We recently published a list of 10 Unstoppable Stocks That Could Double Your Money. In this article, we are going to take a look at where Zeta Global Holdings Corp. (NYSE:ZETA) stands against other unstoppable stocks that could double your money.
Generating significant returns and multiplying their money in the stock market remains a primary goal for most investors. However, high excess returns (alpha) are challenging to generate, let alone doubling money. For example, if someone took a bet on the overall economy and bought the broader market index, it would have taken around five to seven years for them to double the investments, as these indices usually take that much time, depending on the economic cycle and market trends. Such gains are never easy to replicate, but certain companies and sectors are better positioned for high growth due to strong fundamentals, innovation, or macroeconomic trends. Investors who can identify these stocks through research and understanding market cycles can generate extra returns. Moreover, specific stocks’ valuation and growth trajectory over the next few years must be precisely analysed to make good returns.
Over the last five years, the stock market has been highly dynamic, reflecting broader economic shifts, interest rate cycles, and technological advancements. While 2023 and 2024 were volatile because of concerns over inflation, the Federal Reserve policy, and geopolitical tensions, 2025 has been equally volatile, with the S&P 500 down 3% and the Nasdaq down around 8% (as of March 27). This volatility makes higher returns riskier.
Nevertheless, market analysts are still optimistic about gains in 2025. In an interview with CNBC on April 1, Chris Hyzy, Merrill and BofA Private Bank CIO, said he would use recent market weakness to increase positions and favour broad market exposure through equal-weighted S&P positions. He identifies financials and consumer discretionary stocks as particularly oversold and attractive. He also believes that certain areas, like software and cybersecurity, could lead the technology sector in share market gains in the coming months. Chris also suggested that while uncertainty may persist into the summer, markets will likely begin pricing in anticipated improvements in economic conditions and corporate earnings later in the year. According to his assessment, the job market remains stable and strong, which would mean a sharp economic downturn is unlikely. He expects the market to experience a “sawtooth bottom” rather than a sharp V-shaped recovery, suggesting that long-term opportunities remain despite persisting volatility.
