3 “Strong Buy” Stocks to Buy Now Under Trump Tariff Pressure, 6/13/25

Stock markets are experiencing high volatility due to uncertainty surrounding President Donald Trump’s tariffs. While some companies are more significantly impacted by these tariffs, others remain relatively unscathed. As a prudent investor, it would be wise to select those rare stocks that can potentially weather the current storm.

We used TipRanks Stock Comparison Tool for Trump Tariffs: Stocks at Risk in 2025 to identify three stocks that have earned analysts’ Strong Buy consensus ratings, even during times of market panic.

Here are this week’s stocks:

Broadcom (AVGO) – Broadcom is an American semiconductor solutions and infrastructure software company focused on serving data centers, networking, software, broadband, wireless, storage, and industrial markets. Analysts are highly optimistic about Broadcom’s enhanced focus on its artificial intelligence (AI) business and have raised the stock’s price target in anticipation of its long-term growth potential. In the last three months, 27 Wall Street analysts covering AVGO stock have rated it a Buy, while two analysts have rated it a Hold. Together, their 12-month average Broadcom price target indicates an upside of about 15.8%. AVGO stock is up 8.2% year-to-date.

Levi Strauss (LEVI) – Levi Strauss is a multinational apparel manufacturer best known for its denim jeans brand, Levi’s. While Levi has not been completely unscathed by tariffs, its diversified supply chain of sourcing from nearly 20-25 countries, along with a strong brand name and proactive cost management strategies, have helped it weather the storm better than its peers. Eight Wall Street analysts covering LEVI stock rated it a Buy, while two analysts rated the stock a Hold. Combined, their 12-month average Levi Strauss price target indicates an upside of about 14.4%. In the past three months, LEVI stock has gained 9.7%.

Boeing (BA) – Boeing is an American multinational aircraft manufacturer. Analysts are encouraged by improvements in Boeing’s product quality and by its slow but steadily increasing deliveries. Also, Boeing has stated that it expects only limited impact from tariffs, with minimal disruption to its supply chain or production timelines. 16 Wall Street analysts covering BA stock rated it a Buy, two analysts rated the stock a Hold, and one analyst rated it a Sell. Their 12-month average Boeing price target indicates an upside of 12.3%. Year-to-date, BA stock has gained 12.3%.

Visit the Compare Stocks page for Trump Tariffs: Stocks at Risk in 2025, to view a complete list of the 10 stocks most at risk due to Trump tariffs. Click on any ticker to thoroughly research the stock before you decide whether to add it to your portfolio.