Wall Street analysts said this week they’re recommending investors buy stocks with tremendous growth potential. These companies are safe long-term bets and will reward investors handsomely, analysts say. CNBC Pro conducted top Wall Street research to find the top long-term buying opportunities. These include: Wabtec, World Wrestling, Nio, XP and Warby Parker. According to Raymond James analyst Felix Boeschen, Wabtec Wabtech is firing on all cylinders. The company said when it started selling shares that “the multi-year growth term is accelerating.” Shares of Wabtech, which makes technology products for locomotives, freighters and vehicles, were up nearly 4% month-over-month. Boeschen said he sees signs of recovery taking hold in key freight markets, particularly in North America, which should drive growth. Wabtech is uniquely positioned to “capitalize global decarbonization efforts in the transportation sector,” he added. According to Boeschen, the other key revenue generator is locomotive modernization, who expects double-digit growth in that segment. Working from home is still a breeze as North American transit is still in the slums, but the analyst said he’s not giving up on the stock. “All told, after running our detailed risk/reward analysis, we see a mostly favorable uptrend/bearish trend for WAB stock,” Boeschen wrote. Nio The “expansion abroad [is] According to Deutsche Bank analyst Edison Yu. The car company is quietly making inroads in countries like Europe and eventually the United States. Yu calls recent developments “an underappreciated aspect of NIO’s long-term growth prospects.” Yu said immediately after the management was very focused on building the organic brand but noted that in Norway since the beginning of the year, NIO has sold nearly 600 ES8 SUVs, one behind the Mercedes Benz EQB and BMW IX3. little,” Yu said. Deutsche said a pivotal moment in Nio’s growth. “The Chinese market is becoming,” Yu wrote. Shares have gained 4.6% over the past month. Warby Parker Warby Parker shares are down 23% since the company’s mainly second-quarter earnings report earlier this month.The eyewear maker also slashed its sales outlook citing the uncertain macro environment, But Citi analyst Paul Lejuez said he remains committed to the stock. going forward,” he wrote. Lejuez said investors should expect a surge in retail as consumers navigate post-pandemic. However, the analyst said that Wa. rby is a “long-term market share gainer that will benefit as consumer behavior normalizes.” Warby’s move into more services like eye exams and products like contacts will create a stream brand new revenue, which is undervalued according to Lejuez. “We maintain our Buy rating, as we view downgrade guidance as eliminating the risk that F22 has a chance to beat, and we remain bullish on long-term growth opportunities,” he said. MKM- World Wrestling, Buy rating “Improving 2022 outlook as well as growth opportunities. … More importantly, we still see very attractive growth potential over the next few years. … In one In an environment where video platforms worldwide are engaged in a content arms race, WWE is well positioned as an independent program creator, to not only expand its revenue streams, but also results in a significant increase in the value of the content.” Wabtec- Raymond James, Positive Review “The multi-year growth is accelerating. … In the multi-year time frame, we see Wabtec in the position unique to capitalize on 1) a global decarbonization effort in the transportation sector (enabling growth in Freight + Shipping segments), 2) a meaningful locomotive innovation cycle (driving modernization and new construction) and 3) large “self-reliance” profit opportunities. …. All told, after running our detailed risk/reward analysis through, see coin The up/down trend is mostly favorable for WAB’s stock. ” XP- Goldman Sachs, Buy Review “Short-term opposite, but healthy long-term growth potential remains; Maintain Buy. … Growth is still in its early stages. … While the drop in profit margins in Q2 22 was disappointing, this is partly due to a 70% increase in the employee base in 2021, which is still being absorbed, and a 2% increase in the employee base. with the beginning of the year, this means there is enough room for operating leverage. Ultimately, we consider an attractive valuation at 12.0x 2023E P/E with a projected EPS growth of 31% in 2024.” Warby Parker- Citi, Buy Review “Overall, we I believe mgmt has taken its 2022 guidance very carefully to limit the risk of future disappointment. … And while many in the industry are dealing with changes in corrective eyewear buying patterns, we continue to believe WRBY is a long-term market share that will benefit as behavior of the normalized consumer. … We maintain our Buy rating, as we think the downside guidance of F22 eliminates a chance to beat and we remain bullish on the long-term growth opportunity. ” Nio- Deutsche Bank, Buy Review “Overseas Expansion [is] charging forward. … With most investors focused on weekly/monthly sales in China, we take a break from that and provide a brief update on recent developments showing that NIO is on the way. overseas push, which we consider an underappreciated aspect of NIO’s long-term growth prospects. … We think that perhaps NIO’s desire to enter the US may be much greater than it appears, especially given how competitive the domestic Chinese market is becoming. “