Share Tips 2026: This Week’s Top Stock Picks from MoneyWeek
As investors look ahead to 2026, keeping up with the latest share tips can make all the difference in building a strong and diversified portfolio. MoneyWeek, known for its award-winning financial journalism and expert analysis, has once again rounded up some of the most promising stock picks for this week. These picks come from a combination of UK and international sources, providing a balanced perspective for those interested in both domestic and overseas investments.
Top Three Stocks to Buy Now
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Gold.com (NYSE: GOLD)
Barron’s highlights Gold.com as a key player in the precious metals market. This US-based firm operates across the entire supply chain—from refining and minting to retail and wholesale. With gold and silver prices rallying recently, Gold.com stands to benefit significantly. The company’s annual net income has jumped impressively from $6.6 million to $11.7 million. Its business model profits from transaction spreads, capturing the difference between what customers pay and the spot prices of metals. Additionally, Gold.com’s status as an authorized distributor of US government-backed coins adds to its appeal. Analysts predict double-digit earnings growth for Gold.com through 2027, making its current stock price of $47 a compelling buy. -
Tesco (LSE: TSCO)
Investors’ Chronicle notes that Tesco has achieved a ten-year high in market share, buoyed by strong annual sales growth of 5.4%, reaching £74 billion. The growth has been driven notably by its premium product lines, such as the “Finest” food range, catering to customers seeking high-quality dining options. While geopolitical tensions in the Middle East inject some uncertainty into the outlook, Tesco’s adjusted operating profit is expected to fall between £3 billion and £3.3 billion next year. Resilient cash flow and an ability to hold its ground against discounting competitors make Tesco a top choice despite a premium valuation. The stock sits at 493p. -
Intel (NASDAQ: INTC)
According to Barron’s, Intel’s shares have lagged behind the broader S&P 500 index over the past five years, though recent management changes suggest a potential turnaround. The company has implemented significant cost-cutting measures under new leadership and forged partnerships with tech giants such as Alphabet, SpaceX, Tesla, and Nvidia. While Intel’s earnings and profit margins currently face pressure due to payments for outsourced chip production as it expands its own manufacturing capacity, the long-term prospects reflecting higher earnings and free cash flow remain promising. The stock currently trades around $83. Additional Stocks Worth Considering -
Ferguson Enterprises (NYSE: FERG)
Ferguson Enterprises is the leading distributor of plumbing, heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning products in the US. Barron’s considers it undervalued with an expected price appreciation of around 25% over the next 18 months, driven by market share gains. The company has been actively acquiring competitors, with about two dozen acquisitions in four years. Despite challenges from high interest rates and commodity price fluctuations, Ferguson aims to reach $40 billion in revenue and $4 billion in operating profit within three years. Analysts forecast annual sales and earnings growth of 5%-6% and 10%, respectively. Current price is approximately $261. 2. M&C Saatchi (LSE: SAA)
Investors’ Chronicle reports that M&C Saatchi faced a tough year with a 75% drop in pre-tax profits, a fallout from clients cutting marketing budgets amid US tariffs and delays in public-sector contracts due to the US government shutdown. The CEO’s departure and a 7.3% revenue decline to £20 million necessitated scrapping the final dividend to fund a share buyback. Despite these setbacks, the company expects a rebound this year. The strategic focus on simplifying operations and targeting higher-growth, higher-margin assets is viewed as a positive sign. The stock price has fallen by 20% in 2026, now trading around 125p, suggesting it could be undervalued.
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