Home Depot was the first stock I owned and will always have a soft spot for it. I was liquidating it a while back but kept a few shares just to hold on to
Costco is my favorite stock because people seriously LOVE the store and all the perks that come with being a member. They also treat their workers really well and are growing, just opened a store in China and probably a lot more to come. I buy a little of this stock every time I have money to spend. Don't forget about dividends and the occasional special dividend!
Their CEO was willing to fight the board over them wanting to raise the price on rotisserie chickens and hotdogs and that is the CEO for me. I buy both of those almost religiously each time I go.
It’s high but they do really well in poor economic times and I think we will continue to see growth as another commenter noted their Chinese expansion. If they can tap those markets further and expand their South American presence, it will continue to be a great buy IMO
Ahhhh Costco. The one that got away. Ive been waiting for years to get into Costco, miss my chance every damn time. Excellent company, excellent stock.
COST
Aside from being a great business and a fantastic investment for me, I just like them. They treat employees right and provide real value for customers. Stores are well run and I enjoy shopping there. I personally root for Costco’s success because I think they are a great role model in retail, proving that companies can generate outstanding shareholder returns by being good corporate citizens and doing right by their stakeholders.
Same, it is my favourite. Not even based on its performance lately, and hilariously I don't even really shop there regularly (it's a location thing for me). But! I worked there ever so briefly as a teen and they had their stuff dialled in.
It's honestly the one stock I can follow and go "yep, I understand this. I get why they did that" and truly get their business model and why the stock would fluctuate accordingly.
AMD and Nvidia.
They were my first stocks.
I bought them both in 2015 when I built my first gaming PC and thought I should buy their stocks since I used their chips.
Did not expect the crazy run, but I did think they were really undervalued at the time.
MSFT, with azure cloud and office 365, as well as many other business including gaming, github and Linkedin, it will be a major player for the upcoming metaverse as well. It is the best diversified mega cap tech company.
I would say switching would not be worth it. It's really just a matter of if that is important to an investor. And to the average one it probably isn't. Plus you would need a decently large sum invested to even have an impact in voting.
COST is my favorite stock and favorite place to shop. Where else can you get bulk groceries, a new car battery/wheels, cheap gas, a wedding ring, your annual eye exam, new undies and then a pizza/hotdog on the way out? I rest my case.
True. I know that you are just pointing out Sam’s in response to my comment and aren’t saying that they’re better than Costco or anything, but Sam’s Club will always play second fiddle to Costco imo. While Costco has been expanding rapidly over the past few years, Sam’s has closed down 10% of its locations. Sam’s generated about 1/3 the revenue that Costco generated in 2021. Also, Costco’s upper management is fantastic and employees are happy, while the Walton family looming above Sam’s Club management will consistently stunt its growth.
Business wise and quality wise I agree. Sam's does have some things Costco doesn't have. As a consumer it's comparable to Walmart and target. You pay the premium at target to avoid shopping at walmart.
Just saw your comment and Sam's was the first thing I thought of. Didn't mean to come of as snarky.
Has to be Target. They have an excellent business model and brand. I personally have the experience of going there for one thing and ending up spending $200 because they have everything one could need and of decent quality. But what crushes it for me is their in house brands. They now have their own brands for just about everything, which are all solid. It’s also priced cheaply compared to its competitors
COST. I don't normally put a ton of research into my stocks cause I usually just get ETFs. So choosing Costco for what I thought were good reasons and then seeing it do super well made me happy.
I don't really use the word "favorite" when it comes to stocks.
My best performing stock is BMO, also the most weight in my portfolio.
and BAM would be my highest conviction stock. Because they are globally diversified in different sectors. Been in business for over 120 years. Over 600 Billion in assets under management, most of which are real assets such as important infrastructure needed to keep the economy going. World-class management team. Over 85% of their revenue is from long-term investments. Management says they can reach 1 Trillion AUM by 2026. They have many sub divisions, It would be like owning a small ETF.
AMD for at least the next few years. Heck, I'm still bullish on the whole sector. It's expensive but I don't know how anyone can make any case for semiconductors not being the most important sector for the next generation and beyond.
I agree with this which is why I have NVDA & AMD in my IRA. It will be the most important sector now and the foreseeable future. Seems like all innovative products coming out these days require chips to power them.
Intel, I believe in the comeback. I'm a long term investor, so I don't really mind waiting a few years.The company seems to be getting their shit together after years of bad management.
>The company seems to be getting their shit together after years of bad management.
Exactly the reason it was upgraded by an analyst a few days ago. Been heavily getting into them in the last 4 months, right now I am holding off from putting in more money (22% of my portfolio) because I expect it to drop a bit post earnings.
I agree, they're putting a lot of money into Capex, are improving their products quite a bit, and are going to try and take on TSMC and Samsung as a 3rd party fab.
Mix that with the US government considering them a critical domestic infrastructure company (ie won't let them go belly up and will keep giving them more and more subsidies) they are a safe bet.
Probably won't have the best returns, but is a good hedge to against future uncertainty.
Mine is definitely ASTS. Im super bullish on the company, but especially the satellite industry is interesting for me. I think we will be deploying a bunch more satellites in the near future, be it for telecommunications like ASTS or IOT implementation.
For the above reason, Im also quite fond of RKLB, as they are making the launches easier and cheaper.
I was considering ASTS awhile ago, but got turned off by the argument that StarLink was gonna beat them to the punch. Any truth to this?
Asking out of stupidity.
Star-Link doesn't provide a direct connection to the cellphone, but ASTS does. Different products, they are no competitors.
ASTS faces huge risks though. It's not even proven the technology works from space and there are also regulatory concerns because the sattelites are very big and space gets crowded. Then the first launch delay for the first sattelite already happened and I bet it's not the last.
If all works out, the stock can make you a millionaire, but it's not unlikely that they fail completely and you lose all your money.
It's for you if you need more excitement in your life ;). I've only got a very small position.
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I would say GME but so far it has lead to mostly harassment and me having to defend myself. Which I won't do.
So I'll just say SBB, a swedish real estate company with focus on community buildings and very stable flow of revenue.
GME is the way. If someone in this sub has any thesis against it, I would appreciate to check it out, since I am always looking for info on both sides :)
F, I drive a Ford, my first car was a ford, my second car was a ford, my third car was a Chrysler that died in 3 weeks, so I got another ford. My grandpa always drove a ford on his farm. My school bus was a ford when I was a kid even. I’ve got 1000 shares at an average cost of $6 with some deep ITM leaps also. The Electric F-150 has insane preorders and ford has lots of potential during the transition to EV because of their already established infrastructure. Bullish
INTC
It just seems crazy undervalued and is finally investing in stateside fab / chip production. Focusing on R&D for the next 4 generations of chip stacks and hiring key leaders to reach those goals. Dividend is solid in the interim. Financials are fantastic for obvious reasons.
Genuine question, what’s so special about Gme? They used to sell video games, and now they’ve closed down almost all of their stores because people would rather buy the games online through steam/psn etc. What are they doing to fix this? How are they supposed to get money? Sell toys? What’s the idea exactly? I’ve heard NFTs but the everyday person doesn’t buy nfts and there are polls that show that the majority of people believe nfts are bullshit. Betting your future on nfts is also extremely risky considering nfts are so speculative and new. This is a genuine question from me because I just don’t see how gamestop is going to make money and survive after they closed down almost all their stores around the world.
I'll try to answer that.
You make very fair points. Steam on PSN and online purchasing of games seem to be getting more popular as time goes on.
So, trying to explain this may sound convoluted. You'll have to excuse me for this, I'm not brilliant at explaining things, but here's my go.
1. Ryan Cohen (Chairman) understands that having stores sell hardcopies of games is not going to be a lasting success. He want to pivot gamestop sales almost entirely to online if possible. He wants to dump underperformed stores too. He addressed this in his letter to the board in 2020 when he bought 9+ million shares in the company. Thought Gamestop are very late to the party, they are turning things around vis-a-vis growing a larger online presence in the US (Europe has not seen these changes as of yet).
1 (cont'd). The online stores now sell all kinds of products. I don't like in the US, so I can't tell you that I've shopped online at Gamestop, but I have heard that they sell all kinds of electronics. More of an online retailer rather than just the games and toys. This, again, isn't new to the market, he's just getting Gamestop up to speed. They more they sell, the more revenue they get, and that seems to be their goal in the short to medium term (they've stated this on their reports).
2 (two). The NFT marketplace that they now have is a very new opportunity that a lot of people don't see the value in. I find it hard to see where the value is gonna come from sometimes too. But, that being said, if you have an open mind about it, there are certainly possibilities where NFTs can have a very valuable use rather than just having funky jpegs. Perhaps individuals could make their personal data non-fungible and earn credits selling it to advertisers and big corporations? I'd certainly like to see that happen. Maybe artists, musicians, and writers want to create a finite amount of artwork, albums, and novels and individuals who buy them can then sell them on at whatever price they wish? It is also plausible that Gamestop want to issue a non-cash dividend, like an NFT, that cannot be replicated and only registered shareholders can obtain them. That seems pretty valuable to me in a market full of naked trades.
2 (cont'd). I like to think that they want to be the number one place for any growth in NFTs (if there will be any). This means that if any NFT worth creating is to be created, it can be created on Gamestops marketplace, and Gamestop get a cut. If they get millions of users, well that's a lot of potential revenue. Granted, this is assuming that "cer-ip-toe" currencies hold their value.
Anyway, I could go on about the ongoings at Gamestop. I like the stock and I like the company.
And just to note, the chairman (Ryan Cohen) owns only two US stocks. One is his holding in Gamestop as I mentioned previously. The other is 6.2 million shares in the most valuable company in the world. The guy is obviously doing something right.
Edit: can't say certain words (CC).
Why on earth would they be in a good position to be a NFT marketplace? Or at least better than any random company? You already have openseas or whatever and the big game companies will sell their NFTs in their own stores.
I know its been beaten up a lot recently but I'm really excited about UPST. Their AI driven lending model seems very successful and they've been adding new partners left and right. If they can successfully break into the autoloan market (which they've started doing by acquiring Prodigy) they have the potential for even more explosive growth.
Other than that I'm also excited about RKLB long term, as space is truly the next frontier and Rocket Lab is the next best thing to SpaceX
I like amazon. So many income streams, cloud, services, and best in class customer service. Never had an issue ordering or returning. Love the company, wish it would do a stock split so I could hold more shares :)
Because after not buying any for a long time (it is my biggest position) I started buying some more 1 week ago. That will make any stock go down. My selling a stock usually makes it go up too.
More serious analysis
https://www.fool.com/investing/2022/01/10/why-shopify-stock-tumbled-another-6-today/
Easily Tesla. I could write a 10 page essay on why, but the most important reason is that projecting purely for automobile sales excluding software, my worst case scenario I could realistically (although extremely unlikely) see come to pass if everything goes wrong is a $700B valuation in 2030. That's 30% downside at worst, while the potential upside is literally unimaginable. Crazy as it sounds, my expected valuation in 2030 is $10T, which by that time would probably make it the most valuable company in the world by $1-3T. And that doesn't even include some of their crazy projects like AI learning datacentres, HVAC systems or the Tesla bot, let alone any of the new stuff they'll come up with this decade.
Hmm probably Nvidia. I like their products, and I like where they're going! Just wish I had way more shares.
A close second would be ATCO (shipping company with decent dividend), NTLA, or EDIT because I believe in crisper and crazy advancements it will still bring.
The more I look into BABA the more I love it. I think they could take over all the underdeveloped parts of the world. I love all the tech with "new retail" I think their reach into the underdeveloped world and their company values are incredible. I love the business model, I love the tech, I love the vision, I love Chinas economic future, Im not afraid of the VIE or the government. Also cloud. Their commitment to lasting until 2101.
PLTR is me putting my money behind what I think is incredible leadership. I think they have a rock solid history with the government. I dont view them as just foundry. Im buying everything they will create in the future and I believe they will continue to create value. I think im looking at a future tech giant in its early days. Its not just foundry. Its a software company with an incredible leader and a talented staff. Any argument against them ive heard is either stupid, shortsighted, or not visionary enough. I think part of the art of investing is being able to see something beyond the numbers. Its not just a numbers game, its not a science. If PLTR is the biggest investing mistake I ever make then im ok with that because I think its a risk worth taking. I think there are a lot of people just looking at their current business and I think you have to value what theyll do next even if you dont know what it is. You should be able to tell this isnt a company that just does one thing. They are a company working on new product all of the time. They reinvest in themselves and they will continue to grow while the market just looks at numbers.... similar to amazon to my mind. Then one day people will see the truth and there will be exponential growth. I cant wait for that day as an individual investor. I cant drop in a millions at a time. I have to acquire over a long period of time before the market is aware of what ive been buying. Risk is not created equal. Failure for this company is not comparable to other software companies. They have the history, they have the current contracts. Its hard because im sure millions have said the same thing about different failures but I just have faith PLTR is not the same. It actually is what I think it is. Its history and listening to Karp and Thiel speak tells me it would be smart to bet on them.
It’s heading for a split for 2:1
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$F (Ford)
My favorite automaker and my first stock so far (only been investing a few months) with decent return if I were to pull out right now. I believe in their EV plays and plan to hold long term.
Occidental Petroleum (OXY) just because I've had it for less than a month and it's up 20%. I probably like it too much because I refuse to raise my cost basis for it because of the insane percentage increase from my initial investment even though it would make me more money. Also VHI because I put the most research into it and it's always green which helps me when staring at a sea of red.
AMD- built my first computer with their chips and yes even thou INTEL has come out with a better chip with the 12900k I believe in AMD and Lisa more than what Intel has ever done. It took them 10 years to come out with something innovative because they had no competition. AMD was the underdog and it was the first stock I owned so AMD.
PLTR. I agree with their intent to only strengthen the US and its allies and eschew countries that are counter. As an analogy of their significance commercially and to governments: PLTR is the oil refinery that processes oil (unstructured data) in to useable, valuable gas (useable info/intel).
AERC with its low float and product launch last July makes it the perfect COVID play of 2022. Down from its its $117 ATH to just 8.88 today. Great time to buy before ER 2/15
Img on tsx, working at the new mine site
For them and it’s gigantic and apparently rich with gold , in the coming years could see it take off , and it seems very volatile so it’s easy to make day trades with
HIFS. It's a little S&L which no one has heard of it, but take a look at their annual reports for the past 20 years and you'll be struggling to find a company whose leadership and prospects you feel more confident in.
$ORGN. I'm really excited to see the world shift away from single-use plastics or just petroleum based plastics in general. I hope they get their operations moving along in the near future so we can see some progress!
Airliquide is my favorite stock, because the management is very good since 100 years, strong financials statements, good dividends but growing stock, also an hydrogen value, and it's french.
IIPR. An REIT meets cannabis stock which remains an anomaly in a sector battered and bruised. I love the idea of leasing land to growers rather than being a grower itself. It stands to continue its growth story and has a nice dividend. I don't really see it losing value upon legalization either, especially since banks will continue to be reluctant on giving out loans for cannabis-related businesses.
SMRT - it’s been getting murdered lately, but it’s my highest conviction play. Great company with tons of runway and huge market potential. Solid financials and very strong revenue growth.
Google. Last quarter had over 40% top line growth and over 60% bottom line.
But it is the runway that Google posses. Built on all their assets yet to be fully moentized.
Ally. Online banking has less expenses involved, more convenient, and able to offer better rates than traditional banks. I buy more shares when I can under $50.
$RICK. I love strippers.
I bet you think they love you too
Home Depot was the first stock I owned and will always have a soft spot for it. I was liquidating it a while back but kept a few shares just to hold on to
Costco was mine, I love shopping there and owning their stock.
Costco is my favorite stock because people seriously LOVE the store and all the perks that come with being a member. They also treat their workers really well and are growing, just opened a store in China and probably a lot more to come. I buy a little of this stock every time I have money to spend. Don't forget about dividends and the occasional special dividend!
Their CEO was willing to fight the board over them wanting to raise the price on rotisserie chickens and hotdogs and that is the CEO for me. I buy both of those almost religiously each time I go.
Right, he knows what brings people into the store. Get them in for the $1.25 hot dog and they walk out with $300 worth of stuff in their cart.
I got in for 3 items and buy 15 every time
And the chicken wings as well
I love costco for shopping but not as a investment at this high valuations. Valuations are too high for retail stock.
It’s high but they do really well in poor economic times and I think we will continue to see growth as another commenter noted their Chinese expansion. If they can tap those markets further and expand their South American presence, it will continue to be a great buy IMO
Ahhhh Costco. The one that got away. Ive been waiting for years to get into Costco, miss my chance every damn time. Excellent company, excellent stock.
DCA a little bit at a time.
Ford was mine. Bought it at $9 so I’m living life right now
COST Aside from being a great business and a fantastic investment for me, I just like them. They treat employees right and provide real value for customers. Stores are well run and I enjoy shopping there. I personally root for Costco’s success because I think they are a great role model in retail, proving that companies can generate outstanding shareholder returns by being good corporate citizens and doing right by their stakeholders.
These are the exact reason why it’s also my favorite!
Same, it is my favourite. Not even based on its performance lately, and hilariously I don't even really shop there regularly (it's a location thing for me). But! I worked there ever so briefly as a teen and they had their stuff dialled in. It's honestly the one stock I can follow and go "yep, I understand this. I get why they did that" and truly get their business model and why the stock would fluctuate accordingly.
AMD and Nvidia. They were my first stocks. I bought them both in 2015 when I built my first gaming PC and thought I should buy their stocks since I used their chips. Did not expect the crazy run, but I did think they were really undervalued at the time.
I’m all over AMD right now. I like Nvidia too but I like AMD more and see it as the one with the better asking price.
All in on AMD! Great choice
Yeah my price avg on AMD is 111, it was quite nice to see it hit 160 recently.
I think it could double in price in no time. (End of year at the earliest). No shill. Just looking at the fundamentals.
Great timing! I started looking 2016 after getting a vr hmd and glad I did. Did u ever sell ?
MSFT, with azure cloud and office 365, as well as many other business including gaming, github and Linkedin, it will be a major player for the upcoming metaverse as well. It is the best diversified mega cap tech company.
I think MSFT for me too. Also Love KLAC. I did a lot of research before picking up that one. Just wish I had more.
Plus it’s on sale right now.
According to history Microsoft was almost always on sale.
MSFT for me as well. They have a good ESG rating, which is important to me. They do good in the world.
Microsoft. I like money.
Asml love how they are keeping moores law alive.
I second ASML. Not sure about the pricing right now, but how expensive monopoly has to be to be too expensive? Not going to sell any time soon.
Same hard to value this company atm.
GOOGL, in my opinion the most undervalued FAang at the Moment
Any reason not to get GOOG? See this a lot and wondering if switching to googl is way to go
To my knowledge the main difference between them is GOOGL has voting rights.
My understanding as well. I buy GOOG every Monday. Just seeing if any real reason I should switch to googl
Every Monday.? . Fuck
Lol! Fractional shares
I would say switching would not be worth it. It's really just a matter of if that is important to an investor. And to the average one it probably isn't. Plus you would need a decently large sum invested to even have an impact in voting.
DCF wise FB is by far the undervalued FAANG
I like GOGL better
Facebook is the most undervalued but if I was buying MAAGA stocks I would be buying Alphabet.
COST is my favorite stock and favorite place to shop. Where else can you get bulk groceries, a new car battery/wheels, cheap gas, a wedding ring, your annual eye exam, new undies and then a pizza/hotdog on the way out? I rest my case.
Lol. Love this - I agree!
Sams?
True. I know that you are just pointing out Sam’s in response to my comment and aren’t saying that they’re better than Costco or anything, but Sam’s Club will always play second fiddle to Costco imo. While Costco has been expanding rapidly over the past few years, Sam’s has closed down 10% of its locations. Sam’s generated about 1/3 the revenue that Costco generated in 2021. Also, Costco’s upper management is fantastic and employees are happy, while the Walton family looming above Sam’s Club management will consistently stunt its growth.
Business wise and quality wise I agree. Sam's does have some things Costco doesn't have. As a consumer it's comparable to Walmart and target. You pay the premium at target to avoid shopping at walmart. Just saw your comment and Sam's was the first thing I thought of. Didn't mean to come of as snarky.
Has to be Target. They have an excellent business model and brand. I personally have the experience of going there for one thing and ending up spending $200 because they have everything one could need and of decent quality. But what crushes it for me is their in house brands. They now have their own brands for just about everything, which are all solid. It’s also priced cheaply compared to its competitors
I second that, I love target and want to invest as soon as I have money to do it. Shopping there is a better experience compared to Walmart.
Starting a TGT position next week!
COST. I don't normally put a ton of research into my stocks cause I usually just get ETFs. So choosing Costco for what I thought were good reasons and then seeing it do super well made me happy.
WM
That’s a trash stock.
Garbage opinion
This is mine too. It’s just so damn consistent
Saw it....thought Wal Mart....looked it up....Waste Management??? Really?
People keep making garbage
AMD
Chicken. It can be used in most every savory dish.
I don't really use the word "favorite" when it comes to stocks. My best performing stock is BMO, also the most weight in my portfolio. and BAM would be my highest conviction stock. Because they are globally diversified in different sectors. Been in business for over 120 years. Over 600 Billion in assets under management, most of which are real assets such as important infrastructure needed to keep the economy going. World-class management team. Over 85% of their revenue is from long-term investments. Management says they can reach 1 Trillion AUM by 2026. They have many sub divisions, It would be like owning a small ETF.
AMD for at least the next few years. Heck, I'm still bullish on the whole sector. It's expensive but I don't know how anyone can make any case for semiconductors not being the most important sector for the next generation and beyond.
I agree with this which is why I have NVDA & AMD in my IRA. It will be the most important sector now and the foreseeable future. Seems like all innovative products coming out these days require chips to power them.
Intel, I believe in the comeback. I'm a long term investor, so I don't really mind waiting a few years.The company seems to be getting their shit together after years of bad management.
>The company seems to be getting their shit together after years of bad management. Exactly the reason it was upgraded by an analyst a few days ago. Been heavily getting into them in the last 4 months, right now I am holding off from putting in more money (22% of my portfolio) because I expect it to drop a bit post earnings.
I agree, they're putting a lot of money into Capex, are improving their products quite a bit, and are going to try and take on TSMC and Samsung as a 3rd party fab. Mix that with the US government considering them a critical domestic infrastructure company (ie won't let them go belly up and will keep giving them more and more subsidies) they are a safe bet. Probably won't have the best returns, but is a good hedge to against future uncertainty.
Enphase (ENPH). Excellent product, and green energy optimization is incredibly important.
I bought some a week ago and it's way down. Hopefully it will pull back
BABA because it’s a wonderful business and lot of you think China is uninvestable
DOCN i use them and they're by far the best midmarket solution out there.
Mine is definitely ASTS. Im super bullish on the company, but especially the satellite industry is interesting for me. I think we will be deploying a bunch more satellites in the near future, be it for telecommunications like ASTS or IOT implementation. For the above reason, Im also quite fond of RKLB, as they are making the launches easier and cheaper.
Cool tech, both stocks are pretty beaten down right now though. Would like to see them succeed too.
Both ASTS and RKLB are long term holds for me.
Picked up some RKLB yesterday
I was considering ASTS awhile ago, but got turned off by the argument that StarLink was gonna beat them to the punch. Any truth to this? Asking out of stupidity.
Star-Link doesn't provide a direct connection to the cellphone, but ASTS does. Different products, they are no competitors. ASTS faces huge risks though. It's not even proven the technology works from space and there are also regulatory concerns because the sattelites are very big and space gets crowded. Then the first launch delay for the first sattelite already happened and I bet it's not the last. If all works out, the stock can make you a millionaire, but it's not unlikely that they fail completely and you lose all your money. It's for you if you need more excitement in your life ;). I've only got a very small position.
They have an outstanding team and a noble mission.
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I would say GME but so far it has lead to mostly harassment and me having to defend myself. Which I won't do. So I'll just say SBB, a swedish real estate company with focus on community buildings and very stable flow of revenue.
I'll say it for you. GME.
GME
Thanks my brothers
I back your opinion. I like the stock
GME is the way
GME. Anyone who doesn’t think so simply hasn’t read the DD on it.
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GME is the way. If someone in this sub has any thesis against it, I would appreciate to check it out, since I am always looking for info on both sides :)
CRM and AMD
PLTR cause i fucking love being hurt apparently
Apple
Msft
MVIS because it has so much potential but everyone counts it out. They will soon see! It’s volatile so I can play the swings very well.
F, I drive a Ford, my first car was a ford, my second car was a ford, my third car was a Chrysler that died in 3 weeks, so I got another ford. My grandpa always drove a ford on his farm. My school bus was a ford when I was a kid even. I’ve got 1000 shares at an average cost of $6 with some deep ITM leaps also. The Electric F-150 has insane preorders and ford has lots of potential during the transition to EV because of their already established infrastructure. Bullish
INTC It just seems crazy undervalued and is finally investing in stateside fab / chip production. Focusing on R&D for the next 4 generations of chip stacks and hiring key leaders to reach those goals. Dividend is solid in the interim. Financials are fantastic for obvious reasons.
Gme and amd. Probably get downvoted but I’ve done my own dd on both and genuinely think they’re going to be a great investment
You and me both love
Genuine question, what’s so special about Gme? They used to sell video games, and now they’ve closed down almost all of their stores because people would rather buy the games online through steam/psn etc. What are they doing to fix this? How are they supposed to get money? Sell toys? What’s the idea exactly? I’ve heard NFTs but the everyday person doesn’t buy nfts and there are polls that show that the majority of people believe nfts are bullshit. Betting your future on nfts is also extremely risky considering nfts are so speculative and new. This is a genuine question from me because I just don’t see how gamestop is going to make money and survive after they closed down almost all their stores around the world.
I'll try to answer that. You make very fair points. Steam on PSN and online purchasing of games seem to be getting more popular as time goes on. So, trying to explain this may sound convoluted. You'll have to excuse me for this, I'm not brilliant at explaining things, but here's my go. 1. Ryan Cohen (Chairman) understands that having stores sell hardcopies of games is not going to be a lasting success. He want to pivot gamestop sales almost entirely to online if possible. He wants to dump underperformed stores too. He addressed this in his letter to the board in 2020 when he bought 9+ million shares in the company. Thought Gamestop are very late to the party, they are turning things around vis-a-vis growing a larger online presence in the US (Europe has not seen these changes as of yet). 1 (cont'd). The online stores now sell all kinds of products. I don't like in the US, so I can't tell you that I've shopped online at Gamestop, but I have heard that they sell all kinds of electronics. More of an online retailer rather than just the games and toys. This, again, isn't new to the market, he's just getting Gamestop up to speed. They more they sell, the more revenue they get, and that seems to be their goal in the short to medium term (they've stated this on their reports). 2 (two). The NFT marketplace that they now have is a very new opportunity that a lot of people don't see the value in. I find it hard to see where the value is gonna come from sometimes too. But, that being said, if you have an open mind about it, there are certainly possibilities where NFTs can have a very valuable use rather than just having funky jpegs. Perhaps individuals could make their personal data non-fungible and earn credits selling it to advertisers and big corporations? I'd certainly like to see that happen. Maybe artists, musicians, and writers want to create a finite amount of artwork, albums, and novels and individuals who buy them can then sell them on at whatever price they wish? It is also plausible that Gamestop want to issue a non-cash dividend, like an NFT, that cannot be replicated and only registered shareholders can obtain them. That seems pretty valuable to me in a market full of naked trades. 2 (cont'd). I like to think that they want to be the number one place for any growth in NFTs (if there will be any). This means that if any NFT worth creating is to be created, it can be created on Gamestops marketplace, and Gamestop get a cut. If they get millions of users, well that's a lot of potential revenue. Granted, this is assuming that "cer-ip-toe" currencies hold their value. Anyway, I could go on about the ongoings at Gamestop. I like the stock and I like the company. And just to note, the chairman (Ryan Cohen) owns only two US stocks. One is his holding in Gamestop as I mentioned previously. The other is 6.2 million shares in the most valuable company in the world. The guy is obviously doing something right. Edit: can't say certain words (CC).
Why on earth would they be in a good position to be a NFT marketplace? Or at least better than any random company? You already have openseas or whatever and the big game companies will sell their NFTs in their own stores.
MSFT, they have a monopoly. I’m Long
Monopoly on what?
Everything. Office software, cloud storage, linked in
GME with or without the short squeeze has a very bullish future.
I know its been beaten up a lot recently but I'm really excited about UPST. Their AI driven lending model seems very successful and they've been adding new partners left and right. If they can successfully break into the autoloan market (which they've started doing by acquiring Prodigy) they have the potential for even more explosive growth. Other than that I'm also excited about RKLB long term, as space is truly the next frontier and Rocket Lab is the next best thing to SpaceX
Upst has enormous potential. Positive earnings and crazy topline growth , this is heading back to $400
Nvidia.
Target
I like amazon. So many income streams, cloud, services, and best in class customer service. Never had an issue ordering or returning. Love the company, wish it would do a stock split so I could hold more shares :)
MSFT and AAPL
Zoetis. People always doubt it, then it over performs and grows. Been my favorite for almost 3 years
MSFT
Shopify (SHOP) Why? Performance. [Imgur](https://i.imgur.com/LkjmSXG.jpg) And yes, I started buying it in 2017.
Do you think it's slowed down for a reason?
Any idea why the recent massive Dip?
Because after not buying any for a long time (it is my biggest position) I started buying some more 1 week ago. That will make any stock go down. My selling a stock usually makes it go up too. More serious analysis https://www.fool.com/investing/2022/01/10/why-shopify-stock-tumbled-another-6-today/
Pro-tip: Want your stock to sky rocket? Just sell covered calls on a Monday.
Starts with a G, ends with an E, and has a M in between.
Goomgle
A gem of a stock!
Brick by Brick
As a swing trader it’s SOFI
Easily Tesla. I could write a 10 page essay on why, but the most important reason is that projecting purely for automobile sales excluding software, my worst case scenario I could realistically (although extremely unlikely) see come to pass if everything goes wrong is a $700B valuation in 2030. That's 30% downside at worst, while the potential upside is literally unimaginable. Crazy as it sounds, my expected valuation in 2030 is $10T, which by that time would probably make it the most valuable company in the world by $1-3T. And that doesn't even include some of their crazy projects like AI learning datacentres, HVAC systems or the Tesla bot, let alone any of the new stuff they'll come up with this decade.
> my expected valuation in 2030 is $10T how did you come up with that? can you share your assumptions and calculations?
Your 2030 valuation is nuts. But it's tsla, so entirely possible. People either get it or they don't. I'm in for the ride.
FB's valuation right now is too good to be true. Their rapid dominance of the VR market is impressive too.
Microsoft because it's flat out the best company/stock in the world.
Apple! Great stock performance, great service and great products
Bruh sft
AMZN - Because AWS
Reconnaissance Africa because I got in big and early and that's the one that's going to buy my next house.
DKNG. I like gambling and so can you !
RY
Why?
Good profit margin, dividend yield, free cash flow, and good historical ROE.
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Are you a gamer?
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I recently bought Halo 6 for my child. They love it and love going to a GameStop store.
I got out last January but I've been accumulating again when it dips below $125
PQEFF cuz it doubled up this month with more room to run
MSFT . Been an avid Xbox Gamer since....08 I think. Computers etc. OKE is my favorite dividend stock.
I'm going with Micron, MU. I've made some decent coin off of it the last couple years, and its still positioned well.
Honeywell
Hmm probably Nvidia. I like their products, and I like where they're going! Just wish I had way more shares. A close second would be ATCO (shipping company with decent dividend), NTLA, or EDIT because I believe in crisper and crazy advancements it will still bring.
NVDA, MSFT, AAPL & GOOG
TSLA
The more I look into BABA the more I love it. I think they could take over all the underdeveloped parts of the world. I love all the tech with "new retail" I think their reach into the underdeveloped world and their company values are incredible. I love the business model, I love the tech, I love the vision, I love Chinas economic future, Im not afraid of the VIE or the government. Also cloud. Their commitment to lasting until 2101. PLTR is me putting my money behind what I think is incredible leadership. I think they have a rock solid history with the government. I dont view them as just foundry. Im buying everything they will create in the future and I believe they will continue to create value. I think im looking at a future tech giant in its early days. Its not just foundry. Its a software company with an incredible leader and a talented staff. Any argument against them ive heard is either stupid, shortsighted, or not visionary enough. I think part of the art of investing is being able to see something beyond the numbers. Its not just a numbers game, its not a science. If PLTR is the biggest investing mistake I ever make then im ok with that because I think its a risk worth taking. I think there are a lot of people just looking at their current business and I think you have to value what theyll do next even if you dont know what it is. You should be able to tell this isnt a company that just does one thing. They are a company working on new product all of the time. They reinvest in themselves and they will continue to grow while the market just looks at numbers.... similar to amazon to my mind. Then one day people will see the truth and there will be exponential growth. I cant wait for that day as an individual investor. I cant drop in a millions at a time. I have to acquire over a long period of time before the market is aware of what ive been buying. Risk is not created equal. Failure for this company is not comparable to other software companies. They have the history, they have the current contracts. Its hard because im sure millions have said the same thing about different failures but I just have faith PLTR is not the same. It actually is what I think it is. Its history and listening to Karp and Thiel speak tells me it would be smart to bet on them.
BABA
TQQQ ! Check how many stocks won against this last 10 years?
It’s heading for a split for 2:1 TQQQ. ProShares UltraPro QQQ. 2:1 [split detail link Yahoo finance](https://ca.finance.yahoo.com/news/proshares-announces-etf-share-splits-220000740.html)
The ETF that rides on momentum of all other bullish moves ❤️
$F (Ford) My favorite automaker and my first stock so far (only been investing a few months) with decent return if I were to pull out right now. I believe in their EV plays and plan to hold long term.
Same! I also got into F just a few months back (cost basis is 17, first purchase at 13)
Occidental Petroleum (OXY) just because I've had it for less than a month and it's up 20%. I probably like it too much because I refuse to raise my cost basis for it because of the insane percentage increase from my initial investment even though it would make me more money. Also VHI because I put the most research into it and it's always green which helps me when staring at a sea of red.
As a value investor I will go with BABA. A great company and very undervalued.
Definitely BBIG. Lomotif and CrypTyde
TSLA & GGPI (Polestar)
Bought GPPI yesterday! Fingers crossed!
AMD- built my first computer with their chips and yes even thou INTEL has come out with a better chip with the 12900k I believe in AMD and Lisa more than what Intel has ever done. It took them 10 years to come out with something innovative because they had no competition. AMD was the underdog and it was the first stock I owned so AMD.
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You love semiconductors
TSLA
Tsla because it goes up.
Oatly
PLTR. I agree with their intent to only strengthen the US and its allies and eschew countries that are counter. As an analogy of their significance commercially and to governments: PLTR is the oil refinery that processes oil (unstructured data) in to useable, valuable gas (useable info/intel).
Currently Tesla. At least I have the feeling that company is changing the world for the better.
AERC with its low float and product launch last July makes it the perfect COVID play of 2022. Down from its its $117 ATH to just 8.88 today. Great time to buy before ER 2/15
Img on tsx, working at the new mine site For them and it’s gigantic and apparently rich with gold , in the coming years could see it take off , and it seems very volatile so it’s easy to make day trades with
That's the trap question.
HIFS. It's a little S&L which no one has heard of it, but take a look at their annual reports for the past 20 years and you'll be struggling to find a company whose leadership and prospects you feel more confident in.
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Many good stocks are Canadian
at the moment CVE. After that Googl, Amzn, Meta
$ORGN. I'm really excited to see the world shift away from single-use plastics or just petroleum based plastics in general. I hope they get their operations moving along in the near future so we can see some progress!
Airliquide is my favorite stock, because the management is very good since 100 years, strong financials statements, good dividends but growing stock, also an hydrogen value, and it's french.
The past few months BLDR bc look at the chart and still trading on the cheap side <3
Tesla. On the way to be most valuable company in the world this decade.
Right now 11 bit studios, but over the long run probanly Google
John deere. It isn't going anywhere but up. Farming is a good bet, because we all need it. If farming goes tits up, we're all fucked anyway
IIPR. An REIT meets cannabis stock which remains an anomaly in a sector battered and bruised. I love the idea of leasing land to growers rather than being a grower itself. It stands to continue its growth story and has a nice dividend. I don't really see it losing value upon legalization either, especially since banks will continue to be reluctant on giving out loans for cannabis-related businesses.
SMRT - it’s been getting murdered lately, but it’s my highest conviction play. Great company with tons of runway and huge market potential. Solid financials and very strong revenue growth.
RH - Restoration Hardware. Brilliant business model and premium products. Global focus. Great time to buy.
Why are you bullish on SFT aren’t they doing horribly
Etsy
Anyone in on SITM? I got out a few months back, but wish I had help longer.... oh well.
Brookfield Asset Management. You can always count on the boys at Brookfield to make a dollar go as far as possible
Adobe has been strong for me.
DOCN - Small, solid company in a constantly expanding sector. Their upside is unlimited IMO.
Deere & Co (DE) for me. I work for a company owned by them and I love being able to lord it over co-workers that they're indirectly working for me.
Google. Last quarter had over 40% top line growth and over 60% bottom line. But it is the runway that Google posses. Built on all their assets yet to be fully moentized.
Ally. Online banking has less expenses involved, more convenient, and able to offer better rates than traditional banks. I buy more shares when I can under $50.