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Best mid cap stocks

The overlooked middle: past the survival stage, before index-driven buying takes over.

The screen: 24 US exchange-listed companies across 9 sectors (Technology, Communication Services, Financials, Health Care…), 11 of which pay a dividend. Size mix: 24 mid-cap.

24Companies
9Sectors
11Dividend payers
13No dividend

What separates the winners from the losers here

The full list

24 mid cap stocks in the InvestingTrading US universe. This is a screen, not a recommendation.
TickerCompanySectorDividendWhat it is
MCHPMicrochip TechnologyTechnologyYesMicrocontrollers into embedded and industrial markets.
ONON SemiconductorTechnologyNoPower semiconductors levered to electric-vehicle content.
SMCISuper Micro ComputerTechnologyNoServer assembly positioned directly in the AI build-out.
ZSZscalerTechnologyNoZero-trust access delivered from the cloud edge.
NETCloudflareTechnologyNoEdge network selling security, delivery and now inference.
MDBMongoDBTechnologyNoDocument database sold as a managed cloud service.
RBLXRobloxCommunication ServicesNoUser-generated game platform monetised through virtual currency.
EAElectronic ArtsCommunication ServicesYesSports franchises with recurring in-game spending.
TTWOTake-Two InteractiveCommunication ServicesNoBlockbuster game releases on a lumpy schedule.
HOODRobinhood MarketsFinancialsNoRetail brokerage monetised through order flow and interest.
MRNAModernaHealth CareNomRNA platform seeking a second commercial franchise.
DXCMDexcomHealth CareNoContinuous glucose monitoring hardware and subscriptions.
OXYOccidental PetroleumEnergyYesPermian producer with a carbon-capture side bet.
VSTVistraUtilitiesYesMerchant generation levered to power prices and AI demand.
XELXcel EnergyUtilitiesYesMidwest utility with a heavy wind build.
FSLRFirst SolarTechnologyNoThin-film panels made largely inside the US.
CCJCamecoEnergyYesUranium mining plus a stake in reactor technology.
TGTTargetConsumer StaplesYesDiscretionary-heavy general merchandise retailer.
LULULululemonConsumer DiscretionaryNoPremium athletic apparel with high direct-to-consumer mix.
FFordConsumer DiscretionaryYesTrucks funding a loss-making electric division.
GMGeneral MotorsConsumer DiscretionaryYesVolume manufacturer buying back stock aggressively.
RIVNRivianConsumer DiscretionaryNoElectric trucks scaling toward positive gross margin.
ORealty IncomeReal EstateYesNet-lease retail REIT paying monthly.
SPGSimon Property GroupReal EstateYesClass-A mall landlord with a high yield.

Where to buy them

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Frequently asked questions

How many mid cap stocks are in this list?

24, drawn from our US exchange-listed universe and spread across 9 sectors. 11 of them pay a dividend.

Is this a list of mid cap stocks to buy?

No. It is a screen — a defined, reproducible filter over a stated universe. A screen tells you which companies share a characteristic; it says nothing about whether the price you would pay today is a sensible one. Nothing here is investment advice.

What is the main risk with mid cap stocks?

Mid caps get the volatility of small caps in a downturn without the institutional support large caps enjoy.

How do I actually buy these from outside the US?

You need a broker that accepts your country of residence and gives you access to US exchanges. To own the shares outright, that usually means an international stockbroker plus a W-8BEN form to claim your treaty rate on dividend withholding.

Screen definition reviewed August 2026. Universe: US exchange-listed securities tracked by InvestingTrading. This page is information, not investment advice.