How I define “cheap” and “good” • Cheap: large caps temporarily priced below their fundamentals because of cyclical headwinds, execution resets, or sentiment.. • Good: durable cash generation, defensible positioning, and near‑term catalysts that can close the gap. 1) Pfizer (NYSE: PFE) Why cheap Post‑pandemic revenue reset and pipeline skepticism depressed the multiple despite improved guidance. In Q3 2025 Pfizer raised its FY25 adjusted EPS range to $3.00–$3.15. Business Wire Why good Scale in biopharma, solid balance of vaccines and specialty medicines, and ongoing c...

1 2 The 5G boom is already here. Analysts at Cowen & Co. already refer to it as a “coming revolution.” “5G will usher in this revolution and have a ‘game-changing’ impact on society. Certainly, there are already several technologies including artificial intelligence, robotics, the Internet of Things, quantum computing, etc. that have already impacted our lives a great deal. 5G will serve as the ‘glue’ for these foundational technologies to come together--and that convergence will form ‘the fourth industrial revolution,’” they said, as quoted by Barron’s. Others believe it could ushe...

10 Stocks to Buy under $10 in 2026 Finding value in the sub-$10 stock market isn't about finding "cheap" stocks; it's about identifying significant mispricings. The 10 companies on this list were chosen because each experienced a major, fundamental catalyst in late 2025. The market has likely not yet priced in these transformative events, setting the stage for a potential re-rating in 2026. This list focuses on companies with new AI partnerships, critical financial turnarounds, and major contract wins. Here are 10 stocks under $10 with major catalysts heading into 2026. 1. Stagwell (S...