CLEAR Easy $$$ BUYS Right Now (July 2026)
Summary
Luke begins by outlining his approach to investing, focusing on buying stocks that are on the biggest discount based on his valuation. He stresses the critical importance of setting specific, written financial goals—such as accumulating a certain amount of money within a defined timeframe—and then crafting an investment plan around those goals. This methodical approach, he argues, helps avoid impulsive, "yolo" moves and enables investors to leverage compounding for real wealth building.
He first discusses Palantir, a stock he loves for its impressive and consistently strong earnings, which he believes outperform 99% of other stocks in growth and margins. Despite its strong performance, Luke observes that Wall Street appears to be unusually bearish on Palantir, causing its price to dip even on green market days. While he sees this disrespect as a tempting opportunity and notes that the valuation is significantly better than six months ago, making it potentially undervalued, he is not definitively adding it to his buying list *this month* but may pull the trigger if prices continue to decline.
Luke then moves on to the stocks he is actively buying.
Luke concludes by reiterating his belief that building real long-term wealth comes from simply buying and holding shares of great companies when they are undervalued, emphasizing that share count is what truly matters in the end.
Mentioned Stocks
Reasoning: Luke considers Amazon a great business with one of the cheapest valuations in a long time. He is unconcerned by AI spending, noting it's part of the CAPEX cycle for Magnificent Seven companies. Amazon remains a leader in cloud services and continuously expands into new areas, reinvesting profits. He believes it is due for a significant run, similar to Google, and continues to stack shares.
Reasoning: Luke states Meta is available at really cheap prices, possessing a great core business and numerous unpulled monetization levers for future growth. He dismisses market narratives and volatility, focusing on the company's strong fundamentals and positive direction, including potential in Meta glasses. He will continue to buy the stock at its current valuation.
Reasoning: Luke sees SoFi as a perfect long-term buying opportunity because Wall Street continues to beat it down despite consistent great earnings and guidance. He views this scenario of improving fundamentals and a suppressed stock price as ideal for long-term investors. He previously warned against buying it at $32 but now considers it undervalued and intends to "gobble up every share" as he believes it will be a "beast" in five years.
Reasoning: Luke loves Palantir and believes its earnings and growth are ridiculous, outperforming 99% of other stocks. He observes Wall Street disrespecting the stock and beating it down, which makes him "tempted" to buy as its valuation becomes cheaper. While it was overvalued six months ago, it's now much better and could become undervalued fast. He wants to buy it but it's not definitively on his list this month.