The S&P/ASX 200 Index (ASX: XJO) has rebounded this week as sentiment towards the ongoing conflict in the Middle East is improving.
Since last Thursday, Australia's benchmark index has recovered roughly 4%.
If this momentum continues, there are several notable ASX stocks that could be poised for strong growth.
Here are five ASX stocks with lofty price targets from brokers.
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WiseTech Global Ltd (ASX: WTC)
WiseTech is a provider of logistics software that aims to improve the world's supply chains.
It has suffered along with many tech shares at the hands of artificial intelligence integration/takeover fears.
This has resulted in a 45% fall year to date.
However, brokers are anticipating a rebound in the mid-term.
The team at Blackwattle are confident it will be one of the tech shares to emerge from this bear market.
Additionally, Morgan Stanley has a buy rating on Wisetech along with a $70 price target.
From today's stock price of $37.43, that indicates approximately 87% upside.
Seek Ltd (ASX: SEK)
Similar AI takeover fears have weighed heavily on Seek shares this year.
The company behind the well-known online employment marketplace has seen its share price fall nearly 37% in 2026.
Last month, the team at Citi acknowledged there are some headwinds coming for the company, but they still think it is undervalued.
The broker has a $26 price target on this ASX stock, which indicates an upside of roughly 76% from current levels.
REA Group Ltd (ASX: REA)
REA Group is an online real estate advertising company that provides property and property-related services on websites and mobile apps across Australia, Asia, and North America.
So far in 2026, its share price has fallen by almost 15% and remains down 35% in the last year.
Some estimates from brokers place a fair price target of $199 on this ASX stock, indicating an upside of 26%.
Catalyst Metals Ltd (ASX: CYL)
Catalyst Metals is engaged in the mineral exploration, evaluation, and production of gold.
Like many gold shares, it enjoyed a strong run-up until January this year.
Since then, it has dropped by more than 30%.
However, 6 analysts' forecasts on TradingView have an average one-year price target of $14.10, which is 110% above today's opening stock price of $6.69.
Vulcan Energy Resources Ltd (ASX: VUL)
Vulcan Energy is focused on providing lithium with a zero-carbon footprint to European electric vehicle manufacturers.
This ASX stock has fallen by approximately 15% year to date.
Today, it is changing hands for roughly $3.72 per share.
However, the average analyst stock price target on TradingView is $7.24, which is 94% above current levels.
