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Share tips 2026: top stock picks of the week
1. Alcon (NYSE: ALC)
Investors’ Chronicle
Alcon was spun out of Swiss pharma giant Novartis in 2019, and has established itself as one of the world’s key manufacturers of specialist ocular lenses and ophthalmology equipment. Its top-notch technology gives it an enduring competitive advantage. Recently the group has struggled with lacklustre growth in implantable lens sales and failed to outcompete Johnson & Johnson’s medical-technology division. This has hampered the stock. But product launches in 2027 should boost market share, while margins are improving, and analysts expect earnings-per-share growth around 14% to 2028. $64
2. Citigroup (NYSE: C)
Barrons
Citi is the last of the major US banks trading below its pre-crisis peak. But the outlook is improving thanks to CEO Jane Fraser’s multi-year turnaround plan. The organisation’s structure has been simplified and it has started gaining market share in large-cap mergers and acquisitions; it also remains the dominant player in the global payment processing market. Citi’s return on tangible common equity, a key gauge of banks’ profitability after taxes, is expected to climb from 7.7% in 2025 to 12.2% in 2027. Meanwhile, at just over one times book value, Citi is the cheapest of the major banks. Its exposure to the consumer via its credit card and personal banking arms worries sceptics, but households have remained resilient amid persistent inflation. $131
3. Secunet Security (ETR: YSN)
Wirtschaftswoche
A recent cyberattack on Berlin’s state administration has highlighted vulnerabilities in Germany’s IT infrastructure. This bodes well for cybersecurity specialist Secunet Security, as the German public sector accounts for virtually all of its sales. Countries are also increasingly inclined to favour domestic firms when it comes to bolstering cyber defences in order to lessen dependence on foreign operators. No wonder new orders rocketed by 80% in the first half of the year. €256
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