Why $SOFI is the best growth stock buy right now👇
The path to $100+ laid out
Retweets are much appreciated, I spent a lot of time on the article!
Hey @anthonynoto give me your opinion!
I bought $PLTRat $7. $TSLA at $13. $ELF when nobody was watching.
None of those came from a hot tip. They came from reading income statements and knowing what I was actually looking at.
Here's the Grading System I've used for 18 years: 👇
The Vix is at 25 right now....
The way we view it:
Vix over 30 is usually very good buying opportunity.
Vix over 40 is a great buying opportunity.
Vix over fifty is a load the boat buying opportunity.
Vix over 60 is a generational buying opportunity.
Charlie Munger decia:
"If all you ever did was buy high-quality stocks on the 200-week moving average, you would beat the S&P 500 by a large margin over time. The problem is, few human beings have that kind of discipline."
$MSFT
I've been thinking about this...
$GOOGL owns over 1.3% of $PATH, making up about 4% of their portfolio.
That's worth almost $100M.
There is NO way a company like $GOOGL invests into a company like $PATH without being convinced they are developing significant technological leaps in IPA applications.
I reckon they've added.
10 stocks to buy and hold for the next 10 years:
1/ IREN
Iren is redefining data center infrastructure by building THE world’s most efficient platforms for powering AI compute with 100% renewable energy.
As the CEO says, the industry is growing so rapidly, "They can't meet the demand".
- 3GW Contracted Power
- $9.7B $MSFT Contract
- Next Hyperscaler deal is inevitable
$PATH did something almost nobody in tech does:
• First GAAP profitable quarter (Q3 FY26)
• $1.4B in cash
• ZERO debt
Which other company matches that exact combo right now? No one!
Stocks I WANT to own in 2026 🧵👇
Not because they’re popular.
Not because they’re hyped.
But because they have real businesses, improving fundamentals, and long runways.
Some are compounders.
Some are asymmetric bets.
All of them fit how I’m investing this year.
Here’s my list 👇
1/ $SOFI
This is my highest-conviction long-term growth play.
SoFi isn’t just a bank, it’s an ecosystem.
Lending, financial services, tech platform, and wealth management all feeding off each other.
Revenue diversification keeps improving, margins are expanding, and scale is finally showing up.
Still very early, but the foundation is being built the right way.
HERE'S MY TOP 10 HIGH GROWTH STOCKS (in order of position size):
1. $LMND: AI native insurance disruptor.
2. $NU: The best fintech in LatAm with some of the bet unit economics globally.
3. $TMDX: Reinventing organ transplant logistics.
4. $HIMS: Disrupting healthcare as we know it today.
5. $SOFI: The one-stop shop for peoples financial needs.
6. $ZETA: AI driven marketing cloud for enterprises.
7. $OSCR: Tech-first health insurance betting big on the ICHRA market.
8. $UPST: AI credit engine disrupting lending.
9. $NVDA: Powerhouse of the AI revolution.
10. $DLO: Digital payments infrastructure for LatAm.
$BABA IS UP 9% PRE MARKET AND MORE THAN 100% YTD! 🚀🧡
After years of patience, Alibaba has for the first time surpassed the Fair Value of my model.
I will decide what to do with my shares soon, but having been proven right in the end is a great satisfaction.
Congratulations to those who always believed, and also to the many who told me to sell at $60-70. 😉
Repost if you're making money with $BABA! 💰
$DLO
The combination of this chart, combined with the crazy revenue growth is litteraly screaming buy.
This really reminds me of early $SOFI, especially with both of them being Fintech companies.
Do you think this company is worth analyzing?
Friendly reminders:
$LMND $OSCR $ZETA $HIMS $TMDX are completely disrupting some of the biggest industries in the world.
$LMND: 63% expected growth in 2026 and trades at 4.3x NTM sales.
$OSCR: 31% growth rates for 0.2x NTM sales.
$ZETA: Growing EBITDA at 26% YoY, yet trades for below 15x 2026 EBITDA.
$HIMS: The most overvalued of this bunch, but my 2030 model gives ~4x move.
$TMDX: MedTechs like $ISRG trade ~2.5x more than $TMDX.