Summary of "Best Stocks to Buy NOW: Want MAXIMUM PROFIT from Your Stocks? Watch This NOW!"

Best Stocks to Buy NOW: Want MAXIMUM PROFIT from Your Stocks? Watch This NOW!

Market & Macroeconomic Context

A recent market sell-off on January 20, 2026, wiped out all NASDAQ and S&P 500 gains year-to-date.
On the worst day since October, the S&P 500 dropped 2%, Dow fell 1.76%, and NASDAQ declined 2.39%.
Volatility is expected and viewed positively by long-term investors as buying opportunities.
Geopolitical factors, such as Trump speaking at Davos and tariff threats, are influencing market movements.
Gold is at all-time highs but considered by the presenter to be in a bubble, likely driven by FOMO momentum trading.
Oil and gold prices are expected to rise due to geopolitical tensions.
Earnings season is underway with major companies reporting, including banks, Taiwan Semiconductor, Netflix, 3M, US Bank, Johnson & Johnson, Intel, Procter & Gamble, Alcoa, Microsoft, Tesla, ASML, IBM, Apple, Tractor Supply, NASDAQ, SoFi, AMD, Chipotle, Alphabet, ARM, and T-Mobile.

Investing Philosophy & Strategy

Focus on long-term investing (3-5+ years), not trading or swing trading.
Emphasizes secular growth trends for portfolio construction.
Fundamental analysis (quantitative and qualitative) accounts for 99% of the process; technical analysis is only 1%, used as a final check.
Dollar Cost Averaging (DCA) is critical, especially when stocks are down.
Accept that new positions may initially be down 5-10% or more; this is normal.
Build a personal investment “blueprint” based on goals, risk tolerance, and secular trends.
Avoid chasing “shiny objects” or quick gains; generational wealth comes from disciplined long-term investing.
Use guardrails and lot allocation strategies to manage risk and avoid emotional decision-making.
Have vivid, specific financial goals (“why”) before picking stocks.
Recommended to watch masterclass videos for foundational knowledge.

Key Stocks, ETFs & Instruments Discussed

ETFs & Indexes

QQQ (NASDAQ 100 ETF)
S&P 500 Index
Dividend ETFs: FDV, SCHD

Individual Stocks & Sectors

Ticker / Company Sector / Notes Price / Levels / Key Metrics Strategy / Commentary Netflix (NFLX) Streaming / Mature growth company Revenues +18.1% YoY; 325M global paid subscribers; Q1 2026 revenue guidance $12.16B vs $12.17B consensus; EPS 76c vs 81c consensus; stock down ~7% post-earnings Buy around $80-$81 area; DCA approach recommended; risk of penetration saturation in US (~81M subs vs 135M households); growth reliant on international markets and advertising; solid mature growth (~18% earnings growth). CrowdStrike (CRWD) Cybersecurity SaaS Current ~$427; downside support 395-407; S3 support 447; cost basis ~$100-$108 High conviction but volatile SaaS name; treat as speculative; DCA recommended; price could move between $350-$600 in 2026. Technical Knockout (TKO) Consumer discretionary / sports-related Current ~$203; Fibonacci support 177, resistance 234 Risk-reward roughly 50/50; not preferred core buy but possible fringe play; DCA if fits blueprint. Booking Holdings (BKNG) Travel / Cyclical Price ~$5,000; consolidation between 4562 and 5520; resistance ~5794 Travel is cyclical, not a secular growth trend; consider as fringe play; cautious if consumer slows down. Robinhood (HOOD) Fintech / Retail investing / Meme stock Current ~$107; could go as low as $36 in recession or $175+ in bull market Highly momentum-driven, volatile; fits fintech secular trend if in blueprint; buy and hold mindset critical; expect big swings. Broadcom (AVGO) Semiconductors / AI infrastructure Price near $400; 200-day SMA ~$299; downside support 267; trend line 218 Core position for AI trade; earnings critical; Capex expected to grow; DCA recommended; long-term bullish. Vital Farms (VITL) Consumer staples / Eggs Price ~$30; support zone 27-30; risk reward good if bought near support Yo-yo stock; good technical setup; question if fits secular trend blueprint; speculative. C Limited (SE) International e-commerce Price ~$193; support at 108-112; resistance 137 Good secular growth play in e-commerce; DCA recommended at pullbacks; avoid buying at highs. MongoDB (MDB) Cloud data / AI-related Current ~$439; 50-day SMA ~278; earnings in March; price volatile between 140-590 Speculative SaaS name; DCA below 225 recommended; treat as speculative; earnings and narrative critical; trim at highs (~500). ServiceNow (NOW) Enterprise software / AI Not specified price; partnership with OpenAI; moderate conviction AI beneficiary but not high conviction; part of cybersecurity and data trends. Oracle (ORCL) Enterprise software / Cloud Price ~$175; DCA target 175 or less; cost basis ~$140 Patience advised; buy on dips; avoid chasing; earnings and fundamentals supportive. Lyft (LYFT) Autonomous driving / Robo taxis Price ~$18; earnings Feb 10; Fibonacci support ~$15.72, resistance ~$25 Fits autonomous driving secular trend; decent risk-reward; fringe or core play depending on blueprint. Embark Trucks (EMBJ) Autonomous trucking / Parabolic chart Price ~$74; 200-day SMA $56; high risk-reward; trim near highs Parabolic, speculative; prefer buying near 200-day SMA; trim near highs. Zscaler (ZS) Cloud security / SaaS Price ~$208; preferred buy below $175; trim near $300 Overvalued at highs; DCA below 175 recommended; earnings and market sentiment important. Klaviya (KVYA) SaaS / Marketing automation Price ~mid-20s; IPO 2023; volatile Small position; speculative; could be disrupted by AI; bottoming out technically. Axon Enterprise (AXON) Hardware + SaaS (law enforcement tech) DCA target $550 or less; currently ~$508 Hybrid SaaS/hardware; good entry point; up ~17% from late 2025; fundamentals solid. Hims & Hers (HIMS) Healthcare / Telemedicine / Meme stock Price ~$29; S2 support 26.25; GLP drugs secular trend Momentum stock; fits healthcare secular trend if in blueprint; competition and disruption risks. Cloudflare (NET) Cloud infrastructure / Security Price ~$175; preferred buy ~$134 or less; earnings Feb 10 Overvalued at current price; fits secular growth; DCA recommended; volatile.

Methodology / Framework Shared

Define Your Why:
- Set vivid, specific financial goals (e.g., $5M portfolio for $200k passive income at 4% yield).
- Determine investment horizon (e.g., 20 years).
Build Your Blueprint:
- Identify secular growth trends such as AI, cybersecurity, cloud, fintech, autonomous vehicles, e-commerce, healthcare, etc.
- Select best-of-breed companies within those trends.
- Decide portfolio allocation (core vs fringe, speculative percentages).
Fundamental Analysis (99% effort):
- Conduct quantitative and qualitative research.
- Analyze earnings, revenue growth, competitive positioning, and market penetration.
Technical Analysis (1% effort):
- Use charts to time entries with risk-reward in mind.
- Identify support/resistance, Fibonacci levels, moving averages (especially 200-day SMA).
- Avoid buying in “air pockets” or overextended rallies.
Dollar Cost Averaging (DCA):
- Buy periodically at predefined price levels.
- Accept initial drawdowns; focus on long-term gains.
- Trim positions at defined resistance or target price levels to manage psychology and risk.
Risk Management:
- Avoid overexposure to speculative SaaS/cloud/meme stocks (>5% portfolio).
- Use guardrails and lot allocation strategies.
- Don’t chase quick gains or try to perfectly time bottoms.
Stay Informed:
- Monitor earnings season and macro events.
- Adjust blueprint and allocations as stories evolve.

Key Numbers & Price Levels (Selected)

Netflix: Buy target ~$80-$81; risk down to ~$67-$75; all-time high ~$134.
CrowdStrike: Current ~$427; support ~395-407; S3 ~447; cost basis ~$100-$108.
Broadcom: 200-day SMA ~$299; downside support ~267; trend line 218.
Oracle: DCA target 175 or less; cost basis 140.
MongoDB: DCA below 225; 50-day SMA ~278; resistance ~500.
Zscaler: Buy below 175; trim near 300.
Lyft: Support ~15.72; resistance ~25.
Embark: 200-day SMA 56; current 74; trim near highs.
Cloudflare: Prefer buy ~134 or less; current 175.

Disclaimers & Warnings

This is not financial advice.

Emphasis on personal conviction and doing your own homework.

No perfect timing; investing is a marathon, not a sprint.

Many stocks discussed are speculative or momentum-driven; approach with caution.

Avoid chasing bubbles or FOMO trades.

Trading and short-term speculation are not the focus; long-term investing is recommended.

Portfolio construction should align with personal goals and risk tolerance.

Presenters & Sources

Eric, Mr. Fired Up Wealth — Host and presenter of the session.
Community members contributed ticker selections and questions.
References to Discord community for ongoing updates and discussions.

Summary

This live, unscripted session focuses on long-term investing strategies emphasizing secular growth trends, disciplined fundamental research, and smart technical entries primarily through dollar cost averaging. Eric reviews 17 tickers spanning multiple sectors including AI, SaaS, fintech, cloud, autonomous vehicles, and consumer discretionary, providing detailed price levels, risk-reward assessments, and portfolio allocation advice. He stresses the importance of having a clear investment “why,” building a personal blueprint, and maintaining psychological discipline through market volatility. The session also touches on macroeconomic and geopolitical factors impacting markets, current earnings season, and the need for patience and consistent investing over quick speculation.