3 Stocks Wall Street Analysts Say You Can Buy Now and Forget About Until 2036

"Nvidia is the largest publicly traded corporation and finds itself at the center of the AI boom. The company's AI chips are in heavy demand, with the largest tech companies rushing to give Nvidia more money. The chipmaker is years ahead of its competitors and has a real shot at becoming the most profitable company by the end of the decade."

"Nvidia's revenue surged by 62% year-over-year in Q3 FY26, and its revenue numbers were also up by 22% sequentially. Even though Nvidia has been posting high revenue growth numbers for multiple years, its sequential growth shows that demand is still accelerating. Vera Rubin chips will come out in the second half of 2026, and this chip is expected to produce higher revenue than Nvidia's current Blackwell chips."

"AI is still in its early innings. Autonomous vehicles, physical robots, and advanced AI software are just getting started. The scaling of these services, plus additional AI-powered services, will require an immense amount of computing power. Nvidia's chips are the best in the industry, which results in high revenue growth and net profit margins approaching 60%."

"Alphabet has led the search engine market for multiple decades. It owns roughly 90% of the market, and that's just the Google search engine. YouTube has complemented Google search nicely for almost 20 years, and Google Cloud has turned into a key revenue and profit driver."

Wall Street analysts identify three major technology stocks as long-term buy-and-hold opportunities for patient investors over the next decade. Nvidia leads the AI chip market with 62% year-over-year revenue growth and maintains years of technological advantage over competitors, with upcoming Vera Rubin chips expected to exceed current Blackwell performance. The company's net profit margins approach 60% as demand accelerates for AI infrastructure. Alphabet dominates search with 90% market share, while YouTube and Google Cloud provide additional revenue streams. Google Cloud achieved 48% year-over-year growth, establishing itself as a significant profit driver. Both companies benefit from early-stage AI adoption across autonomous vehicles, robotics, and advanced software requiring massive computing power.

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