3 Stocks That Could Be Easy Wealth Builders
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By Marc Guberti – Dec 15, 2025 at 9:05PM ESTKey PointsAmazon has achieved double-digit revenue growth in multiple industries, with its AI chips gaining momentum.SoFi recently brought back crypto trading, which could accelerate its investing products.Pinterest is an underrated social media stock that is posting strong growth and positioning itself as an AI-powered shopping assistant.These 10 Stocks Could Mint the Next Wave of Millionaires ›NASDAQ: AMZNAmazonMarket Cap$2.4TToday's Changeangle-down(-1.70%) $3.83Current Price$222.35Price as of December 15, 2025 at 3:58 PM ETInvestors can gradually build wealth with these winning stocksPicking stocks can lead to higher returns than sticking with investing in an index fund, but you don't have to turn to speculative plays to achieve compounded gains. Some stocks have reasonable valuations, multiple tailwinds, and financial growth that warrant a closer look. You'll see corporations of all sizes check those boxes: trillion-dollar giants, large-cap companies, and even small caps. These three stocks may lead to long-term wealth if they continue their current trends. Image source: Getty Images. 1. Amazon can't stay down for another year Amazon (AMZN 1.70%) has been a surprising laggard this year, only showing a 3% gain as 2025 approaches its final weeks. However, the e-commerce leader continued to deliver attractive financial growth rates that suggest a rebound is on the way. ExpandNASDAQ: AMZNAmazonToday's Change(-1.70%) $-3.83Current Price$222.35Key Data PointsMarket Cap$2.4TDay's Range$221.50 - $227.8552wk Range$161.38 - $258.60Volume2.3MAvg Vol48MGross Margin50.05% Amazon's 13% net sales increase in Q3 and rising profit margins outpaced the stock's one-year return. While revenue from online stores achieved moderate growth, the company's cloud platform and online ads continued to soar.
Amazon Web Services was up by 20% year over year, while online ad revenue surged by 24% year over year. The tech stock offers exposure to multiple business segments. Amazon also has plenty of cash flow to invest in additional opportunities. Amazon's Trainium2 AI chips could become a major revenue driver in the future. AI chip sales are up by 150% quarter over quarter for the company and are already a multibillion-dollar business.Advertisement It may take a few years before AI chip sales meaningfully impact Amazon's revenue, since it brought in $180.2 billion in Q3. However, its cloud computing and ads are already having a tangible impact on total sales. Amazon's revenue growth may accelerate as these two business segments continue to gain momentum. 2. SoFi brought back crypto trading SoFi (SOFI 5.35%) stock has almost doubled this year as the fintech leader continues to gain ground in multiple categories. Online banks have become more accepted, and some people see the benefits of online banks over traditional banks, such as higher APYs and lower fees. ExpandNASDAQ: SOFISoFi TechnologiesToday's Change(-5.35%) $-1.46Current Price$25.82Key Data PointsMarket Cap$34BDay's Range$25.79 - $27.4852wk Range$8.60 - $32.73Volume50MAvg Vol73MGross Margin60.33% The fintech firm's revenue jumped by 38% year over year in Q3, with multiple product categories performing well. SoFi Invest was the worst-performing category, with 27% year-over-year growth. That's still pretty good, and five other components of SoFi's business did even better. However, SoFi Invest shouldn't be the slowest-growing part of the business for long. SoFi recently brought back crypto trading, which is likely to increase trading volume, attract more users, and bring additional attention to SoFi's other financial products. The fintech leader now has 12.6 million members after adding 905,000 members in Q3. Total membership increased by 35% year over year. SoFi may see new memberships accelerate with its crypto offering. 3. Pinterest is an underrated social media stock When most people think about social networks, they think about Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and X. However, Pinterest (PINS 0.67%) is another fast-growing platform that is an underrated growth stock. It has more than 600 million monthly active users and recently delivered 17% year-over-year revenue growth in Q3. Pinterest more than tripled its profits in the quarter as well. ExpandNYSE: PINSPinterestToday's Change(-0.67%) $-0.17Current Price$25.82Key Data PointsMarket Cap$18BDay's Range$25.45 - $26.1752wk Range$23.68 - $40.90Volume820KAvg Vol13MGross Margin79.99% Pinterest CEO Bill Ready said that he views Pinterest as "an AI-powered shopping assistant" and a leader in visual search. He also told investors that the social network is attracting more international advertisers. The visual platform grew in all key regions, but it has a large opportunity in Europe and other international countries. Revenue from those regions increased by 41% and 66% year over year, respectively. The company's average per user in those regions also surged, with Europe up by 31% and international markets up by 44% year over year. Pinterest's ability to attract more users while boosting the average revenue per user is a healthy dynamic that could pave the way for additional stock gains. The stock is down by 15% this year, with some analysts citing tariff-related issues for U.S. retailers as headwinds. However, Pinterest guided for 14% to 16% year-over-year revenue growth in Q4, which is in line with Q3 results. If Pinterest can maintain its momentum, the social media stock may become a winner in 2026.About the AuthorMarc Guberti is a Certified Personal Finance Counselor and has been a contributing Motley Fool stock market analyst since 2025. He has written for several finance publications. Marc graduated from Fordham University with a finance degree. He is an avid marathon runner who aims to complete more than 100 marathons in his lifetime. His fastest marathon time is 2:40.TMFmarcgubertiRead NextDec 14, 2025 •By James BrumleyThe Ultimate Growth Stock to Buy With $1,000 Right NowDec 13, 2025 •By Jennifer Saibil2 Stocks That Turned $1,000 Into $1 Million (or More)Dec 12, 2025 •By Geoffrey SeilerAmazon vs. Walmart: Which Stock Will Outperform in 2026?Dec 11, 2025 •By Will HealyWhere Will Amazon Stock Be in 1 Year?Dec 11, 2025 •By David Jagielski, CPA3 Underrated Growth Stocks That Look Like Great Buys Heading Into 2026Dec 9, 2025 •By Jennifer Saibil3 Stocks That Could Skyrocket Before the End of 2025