5 Stocks to Buy Now. March 2026‼️
Summary
Jeremy provides a market outlook for March 2026, noting that the S&P 500 historically experiences significant swings during this month, often ranging from 3% to 6%. He encourages investors to ignore short-term fluctuations and focus on companies with strong cash flows, clean balance sheets, and clear growth catalysts. The main thesis of the video is that the market is currently undervaluing several growth companies due to fears of AI disruption, which Jeremy believes is actually an opportunity for these firms to increase their margins and service value.
The video highlights five specific stocks:
Mentioned Stocks
Reasoning: Jeremy owns 4,000 shares and refuses to sell. He believes Celsius is outperforming Red Bull and Monster, aiming for a market cap similar to Monster's $79 billion. He predicts the stock will reach the $80s later this year, up from its current $49 price.
Reasoning: Having already achieved a 10X return, Jeremy remains bullish due to the brand's marketing brilliance, specifically Hailey Bieber's Rhode brand. He notes that free cash flow and earnings per share are poised for substantial growth over the next few years.
Reasoning: Jeremy is building this position rapidly, owning nearly $200,000 worth. He cites strong RPO growth (up 14% year-over-year) and the explosive growth of AI 'Agent Force' ARR (up 169%). He sets a base case price target of $800 by 2029 and considers the stock a steal under $200.
Reasoning: Jeremy recently bought 1,000 shares at $101.38. He points out that the stock is trading at its cheapest PE ratio recently while free cash flow is at an all-time high. He projects a 20% CAGR for the stock based on its essential role in enterprise workflow automation.
Reasoning: Jeremy highlights the company's transformation from near bankruptcy to having $90 million in cash and no debt. The company recently announced a $25 million share buyback and is seeing double-digit consumption growth in baby wipes and personal care. He believes the stock will move permanently above $5.