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3 Underfollowed Stocks Wall Street Still Likes—And for Good Reason

Submitted by Nathan Reiff. Article Posted: 1/14/2026. 

In Brief

• Underfollowed and overlooked companies with the potential to improve share prices in 2026 may outshine even more popular names, as was the case for some stocks in 2025.
• Companies including Movado, Nomad Foods, and Mosaic all have double-digit upside potential, despite often going unnoticed.
• Investors should be aware of the risks associated with these firms, even as they show the capacity to build momentum this year.

Despite major gains concentrated in a few mega-cap tech firms last year, investors who took chances on lesser-known stocks were rewarded in 2025. Among the top performers were photonics company Lumentum Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ: LITE), which more than quadrupled in value, and aerospace broadband firm AST SpaceMobile (NASDAQ: ASTS), which rose roughly 244% for the year. Neither firm is tiny, but both are less familiar to many investors who focus on bigger names.

In 2026, a number of other companies—some even smaller and underfollowed on Wall Street—also show strong potential. These stocks carry higher risk than large, popular names, but their recent performance and developments suggest meaningful upside for investors willing to take a chance.

Movado’s Watch Business Remains Steady Despite Tariff Pressures

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Movado Group Inc. (NYSE: MOV) is a major maker of watches and jewelry under brands including Movado, Concord and Ebel. The company quietly improved fundamentals in the latest reported quarter, increasing sales 3.1% year-over-year (YOY) and expanding gross margin by 80 basis points to 54.3% thanks to a strong direct-to-consumer business. Adjusted operating income rose more than 40% YOY, leaving the company at the end of the third quarter of 2025 with nearly $184 million in cash and no debt.

Those results are notable—even with an earnings-per-share (EPS) miss of $0.12—given the unfavorable tariff environment Movado faced. The takeaway for investors is that Movado’s brand remains resilient and that product momentum from new collections, celebrity and influencer endorsements, and special-edition launches continues to attract customers.

Movado also has room to grow, particularly in the Middle East where sales have lagged. Analysts forecast earnings could increase about 152.4% in the coming year as the company benefits from holiday demand and the potential easing of Swiss watch tariffs. In addition, Movado offers a compelling 6.16% dividend yield, and the small number of analysts covering the stock see it rising by more than 35%.

Nomad Is Taking Steps To Turn Things Around in 2026

U.K.-based frozen foods company Nomad Foods Ltd. (NYSE: NOMD) endured a difficult 2025, with shares falling nearly 25% as sales slowed amid reduced promotions and adverse weather. The company missed EPS estimates for the third quarter of 2025 by $0.01, and organic sales declined 1.6% YOY.

That said, there are reasons to be optimistic heading into 2026. Nomad begins the year with a new CEO and a stated goal of accelerating organic growth. Adjusted free cash flow conversion remained strong at year-end, and management expects it to top 90% for the full year.

That cash-flow strength should help the company sustain its 5.65% dividend yield and a dividend payout ratio near 47.2%. Retail volumes are stabilizing, and a multi-year efficiency program combined with price increases should help margins and volumes normalize. Analysts remain upbeat, projecting about 41.3% potential upside in the share price.

Troubled Agricultural Materials Producer Mosaic Could Make a Recovery

Mosaic Co. (NYSE: MOS) supplies concentrated phosphate and potash for agriculture. Its shares have plunged more than 28% over the past six months as tariff changes and shifting global trade patterns have weighed on international business.

Still, demand for the kinds of products Mosaic provides is likely to remain strong, while global supplies of phosphate and potash are limited. That supply-demand dynamic could help prevent further steep declines in the stock.

The bigger question is whether Mosaic can reverse course and adapt to the changing environment. The company has realized $150 million in savings in the past year and aims to add another $100 million by year-end. Cash flow was a concern in the last quarter, prompting the temporary deferral of some dividends, but production is recovering after earlier disruptions.

Mosaic remains a risky play, but analysts on Wall Street believe shares could rebound by nearly 23%.

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