamentals and long-term growth drivers, suggesting there may be upside potential once market conditions stabilize.
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Below are three beaten-down stocks with a ‘Strong Buy’ consensus and more than 60% upside potential, according to analysts.
- Intuit (INTU): Shares of Intuit are slipping as investors reassess growth prospects for software companies that rely on consumer and small‑business spending. Despite the pullback, the company continues to generate steady revenue from its key platforms, TurboTax, QuickBooks, and Credit Karma.
With ongoing investments in AI automation and financial management tools, analysts believe Intuit’s long-term outlook remains solid. The recent drop in the stock may just be short-term sentiment, not a sign that the company’s fundamentals are weakening.
The stock has earned an analyst consensus of Strong Buy. INTU stock’s average price target of $806.35 implies a 60.32% upside potential from the current level.
- Strategy (MSTR): Strategy has had a tough year, dealing with restructuring and changing demand. The stock hitting a 52-week low shows investor caution, but recent improvements suggest the company may finally be turning a corner.
Cost-cutting measures, focus on core offerings, and early signs of margin recovery have caught analysts’ attention. If Strategy continues to deliver on its turnaround plan, the stock could see upside as investor confidence returns.
MSTR stock has an analyst consensus of Strong Buy. The average price target of $439.36 implies an upside potential of 206.84%. - ServiceNow (NOW): ServiceNow’s decline to a fresh 52-week low is mostly due to weakness across the tech sector. The workflow automation leader continues to post strong subscription growth, expand its enterprise customer base, and roll out new AI capabilities.
With digital transformation spending expected to rise over the next few years, many analysts view ServiceNow’s sell-off as overdone. Its long-term growth story remains compelling, making the current valuation potentially attractive for investors willing to wait.
The stock has an analyst consensus of Strong Buy. NOW stock’s average price target of $195.13 implies an upside potential of 67.17%.
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