Dropbox Inc (DBX-Q)

Though not heavily covered, Dropbox has its fans. Tech-stock analyst Kim Bolton last month made Dropbox a top pick based on the ongoing work-from-home trend. However, most of DBX's 600 million users don't pay for Dropbox's file storage services, so the company is expanding into enterprise by purchasing HelloSign, a security software company known for its e-signature. The $230 million deal was Dropbox's first acquisition. Last month, Jefferies upgraded its price target of Dropbox from $22 to $28, hailing the company's double-digit revenue growth. The lockdown spiked Dropbox usage by 14% in March and 6% in April, though declined 4% in May. Dropbox reported 18% revenue growth in Q1, and analysts projects annual EPS growth at 32% over five years. Dropbox didn't suffer as sharp as decline during the March bottom, though it now trades just a dollar below its 52-week high of $24.14, and nearly $5 shy of its $27.70 price target. However, its PE is 455x.