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2026 Comeback Picks: 3 S&P Laggards Poised to Break Out

Authored by Chris Markoch. First Published: 12/11/2025. 

What You Need to Know

• Historical reversal patterns suggest FI, TTD, and DECK could swing from 2025 laggards to 2026 outperformers as leadership broadens beyond AI.
• Rate cuts, election ad spending, and cyclical mean reversion create favorable setup conditions for fintech, ad tech, and discretionary rebounds.
• Analysts project significant upside for Fiserv and The Trade Desk, with Deckers delivering quieter but consistent earnings-driven recovery potential.

There are no sure things in investing. However, reliable patterns can help investors make better decisions. One such pattern: stocks that underperform a market index in one year often outperform in the following year.

That may sound simplistic, but experienced traders know that trends can be useful. The same can apply to long-term investors. Applying the basic principle of buying low and selling high can uncover asymmetric opportunities in sectors that have fallen out of favor.

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Still, investors should demand more than a contrarian narrative. In this case, several macroeconomic and sector-specific signals suggest 2026 could be a comeback year for some of 2025’s biggest losers.

• Many AI stocks have stretched multiples; meanwhile, cyclical stocks look undervalued
• Election spending accelerates ad budgets
• Rate cuts reposition financial and payments leadership

If history repeats itself, the bottom quartile of 2025 performance may drive the top quartile of 2026 results. Here are three stocks to consider.

Fiserv: Waiting on the Rate Cycle

Fiserv Inc. (NASDAQ: FISV) is down 67% in 2025, trading at 2017 levels despite relatively stable fundamentals. Revenue and earnings are flat to slightly lower year-over-year (YOY), but not alarmingly so.

The sharp drop largely reflects a rotation away from payment processors and toward AI-focused names, crypto rails and buy-now-pay-later solutions.

That said, Fiserv remains a key player with sticky banking software revenue, deep merchant penetration and strong free cash flow.

Fiserv’s recovery may hinge on more aggressive rate cuts, since payment volume and transaction growth have historically accelerated when monetary policy eases for consumers.

FISV looks fundamentally inexpensive with a forward price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of about 6.4x. Analysts project roughly 16.9% earnings growth in the next 12 months and assign a consensus price target of $121.08, which would imply about 82% upside.

The Trade Desk: Ad Cycle Reset = Rebound Setup

The Trade Desk Inc. (NASDAQ: TTD) is down 66% in 2025 and more than 70% over the last 12 months, yet the reasons are mixed. While ad spending may be soft in parts of the market, the company reported revenue that was 18% higher YOY in its latest earnings report, suggesting the business is healthier than the stock price implies.

The Trade Desk is seeing strong adoption of its AI platform, Kokai, and its connected TV business remains the fastest-growing channel.

From a valuation standpoint, the stock is trading near 2020 levels while revenue has more than tripled—a clear example of asymmetric risk-reward.

Analysts expect earnings to rise about 35% over the next year, supporting a consensus price target of $76.88, which would represent roughly 95% upside.

Deckers Outdoor: Earnings Strength Hiding Under Rotation

Deckers Outdoor Corp. (NYSE: DECK) is the “best” of this group in the sense that DECK has declined only about 50% in 2025. The drop appears driven more by capital rotation into AI-focused growth stocks than by any fundamental weakness.

Investors may be overlooking Deckers’ revenue and earnings-per-share (EPS) growth, which remain positive year over year.

Much of that strength comes from the HOKA brand, which continues to outgrow the broader footwear category, while the company’s margins remain among the strongest in premium discretionary apparel.

From a sector perspective, consumer discretionary stocks often rebound sharply after down years, and Deckers’ fundamentals support that historical pattern.

Analysts have a consensus price target of $117.58 on DECK, about 16% above the stock’s close on Dec. 9, which aligns with projected earnings growth of roughly 12% in the next 12 months.

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