Here Are ALL The Stocks I’m Buying Now
Summary
Joseph provides a comprehensive market outlook, noting that while the S&P 500 and QQQ are hitting all-time highs, software stocks (IGV) are struggling due to the disruptive nature of AI. Joseph believes the war in Iran is a 'temporary' risk that does not fundamentally alter the cash flows of companies like Amazon or Meta. Conversely, he cautions that AI could permanently damage the earnings of traditional software firms, leading him to favor 'AI-proof' companies. Joseph also discusses Tom Lee’s bullish perspective, which suggests the market is in a better position now because it has proven it can withstand oil price shocks and high inflation.
Joseph analyzes several key stocks in his portfolio:
Mentioned Stocks
Reasoning: Joseph is very bullish on Amazon's expansion into satellite internet via the Globalstar acquisition to compete with Starlink. He argues the stock is undervalued at current levels and has a price target of $300 per share.
Reasoning: Joseph believes Meta is a high-quality compounding machine with an ever-growing moat. He highlights the new 'Muse Spark' AI model as a major catalyst for vertical integration in shopping and healthcare. He mentions a price prediction of $920 based on a 27 P/E ratio and personally bought shares at $536 and $613.
Reasoning: Joseph shifted ASML from a buy to a hold because the valuation has become expensive at a 35 forward P/E. While earnings were strong and guidance was raised to 36-40 billion euros, he believes the upside is already priced in.
Reasoning: Joseph bought Duolingo at $121 and continues to hold despite being in the red on the position. He likes the fundamentals and is waiting for a turnaround, though it has been one of his worst-performing recent buys.
Reasoning: Joseph bought Netflix at $85 and believes it will be substantially higher in five years. He cites strong subscriber growth, price increases, and their successful expansion into gaming as reasons for his bullishness.
Reasoning: Joseph executed personal trades for S&P Global recently, buying $11,000 worth at $415 and another $6,000 at $412. He views the company as a solid investment that is already showing a positive recovery.