In the past trading week, numerous experts have recommended various stocks for purchase, which are of interest to both private investors and small investors. These recommendations are based on assessments of the respective companies’ future prospects.
Recommended Stocks and Expert Opinions
Lattice Semiconductor
Ralf Anders recommends Lattice Semiconductor (WKN: 878255), a manufacturer of energy-efficient FPGA chips, which are important for applications in machine learning and artificial intelligence directly in the end device. Despite a currently more favorable price level due to the trade war, the long-term outlook remains good. Lattice’s independence is strengthened by the sale of Intel’s majority stake in its FPGA subsidiary Altera to private equity, which is seen as a positive signal.
Airbnb
Caio Reimertshofer views Airbnb (WKN: A2QG35) as attractive again after a recent decline in stock price. The decline was mainly market-related, not operationally related. The core business, offering individual and flexible travel experiences, continues to perform solidly, making Airbnb a strong brand in global tourism.
Other Top Stocks According to Expert Check (May 2025)
A recent expert check lists several stocks as buy recommendations, including Polaris, Nike, Pfizer, Campbell’s, Yum China, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSMC), Brown-Forman, GSK PLC, Alphabet, and Thermo Fisher Scientific.
Favorites of Financial Professionals According to finanzen.net (Week 22/2025)
Experts also recommend these company shares:
- Fresenius (UBS rates “Buy”)
- thyssenkrupp (Baader Bank “Buy”, price target 8 euros)
- BMW (“Outperform” with a price target of 92 euros by Bernstein Research)
- Novo Nordisk (“Buy” with a price target of 750 Danish Krone by Deutsche Bank Research)
- BASF (“Outperform” with a price target of 60 euros by Bernstein Research)
These recommendations reflect confidence in the future development of these companies and offer investors interesting options to diversify their portfolios.
In summary, several promising stocks from various sectors – from technology to consumer goods to industrial companies – were recommended for purchase by analysts last week, making them relevant for both private investors and small investors.