The Big Move is COMING‼️
Summary
Jeremy provides a comprehensive outlook on the market, noting that high-beta and speculative retail stocks like Bitcoin, Coinbase, and Palantir have experienced brutal sell-offs. He believes the market is 'locked and loaded' for a major move and warns 'bird brain' short-term thinkers that they are being shaken out. His main thesis is the 'GVD' method (Growth, Value, Dividends), which involves staying diversified so that no single stock failure can ruin a portfolio. He emphasizes that high-quality SAS stocks like Salesforce and Adobe are likely nearing a bottom.
Jeremy reviews his entire public account, noting that while big tech companies like Meta and Amazon are spending heavily on capex, their underlying business models remain rock solid. He predicts that money is currently rotating into 'safe havens' like Walmart, Costco, and energy stocks while growth sectors cool off. He stresses the importance of listening to conference calls and understanding financial metrics rather than 'gambling' or reacting to after-hours price movements.
Mentioned Stocks
Reasoning: Jeremy sees a clear turnaround in progress and predicts the stock is on its way back to $100+ this year. He believes the fundamentals are improving and the price will eventually catch up.
Reasoning: Jeremy considers Meta a phenomenal company with an attractive valuation. He dismisses concerns over high capex, focusing instead on the addictive nature of Instagram, the growth of WhatsApp as a monetization engine, and the potential of Threads and Meta Glasses.
Reasoning: Jeremy is up over 1,100% on this position and predicts the stock is headed to $200+ over the next 2-3 years. He considers it a great company to own regardless of the economic climate.
Reasoning: Jeremy is bullish on the upcoming 400 series chips and expects growth rates to explode. He argues that future margin expansion makes the current valuation much more attractive than it appears on the surface.
Reasoning: Despite the stock being hammered recently, Jeremy loves the company and its leadership. He predicts the stock will return to $25-$30 once market conditions improve and risk-on sentiment returns.
Reasoning: Jeremy took massive profits on Palantir previously and is now cautious due to high valuation and potential political risks during the upcoming election cycle. He warns that the company could become a 'lightning rod' for controversy regarding its government contracts.
Reasoning: Jeremy explicitly mentions that he recently bought ServiceNow, calling it a very new position in his portfolio. He believes the company is deeply intertwined with big corporations and that users are not going to ditch the service.
Reasoning: Jeremy mentions taking a 'ton of profits' very recently on Google. He is concerned about the elevated forward P/E ratio compared to a year ago and the company's massive capital expenditure spending.