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Home / Blog / Best Stocks to Buy Right Now: 7 Picks for June 2026

Best Stocks to Buy Right Now: 7 Picks for June 2026

ByJenna Lofton June 10, 2026September 12, 2026
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Updated June 10th, 2026

Best Stocks to Buy Right Now: 7 Picks for June 2026

May delivered another strong month for anyone paying attention to the infrastructure layer of the AI economy. The S&P 500 held up, earnings across this watchlist were broadly strong, and the common thread across every name below got louder: the companies that build, power, and enable the AI build-out are generating real earnings from real customers with real contracts. That story did not change in May. It accelerated.

Here is what I am watching heading into June.


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  • 1. Arista Networks (ANET): Supply-Constrained and Still Raising Guidance
  • 2. NVIDIA (NVDA): Agentic AI Just Changed the Demand Equation
  • 3. GE Vernova (GEV): Data Center Orders Are Now Larger Than Full-Year 2025 in a Single Quarter
  • 4. Vistra Energy (VST): Meta Just Signed a Nuclear Power Deal Worth 2,600 Megawatts
  • 5. Albemarle (ALB): EBITDA Up 148 Percent and Energy Storage Demand Through Early 2027
  • 6. Palantir Technologies (PLTR): Fastest Revenue Growth as a Public Company and Raising Again
  • 7. Constellation Energy (CEG): Revenue Beat by $2.4 Billion and 20 Percent EPS Growth Targeted Through 2029
  • The Bottom Line for June:

1. Arista Networks (ANET): Supply-Constrained and Still Raising Guidance

Dynamic Stock Chart for TICKER ANET

Arista reported Q1 2026 results on May 5th that were hard to argue with from any angle. Revenue came in at $2.709 billion, up 35.1 percent year over year, beating the company’s own $2.6 billion guide. EPS of $0.87 beat analyst estimates of $0.79 by over 10 percent. Operating cash flow hit a record $1.69 billion.

The headline that mattered most: management raised full-year 2026 revenue guidance to $11.5 billion and lifted the AI revenue target to $3.5 billion, up from $3.25 billion. That means Arista expects to more than double its AI-specific sales year over year.

Wall Street vs. Reality: The bear case centers on gross margin pressure, which came in at 61.9 percent versus 63.7 percent a year ago. Supply chain inflation and customer mix are the culprits, and management was transparent about it. What got buried in the margin noise was the billings growth story and the $7.7 billion in remaining performance obligations sitting on the balance sheet. That is a forward revenue commitment, not a hope.

My Position: I have held ANET since mid-2025 and added on the post-earnings dip. When a company with $1.69 billion in quarterly operating cash flow sells off because gross margins compressed 180 basis points, that is a sentiment reaction, not a business deterioration. I used it accordingly.