Some Wall Street stocks that made sizable gains in February may have even more room to run, while others may lose momentum. The three major averages are on track to end the month higher, even as the S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average have moved away from the all-time highs they reached last week. Some of the biggest gainers in the past month have been AI favorite Nvidia and Meta Platforms, which both skyrocketed on the back of better-than-expected quarterly results. Additionally, analysts expect both tech stocks to rise even higher. But other stocks that saw strong moves throughout February, such as Constellation Energy and Axon Enterprise, may be poised to cool after a steady run, as analysts’ price targets imply strong downward movement over the next 12 months. Here’s a look at the 20 stocks that have gained the most over the past month and where consensus analyst price targets imply they will be next, based on the CNBC Pro Stock Screener tool. All consensus targets and stock movements are as of February 28th. Chipmaker Nvidia has posted a 24% gain over the past month, and analysts’ consensus price targets call for an upside of nearly 9% going forward. The company reported a banner fiscal fourth quarter that saw Nvidia beat Wall Street expectations for top-line and bottom line. Nvidia also noted a staggering 265% increase in revenue from the previous year, due largely to the booming AI segment and demand for its chips. NVDA Mountain 02/01/2024 Nvidia stock. Looking ahead, Citi’s Chris Danely will remain on Nvidia for the long haul, along with AMD and Broadcom, citing growing opportunities in artificial intelligence. “The AI market continues to grow and our audits indicate this [total addressable market] expansion with government agencies, universities and large and medium-sized companies all buying AI chips,” he wrote in a report Thursday. Meta still has room to grow, too, with analysts seeing another 4% rise in the next 12 months. Shares gained nearly Meta’s better-than-expected fourth quarter, as well as plans to issue its first-ever dividend, helped boost the stock in February. Justin Post believes Meta’s efforts to seize more generative AI opportunities, whether by developing its own chips or computing products, can fuel further growth for future stocks. He added that the integration of AI and machine learning will help Meta expand engagement of users and to grow. Advertising revenue. For Constellation Energy, however, analysts speculate that the stock could slide by more than 24% in the next 12 months. Over the past month, the stock has risen more than 41%. CEG mountain 2024-02-01 Constellation Energy stock. Mizuho Securities analyst Anthony Crowdell said in a Feb. 21 report that Constellation’s growth prospects “remain more opaque” than peers in the renewable energy sector. That’s because new provisions in the Treasury Department’s update to its tax credit for clean hydrogen production could exclude pre-existing nuclear projects, which could affect Constellation, Crowdell wrote. He is neutral on the stock but raised his price target to $132 from $116.