I rank the BEST Stocks You Should Buy Right Now‼️

A big hello from Boston. Yes, I'm recording this video from Boston. You know how you know? Because I'm I'm drinking a Dunkin Donuts and I never drink a Dunkin Donuts when I'm in Vegas. I will be in Vegas shortly, but uh as of right now, I am in Boston still on the East Coast. Okay, ladies and gentlemen, in today's video, I want to rank all the best stocks to buy right now. I mean, I am going to go through an absolute avalanche of stocks ranking in this video here today. I mean, this is going to be ridiculous. And I thought it was fitting given that last week the public count just hit an all-time high of $4.6 million. Congratulations to everybody watching us right now who has hit an all-time high here recently, whether it be last week, whether it be this week, whatever. Uh, man, it's absolutely incredible. So, uh, congratulations to you all and keep building, keep growing, keep taking up to the next level. Remember, remember, think about where your portfolio is going to be 5 years from now, 10 years from now, 15 years from now, 20 years from now, right? It's not just about what's going on today. All righty, ladies and gentlemen. So, the rules for the video here today is I will rank a massive amount of stocks in this video. I'm going to rank them between one and 10. Okay? And so, they'll fall somewhere in there. They could also be a one. They could be a 10. A one would be like you wouldn't touch it with your worst enemy's money cuz it's that bad. Okay? And a 10 would be like load the boat. This is a generational generational buying opportunity in regards to this particular company. Okay? Uh, second thing is remember when I'm doing a video, I'm thinking about these stocks long term. I'm not just thinking about like which one of these stocks is going to be the best over the next week, over the next month. If I was trying to change my rankings based upon what stock I think could do the best next week, like, you know, my rankings may be very different. I'm thinking about the next several years and which stocks could be the biggest money makers for the next several years. Third thing, I need you to smash that like button if you have not already done so. Just hit that little thumbs up button, make it glow for me. That's all I need from you guys. I'm recording these videos from the east coast while I'm on my trip and I hope you appreciate it. I appreciate you joining me. I appreciate you being subscribed to the channel as well. Also want to let you guys know in the description area of all my videos, I link my Instagram and I link my ex page. Instagram is more if you want to follow me like I don't post a lot of stock stuff there. It's mostly about a lot of personal life related things, um, day-to-day life, that sort of stuff. X, I post a lot of stockreated stuff. So if you use X, um, you might want to follow me on there. Okay, those are always linked in the description area of all my videos. I might put them as the pinned comment also today. Okay. All righty, folks. Let's get rolling here. Let's get controversial right off the bat. Palunteer. Where do I rank this stock out of a one out of 10 to buy right now? The answer is it's a seven. I actually think Palanteer's a pretty respectable buy right now, which is why I ranked this seven. Um, you know, obviously it's not like buying it for $7, you know, years ago like I was doing and hopefully a lot of you guys were doing and made life-changing money on the stock, right? But as of right now, I actually think it's a decent buy. Um, you know, this is a stock that if we look at last year, the stock ran to 200 plus. Uh, at that particular moment, it definitely wasn't a buy, but now it's come down to 130 even to trading day. Today, it was trading in the 120s, right? uh the valuations come down substantially and so it's opened up more of an opportunity and the numbers have been even better than I anticipated. So between the numbers being better than I I even thought and then on top of that you know looking at a stock price has come down immensely like it's actually a decent buy now at this point in time right two year forward P is about a 42 on this one that's probably a high number there it's probably their their two-year forward P is likely in the 30s right now which isn't bad when you're talking about a company that has you know expected near next 12 months revenue growth of 70 plus% right and then talking about tripledigit EPS growth over the 12 months. I mean, that's incredible. So, Palanteer, great company overall, and I think it's actually a decent buy now at this point in time. Let's get to the biggest of the big dogs, Apple, right? So, Apple, I would rank them as kind of a five right now. I wouldn't call them a bad buy. I also wouldn't call them a good buy, right? And so, Apple, the thing that makes Apple special is their ecosystem. And until the, you know, it's it's basically impossible to disrupt Apple until you disrupt the iPhone. So until smartphones are disrupted, Apple basically is just going to keep putting up great numbers year in and year out. Somebody's needs a new iPhone or needs a new smartphone, they're going to go buy the next iPhone, the next iPad. You know, once you're in the ecosystem, you just keep getting the products, keep getting the products. And so until the iPhone is really disrupted, the smartphone is disrupted and we go to some sort of other device, Apple's just seen as an ultimate safety play, which is going to give it a bigger valuation when it comes to P ratio. It's going to command a much higher PE than other stocks, right? which is what you see forward P on this one is 35. You know, if this was a 25, if this was a dosey do at 22 FordP, I would actually probably rank Apple a little higher on the mix. I'd probably put it at a six or maybe even a seven, right? If we look at revenue growth, uh, expect over the next 12 months, 13%. Same thing with EPS growth. So, just a good solid company overall. Apple, but you know, I'll just rank it a five. The next one up here, I like this one a little bit better than Apple. It's Mr. Softy, Microsoft. I'd rank this one a six as of right now. Microsoft thing that makes Microsoft more attractive to me as if I was gonna buy this or Apple, right? Is when it comes to Microsoft revenue growth expected to be stronger than Apple, right? It also trades at much lower P ratios. Now, there's also some people thinking Microsoft could be disrupted by AI. We'll see. We'll see what happens with that. But Microsoft's also going to be a big beneficiary of AI. So, do keep that in mind as well. And so I like Microsoft as a like if you told me I had to put money in Microsoft or Apple today, I would feel a little more comfortable buying Microsoft riskreward profile. Okay, next one up here, Oracle. Oracle very controversial stock. This one has gone down immensely. It's down about 32% year to date, right? Uh Oracle I'd rank as a five. I I actually like Oracle's business model. The business model is pretty good at Oracle. What is the If you've heard me talk about Oracle in in the past, what do I always talk about like is the one real negative in regards to Oracle? It's balance sheet. It's always been balance sheet. That's what keeps me out of Oracle. Not the business model, not what they're doing for the future. It's it's simply that balance sheet. Balance sheet is is a bad balance sheet that Oracle has. And guess what? The Wall Streeters are starting to wake up to what I've been talking about for a long time in regards to Oracle. This just came out a few days ago. S&P Global recently downgraded Oracle's credit rating to BBB minus, keeping it just one step above junk status. And that's exactly how I would view Oracle's balance sheet. So that's what keeps me out of that stock. It's not the CEO, it's not the balance, excuse me, it's not the income statement, it's not the business model, it's the balance sheet in regards to Oracle. Okay? So that's why I rank it a five. If it wasn't such a bad balance sheet, it' probably be a seven. It might even be a stock I'd be buying an eight. Just that balance sheet is so bad, man. Shopify. Shopify. This one is a seven. This is a pretty decent buy as of right now. So, when it comes to Shopify, expected to grow revenue 30 plus% here. Uh 2-year forward P on this one's in the 30s. And keep in mind, they're really focused a lot on revenue growth right now rather than earnings per share growth as much. And so, Shopify is a great company. It's one of the most underrated tech companies out there in my personal opinion. They just kind of get forgotten about. um in in the conversation of like big tech companies, but great company overall. I like Shopify, Amazon, amazing zon as we call it here on the channel. This is a big position for me in a public account, right? $386,000 position up $167,000 on the stock. Amazon I rank a nine. A nine. That's very high ranking here for Amazon, which means it's definitely a buy right now. Now, do keep in mind, what do I always say about Amazon? What do I always say about Amazon? Amazon is what? Amazon's always a buy. It's been a buy since the 90s is a buy in the 2000s, buy in the 2010s, and in 2020s, guess what it is? It's a buy. There will be a day when Amazon's disrupted, and you know, it's not a buy anymore. But it's no time soon. The the AWS business, which is their most important business, is just going to continue to grow exponentially for, you know, at least 10, 20, 30 years in the future. the e-commerce business that's I don't want to say it's a monopoly but it's almost like it's a monopoly like you go to order something online and you know most developed countries you're ordering on Amazon and it's getting delivered and fulfilled by who Amazon like the whole process is Amazon right and uh that business is going to continue to grow massively over the next 10 20 30 years like your kids you know are going to order stuff your nephews and nieces they're going to order stuff on Amazon you know it's just it's unbelievable and so very special company uh very one of one. I rank at a nine here is very attractively priced. You know, strong teens revenue growth expected. Earnings per share growth expected to be in the 20s. Their earnings per share should grow at a much faster clip than revenue for the next 10 20 years, right? You know, this is one you think in terms of 10 20 years out. You aren't just thinking about the next year or two or even the next three to five. You're thinking about 10 20 years out. Amazon, right? Being a 10 trillion dollar market cap type company, right? P on Ford P on this one in the 20s. Amazon's should not be trading in in the 20s when it comes to forward P. Okay, bottom line. So, Amazing on, you know, it's one of the stocks that should be a core position to every person's portfolio that really holds individual stocks. That's my view on it. Like, you got to have a big position in Amazon. You know, why would you not? Why would you not? It trades at an extremely fair valuation. you have extreme safety in the stock and you know it's going to grow exponentially for you know years and decades into the future. Okay, which let's let's take it to Meta. Let's do the other big big tech stock that I love. Meta. Where do I rank a meta? I also rank Meta a nine at this point in time. Meta were up $562,000 on it. That does not account for all the profits I taken in Meta as well over the years. 572 thou or 572% gain on Meta stock. has been an incredible performer and 2022 was a generational buying opportunity. Like if I could have ranked, you know, a 10 at that particular time, Meta was a 10, a 10 and a 10. Okay. Now, when it comes to Meta here, I, you know, here's the deal with Meta. The revenue growth is expected to be just under 30% for the next 12 months. Uh, earnings per share growth at even a faster clip. And we're talking about a Ford P under 20, you know, but the one thing that holds Meta Stock back, like this stock should be $1,000 this year. $1,000 plus, is just the one thing that holds it back is people don't know where the spend's going. Zuckerberg's spending money like a drunken sailor out there. He's blowing all the money and we're just like, why? Like, uh, do we need to spend all this? Right? And so, there just all these questions. And when those questions are answered or he cuts back on the capex, the stock will explode and the move's going to be dramatic. Until then, we're a flounder. We're a flounder and fish. That's all we are at this point in time. And so, but we're going one of two ways in regards to this. Either the capex is eventually going to be cut or people understand the spend. It's not going to stay like this forever, you know. Okay. Uh, next one up here, service. Now, I posted this on my X page here today. Once again, I'll put my X is likely a pinned comment down there. It's always linked in the description area if you want to follow me on there. But now, look at this. No, $15,000 on Now stock in the public account. And um you know, congrats to anybody that's been buying this one over the past few months. You're likely already up pretty substantially on this one. So, when it comes to Now, I rank this an 8.5. I like Now a lot, right? They're another company that has all these SAS related companies are having to face a lot of questions regarding AI claude anthropic and you know are these products going to replace the SAS companies and tokens and all this stuff right but at the end of the day service now is a company that is I think one of the best position SAS plays to thrive in the AI era not like oh they're going to be disrupted and this is the end of the company like they're going to be able to thrive for years to go in the future, right? Revenue growth in this year expected to be in the 20s. Earnings per share growth at a faster clip. Ford P30 to your Ford P likely in the teens. You know, they're very central to just so many massive companies and they continue to win customers and they continue to put up great numbers. So, I like Service Now stock. Okay, next one up here, Uber Booa. Uber stock. So, Uber stock's a little bit of a different situation. This one has a lot of disruption questions as well. And these for this one, I do think they're legitimate and that's what keeps me out of a stock like Uber. So Uber, you know, if we just think about the next 5 years, right? Cuz remember, I'm thinking about all these stocks long term. Like Uber makes tons of money. I took some I've been taking some Uber rides here and there on this trip, right? Very expensive. Uh they've gone up a lot in prices over the years. I can tell you that much. But when it comes to Uber, listen, shortterm, they're fine. But over the next 5 years, you know, robo taxis is going to be rolled out in every major city in mass, right? As of right now, there's a lot of cities that now you can take a Whimo ride or a Tesla robo taxi ride, right? Imagine five years from now. They're, you know, autonomous vehicles are going to be in every major like Tesla and between Tesla and Google. They're going to likely have their fleets deployed in just about every big city out there over the next 5 years, right? And big fleets, too. Not like small fleets like Whimo has a small fleets in a lot of different cities. I'm I'm talking mass, right? Scale. And so, what happens to Uber after that? Well, what's going to happen to Uber is it's not like Uber is then going to become irrelevant. It's just Uber is always going to trade at very crap valuations, like very crap valuations. Um because they'll be seen as a company that's being just disrupted day after day, week after week, month after month, year after year, right? And so, you know, Uber disrupted the taxis. You can still find taxis in big cities. I was just in New York for about a week. Plenty of taxis still driving around, right? But we'd be foolish to say Uber and Lyft didn't massively disrupt the taxi industry, right? Of course they did. And so, you know, the medallions that they used to use for kind of like, you know, buying a taxi and and that whole deal in New York City, like, you know, those prices have plummeted. And so the same exact thing will happen with Uber's valuation over time in my opinion regards the P ratios because you know uh it's going to be very very difficult to and also do remember Amazon is going to also have their fleets likely deployed across the United States over the next 5 years. They're huge in Vegas already at this point in time. They're called Zuks there. Amazon's a huge backer of Zuks and so that will be deployed and so man you know and I think a lot of these companies aren't going to want to go through Uber for bookings. They're going to want people to use their direct apps because why would you not, right? Um rather than cut Uber money like a few dollars a time if they have to cut Uber that's a that's a lot of money. They don't want to do that. They want you to sign up directly through that. So Uber you know I rank it a three. It's not horrible but it's also not good. right now. P ratios, those sorts of things, I don't even think it matters for Uber. You know, 25 Ford P, who cares? It honestly is irrelevant. And the reason being is once again, if you're being disrupted, no one cares. You know, they'll have to trade at a seven forward P, 10 forward P. Like, that's just how it is. PayPal. PayPal's a great example. PayPal puts up great numbers and a quarter in, quarter out. Look at PayPal's look at PayPal's forward P. It's like a eight or something like that, right? That's just how it is. if you're seen as being disruptive. Next one up here, Salesforce is another company that is being seen as being disruptive, but this one I don't agree with. This one I think is a different situation kind of like a service now where this company's actually going to thrive in the AI era and they're making a lot of moves to put themselves in a great position to thrive in AI era. But the stock's down huge, down 32% year-to- date. This one's an 8.5 as a buy here. So, when it comes to Salesforce revenue growth, I think it's going to be a little stronger than what analysts have here over the next 12 months. I think you're actually going to be double digit revenue growth here. Earnings per share growth expected to be much stronger. Forward P of, you know, low teens to your forward P of 10, maybe even a nine. Uh Salesforce is a buy in my opinion. Next one up here. Oo, this is a big one. Netflix. Netflix is a nine in my opinion. Very strong buy at this point in time, especially in this low 70 range. When it comes to Netflix, hard one to disrupt, man. Very, very difficult one to disrupt. And when it comes to Netflix, you getting revenue growth here. Expect it to be, you know, let's call it strong teens. And then EPS growth at a much faster clip, if not triple up there. Uh Ford P on this one 12 to your Ford P15. Great company overall. They should continue to put up great numbers for years to go in the future. And like I said, like you know, who's really a challenger to Netflix? It's is really nobody, right? Like YouTube's its own thing. you know, YouTube, Tik Tok, Instagram, you know, all those sorts of things are like competition from like an attention perspective, right? The more time you spend on Tik Tok, maybe the less you could watch Netflix or something like that. But at the end of the day, for those, you know, TV related things, like they just don't have any serious direct competition. They're they're a one of one and a special company. And so Netflix, I actually really like that one a lot right now. Okay, next one up here, Google McDougall. This one's decent. I ran it a 6.5 on Google. McDougall here. Um, so I rank it higher than Microsoft. I definitely rank it obviously higher than Apple. Apple was a five and Google here is a 6.5. This is a stock that's done very well for us in the public count up 125%. On this one, uh, when it comes to Google McDougall, I mean, the revenue growth expectations here analysts have I have doubts about them uh, hitting those sorts of numbers. They might have gone a little too bullish. uh Ford Ps 124, you know, yeah, I have my doubts about if the numbers are, you know, what analysts think they're going to be. And so, you know, if you told me Meta, Amazon, or Google, I'm definitely going with Amazon and Meta over Google. Not Not bad stock. I just I think it's just a decent buy. You know, it certainly wasn't the buy it was last year. Like last year, you could get the stock in the 150s. You know, I got I got shares at 156.90 last year. Absolutely incredible. We got a big one, ladies and gentlemen. AMD, AMD, I rank at a 7.5. Listen, the stock's gone insane. It's clear, right? You know, now up about $1.1 million on the stock just in the public account alone. It's been a beast. And so, the valuation's gotten much more stretched on AMD, right? Like, that's clear as day. like you go up that much like you know. Yeah. But here's here's kind of way I think about AMD. I believe AMD long-term is a 1.5 to you know we can call it about a $2 trillion company. 1.5 to2 trillion dollar company. Right now the market cap's under a trillion right? So there's more upside to AMD which is why I rank it a 7.5. And so it it's an interesting situation because AMD I don't view AMD as like oh this is going to become the biggest company in the world. It's going to become a 5 trillion10 trillion market cap, right? Biggest in the world. Now, that's not the sort of opportunity I believe AMD has. It's already priced in a lot of its opportunities. So, do keep that in mind. You look at the PE ratios and it's clear there, right? But I do think this is a $ 1.5 to2 trillion company long term. The chip cycle we're in right now still has a few years ahead of it in terms of the boom cycle, right, before we get a slowdown. But remember, this is not the last chip cycle. Like, you know, this is how these things work. There's a massive chip cycle, then there's a slowdown, and then there's a rough time, and then there's a next chip cycle. That's been the way it's been for 40, 50 years now at this point in time, right? And that's the way it's going to continue to be. And so, this chip, this chip insanity we're going through right now, that we're going to continue to go through over the next couple years, that will eventually slow down, right? and then they kind of have a lull for all the chip stocks and they'll drag their feet for quite a while and then they'll be the next big chip cycle after that. And um and keep in mind a companies like AMD, companies like Nvidia, they keep innovating. They keep making better GPUs, better CPUs, and other products as well. And guess what? You got to keep buying them or you fall behind, right? In regards to AI arms race and and everything else going on there. So AMD, great company. Uh, like I said, long-term, I think it's a 1.5 to$2 trillion company. So, there's more upside ahead there. SoFi Technologies, SoFi 8.5 on this one. This one's a very great buy in my personal opinion when it comes to SoFi, this stock's done amazing, by the way, up 118%. So, the fact that I think it's still just that great of a buy even being up this much, listen, SoFi, based, you know, this is a company that's been putting up 30% plus revenue growth. I think SoFi has a chance to be a true financial giant like one of the biggest financial institutions in the world long term right and so with the way Anthony notto is running this company if he continues to execute the way he's been executing the management team I mean there's no there's no like why would you even dispute that they couldn't be there in 10 years right look at how many members they're attracting look at the revenue growth of the company look at the product growth of the company right look at how they continue to branch out and become overall financial institution of the next generation. So, SoFi has a great opportunity. And if they do that, this little 20 billion dollar market cap number is going to be a joke long term. You'll be looking at a company with a hundred billion dollar plus market cap or hundreds of billions of dollars of market cap. Cheesecake Factory number eight. There's another banger in the public account now up about a double up in regards to cake. And that does not include all the dividends received for this stock of $132,000. I rank Cake an eight. It's an eight. So, still a strong buy, but not nearly as great of a buy as it was, you know, uh, back in 23 24 when you can pick this stock up for much cheaper. My cost base on this one's about 40 bucks, just over 40 bucks here. And now stocks trading in 80s. But the thing that makes Cake still an attractive buy, although it's not like a 10 buy like it was before, right? is they just barely got to the lowest end of fair value in my opinion. I mean the very lowest end when it comes to cake. They just reached a 20 forward P. That's the lowest end, you know, forward P the stock should be trading at given that they got two concepts they're going to be expanding across the United States of America, right, with Flowerchild in North Italia. And so we're at the very lowest range of fair value. Uh we we got a long way to go in regards to cake. So that's why I still rank that one actually a pretty darn good buy. And you know the other great thing about cake while you wait for the stock to go up more and more, you get paid out dividends every 3 months. It's a thing of beauty. Okay. Oh, you ready for one of the strongest buys in the market right now? Here it is. Celsius Holdings. C E L H. I rank this one a 9.5. Wow. Okay, that's pretty dramatic. So Celsius hasn't done us that much in the public account of $21,000 in the stock so far, but the big runs ahead in regards to Celsius. In my opinion, the stock will run over the next few years to $100 plus. That is my personal opinion. In regards to Celsius, Celsius, they have so much expansion continued with the Celsius brand, especially international, right? Alani New expansion throughout the United States and then international and then reviving that Rockstar brand that they acquired from Pepsi uh last year. So, incredible long-term opportunity in regards to Celsius. I don't think enough people are giving it um the respect it deserves and I think you'll look at the stock 3 years from now and it'll be a $100 plus stock. So, that's where I believe Celsius is going. You want one of the other best buys in the entire stock market I could find right now, it is this one. Ef on this one, this is also a 9.5. Since I first started investing in this stock, it's up 925% from that first batch of shares I bought back in what, 2019 or that batch of shares, $7.28. Incredible. So, Celsius or excuse me, ELF up 525%. Long long way to go in regards to this one. They're they're on their way to becoming a cosmetics giant between the ELF brand, the road brand, Notorium, and the other brands they own. And they're going to continue to acquire brands and grow those brands as well. And so, Elf's a phenomenal buy. It's a growth beast. It's a company that should be growing, you know, 15 to 25% a year for as far out as the eye can see, right? And then, uh, you know, two-year forward P says 20 on the stock. It's probably actually lower than that. And the reason being is the margins should increase substantially over the next few years. Like they had multiple things go the wrong way in regards to margins and hurting margins that were a lot of it was out of their control between tariffs and a bunch of other stuff over the last few years. And that should be reversing over the next couple years. And so you should see a great margin lift for ELF over the next two years along with a much more substantial earnings per share lift and then the earn and then the revenue growth on top of that. And so be ready for ELF to be an absolute beast. By the way, I hope you guys are enjoying this video. I hope this is uh awesome for you to to talk about a massive amount of stocks on one video here. Okay, next one up here. Good old Tesla Masla. So, might have been the first stock I ever crossed seven figures of profit on, right? Tesla, my Tesla, what a stock it was back in the day. Not that stock anymore. Okay. Uh, it's a three. It's a three as far as this one goes. You know, the brutal thing in regards to Tesla is the growth is non-existent, right? I mean, revenue growth on a trailing 12-month basis, 2% and earnings per share dropped off a cliff for the company, right? meanwhile is trading at insanely high PE ratios and you know you're just kind of like waiting for the robo taxi opportunity to be there but they're slow in their deployments and like Whimo's beating them and so it's just like this is this is messy and then they're they're hoping to sell a bunch of robots down the road but who knows when the heck that's going to be robots in everybody's home like okay maybe in like 30 years like you think everybody's got people don't even have money to buy new cars you know for the most part the masses you think They got new enough money to like, you know, go buy a robot to go uh, you know, clean up their toilet. Come on, man. Like, it's just ridiculous. Like people, most people don't even have money for a house cleaner. Think about that. House cleaner. What is a a house cleaner going to cost? Like 10020 bucks to come clean your house? You think they're going to afford a $30,000 robot? It's just ridiculous. Okay, so you know, the bottom line is Tesla's a mess for a while. If the stock drops dramatically and I see their robo taxi getting launched in in a major way, I'll probably pick up the stock, but doesn't interest me at all. Okay. Okay. We're about to go rapid fire here on a lot of stocks and just like pound them out because we got a lot more stocks to go through here. Uh but before we do that, I want to point out something here. Okay. Listen, stay diversified. When we talk about Jeremy's Flapjack Flipper Resort, it's it's it's even better than the Encore Resort I'm at right now. Okay, listen. Staying diversified is your alpha long-term, okay? Not just caught up in a one stock or a couple stocks, something like that. Like, stay diversified. Okay? Number two, growth, value, dividends, GVD. I speak about it all the time. Build a great overall portfolio of growth stocks, value stocks, dividend stocks. Don't just caught up. Get caught up in one stock that you think is a great opportunity and that's it. Okay? Conference calls are non-negotiable. Make sure you listen to your conference calls. Like, that's how you understand companies on a high level. How you going to ever understand a company on a high level if you're not listening to conference calls, okay? Listen to conference calls. It's packed with so much great information. It's an hour long usually. Oh my gosh, phenomenal. Okay. And I can tell you the public account, you know, hitting all-time highs last week. That would not be possible without growth value dividends. GVD123 as I call it, building a great overall portfolio. you know, since I started that portfolio in what, 2018, like we've had plenty of stocks in there that didn't work out and I had to sell for losses and we got through to the other side because there's some other stocks that more than made up for that. More than made up for that, right? And then some and then some, right? And so portfolio's been amazing growing this now 4.6 million, but it's like it's been a process and staying diversified is so important because you you don't know what stock you don't you know, you can never be 100% sure on what stock's really going to hit, right? Um, you know, like Palunteer, if I knew Palanteer was going to be as much of a gamechanging stock for the public account, I would have invested way more money in it, would I not have? Same thing with Tesla back in the day. You know, AMD, I went heavy on AMD and, you know, that one that one definitely worked. But, you know, there's going to be some stocks you're going to buy sometimes. It's not going to work out. There's some stocks I'm going to mention in this video that I think are great buys now that aren't going to be great buys. cost of doing business in the stock market. You just got to be right more than you're wrong. And with the big ones, it really pays to be right. Okay, but remember, stay diversified. Build a great overall portfolio. Don't just got caught up in a one or two opportunities. Okay, let's go rapid fire here. Robin Hood, it's a five. Robin Hood's a great stock to buy when stocks are in a bare market. Right now, crypto's in a bare market. You know, Bitcoin's like down like 50% from its highs. Ethereum's down, I don't even know, 60, 70% whatever from its high. So crypto is in a bare market, but the stock market's not certainly not in a bare market. And so for Robin Hood, that's one of those stocks if you're interested in it, you want to be interested when you're going through a crash in the market or a big bare market and we're just not right now, right? The NASDAQ's at probably about all-time highs right now. S&P 500 is right around alltime highs. You know, it's not that it's a bad buy and that's why I ranked it a five, but it's not great. Next one, Fubo. I ranked this one a six. It's a spec play. They got rid of David Gandler here recently and so, you know, it looked to me, this is just my personal opinion, it looked like they they they forced him out. My personal opinion. Um, look like they forced him out straight up. And so it looks like they want the successful person to be a Disney person. And so they put a Disney person in that spot. And um, don't be surprised if Fubo does well. Now that Gambler's out, you know, don't don't be shocked if Fubo stock does great over the next year or two now that Gambler's gone and now they're Disney person. Remember, Disney controls the majority of Fubo shares and that was part of that whole deal. So now that a Disney person controls the company, like don't don't be surprised if that stock ends up going beast over the next year or two now that Gandler's gone, right? They removed him. Honest is an eight at this point in time. So Honest uh stock's doing tremendous year to date, up 47%. I've been on record many times. I think the stock exits a year with a five in front of it or higher, right? And so, yeah, honestly, is a great opportunity in the market and one of the best smaller cap stocks I can find out there in the market. Next one up here, Trade Desk. I ranked this one a six. It's actually attractively valued now at this point in time and uh they should continue to grow, just not at the sort of growth rates they had. So, it's almost becoming more of a value stock now. It went from like a growth investor base to now it's kind of like attracting value investor and that's an awkward stage to go through. So I think it's decent. Uh Estee Lauder is a very good buy in the you know it's 80 $81 here today. I rank it an eight. Very good buy overall for Estee Lauder. Say it louder for the people in the back. PayPal's a decent buy. I rank it a seven here at this point in time for PayPal. Uh you know it's a low PE. They just put up great numbers quarter in quarter out. It's just doesn't excite anybody. That's a problem. the revenue growth is so slow, you know, user growth is so slow, so no one's excited about it and so it trades at crap pees, but it's actually a decent buy. There's value there from a value play perspective. American Express, I like a little bit more. I rank that one in eight. American Express is actually, you know, a great company that people are happy to buy because you can't really disrupt them. They just keep coming in with great numbers, great numbers. They have a member base. People pay, you know, whenever you have a business model where people pay to just like use your product, it's great. And American Express has their credit cards that people pay for, right? And so it's a membership model kind of similar to like a Costco and that's the holy grail of business. And so I rank American Express and eight. It's at a very fair valuation right now. Bath & Body Works 7.5. You know, just a good overall company. Uh very low valuation on this one. And I do like the business model. I do like dividends. Do you want to do you want a 10? I'll throw a 10 out there. It's controversial, man. It's so controversial, but it's it's actually a generational buying opportunity for this particular stock. Nike. Nike. I love Nike. You know, here in here in the low 40s, like I think we'll look back at 2026 as a generational buying opportunity in regards to Nike. And you get one of those usually once a decade. You get a generational buying opportunity in regards to Nike stock. And we're in that particular time period right now. So, I think it's a 10. Could be wrong. Maybe Nike doesn't do anything. It's just a $40 or lower stock for all of eternity. But I think that's a generational buying opportunity for Nike. Next one up here, number five. Uh or excuse me, not number five. I rank it a five. And that's Hims. Hims is kind of like middle spot for me. I'm trying to figure out if they're disruptor or they're going to be disrupted. Like that that's a tough thing for Hims. Like one side of me, I'm like, "Oh, they're a disruptor." The other side of me like, "Oh, shoot. They're being they might actually be disrupted huge." So Hims is a five. That that's where I rank him at this point in time. But it's a very interesting stock. It's one I keep an eye on, close eye on. Whirlpool, I rank this one a seven at this point in time. $39 stocks, you know, almost down to great financial crisis lows. Not quite down there yet, but it's getting pretty darn close. And uh, you know, no one's moving right now. And that's horrible for an appliance maker like a Whirlpool. You know, the reason I don't rank it higher is it's like, do you really want to own an appliance company? And that kind of brings me to my next stock, RH 7.5. You know, RH good company overall. Uh, but it's like, do you want to buy a furniture company? Ah, that's a tough thing for me with RH. I really like that company, but I'm like, do I want to buy a furniture company? That's why I rank it a 7.5, not higher. Right. By the way, RH Guest House, one of my favorite hidden restaurants in New York City that not a lot of people know about. Food there is always amazing. Like, you might be like, "What? A furniture company runs a restaurant?" Yes, very high-end restaurant. is is actually very fairly priced, by the way. Top tier food quality there. Yeah. Oh, that's that's one of my favorite spots that you wouldn't really think about uh in New York City. And I got a lot of favorite spots in New York City. Okay. By the way, NA released the home tour. The home tour. He filmed this back in April. He finally just released it two days ago. If you guys haven't got a chance to check that out, you might want to go to NA's channel, check it out. Celebrity home tour. I definitely don't think I'm a celebrity. I can tell you that much. But that's cool. He put that in the title. celebrity home tour. So, it looks like about 116,000 people have gotten to see that so far. If you want to check out my home tour, that was for my Summerland home. You can check that out. I already moved so to the new house. But, uh, anyways. All right, guys. Uh, description area down there, my Instagram, my ex page. 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