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ISRG, TEAM, SFM Trade Well Below Highs With 30%+ Upside
Written by Leo Miller. Published 9/23/2025.
Key Points
- Several big-name stocks have taken massive hits recently, putting them down at least 25% from their 52-week highs.
- However, analyst price targets and historical valuation data suggest significant recoveries in these names are possible.
- Trading at 28% its 52-week high, healthcare giant Intuitive Surgical warrants attention from investors.
The market has rallied over the past year, with the S&P 500 repeatedly hitting new all-time highs. Yet several prominent stocks have fallen significantly from their 52-week peaks. Fortunately, Wall Street analysts see potential for meaningful recoveries. Below, we break down three names with at least 30% upside, based on data through the September 19 close.
Analysts See Significant Upside for Intuitive Surgical
First on the list is the leader in robot-assisted surgery, Intuitive Surgical (NASDAQ: ISRG). The company commands roughly 60% of a market projected to more than triple by 2034, according to industry estimates.
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Since reporting Q2 results on July 22, Intuitive shares have slid over 14%, even after every analyst tracked by MarketBeat raised their price targets. From its January high, the stock is down about 28%, creating a potential buying opportunity.
The MarketBeat consensus price target is $596, implying nearly 36% upside. That aligns closely with the $594 average target among analysts who updated forecasts post-earnings.
Intuitive's forward price/earnings ratio now stands at about 51×. Although above most stocks, it's below the company's three-year average forward P/E of 58×, suggesting relative value remains.
Atlassian: Down Nearly 50% From High, 30%+ Upside
Atlassian (NASDAQ: TEAM) develops enterprise productivity software and generated over $5.2 billion in revenue over the past year. After reaching a 52-week high of roughly $323 in February, the shares have fallen nearly 48%.
The MarketBeat consensus price target exceeds $255, implying about 51% upside. Focusing on targets revised after the August 7 earnings report yields an average of $227—still more than 34% above current levels.
Atlassian's forward P/E ratio is around 40×, far below its three-year average of 76×. Since profitability is measured on a non-GAAP basis, forward enterprise value/sales (EV/S) can be more telling: at roughly 7×, it's well under the 10.5× three-year average.
Sprouts Farmers Market: After a 33% Drop, Analysts See 50% Upside
Sprouts Farmers Market (NASDAQ: SFM) has delivered a three-year return of 332%, the best among large-cap consumer staples distributors and retailers. But since peaking near $180 earlier this year, the shares are down about 33%.
The MarketBeat consensus target is just under $174, suggesting 44% upside. Analysts updating targets since Sprouts' July 30 earnings release have an average of $180—nearly 50% above today's price.
Sprouts' forward P/E of around 21× is close to its recent three-year average of 22×. While less of a discount than peers, it still supports the bullish forecasts.
Intuitive Surgical's Discount Stands Out
All three names carry strong forward prospects, but Intuitive Surgical appears particularly undervalued. As a high-quality leader trading below its historical multiple, it may offer the most compelling entry point among these beaten-down stocks.
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