"As we near the end of 2025, plenty of investors will undoubtedly be looking at ways to rebalance or reallocate funds within their portfolios. Indeed, for those looking to harvest some tax losses, or reposition one's holdings for the New Year, now would be the time to do so. After all, we only have a few days left in this fiscal year."
"The thing is, I think it's important for most investors to not get pigeon-holed into one investing style. Holding a broad range of securities (dividend stocks, growth stocks, or companies with better valuations or in the alternative assets space), can provide much better long-term risk-adjusted returns. As such, here's my list of three top stocks to consider buying before we wrap up this year and turn the page to 2026."
"With one of the strongest growth profiles of its peers, thanks to the company's recent investments in its core AI LLM platform (Gemini), Alphabet has found a way to embed its core AI tools within its dominant ecosystems, driving outsized efficiencies. These efficiencies have shown up in the company's results, with Alphabet posting more than $100 billion in quarterly revenue for the first time in Q3."
As the fiscal year ends, investors are advised to rebalance portfolios and harvest tax losses or reposition holdings before year-end. Maintaining diversity across dividend stocks, growth stocks, companies with strong valuations, and alternative assets can improve long-term risk-adjusted returns. Three top stocks are recommended for year-end buying, including Alphabet (GOOG) and Restaurant Brands (QSR). Alphabet's investments in its AI LLM platform Gemini have driven embedded AI tools across its ecosystems, producing outsized efficiencies. Alphabet posted over $100 billion in quarterly revenue in Q3, with 16% revenue growth and 33% earnings growth, driven by higher margins and operating efficiency. Future earnings should benefit from rising demand for cloud storage, search, and AI efficiency.
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