The tariffs of the Trump administration have triggered concerns about the effects on demand and fears of a potential recession that roams the stock market.
In the middle of the persistent volatility, the withdrawal in several shares with strong foundations offers a lucrative opportunity to build a position. Top Wall Street analysts recognize attractive names with robust long-term growth outlook and they act at convincing levels.
In this sense, three shares that are preferred by the top professionals on the street are rated the analysts based on their previous performance, according to Tipranks, a platform.
Microsoft
The first on the list of this week is the Tech giant Microsoft ((Msft), which is considered one of the most important beneficiaries of ongoing artificial intelligence wave. This year, the MSFT share is in red in red due to the pressure on the wider market and the weak quarterly guidelines of the company.
Recently, the analyst of Jefferies, Brent Thill, confirmed a merchanting for MSFT with a price target of $ 550 that after the recent sale, the risk/reward profile of the share with 27 times 12-month profit per share looks attractive. Thill said that despite the latest underperformance, Msft remains one of the most popular large caps in Jefferies. He sees several drivers so that the share restarts, including the possibility of growth in Azure and the M365 commercial cloud to stabilize or refuse when AI revenues are greater.
The analyst found that Azures continued to grow against Amazon from Amazon Web Services and a solid AI-controlled residue growth of Amazon in the Decquartal in Decquarts in 15% compared to the 8% or 7% growth of Amazon and Alphabet by Amazon and Alphabet. For M365 Commercial Cloud, Thill expects Copilot to continue to have a solid but gradual acceptance that will become more material in the 2026 financial year.
Another demonstrated drivers highlighted was the continued expansion of MSFT's operating range despite considerable AI investments. “The edge of Msft was still well over large cap fellow colleagues in the mid -1940s in the mid -1930s,” he said.
Finally, Thill claimed that Microsoft Free Cash Flow (FCF) had completed 20% for 23 years, but the potential for positive revisions for GJ26 estimates if the growth of the investment output increases to moderate and AI sales.
Thill is number 677 among more than 9,400 analysts, which were followed by Tipranks. His reviews were successful 57% of cases and delivered an average return of 7.5%. See Microsoft owner structure on Tipranks.
Snowflake
Cloud-based data analysis software company Snowflake ((SNOW) Is the second stock selection of this week. The company delivered better than expected results for the fourth quarter of the 2025 financial year and spent a solid outlook in the full year, which is due to the demand in connection with AI.
On March 23, the RBC Capital Analyst Matthew Hedberg confirmed a business destination of 221 USD a merchant for snowflake shares. After a meeting with the management, the analyst said that he had a “better appreciation for the company's goal of being the easiest to use and cost-effective cloud company data platform for AI and machine learning (ML).
Hedberg sees snow stand as an attractive choice, especially after the recent retreat, due to its superior management team, a market chance of 342 billion US dollars by 2028 and the right architecture. He also emphasized other positive aspects, including the strength of the core products of Data Warehousing and Data Engineering as well as the progress in AI/ML offers.
“With a growth of 30% of USD 3.5 billion, several idiosyncratic sales drivers and margin improvement, snow remains one of our top ideas,” said Hedberg.
The analyst also emphasized that the CEO of Snowflake, Sridhar Ramaswamy, focuses on product innovations due to its experience on Google and NEEVA, but he also works just as hard to improve the company market for data analysts and data scientists.
Hedberg is number 61 among more than 9,400 analysts, which were followed by Tipranks. His reviews were profitable in 64% of cases and provided an average return of 18.8%. See Snowflake Insider Trading Activity on Tipranks.
Netflix
Finally we look at the streaming giant Netflix ((Nflx) that continue to impress investors with their optimistic financial performance and strategic initiatives. In fact, the company exceeded the 300 million paid member brand in the fourth quarter of 2024.
Recently, the JPMorgan analyst Doug Muth has repeated a business rating for Netflix with a price target of USD 1,150. The analyst found that the NFLX share in 2025 has previously exceeded the S&P 500, which reflects the optimism through the company's sales outlook from 2025, the solid content delivery and the growing dominance in streaming area.
Grandy believes that “NFLX against macro counterwind should be relatively defensive”, given the robust engagement and the affordability of the platform in connection with a high level of commitment. The analyst also emphasized that the company's low-price adhesive at 7.99 USD per month in the USA makes the service widely accessible.
Apart from a robust commitment, Grandh expects that sales growth of Netflix 2025 will be strengthened by organic subscribers and an increase in average sales per member due to the recent price increases.
The analyst also expects Netflix 2025 from an attractive content of the content, with important publications such as The Residence, Harlan Cobens prisoners, Devil May Cry, the clubhouse: one year with the Red Sox, Black Mirror Season 7 and You-season 5. And a multi-year Free Cashflow Ramp.
Moods rank 82 among more than 9,400 analysts, which were followed by Tipranks. His reviews were profitable in 61% of cases and provided an average return of 19.2%. See Netflix option commercial activity on Tipranks.