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.
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.
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