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This Month’s AI Picks – December 2025
Highlighting Applied Materials (AMAT), Alphabet (GOOGL), and Eli Lilly (LLY) with sector context, momentum, and AI-driven commentary.
Future AI Picks
Discover December’s forward-looking AI-driven picks: companies from the NASDAQ & S&P 500 with strong fundamentals, resilient growth, and improving technicals across AI infrastructure, digital platforms, and healthcare innovation.
December 2025 | AI Strategy Insights
Top 5 AI Stock Strategies in 2025 — December Update
Summary: December’s featured selections — Applied Materials (AMAT), Alphabet (GOOGL), and Eli Lilly (LLY) — reflect a balanced approach across AI semiconductor infrastructure, digital platforms, and defensive healthcare growth. The analysis highlights how elevated wafer-fab capex, AI-driven monetization in ads and Cloud, and structural demand for obesity and diabetes therapies are shaping earnings momentum heading into 2026. Each position combines cyclical upside with secular demand, emphasizing balance-sheet strength, cash generation, and diversification beyond a single AI theme.
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These monthly picks reflect the best-performing stock for each month in 2025
2025 Monthly Top Stock Performers
Each line reflects the cumulative returns (%) of selected top performers from March to November 2025.
Disclaimer: These monthly top performers are identified retrospectively based on historical data, not in real time by AI.
Top Performer: Dollar General (DG)
Return: +6.95%
DG’s performance highlighted resilience in consumer staples and strong Q2 forecasts.
Top Performer: Palantir Technologies (PLTR)
Return: +13.41%
Palantir’s platforms (Foundry, Gotham) gained adoption across U.S. and allied governments for AI-driven decision-making.
Top Performer: NRG Energy (NRG)
Return: +34.59%
NRG’s strength driven by utilities sector demand surge and clean energy integration momentum.
Top Performer: Oracle Corporation (ORCL)
Return: +31.25%
Oracle surged on strong demand for its AI-integrated cloud infrastructure and enterprise data platforms.
Top Performer: Invesco (IVZ)
Return: +32.84%
Invesco surged as investor appetite for ETFs and fixed-income funds grew amid falling rate expectations.
Top Performer: Albemarle (ALB)
Return: +25.16%
Albemarle surged in August as lithium demand rebounded strongly, fueled by EV battery production growth and renewed investment in clean energy transition. Investors rotated into Materials for both growth exposure and inflation hedging.
Top Performer: Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD)
Return: +61.34%
WBD led September as investors re-rated streaming profitability and deleveraging progress. Improved direct-to-consumer economics and clarity around sports/media rights sparked a sharp multiple expansion, while content discipline supported confidence in sustainable cash flow.
Top Performer: Advanced Micro Devices (AMD)
Return: +55.54%
AMD led October on accelerating AI compute momentum. Anticipation for MI300 family ramps and robust data-center GPU demand supported a sharp re-rating. Management’s execution on supply and platform wins—plus continued CPU share gains—added confidence to 2026 earnings power. Risks include supply constraints and premium valuation sensitivity to industry order timing.
Top Performer: Albemarle Corporation (ALB)
Return: +32.75%
Albemarle led November as sentiment around the lithium cycle began to turn. Stabilizing price expectations, tighter capital spending, and a clearer path to cash-flow recovery supported a strong re-rating. Investors welcomed management’s focus on disciplined growth and contract visibility with EV manufacturers. Key risks include renewed volatility in lithium prices and any slowdown in global EV adoption.