The #1 AI Hypergrowth Stock: Your Second Shot at Apple, Amazon or Netflix

The artificial intelligence (AI) stocks with the most potential to achieve the hypergrowth of companies like Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL), Amazon (Nasdaq: AMZN) and Netflix (Nasdaq: NFLX) are the ones that offer “plug-and-play” technology. 

AI technology is incredibly complex. It has great power to advance the way we do business, but only a fraction of computer scientists truly understand it. 

And the companies that want to make use of the power of AI don’t necessarily have the tech know-how to build their own systems… 

Enter plug-and-play AI – which is AI algorithms and toolkits that anyone can use to tailor an AI system to their specific needs with little to no complex computing knowledge. These low-code AI systems offer user-friendly toolboxes and flexible programs that companies or individuals can use to build custom robots to perform myriad tasks. 

After all, AI isn’t a one-size-fits-all solution. A chatbot might be useful to an online marketing company or a customer service department, but it would be less useful to people employed in non-customer-facing roles. 

Enter UiPath Inc. (NYSE: PATH), which offers the ultimate AI toolkit for companies to find uses for AI in their businesses, build custom bots to make their businesses more efficient and scale those bots up as they grow…

Ex Machina

In ancient Greco-Roman theater, there was a plot device called “deus ex machina,” or “god from the machine.” 

At the end of a play, a crane (the machine) would lower a statue of one of the gods in the Greco-Roman pantheon onto the stage. The deity would tie up all the loose ends of the plot in a convenient little bow. 

In essence, that’s what UiPath offers companies – a convenient solution to their business problems, including problems they didn’t even know they had. 

The company’s eponymous AI toolkit operates on three levels: discovery, automation and operation. 

Discovery is fairly straightforward. Once a company adopts the UiPath toolkit, nothing changes at first. The system analyzes the business’s processes and homes in on the communications and tasks that are causing inefficiency and costing the company money. 

After that comes automation, wherein a company can use the UiPath studio to build out custom AI programs to fix those inefficiencies. This can range from a bot that handles customer questions to a full-blown individualized AI assistant for every employee. 

Finally, there’s operation. All the bots created using UiPath can be monitored from one centralized location. From there, they can be further tweaked to do their jobs even more effectively, freeing up employees to focus on the critical parts of their job while leaving the menial or clerical tasks to the machine. 

How does this work in practice? It’s simpler than you may think… 

UiPath provides us with an example of a British insurance company that reduced its auto insurance underwriters’ workload to process a case from two to three days to just two to three hours. And one year after implementing UiPath’s tools, that company saw a return of 370,000 pounds. 

We’ve all attended meetings that could have been emails. In them, we waste an hour or two on a subject that could have been summarized in a few paragraphs and sent out to all the concerned parties’ emails… 

But what about emails that could have been text messages? Well, with UiPath, companies have created bots that read and summarize emails, including their attachments, in just a sentence or two, allowing the recipient of the email to act more quickly on whatever issue the email was about. 

And email is actually a fantastic example of how this technology can help. 

A full 30% of employees view email as their biggest distraction from the most critical duties of their job. And 48% of an average employee’s interaction time is spent just managing their email and associated tasks. That’s half the day gone just on email management. 

It’s no wonder, then, that 78% of companies aren’t satisfied with their ability to use email-derived data when managing customer interactions. 

And like the proverbial crane delivering a divine solution to a Greek hero’s problems, UiPath enters stage left and solves that problem. Its discovery software will locate which emails in particular cause the most time waste and then allow a company to customize a bot to deal with them. Then, as the company grows, so too will that bot’s capabilities. 

More than 10,800 companies have implemented UiPath’s suite of AI tools, and 93% of them would recommend it to another business in the more than 100 countries UiPath operates in. 

Richer Than Midas

To a company wracked with inefficiency, UiPath creates a night-and-day difference. And it’s being rewarded handsomely for it… 

In its fiscal 2025, UiPath brought in revenue of $1.42 billion, up by 9.3% year over year. The company’s annualized renewal run rate – which is essentially its ability to acquire new customers while maintaining its partnerships with existing ones – is up 12% year over year as of the first quarter of UiPath’s fiscal 2026 (the most recently reported quarter.) 

It’s no wonder the company is expanding quickly. The UiPath toolkit can also integrate with the most popular cloud software, including Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud and Amazon Web Services. 

Add in a client list that includes giants like Uber (which saved $22 million by using UiPath), Deloitte (which saved over $104 million) and Fiserv (which saved over $3 billion), and it’s no wonder where that money is coming from.

The company’s current market is valued at $7 billion, but the total future addressable market is projected to be worth $93.2 billion. That’s an enormous pie for UiPath to carve a slice out of, and it’s one you can get access to right now for about $12 per share. 

It won’t stay there for long, however. In the last four quarters, UiPath has positively trounced the market’s consensus earnings per share estimates. 

I think the run-up is just getting started, and if you buy now, UiPath might just deliver you some seriously convenient profits from the machine. 

Action to Take: Buy UiPath Inc. (NYSE: PATH) at market. Set a 25% trailing stop to protect your principal and profits. 

A Path to Hypergrowth Profits

Make no mistake, UiPath is shaping up to have the potential to be the next Apple, Amazon or Netflix. At about $12, you’re getting in on the ground floor of an incredible opportunity. And it’s one I’m willing to bet you hadn’t heard of until today. 

Despite the incredible impact it’s already having, UiPath has flown under the radar thus far, eluding the attention of Wall Street… for now. Once its plug-and-play software is incorporated by even more companies and saves them millions or even billions of dollars, we could be looking at the Apple of the 2020s. 

While the gods lowered onto the stages of ancient Greece weren’t real, just simply plot devices for the sake of a story, the profit potential of this machine is very real.