Best US growth stocks

Updated November 15, 2026

Growth stocks grow revenue much faster than the economy, and many of the market’s biggest winners came from this group. Growth without profits or at any price can be dangerous, though, so each company’s real revenue growth is shown next to its overall score.

How we pick: Companies above $10 billion in market cap with revenue growth of at least 15% a year over three years, at least 10% in the last year and a future score of 4 out of 5 or better; ranked by overall score, then size.
#Company3-yr revenue growthLast yearNet marginScore
1NVIDIA Corp.NVDA100%65%56%4.8
2Comfort Systems USA Inc.FIX30%30%11%4.6
3Agnico Eagle Mines Ltd.AEM28%44%37%4.4
4Barrick Mining Corp.B15%31%29%4.4
5EMCOR Group, Inc.EME15%17%7%4.4
6Micron Technology Inc.MU105%256%64%4.2
7NEWMONT CorpNEM24%21%31%4.2
8Kinross Gold Corp.KGC27%37%34%4.2
9Celestica Inc.CLS20%28%7%4.0
10UNITED THERAPEUTICS CorpUTHR18%11%42%4.0
11Futu Holdings LtdFUTU44%68%50%4.0
12Alamos Gold Inc.AGI30%34%49%4.0
13Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Ltd.TSM16%25%40%3.8
14Broadcom Inc.AVGO24%24%36%3.8
15ASML Holding NVASML19%31%29%3.8
16Arista Networks, Inc.ANET27%29%39%3.8
17Trip.com Group LtdTCOM45%22%53%3.8
18Microsoft Corp.MSFT16%18%40%3.6
19Meta Platforms, Inc.META20%22%30%3.6
20Amphenol Corp.APH22%52%18%3.6
21Progressive Corp.PGR21%16%13%3.6
22Western Digital Corp.WDC27%36%73%3.6
23Fortinet, Inc.FTNT15%14%27%3.6
24Royal Gold Inc.RGLD20%43%45%3.6
25SouthState Bank CorpSSB18%56%30%3.6

A closer look at the top three

NVIDIA Corp. (NVDA): It has revenue growth of 100% a year over three years, an average net margin of 53%, a P/E of about 21, an intrinsic value about 143% above the current price and an overall score of 4.8 out of 5 (strong company).

Comfort Systems USA Inc. (FIX): It has revenue growth of 30% a year over three years, an average net margin of 8%, a P/E of about 24, an intrinsic value about 142% above the current price and an overall score of 4.6 out of 5 (strong company).

Agnico Eagle Mines Ltd. (AEM): It has revenue growth of 28% a year over three years, an average net margin of 30%, a P/E of about 15, an intrinsic value about 41% below the current price and an overall score of 4.4 out of 5 (strong company).

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between growth and value stocks?

Growth stocks are bought for fast future earnings growth and usually trade at higher multiples; value stocks are bought because they look cheap relative to what the business is worth.

How is three-year revenue growth calculated?

As the compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of revenue from three fiscal years ago to the latest fiscal year, from the company’s SEC filings.

What is the main risk?

When growth slows, these stocks tend to fall much harder than the market. Check the P/E and intrinsic value on each stock’s page.

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