Im Going to LOAD THE BOAT on this Stock Now‼️
Summary
Jeremy provides a comprehensive analysis of the recent 10% correction in the NASDAQ, noting that many high-growth stocks like Micron and AMD have entered official crash territory with declines of 25% to 40%. Jeremy emphasizes that in this environment, investors should focus on companies with strong fundamentals that are weathering the storm. Jeremy highlights Cheesecake Factory as a standout performer, noting its transition into a multi-concept growth engine. Jeremy also discusses the massive customer acquisition success at SoFi and the potential for a 'spending problem' at Meta and Robin Hood to weigh on short-term performance.
Mentioned Stocks
Reasoning: Jeremy warns of a major spending problem where expenses are growing faster than revenue (55% vs 28%). Jeremy predicts the short term will be messy and suggests the stock could fall to $350 or $450. Jeremy believes it is a long-term winner but recommends averaging in rather than buying heavily now.
Reasoning: Jeremy reports that the company had 25% net income growth and 8% revenue growth. Jeremy is very bullish on the Flower Child concept, which had 13% comp store sales, comparing its potential to Chipotle. Jeremy projects 2026 net income between $215 million and $225 million.
Reasoning: Jeremy states that AMD is officially in crash territory, down 26% from recent all-time highs. Jeremy considers any rapid drop over 25% to be a crash and warns that the semiconductor trade is in jeopardy.
Reasoning: Jeremy points out that SoFi added 4.1 million members in just 12 months and achieved 43% total net revenue growth. Jeremy states he is ready to 'load the boat' because the stock is undervalued relative to its disruption potential of big banks. Jeremy notes the net income grew 61% year-over-year.
Reasoning: Jeremy notes strong revenue growth of 32% but expresses concern that operating expenses grew at a faster clip of 33%. Jeremy highlights high spending in G&A and provision for credit losses as areas of concern for the income statement.