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AMD is an example of a large company on the list that is expected to grow sales at a rapid clip through 2026, with a P/E that is lower than Nvidia's. AMD's P/E is also a bit lower than it was a year ago - this is another case where the share price hasn't increased as quickly as the consensus EPS estimate.
It is interesting to see Tesla on the list. The stock has fallen 27% this year, but it is down only moderately from a year ago, and the company ranks 13th among the S&P 500 with an expected two-year sales CAGR of 19.4% through 2026. And its earnings are expected to increase more quickly, as you can see on the table.
The list is varied across industries. Click on the tickers for more information about each company, including news coverage, financials, ratings and price targets.
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