Get Thomas Hughes’ 5 top stock picks for December, including two major AI names, a fast-growing GPU-as-a-service player, a drone stock with rapid contract momentum, and a rare earth company coming off a massive pullback.
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MarketBeat27 Nov 2025, 20:53 UTC
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The analysis reviews five AI and tech-related stocks for December, focusing on Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), Broadcom (AVGO), Applied Digital (APLD), and Ondas Holdings (ONDS), plus MP Materials, a rare earth stock. AMD is expected to gain share from Nvidia, with a future target of $278. AVGO is identified as a viable AI player, set to benefit from custom AI solutions, and the price is set to move near 460. Applied Digital is being considered a GPU-as-a-service provider, APLD, with news of additional orders; ONDS shows potential in the drone industry with its AI-powered drone platform, targeting triple-digit growth.
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