The Market Pulled Back. Here Are 5 Stocks Worth Buying on June 11, 2026.
The S&P 500 dropped roughly 3.3% in the week ending June 6, 2026 — its worst weekly performance of the year. Attention shifted to the SpaceX IPO pricing on June 11, a historically large capital raise that Neuberger Berman estimates could require passive index funds alone to absorb 24% of the float within the first 15 trading days. That mechanical buying pressure is expected to require proportional selling of existing large-cap holdings, particularly technology stocks, to rebalance. The result heading into June 11: some of the strongest businesses in the world sitting at meaningfully lower prices than they traded at just two months ago.
For long-term investors, pullbacks driven by supply mechanics — not deteriorating fundamentals — have historically been worth paying attention to. Here are five companies whose underlying businesses remain as strong as ever.
- Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA)
Nvidia is the defining infrastructure company of the AI era. Its data center GPUs power virtually every major AI training and inference operation worldwide, and Taiwan supply chain checks conducted in early June 2026 indicate demand remains tighter than supply — a bullish signal for the quarters ahead. On June 2, 2026, Wedbush’s Dan Ives noted that Nvidia’s visibility into hyperscaler AI spending gives it multi-year earnings runway that is largely immune to near-term market noise.
Shares trade at $200.94 as of June 10, 2026, representing a market cap of approximately $4.9T. The trailing P/E sits at 30.7x on earnings per share of $6.54, reasonable by historical standards for a company growing earnings at this pace. The 52-week range is $140.85 to $236.54. The average analyst price target across eight tracked ratings — all bullish — is $321.88, implying 60% upside from current levels.
- Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT)
Microsoft may be the most underappreciated AI story in large-cap tech. The company has embedded AI capabilities across its entire product suite — Azure, Office 365, Copilot, GitHub — and reported fiscal third-quarter 2026 results in April 2026 that showed Azure cloud revenue accelerating to 35% year-over-year growth. The commercial remaining performance obligation, which represents future contracted revenue, reached $315 billion, up 34% year over year.
At $399.79 per share and a market cap of approximately $3.0T, Microsoft trades at a trailing P/E of 23.8x on earnings per share of $16.80 — its lowest valuation relative to earnings in over two years. The 52-week range runs from $356.28 to $555.45. Wells Fargo raised its price target to $650 on June 1, 2026. The consensus average target across nine tracked ratings is $575.33, with the high at $680 from Tigress Financial.
- Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOG)
Alphabet completed an $85 billion equity offering in late May 2026 — one of the largest on record for any company — adding to the supply pressure on its shares. That offering, combined with the broader market pullback, has pushed the stock well below where most analysts see fair value.
The business fundamentals remain intact. Alphabet reported first-quarter 2026 revenue of $90.2 billion on April 29, 2026, up 12% year over year, with Google Search growing 10%, YouTube ad revenue up 10%, and Google Cloud posting 28% growth. Net income reached $34.5 billion for the quarter. The company also completed its acquisition of Wiz in the quarter, accelerating its cloud security capabilities.
Shares trade at $354.21, giving the company a market cap of approximately $4.3T. The trailing P/E is 27.0x on earnings per share of $13.11. The 52-week range is $163.33 to $404.47. TD Cowen raised its price target to $475 on June 9, 2026. The consensus average target across five tracked ratings is $435.60, with the high at $475.
- Broadcom (NASDAQ: AVGO)
Broadcom has quietly become one of the most important custom silicon companies in AI infrastructure. Its XPU chips power AI training clusters at Google, Meta, and ByteDance, and management provided a framework at its June 4, 2026 investor day projecting 40% compound annual revenue growth over the next five years, driven primarily by AI chip demand. JP Morgan raised its price target to $580 on June 4, 2026, citing the visibility of AI XPU revenue ramps at its three hyperscaler customers.
At $373.34 per share with a market cap of approximately $1.77T, Broadcom has pulled back sharply from its 52-week high of $495. Trailing P/E is 61.9x on earnings per share of $6.03, with the 52-week low at $243.80. Eight of nine tracked analysts carry bullish ratings. The consensus average target is $517.78, with the high at $580 from JP Morgan.
- Meta Platforms (NASDAQ: META)
Meta is the cheapest stock on this list by a considerable margin relative to its growth rate. Trading at a trailing P/E of just 20.8x on earnings per share of $27.51, the company generates more earnings per dollar of market cap than any of the other four names here. First-quarter 2026 revenue came in at $42.3 billion on April 30, 2026, up 16% year over year, with operating income of $17.6 billion and an operating margin of 41%. Daily active people across its apps reached 3.43 billion.
The AI investment thesis for Meta is different from the others on this list. Rather than selling AI infrastructure, Meta is deploying AI to improve ad targeting, feed ranking, and content recommendation — translating directly into higher advertising revenue per user. Management raised full-year 2026 capital expenditure guidance to $64–$72 billion to fund that AI buildout.
Shares trade at $572.56 with a market cap of approximately $1.45T. The 52-week range runs from $520.26 to $796.25. The consensus average analyst target is $827.22, representing roughly 44% upside, with the high at $1,015 from Rosenblatt.
6. Bonus pick – Massive Data Leak Exposes 512,000-Line Code That Could Change Society Forever
One of the world’s most powerful tech companies just accidentally leaked an extraordinary 512,000 lines of source code across nearly 2,000 internal files…
And exposed a new AI breakthrough that could change America forever.
You see, when I examined this code, I saw something that few others had noticed…
A hidden mechanism that could create extraordinary wealth for savvy investors… and financial turmoil for everyone else.
The source code refers to it as Project Tengu.
And you can find its fingerprints on many of the biggest stories of 2026.
From the $1 trillion tech wipeout in February and the ongoing waves of layoffs…
To the military conflicts in Venezuela and Iran, and NASA’s space exploration efforts…
It all traces back to this Tengu initiative.
No wonder Time magazine recently crowned the lab behind it “the most disruptive company in the world.”
However… if what I’ve discovered about this code is correct…
On June 16, it could trigger an explosive sea-change that will make its past moves sound trivial in comparison.
This could spark a 42-fold investment boom, impact $500 trillion in global wealth, and make investors in this company a great deal of money.
This firm (not SpaceX or OpenAI) is planning to go public as soon as this year…
But if you want to get a jump on the masses and invest in it ahead of its potential trillion-dollar IPO, I’ve identified a “backdoor” into this startup that’s currently trading for less than $40 a share.
And it recently experienced the same proprietary signal that appeared before Nvidia, Apple, and Tesla soared dramatically.
This firm’s technology is the “secret weapon” of the most powerful people in tech and finance…
- Mark Zuckerberg
- Ray Dalio
- Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon
- And even Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang who called it “incredible.”
Right now, you have a chance to invest in this company before it reshuffles the global power structure as soon as June 16.
I’m sharing the name and ticker symbol of this pre-IPO opportunity in an emergency briefing in the heart of the financial district – the 50th floor of 4 World Trade Center.
I filmed this presentation here because this company’s Project Tengu initiative could make New York – and our country at large – become unrecognizable.
And if you can only buy ONE stock that could profit from this $500 trillion technological shift… I strongly recommend you make it this one.
For all the details…
P.S. In my view, this is the biggest and most important potential IPO of 2026.
And I say that not because its annual revenues have already surpassed both OpenAI and SpaceX…
Or because its sales have grown by an extraordinary 10-fold every single year since its inception three years ago…
Or even because it’s an AI powerhouse trusted by eight of the 10 largest companies in the world.
No, I believe this will produce the hottest IPO of 2026… and potentially become the biggest company in stock market history by the end of the decade…
Because I’ve experienced its technology firsthand – and accessed a “beta test” of its Tengu program.
I recently filmed a brief, 30-second demonstration of this application, so you can see for yourself why the Wall Street Journal calls it “a thinking machine of shocking capability.”
Click here to watch the demo now.
