Author: Benjamin Rains, Zacks

Both trading for well under $20 a share, they offer long-term upside in July and beyond.

Up over 200% in the past two months, both of these names have massive long-term upside.

Down 40%, it has a solid earnings growth outlook and is trading at a 75% discount.

The two highly-ranked stocks provide investors exposure to long-term nuclear energy industry expansion.

Buying stocks when they have dropped significantly makes more sense because they are appreciating assets, unlike most other things people buy on sale.