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3 Quiet AI Revenue Accelerators With Sales Growth Outpacing Peers
Written by Nathan Reiff. Publication Date: 7/7/2026.
Key Points
- Fabrinet, MACOM Technology Solutions, and Credo Technology Group are three overlooked semiconductor firms positioned to benefit from the growing AI supply chain.
- All three companies posted strong recent revenue growth, with Fabrinet, MACOM, and Credo reporting sales increases of 39%, 22.5%, and 157% year-over-year, respectively.
- Analysts remain largely bullish on all three stocks, citing attractive valuations and Buy ratings.
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The AI boom is reshaping the market well beyond its most obvious beneficiaries—tech, energy, and utilities firms—and some of the best ways to benefit from it have largely gone overlooked. Even within a prominent AI industry like semiconductors, some companies have unique opportunities to serve as pick-and-shovel investments because of their role in the complex AI supply chain.
When considering possible AI revenue accelerators, it helps to look for firms that already have sales growth momentum. Three companies—Fabrinet (NYSE: FN), MACOM Technology Solutions (NASDAQ: MTSI), and Credo Technology Group Inc. (NASDAQ: CRDO)—fit this description and boast strong analyst support, making them candidates for an increasingly prominent role in the AI industry.
Important Optical Packaging Firm With an Attractive Valuation
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Porter Stansberry spent 30 years ignoring outside investment systems - until he met Emmet Savage in Dublin. Savage's model, built on Hamiltonian mechanics applied to equity analysis, has delivered nearly 2,000% returns over 17 years with only one losing year.
What convinced Porter wasn't the returns. It was the sell discipline - a framework that identifies the exact moment a position's energy begins to decay, signaling an exit before the decline. He calls it the most rigorous sell system he has ever seen, comparing its edge to RenTech's famed Medallion Fund.
Watch Porter's full breakdown of Project Prophet and Emmet's systemFabrinet is a precision optical packaging company responsible for many of the key components vital to hyperscalers and data centers, such as transceivers and silicon photonics components. This positions the company at a major bottleneck in the broader AI supply chain and as a firm likely to play a role in a growing share of AI system deployments for the foreseeable future.
This has already been demonstrated by the company's strong sales, including record revenue of $1.2 billion in the latest quarter, a year-over-year (YOY) increase of 39%. Revenue came in ahead of expectations, and non-GAAP earnings per share (EPS) of $3.72 beat guidance as well.
Going forward, an essential step for Fabrinet will be successfully building its capacity to allow for further scaling. From new capacity buildouts in recent quarters to investments in existing semiconductor fabrication facilities and the acquisition of new sites for development, the company has an aggressive, multi-pronged plan to generate several billion dollars in additional revenue capacity, although the exact timeline remains to be seen.
In the meantime, Fabrinet screens as one of the most compelling valuations across the AI industry, with a price-to-sales (P/S) ratio of about 5. With six Buy ratings and four Holds, as well as 32% upside potential forecast, analysts are also bullish on this important but easy-to-miss AI player.
Massive Data Center Sales Growth Is Just One Part of MACOM's Appeal
MACOM is also in the semiconductor space, but it specializes in analog, microwave, millimeter-wave, and photonics tools and services. Data center applications are a primary driver of revenue growth—sales increased by 22.5% YOY in the latest reported quarter to solidly beat analyst expectations, while book-to-bill reached a record 1.5. Management has even raised its base-case growth rate for data center revenue from 35%-40% to more than 60%, a sign of impressive optimism that this trend will continue through at least the end of the fiscal year in September.
At least two other important factors help to support MACOM as a prospective investment. First, the firm has experienced noteworthy margin expansion in recent quarters, thanks to its excellent operational execution. With fiscal 2026 adjusted gross margin expected to be in the range of 59%-60%, this positive trajectory seems likely to continue.
Second, the company has other growth drivers outside of AI—crucially, industrial and defense sales have also climbed strongly.
It's no surprise, then, that analysts have given MTSI stock 11 Buy ratings compared to just three Holds. Although upside potential is minimal at just 10%, there is unmistakable excitement across Wall Street surrounding MACOM's AI potential.
Major Growth in Multiple Categories, But CRDO Could Still Be Undervalued
Known for its zero-flap connectivity solutions, Credo could play a transformational role in keeping AI optical connections running smoothly and quickly. This company has been on a massive growth streak in recent months—shares are up more than 85% year to date, quarterly revenue ballooned by 157% YOY in the last quarter to a record $437 million, and non-GAAP net income of nearly $227 million was also an all-time high.
Optical revenue has been driving Credo's growth, and for the current fiscal year (ending in May 2027), sales in this area are expected to exceed $600 million.
Even so, the company's price/earnings-to-growth (PEG) ratio, a measure of relative value based on expected earnings growth, is competitive at 1.1. This may be why an impressive 17 analysts have assigned Buy ratings to CRDO stock, compared to just two Holds.
Buyer Beware: These 2 Stocks Charts Just Displayed a Death Cross
Written by Jessica Mitacek. Publication Date: 7/10/2026.
Key Points
- Both Hertz Global Holdings and Kinross Gold recently formed death cross patterns, a bearish technical signal suggesting further downside price action may follow.
- Hertz has slashed its profit guidance, faced dilution concerns from a debt and borrowed-share offering, and hit a fresh 52-week low amid a consensus Reduce rating.
- Kinross Gold has fallen more than 39% since its all-time high as gold prices slumped, though short interest and institutional selling have both increased.
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Of all the bearish indicators in technical analysis, perhaps none is more ominous than the death cross.
For beaten-down stocks, this trend-confirmation pattern appears when the short-term 50-day moving average crosses below the long-term 200-day moving average, suggesting more downside may lie ahead.
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Porter Stansberry spent 30 years ignoring outside investment systems - until he met Emmet Savage in Dublin. Savage's model, built on Hamiltonian mechanics applied to equity analysis, has delivered nearly 2,000% returns over 17 years with only one losing year.
What convinced Porter wasn't the returns. It was the sell discipline - a framework that identifies the exact moment a position's energy begins to decay, signaling an exit before the decline. He calls it the most rigorous sell system he has ever seen, comparing its edge to RenTech's famed Medallion Fund.
Watch Porter's full breakdown of Project Prophet and Emmet's systemAnd while sharp pullbacks and corrections can sometimes signal a looming bottom, a potential reversal, and a buying opportunity, the death cross often indicates that bearish momentum is strengthening.
That is likely the case for Hertz Global Holdings (NASDAQ: HTZ) and Kinross Gold (NYSE: KGC), as sentiment, ratings, and fundamentals support what the death cross has already suggested. For investors looking for value buys, these two stocks may be best left off the watchlist.
Hertz: Dilution, Depreciation, and a Slashed Profit Outlook
Hertz has been here before, and not long ago.
The previous death cross on Hertz’s one-year chart appeared on Nov. 28.
That was followed by a 26% decline before the stock bottomed and rallied to its year-to-date high on April 20.
But a multitude of factors—many of which have remained in place since the prior death cross—came to a head in Q2. Hertz lowered its guidance to a range of $50 million to $80 million as weaker used-car values increased depreciation pressure across its rental fleet. At the same time, investor sentiment deteriorated further as the company raised capital through a $350 million debt package and a related $100 million borrowed-share offering, which involved more than 37 million borrowed shares and raised concerns about leverage and dilution.
Those factors culminated in a 41% single-day loss on June 24. Then, in early July, a second death cross appeared on Hertz’s one-year chart.
The stock recently hit a fresh 52-week low after losing nearly 60% in the past month alone and roughly 70% over the past year. Since its five-year high in November 2021, HTZ has plummeted more than 94%.
Hertz has missed earnings in 10 of the last 13 quarters. In Q1, the company reported a 92% year-over-year reduction in operating cash flow growth, while earnings per share (EPS) growth slipped more than 130% from the prior quarter.
On June 30, Morgan Stanley lowered its price target on Hertz from $5 to $3.50. The stock carries a consensus Reduce rating, short interest now exceeds 17% of the float, and HTZ now sports a beta of 2.2, suggesting its recent bout of volatility is not yet in the rearview mirror.
As Gold Tumbles, So Too Does Kinross
Since the start of 2024, Kinross Gold has mirrored the record-setting gains in the precious metals market.
That years-long rally was good for gold stocks in general, but it was especially beneficial to Kinross, which operates six active gold mines in Brazil, Mauritania, and the United States.
The stock has gained more than 550% from January 2024 to Jan. 28, 2026, when it hit its all-time high (ATH).
But Q2 told a different story. After gold prices posted their worst quarterly performance in 13 years, Kinross fell out of favor with commodities traders.
Since its ATH, the stock is down more than 39%, and on the last day of June, a death cross emerged on KGC’s one-year chart:
Because Kinross’s performance is closely tied to the spot price of gold, the stock sold off alongside the precious metal as investors locked in profits after a multi-year run-up. Gold is now mired in a bear market, as a rebound in the U.S. dollar and rising inflation have fueled speculation about interest rate hikes that, if they materialize, will continue to incentivize investors to rotate out of the metal and into yield-generating securities.
Kinross beat earnings in 13 of the last 14 quarters, and in 2025, the Toronto-based mining company reported record revenue, net income, and free cash flow. But the company’s forward production guidance is mostly flat at around 2 million ounces per year through 2027.
At the same time, CapEx has grown more than 56% from $764 million in 2022 to nearly $1.2 billion last year. Despite a Moderate Buy rating, short interest is currently 26% higher than it was the month prior, while institutional selling has increased in four of the past five quarters.
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