Kyndryl, Salesforce Tipped for High EPS Growth by Investing.com AI Model

An AI stock-selection model operated by Investing.com has highlighted several companies projected to deliver substantial earnings growth, positioning them as potential standouts beyond the most-watched technology giants. The analysis points to firms like Kyndryl Holdings, Salesforce, and Boston Scientific as having a combination of high forecasted earnings growth and significant valuation upside, according to the platform's data.

Key Projections

The model's analysis, which scans global equities monthly, identified several companies with notable growth forecasts. The projections are based on the platform's proprietary AI evaluation of financial data and forward-looking metrics.

• Kyndryl Holdings Inc (NYSE:KD): Forecasted EPS growth of +130.5% with a +41.5% upside based on InvestingPro's fair value estimate.
• Salesforce Inc (NYSE:CRM): Forecasted EPS growth of +85.3% with a +52.9% fair value upside.
• Boston Scientific Corp (NYSE:BSX): Forecasted EPS growth of +73.4% with a +47.5% fair value upside.

Model's Rationale

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Investing.com provided the rationale behind some of its selections, citing specific fundamental and valuation metrics that its model flagged. For Kyndryl, an IT infrastructure services company spun off from IBM, the model identified a low valuation with a price-to-earnings ratio under 12 and a PEG ratio of 0.14.

The analysis also pointed to Kyndryl's 58% year-over-year revenue growth from hyperscaler partnerships and a 30% year-over-year increase in EBITDA. For Salesforce, the model highlighted that the company's AI platform has surpassed $1 billion in annual recurring revenue and noted a $25 billion share buyback program.

Reported Performance

According to Investing.com, the AI-driven strategy has generated a return of +205.95% since its launch in November 2023, which it calculates as outperforming the S&P 500 by over 178 percentage points during the same period. The platform noted that past selections by the model included Nvidia (NVDA), which reportedly gained +226.7% while in the strategy, and Super Micro Computer (SMCI), which gained +185.8%.