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Share tips 2026: this week’s top stock picks
Share tips 2026: MoneyWeek’s roundup of the top stock picks this week – here are four stocks the experts think you should buy.
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1. Coca-Cola HBC (LSE: CCH) Investors’ Chronicle Alcohol’s appeal has faded in recent years as consumers have increasingly focused on “wellness”. Soft drinks stand to benefit from this trend, which augurs well for the Coca-Cola Hellenic Bottling Company (CCH). CCH is the third-largest Coca-Cola bottler by volume, operating in 29 countries. Its purchase of a 75% stake in Coca-Cola Beverages Africa (CCBA) provides access to 14 new markets, allowing it to serve 50% of Africa’s population and take advantage of its young population and rising incomes. CCH has raised its forecast for operating earnings in 2026. 4,224p.
2. Alcoa (NYSE: AA) Source Aluminium producer Alcoa accounts for about 3% of the world’s aluminium, and its output is about to climb by more than 30% thanks to its $4 billion purchase of AliGroup. Meanwhile, aluminium supply may be about to rise in the short term thanks to an increase in Indonesian production, but the shift towards electrification and a growing need for packaging presages robust demand for years to come; it is likely to increase by 2% annually in the next decade. The stock is on six times projected earnings, compared with ten times for its mining peers. Alcoa is a cheap play on an underappreciated commodity. $42
3. Resmed (NYSE: RMD) Barron’s This medical-device manufacturer’s stock is cheap, thanks mainly to concerns that GLP-1 weight-loss drugs could lower demand for its products. Resmed makes masks and similar devices to improve breathing that are crucial for sleep apnea patients. However, specialists have yet to find a link between GLP-1 use and sleep apnea. There may even be potential tailwinds: GLP1’s have increased awareness of sleep apnea, and the recent midterms could mean greater access to treatment under the Affordable Care Act. Moreover, one billion people worldwide suffer from the condition. Resmed has beaten sales estimates in 12 straight quarters, with high-single-digit growth expected in the coming years. Operating margins are set to rise to 37% by 2030, and buybacks will support double-digit growth in earnings per share. $237
4. Cameco (NYSE: CCJ) Wirtschaftswoche Canada’s Cameco, the world’s biggest listed uranium miner and nuclear fuel producer, is benefiting from two key trends: more and more countries are embracing atomic energy; and Western states are seeking to lessen their dependence on Russia for nuclear fuel. The group secures long contracts with utilities, shielding it from the volatile spot market and making earnings more reliable. It has also agreed a strategic partnership with asset manager Brookfield and nuclear services provider Westinghouse to build nuclear reactors worth $80 billion. $75
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