The start of the year is as good a time as any to look for once-in-a-lifetime investment opportunities, so one analyst has revealed what he believes is the one stock to make you a millionaire in 2026.
Specifically, according to popular market expert Mike Investing on X has identified Ondas Holdings (NASDAQ: ONDS) as a standout equity opportunity for the next twelve months, arguing the company’s financial growth and contract pipeline position it for outsized returns.
In the analysis published on Wednesday, January 14, the analyst noted that Ondas has posted year-over-year revenue growth of approximately 580%, arguing the figure underscores rapid commercial traction. At the same time, the company also reportedly holds roughly $450 million in cash, providing a strong balance-sheet foundation to support continued expansion.
Accordingly, Mike Investing suggests ONDS stock is on its way to more than double as early as Q2 2026, with a $30 price target, which implies a 115% upside potential from the current price of $13.89.
Is Ondas the one stock to make you a millionaire in 2026?
The bullish thesis is further supported by expectations of a major new contract, likely the smart border project along Jordan, valued at around $1.7 billion, which the analyst says could significantly enhance Ondas’ long-term revenue visibility if fully realized.
Drawing comparisons to Palantir (NYSE: PLTR) and its early-stage performance, Mike Investing also added that ONDS may represent a second opportunity for investors who missed the software leader’s rally when the stock was trading near $40.
“If you missed $PLTR at $40 then this is your second chance. Save this post to look back on…” the analyst wrote.
The overall optimism and the timing of the analysis could be influenced by Ondas’ $1 billion capital raise just one day ago, when an institutional investor accepted an offer consisting of 19 million shares of common stock and pre-funded warrants to purchase up to 41.79 million shares as well.
However, while the figures are certainly impressive, it could be argued that the company’s balance sheet raises questions about valuation and execution risk. Namely, the financing comes after an exceptionally strong run in the stock, which, combined with a large equity issuance, often draws scrutiny over whether investor expectations have moved ahead of fundamentals.
As a result, it remains to be seen whether Mike Investing is right in framing ONDS as a high-conviction bet rather than a short-term trade.
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