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Further Reading from MarketBeat

End the Year Strong With These 3 Comeback Champions

Authored by Nathan Reiff. Published: 11/19/2025. 

At a Glance

• Delta Air Lines has logged strong margins and continued premium travel demand, which could lift shares into year-end as the holiday rush ramps up and political uncertainty fades.
• Diamondback Energy might get a year-end boost from rising natural gas prices and its pivot toward data center partnerships in the Permian Basin.
• HEICO’s recent acquisitions have expanded its reach across aerospace and defense, helping to position the company for renewed growth into 2026.

As cracks have begun to appear in the S&P 500 over the past several weeks—after an impressive rally since the tariff-linked plunge in early April—investors may look for companies bucking the broader trend. A handful of firms that experienced volatility earlier in the year are now positioned to finish 2025 on a high note.

Companies like Delta Air Lines Inc. (NYSE: DAL), Diamondback Energy Inc. (NASDAQ: FANG), and HEICO Corp. (NYSE: HEI) represent three different share-price trajectories this year, but each has a disciplined strategy and the potential for renewed momentum as 2025 closes.

Delta’s margins, loyalty program and business travel demand could fuel resurgence

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Like the broader airline industry, Delta has been in a holding pattern for much of the fall amid an extended government shutdown that hampered travel across the United States. That external factor likely interrupted a broader recovery that began after the stock dipped below $36 in April. Delta’s stalled recovery extends back further than the shutdown, though—shares have largely traded sideways since August.

While Delta beat EPS estimates in its third-quarter earnings report, revenue fell short of analyst expectations, rising just 4% year-over-year. Still, operating margins remain healthy at 11.2% in the latest period, and the company has seen strong growth in its premium division.

Emerging from the government shutdown and with a holiday bump approaching, Delta should see robust demand through year-end and, given growing business travel, into the new year. Its loyalty program continues to support customer retention—factors that have led executives to forecast sustained double-digit operating margins in the current quarter and free cash flow of up to $4 billion.

Delta has a unanimous Buy rating from all 21 analysts covering the stock. With a price-to-earnings ratio of 7.9, it appears undervalued relative to many peers in the transportation sector. Analysts place upside potential at more than 28%, making Delta a strong candidate for a year-end comeback.

Rising gas prices and a strong earnings report could initiate Diamondback’s return

Permian Basin-focused Diamondback Energy was sluggish through much of 2025, particularly after the pullback in early April. Although the stock traded mostly sideways after that, it has begun to rebound in recent weeks, climbing more than 4% in the past month. The catalyst was a strong third-quarter earnings report, in which both EPS and revenue beat analyst expectations. The results also highlighted Diamondback’s capital discipline, with a reported 36% reinvestment rate so far this year.

Diamondback could get an additional lift from rising natural gas prices, which have surged roughly 21% over the last quarter. Its involvement in major initiatives like Competitive Power Ventures should support demand, and a focus on data-center contracts could produce meaningful growth if those projects materialize.

FANG enjoys near-unanimous analyst supportand more than 28% upside potential, signaling the possibility of strong near-term gains.

Acquisitions could send HEICO shares upward, but debt management is key

Aerospace components maker HEICO has already performed well this year, with a year-to-date return of 31%. Looking closer at share-price action since late June, however, shows that HEI has been essentially flat for several months.

HEICO has been active on the acquisition front, most recently announcing plans to acquire Axillon Aerospace’s Fuel Containment Business. Alongside a dividend increase in June, these moves have pressured the company’s cash position, although operating cash flow has remained strong in recent quarters.

Recent acquisitions help diversify HEICO’s aerospace and defense offerings amid favorable industry tailwinds. Still, investors will want to see the company demonstrate it can manage rising debt and sustain cash flow when it reports earnings in mid-December. Ten of 17 analysts currently have Buy ratings on the stock, and HEI shares show just over 11% upside potential according to Wall Street estimates.

All three names offer distinct paths to a potential year-end rally: Delta via margin and travel demand, Diamondback via energy-price tailwinds and capital discipline, and HEICO via strategic acquisitions—provided it keeps a tight handle on debt and cash flow.

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