Investing.com’s stocks of the week

Investing.com -- It’s been a disappointing week for stocks with various geopolitical and macroeconomic factors continuing to impact investor sentiment. Here are Investing.com’s stocks of the week: 

Broadcom (NASDAQ:AVGO)

Broadcom shares declined for most of the week. However, the company reported its latest quarterly earnings on Thursday after the close, topping earnings and revenue expectations while also providing a solid outlook, sending its shares higher.

The performance was underpinned by growing AI-led demand for its custom AI chips. At the time of writing on Friday, the company’s stock is up 4.5%.

Reacting to the report, Mizuho analysts said Broadcom is a “must own” AI stock. "There is a lot to like from AVGO’s quarter and conference call," Mizuho wrote.

"I would not overthink AVGO. It is a must own in my view if you can look past the near-term Tech correction and melt-down," they added.

Crypto Stocks

Crypto stocks make it onto the list once again, although it’s been somewhat of a mixed week for the names in the industry, with Coinbase (NASDAQ:COIN), Hut 8 and MicroStrategy declining on Friday, while miners such as Riot Platforms (NASDAQ:RIOT), MARA Holdings made gains. 

With Bitcoin recovering somewhat from its $78,197 low last week, it is down over 2% on Friday as the space tries to find some stability. Bitcoin is up over 3% in the last seven days.

MongoDB (NASDAQ:MDB)

MongoDB also reported earnings this week. Its quarterly earnings and revenue topped consensus expectations, but the softer-than-expected full-year guidance sent its stock tumbling. 

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MongoDB shares dropped 27% in Thursday’s session, while they are down a further 4.4% on Friday, as of 12:45 pm ET.

However, analysts at Citi said they “are buyers of the pullback” as they see “more prudence in guidance given [the] ongoing CFO transition and have more conviction in upside to numbers with fundamentals stable to improving in Q4 with underlying Atlas (NYSE:ATCO) consumption+ sales productivity both improving in the quarter, and a pathway for accelerating Atlas growth in FY26.”

RBC Capital also sees a buying opportunity in the stock following the decline, stating: “We believe the noise with overall disappointing guidance has created an attractive entry point.”

Marvell (NASDAQ:MRVL) Technology

MRVL was another stock that dropped following its quarterly release this week, down more than 19% on Thursday, with a 4.2% decline so far on Friday. 

While earnings and revenue just beat analyst expectations, it was the company’s in-line revenue forecast that caused concern amongst investors, with worries about spending on AI infrastructure.

Summit Insights downgraded Marvell from Buy to Hold following the results, but Benchmark reiterated its Buy rating on the stock, telling investors in a note that although it understands the “knee-jerk negative trading reaction to less than stellar guidance upside,” a certain level of pessimism was already reflected in the company’s shares.

“While the broader AI trade has recently come under fire from increasing investor concerns regarding the impact of tariffs and heighted foreign trading restrictions, we believe there were many encouraging elements of Marvell’s report,” added Benchmark. 

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“As such, we recommend investors take advantage of the near-term share price weakness as an opportunity to add to positions at a discount.”

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