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This Stock Could SKYROCKET Before 2027

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Overall Approach / Portfolio Stance

  • The speaker reviews a “public account” and outlines buy/hold/sell intentions for specific holdings.
  • Emphasis is on long-term investing, with profit-taking after big run-ups rather than fully exiting winners.
  • Macro commentary includes a view that the semiconductors’ cycle could slow in 2028, and that Fed timing/policy uncertainty may affect markets (with a later segment featuring another guest).

Portfolio Holdings Discussed (Tickers) + Stated Actions / Thesis

AMD (Advanced Micro Devices)

  • Belief / timing: Another “epic run” expected in the next 3–6 months (exact timing uncertain).
  • Positioning: Huge overweight (~26% weighting).
  • Plan: After the next major run, sell “some” shares to take profits (not all), while keeping a long-term core.
  • Cycle risk / caution:
    • 2027: “Fine” for semis (mentions Nvidia, memory stocks, and semis broadly).
    • 2028: Expects slowing of the semiconductor stock cycle, which he says will pull down AMD (a “basket effect”) and specifically impact Nvidia and memory stocks.
  • Profit-taking thresholds:
    • Doesn’t want to take profits around $493.
    • Would begin taking profits around $700.
  • Disposition: Keep for the “super long term,” but take profits gradually as price rises.

META (Meta Platforms)

  • Stance: Hold; “comfortable with the sizing.”
  • Range / behavior: “Stuck between ~550 and 750” depending on sentiment.
  • Driver: “CapEx numbers are so out of control,” with uncertainty about payback timeline.
  • Long-term valuation view: Could be “a thousand or two thousand” over the long run, but near-term constrained by CapEx.

AMZN (Amazon)

  • Stance: Long-term hold; not interested in selling.
  • Driver: AWS growth is accelerating, described as a “cleaner story” than Meta because ROI is more visible.

CAKE (The Cheesecake Factory)

  • Stance: Hold.
  • Performance / sizing: Approximately ~$209,000 in gains and ~7% weighting.
  • Income: Pays dividends every 3 months; speaker claims dividends yield ~3%+ based on his cost basis.
  • Valuation caution:
    • Would consider trimming if forward P/E rose to around 35.
    • Notes forward P/E is “probably realistically ~20-ish,” so he’s not selling while a 10-year growth runway remains.

CRM (Salesforce)

  • Stance: Confident holding; explicitly not interested in selling.
  • Thesis: In a large investment cycle, starting to see ROI and shifting to AI-first.
  • Timeline: Major acceleration expected in the next year or two.
  • Risk framing: Large organizations need security/governance for AI/agent tools; Salesforce is positioned as that infrastructure.

Honest (Ticker not stated — subtitles imply “Honest”)

  • Stance: Not interested in selling.
  • Claim: “Exits this year” with $5+, expected exit between $7 and $9 depending on financial strength.
  • Performance / size: “Up $81,000” and a $222,000 position.
  • Business description: Diapers/wipes/soaps/shampoos, plus beauty/makeup; described as having a strong niche customer base.

AXP (American Express)

  • Stance: Long-term hold; wants to build a very large position over time.
  • Thesis: “Top-tier” business model/management and attractive valuation (no specific valuation numbers given).

Celsius Holdings (Ticker not stated — commonly CELH)

  • Stance: Hold; won’t sell even on doubling.
  • Thesis: Early-stage energy drink opportunity; claims ~20% market share in North America.
  • Sentiment signal: Mentions operator “John” purchasing shares on the open market.
  • Profit-taking rule: Even if Celsius went from $28 to $56, he still wouldn’t sell.

EL (Estee Lauder)

  • Stance: No selling anytime soon.
  • Valuation / upside view: Forward recovery could return to 200–300 over the next few years (not guaranteed).
  • Profit-taking rule: “No intention of selling under 100.”

NOW (ServiceNow)

  • Stance: Hold; “running for us.”
  • Performance: Up almost 43%, plus another ~7% today.
  • Thesis: Next growth acceleration is in ServiceNow and Salesforce; CrowdStrike also mentioned as adjacent.

CRWD (CrowdStrike)

  • Ownership: Not owned by the speaker.
  • View: Well-positioned for AI-driven security, including “fear”/governance-related demand.

PLTR (Palantir)

  • Stance: Long-term hold.
  • Performance: Up 2,262%.
  • Disposition: Not interested in selling “other 1,000 shares” (exact share count beyond that reference unclear).

NFLX (Netflix)

  • Stance: Not selling.
  • Performance: Up $14,000.
  • Trimming threshold: Only if price were around $200 (“take my Netflix shares off my hands”).
  • Current zone mentioned: 80–120 = no selling; might consider buying.

ELF (ELF Beauty)

  • Stance: Long-term hold.
  • Timeline/targets:
    • “Exits this year” between worst-case $100 and best-case $140.
    • Long-term possible outcome: “several hundred dollar” stock.
  • Driver: Margin improvement and better profitability over 5–10 years.

NKE (Nike)

  • Stance: No intention of selling despite poor performance.
  • Key point: Claims no conviction loss even while down materially (no specific % given).

SOFI (SoFi)

  • Stance: Long-term hold; high potential.
  • Thesis (risk-managed): CEO Anthony Noto must avoid a recession scenario involving over-leverage.
  • Drivers: Attracting younger members; growth in assets under management and product sales; network effects.
  • Long-term target: Could be $100+.

RVLV (Revolve)

  • Stance: Buy.
  • Reasons: “Great management,” “great income statement,” “great balance sheet.”
  • Numbers: None provided.

GOOGL (Google “McDoogle” mentioned)

  • Stance: Hard to sell; implies partial prior sales already.
  • Position / gains: Approximately ~$76,000 position, with ~$42,000 of that being gains.
  • Disposition: Kept due to thesis/perspective; no exact target given.

FUBO (FuboTV)

  • Stance: Down 22%, but expects improvement.
  • Thesis:
    • Momentum improving.
    • Positioned for 2027 and beyond.
    • Expects profitability/EBITDA expansion.
  • Scale/valuation caution: Not expected to be like Netflix; best-case likened to DirecTV/Dish style scaling with market cap around $5–10 billion (range given; timeframe implied).

Macro / Market Commentary Included (Later Segment)

This was a live discussion featuring Tom Lee and another speaker (Jeremy). Less specific portfolio content, but included timing/macro scenarios:

  • Base case: September could be weak; Fed pivot possibly around September 15th.
  • If Fed doesn’t hike and data (jobs report/CPI) is weaker, markets could rally strongly.
  • Correction timing: Could shift to October or November.
  • Market level references: Mentions S&P 500 above 8,000, potential lows around 73xx–74xx, plus fear language about “6,000 or worse” (commentary, not confirmed call).

Crypto Segment (Bitcoin / Ethereum)

  • Fundamentals: Improving; catalysts into year-end, including:
    • Strength in tokenization movement
    • Product catalyst: Robinhood “breakout product launch”
    • “Crypto 4-year cycle” ending next month
    • Possible “Clarity Act” passage mentioned, but the speaker cautions not to rely on it
  • Risk framing: Don’t “hold your breath” on government action; mentions prior sharp declines and massive deleveraging (October major drop, plus earlier drops).
  • Bitcoin view: Bitcoin could “easily… in the six figures.”
  • Rate sensitivity: Discussion suggests long-end yields reacting to Fed hikes could matter for crypto.

Explicit Methodology / Frameworks Mentioned

  • No formal step-by-step valuation/quant framework laid out.
  • Implicit risk-management framework includes:
    • For large winners (e.g., AMD): take profits after big run-ups but keep a core long-term position.
    • Use price-based trimming thresholds, e.g.:
      • AMD around $700
      • Netflix around $200
      • Overvaluation checks such as CAKE forward P/E near 35
  • The speaker also flags uncertainty (e.g., “I could be wrong” about timing).

Key Numbers and Thresholds Captured

  • AMD: Overweight ~26%; start profit-taking around $700; “no” near $493; next run expected 3–6 months; cycle slow down expected 2028.
  • META: Range ~550–750; long-term $1,000–$2,000.
  • CAKE: ~7% weighting; ~$209k gains; dividends quarterly; dividend yield from cost basis ~3%+; consider trimming if forward P/E reaches ~35; forward P/E “~20-ish.”
  • CRM: Acceleration expected next 1–2 years.
  • Honest (ticker not stated): Expected exit $7–$9 (earlier claim $5+); $222k position; up $81k.
  • ELF: Exit this year $100–$140; long-term “several hundred.”
  • EL: No selling under $100; potential $200–$300 over “next few years.”
  • ServiceNow (NOW): Up ~43%; up another ~7% today; next acceleration with CRM.
  • PLTR: Up 2,262%; long-term hold.
  • NFLX: Consider selling around $200; no selling at 80–120.
  • Celsius: Would not sell even if $28 → $56.
  • SOFI: Long-term $100+; avoid recession + over-leverage.
  • Fed timing / macro: Potential pivot around September 15th; S&P 500 references include 8,000 and 73xx–74xx; fear of 6,000 noted.
  • Crypto: Bitcoin potentially “six figures”; catalysts into year-end.

Disclosures / Disclaimers

  • No explicit “not financial advice” disclaimer is visible in the provided subtitles.
  • The speaker includes personal uncertainty statements (e.g., about AMD timing).
  • The later segment includes a caution against expecting government action (“don’t hold your breath”).

Presenters / Sources Mentioned

  • Jeremy (main speaker; also identifies himself as “Hey, it’s Jeremy.”)
  • Tom Lee — Fundstrat head of research; Chief Investment Officer at Fundstrat Capital; CNBC contributor.
  • Mentions Anthony Noto (CEO of SoFi) in the context of execution/risk management.

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