5 Technically Bullish Stocks with Strong Fundamentals—One Could Rally More Than 60%

The S&P 500 has struggled as the Israel-Iran conflict escalates, though the situation may not be as critical as it seems. The recent reshuffle in the market could be more about fading momentum as the index approaches record highs amid lingering uncertainty. Therefore, investors should focus on alpha names aligned with current macro trends and uncover hidden gems to boost their portfolios. Here are five stocks that show technically bullish signs backed by strong fundamentals, offering compelling upside potential and good entry points.

Coinbase (COIN)

Crypto is becoming central to the Trump administration's agenda and is expected to gain further emphasis going forward. Coinbase, the largest U.S.-based cryptocurrency exchange, should be at the top of the list. The stock has entered a consolidation phase, digesting the post-earnings move and recent crypto rally, but technically it's setting up for the next breakout. Despite the pause, the stock remains above the $233 support line, and MA(3,7,10) indicators signal an upward reversal, forming a bullish pattern.

More importantly, the fundamentals remain robust. The growing mania around stablecoins could propel Coinbase shares to new highs. Retailers like Amazon and Walmart are exploring stablecoin payments as an alternative to traditional Visa and MasterCard systems, potentially creating significant new opportunities in the crypto space. Coinbase also holds a meaningful equity stake in, and partnership with, Circle—the company behind the second-largest stablecoin and a recent hot IPO—positioning it as a major beneficiary of the stablecoin era. As more retailers and tech giants step into crypto, the long-awaited transactional utility of digital currencies may finally be realized, which would be transformative for the company.

Netflix (NFLX)

Even after gaining 37% year-to-date, Netflix still has room to rise. The stock recently entered a consolidation phase following a rally, hovering above support levels with MA(3,7,10) indicating a potential push toward new highs. Investors should closely watch the 1262 level, the previous peak and key resistance point. A breakout above that would confirm a fully bullish pattern.

On the fundamental side, Netflix is poised for one of its strongest content slates in the second half of the year, featuring titles like Squid Game, Wednesday, and Stranger Things, which could further strengthen financial performance and investor sentiment. With robust subscriber growth and successful ad monetization, Netflix is well-positioned to sustain momentum. Additionally, with the stock price hovering around $1,200—making it less accessible for retail investors—management may consider a stock split to improve liquidity, especially given the current low trading volume.

Google (GOOGL)

Google’s AI-powered search and broader AI initiatives remain undervalued. Technically, the stock exhibits a clear bullish structure of higher lows and higher highs, reflecting strong buying sentiment. Although MA(3) fluctuates, both MA(7) and MA(10) remain upward, suggesting a medium-term bullish trend is intact. A further rebound could strengthen momentum. A return to January’s record high implies more than 16% upside from Monday’s close.

Fundamentally, Google remains solid. Gemini continues to lead in AI assistant capabilities, and integration into the core search engine enhances user experience by delivering information more efficiently and cost-effectively. The company has also found a balance between traditional ad revenue and AI-powered search monetization. Given the premium investors are placing on Meta’s AI efforts, Google’s prospects deserve far more attention.

Morgan Stanley (MS)

Morgan Stanley is well-positioned to benefit from the volatile energy and commodity markets, as well as the resurgence of the IPO landscape. With increased market volatility expected and more unicorns preparing to go public, Morgan Stanley could outperform. Technically, the stock displays a higher-low pattern—though currently capped—hinting that a breakout is possible.

On the fundamental side, Trump-driven geopolitical and tariff risks could cause sharp swings in commodity markets, spurring speculative trading activity that supports Morgan Stanley’s business. Market volatility, especially in equities, plays to the firm’s strengths. The recent momentum in the IPO space also indicates investor enthusiasm, particularly around companies in AI, electric vehicles, crypto, defense, and aerospace—areas Trump has emphasized. As more unicorns prepare to file, Morgan Stanley stands to gain significantly.

Voyager (VOYG)

Although Voyager went public just few days ago, optimism surrounding the defense and space company is growing, thanks to its backing by NASA and Palantir. Technically, the stock surged more than 80% on IPO day, followed by a 12% dip and a 9% rebound, closing flat on Monday. This pattern reflects cautious sentiment, yet also shows buy-the-dip behavior. The price action is reminiscent of Palantir’s early days post-IPO, where a volatile start was followed by a powerful rally—a similar trajectory wouldn’t be surprising.

Crucially, Voyager is well-positioned in both national defense—via partnerships with Palantir, Lockheed Martin, and the U.S. Air Force—and space, supported by ties with Palantir and SpaceX. Palantir’s massive $334 billion market cap, compared to Voyager’s $3 billion, could significantly boost Voyager’s growth. Moreover, only one-quarter of Voyager’s total shares are currently outstanding, indicating management’s bullish long-term outlook and limiting short-term market supply. We maintain a justified valuation near $5 billion, suggesting approximately 62% upside from current levels.