4 Stocks I'm Buying in June. Here's Why
Summary
Couch Investor provides a market outlook for June, noting that despite strong jobs data, inflation concerns are causing a market 'breather.' He views this volatility positively, as it allows for raising cash and entering positions at more sensible valuations. The main thesis is that several high-growth and tech companies are currently experiencing a 'disconnect' between their business performance and market valuation.
Mentioned Stocks
Reasoning: Couch Investor believes there is a huge disconnect between Meta's valuation and its AI potential. He notes the stock is trading at a low forward PE of 17.7x and sees a base case price target with nearly 50% upside. He continues to accumulate shares in the $600-$620 range.
Reasoning: Despite being down significantly year-to-date, Couch Investor considers SoFi extremely undervalued. He cites a base case price target of $25 and a bull case of $40+, suggesting the risk-reward profile is one of the best available.
Reasoning: He views Google as an dominant AI winner with a fortress balance sheet. While currently near fair value, he identifies $350 and $300 as 'gift' entry points. Bull case represents 27% upside.
Reasoning: Couch Investor highlights Reddit's 90% gross margins and its role as an essential data provider for LLMs. He believes the market is underpricing its licensing potential. Price targets: Bare case $82.5, Base case $216, Bull case $335.5.
Reasoning: Rubrik reported an excellent quarter with 39% revenue growth and raised guidance. Couch Investor sees the recent 5% dip as a buying opportunity, specifically looking for entry points at or below $70.
Reasoning: Netflix is described as a 'forgotten name' that is not expensive at current levels. Couch Investor believes AI will help it grow faster and become more profitable. He views the current price (noted as around $80 in the transcript) as a gift.