3 Stocks Up 170% That Still Have More Explosive Growth Ahead

"The stock market has been a rollercoaster this year, marked by geopolitical tensions, trade wars, and shifting Federal Reserve policies that have left investors on edge. Yet certain stocks have delivered blockbuster gains, surging hundreds of percent or more on the back of AI hype, crypto rebounds, and tech breakthroughs. Sectors like quantum computing and data centers have led the charge, with shares rocketing as capital flooded in."

"However, many of these winners have outpaced their underlying earnings and cash flows, prompting Wall Street to slap on price targets well below current levels - signaling potential pullbacks for overextended names. Still, not every high-flyer is overvalued. ( ( ( Nebius GroupNASDAQ:NBIS), D-Wave QuantumNASDAQ:QBTS), and IRENNASDAQ:IREN) have posted stellar runs, climbing 170% to 242% year-to-date. Analysts see more upside ahead, too, with targets implying at least 68% growth from here, betting on their roles in the AI and digital asset booms."

"Nebius Group has transformed into a pure-play AI cloud provider since its 2024 rebrand of Russia's Yandex. Its stock has rocketed 242% in 2025, driven by explosive demand for GPU clusters amid the global AI rush. Third-quarter revenue hit $146.1 million, up 355% year-over-year, fueled by major deals with ( ( MicrosoftNASDAQ:MSFT) and Meta PlatformsNASDAQ:META) to host their AI workloads."

The stock market experienced significant volatility driven by geopolitical tensions, trade disputes, and shifting Federal Reserve policies. Certain stocks surged hundreds of percent fueled by AI enthusiasm, crypto rebounds, and tech breakthroughs, with quantum computing and data-center shares attracting heavy capital. Many high-fliers have outpaced underlying earnings and cash flows, prompting lower Wall Street price targets and signaling potential pullbacks for overextended names. Nebius Group transformed into a pure-play AI cloud provider, seeing 242% stock growth in 2025 and third-quarter revenue of $146.1 million, up 355% year-over-year, supported by major deals to host AI workloads and capacity expansion targeting a multibillion-dollar annualized run rate by 2026.

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