The Nasdaq Composite has historically returned an average of 281% during bull markets since 1990. CoreWeave is a leading cloud platform for AI infrastructure, while ServiceTitan’s software boosts productivity for contractors. Both companies are seen as undervalued by Wall Street analysts, with CoreWeave’s IPO showing a 93% advance and ServiceTitan’s IPO facing a 12% decline. CoreWeave’s recent financial results were strong, with revenue up 134% and a doubled cash flow from operations. However, a partner delay in a data center build caused CoreWeave to lower full-year revenue guidance, leading to a stock drop. Despite this, CoreWeave’s current price-to-sales multiple is attractive for long-term investors. ServiceTitan’s software helps contractors operate efficiently, with revenue increasing 25%, and non-GAAP net income tripling. ServiceTitan’s current valuation is reasonable for forecasted revenue growth, making it a potential outperformer in the market. The Motley Fool Stock Advisor team recommends other stocks over CoreWeave, citing historical returns of their top 10 picks. Disclosure: Trevor Jennewine holds positions in Amazon and Nvidia, with The Motley Fool recommending Alphabet, Amazon, Microsoft, and Nvidia.

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