2 Stocks That Can Double Your Money in 2 Years

Parkev Tatevosian, CFA•Jul 27, 2026

Summary

Parkev identifies Netflix and Adobe as prime investment opportunities with a favorable risk-reward profile, suggesting both could double in value over a two-year horizon. Parkev emphasizes that while these stocks carry downside risk, the current market prices represent a significant discount relative to the fair value calculated through Parkev's discounted cash flow (DCF) models.

Netflix: Parkev notes the stock is trading around $70, close to its 52-week low of $65, while Parkev's DCF model suggests a fair value of $129. Parkev highlights the company's 30% operating margins and its dominance in the streaming sector as key drivers for growth. Parkev also views the avoidance of the Warner Brothers acquisition as a positive strategic move that preserved capital.

Adobe: Parkev observes Adobe trading at $225, well below its 52-week high of $376 and Parkev's calculated fair value of $373. Parkev argues that the market's fear of AI competition is overstated because Adobe's $10 billion in annual free cash flow provides the resources to integrate AI effectively. Parkev identifies the search for a new CEO as a short-term headwind but a long-term catalyst once leadership is established.

Mentioned Stocks

ADBE

Sentiment: BUYAction: RECOMMENDED

Reasoning: Parkev states that Adobe is a buy at $225, as Parkev's DCF model yields a fair value of $373. Parkev believes investor concerns regarding AI cannibalization are misplaced, citing Adobe's projected $10 billion in annual free cash flow as sufficient 'ammunition' to combat competition. Parkev also notes that the conclusion of the search for a new CEO will likely act as a positive catalyst for the stock, providing the clear long-term strategy that investors are currently seeking. Parkev sees the stock doubling as it recovers from its position near the 52-week low of $190.

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NFLX

Sentiment: BUYAction: RECOMMENDED

Reasoning: Parkev argues that Netflix is significantly undervalued, with a fair value of $129 compared to a market price of $70. Parkev highlights that the company maintains best-in-class operating margins of 30% and is successfully transitioning to original content. Despite competition from short-form video on mobile devices, Parkev believes the increasing global demand for streaming content and Netflix's leadership position provide a strong path to doubling the share price in two years. Parkev views the $70 level as a strong entry point near the 52-week low of $65.

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