Up-and-coming equity analysts give their 19 favorite stock picks of the moment, and why they recommend each one
KBR stock over the last 12 months, as of May 25.Engineering company KBR actually owns the process technology for production of ammonia. And so a greater than 50% of the global share of ammonia production is produced with their technology.
Ammonia, which has been widely used as a fertilizer, through new methods and technology can become a carbon-free fuel. I think the average person in the US knows them because they've traveled. If you go to the airport and use the machine where you put your hands up, Leidos makes that machine. That business has been well below where it typically was pre-pandemic, and so we think it's an opportunity for that growth to really continue in all weather at least into next year. And so we think that will be a pretty meaningful sales tailwind.Robert Mollins of Gordon Haskett's picks: Uber and DoordashUber has created this ecosystem that essentially meant to lock you in and make it so that you cannot operate your daily life without Uber.
They're just creating a free marketing engine within their own system to get you to use their other products. Same thing with alcohol, convenience, things like that, that just create this flywheel effect where every time you use it you're reminded,"Hey we're here for something else, too"' Whereas if you're at Lyft, Lyft doesn't have that capability, because there are no adjacent products.
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