3 'Strong Buy' Stocks Under $10! Double-Digit Growth Potential!?

Today, we are taking a look at three strong buy stocks all priced under $10 per share. So, let's get into it. All right, guys. Welcome back. Thank you all so much for being here. It is Julie here with TipRanks. And today, we're taking a look at three stocks all priced under $10 per share that come in with a strong buy consensus from Wall Street and some big upside potential. Now, these smaller cap companies can be known for a bit more risk and volatility, but if things go right, that can also come with some reward. So, we're going to take a look at these companies, what it is that they do, and what those analysts are predicting for the stock's future. You can follow along over on the TipRanks website or right on the TipRanks mobile app, which you can download using links below. And if you enjoy today's video, make sure you hit that thumbs-up button and that you're subscribed to the channel. Now, let's dive right into our three strong buy stocks. First up, we're taking a look at Quad Graphics. They trade under the ticker Q U A D, currently priced at $7.55 per share. Over the past year, the stock has gained 47% and is up 24% in the past 3 months. It also scores a nine out of 10 on the TipRanks Smart Score. Quad Graphics is essentially a one-stop shop for marketing. The company helps brands plan, create, and deliver advertising campaigns across both digital and physical channels, from data and creative strategy to printing, packaging, and media distribution. While it started as a major printing company, today it's evolved into a full-service, data-driven marketing platform focused on helping businesses reach customers more efficiently. Their Q1 earnings report is coming out next week on April 28th. This follows their fourth quarter back in February. Earnings were in line with expectations, while revenue did miss slightly. But the big positive was the company's return to profitability. Earnings per share came in at 36 cents, while revenue came in around 630 million, which was down 11% year over year. The company did achieve its full year 2025 financial guidance with net sales of 2.4 billion and shifted from a loss last year to 27 million of net income. Management noted, while reported sales declined as planned, they did generate strong cash flow, reinforcing their ability to invest in long-term growth, reduce debt, and provide strong shareholder returns. And along those lines, they increased their quarterly dividend by 33%, bringing their quarterly dividend to 10 cents per share for a yield of over 5%, and they just announced their next quarterly dividend yesterday, which is payable on June 5th. Earlier in April, a four-and-a-half-star analyst from Benchmark initiated coverage on the stock with a buy. They said, "The market values Quad Graphics as a structurally impaired print company, which the firm argues is a much too narrow frame that ignores the underlying accretive revenue mix shift and durable free cash flow growth. While the print industry is in secular decline, the stock's current grossly conservative valuation ignores the fact that the company continues to grow share in this fragmented industry. The Quad Graphics stock does just have three current analyst ratings, but they do all give it a buy. The average price target of $9.93 implies an upside potential of 31 and 1/2% and looking at those ratings down below, they are fairly closely grouped together. For our second stock, we're taking a look at C I N T. They trade under the ticker C I N T, currently priced at $4.55. They are down 8 and 1/2% this past year, though they are in the green year to date. Over the last 3 months, they're down 4%, but do currently score an eight out of 10 on the TipRanks Smart Score. C I N T is a global digital transformation company helping businesses modernize their technology. They work with large enterprises to build apps, migrate to the cloud, and increasingly integrate AI into their operations. Think of them as a partner that helps companies become more digital, more efficient, and more data-driven. Their last earnings report came out on March 10th, where they had record quarterly and annual revenue plus an earnings beat. They saw Q4 earnings per share of 15 cents, 5 cents ahead of analyst expectations, and quarterly revenue came in at 134.3 million, representing 19% growth year over year with full year revenue of 489.7 million, up 11 and 1/2%. They saw an adjusted net profit of 18.8 million, which was a 41% year over year increase. The company is investing heavily in AI platforms and partnerships and has had five consecutive quarters of double-digit organic growth. And earlier in April, five-star Wedbush analyst Dan Ives initiated coverage on the stock with a buy. He noted that IT services remain integral to cloud computing initiatives and the usage of AI technologies with many organizations serving as key enablers of the next stage of operational advancement and digital transformation. They believe discretionary projects will start to slowly recover as more global enterprises pursuing an AI-driven strategy turn to third parties with significant knowledge on AI deployments. C I N T has five current analyst ratings coming in as a strong buy with four buys and one hold. The average price target of $7.42 implies an upside potential of 63%. Looking at those ratings down below, on the low end, we have a price target from back in February with an upside of 32% and our high end is Dan Ives' price target here with an upside of nearly 98%. If you've made it all the way to our third stock today, then do me a favor and make sure you've hit that thumbs-up button. Last but not least, we're looking at Glu Holdings. They trade under the ticker G L O O, currently priced at $7.61 per share. They actually just hit the public markets with their IPO back on November 18th, and they are down about 6% since, but have jumped up recently, gaining nearly 18% in the last 3 months. And they also score an eight out of 10 on the TipRanks Smart Score. Glu is a vertical software as a service platform focused on the faith and nonprofit space. They provide software, data, and increasingly AI-powered tools that help churches and organizations connect with their communities, manage operations, and improve engagement. Think of it as a niche digital platform similar to Salesforce, but built specifically for faith-based and mission-driven organizations. Now, Glu has only had two reports since they become a publicly traded company with the most recent being on April 14th. They are seeing explosive growth and raising guidance, but the company is still burning cash. They reported a Q4 loss per share of 78 cents, which was wider than the 45 cents anticipated. However, revenue climbed 418% year over year to $33.6 million. Their full year revenue came in at 94.7 million, while their Q4 net loss was 48.6 million. Their adjusted EBITDA losses are narrowing, and they are targeting 190 million in revenue for 2026, aiming for break even in the same year and profitability by year end. With that earnings report, we did hear some commentary from Glu's CEO regarding AI. He noted how AI is accelerating the momentum and can unlock enormous possibilities for the ministries, network capability providers, and churches to grow their reach and impact, but only if they have access to the right tools. They believe their focus on applied AI and bringing identic workflows to the faith and flourishing sector uniquely position them to capture that opportunity while advancing their purpose of serving those who serve. With three current analyst ratings, the Glu stock does come in as a unanimous strong buy. The average price target is $14.50, implying an upside potential of 90% from current prices. Those price targets down below range from an upside of 57% all the way up to 123%. So, that is a quick look at three stocks all priced under $10 per share with a strong buy consensus from Wall Street and some pretty attractive upside potential. Let me know your thoughts on these stocks in the comments down below and which one you'd put on your watchlist. I always love hearing from you guys. And of course, keep in mind these videos are never a suggestion to buy or sell any specific stock, so please make sure you always do your own research and due diligence. Thank you guys for watching. Have a great day. I'll see you back here next time.