Still plenty of opportunity in this market…
$UBER is a buy now
$GOOGL is a buy now
$PEP is a buy now
$UNH is a buy now
$CNI is a buy now
$ZTS is a buy now
$TMDX is a buy now
$CELH is a buy now
$MDLZ is a buy now
$HSY is a buy now
$HIMS is a buy now
$META is a buy now
$ELV is a buy now
$NKE is a buy now
$CP is a buy now
$AMZN is a buy now
$KDP is a buy now
$ASML is a buy now
$LVMH is a buy now
$ABNB is a buy now
$HSY is a buy now
$ULTA is a buy now
$NOC is a buy now
$JNJ is a buy now
Definitely other names I am missing but I personally all believe these offer good risk-rewards for long positions right now. 🤷♂️
Yes the market is hitting all-time highs but there’s still opportunity…
$GOOGL is cheap
$MDLZ is cheap
$AMZN is cheap
$MELI is cheap
$PEP is cheap
$LVMH is cheap
$HIMS is cheap
$META is cheap
$HSY is cheap
$CNI is cheap
$TMDX is cheap
$ASML is cheap
$PAYC is cheap
$LULU is cheap
$NKE is cheap
$ELV is cheap
$CROX is cheap
$TSM is cheap
$CELH is cheap
$UBER is cheap
There remain cheap stocks! 🤩
Plenty of opportunities:
$AMZN still undervalued
$GOOG still undervalued
$CNI still undervalued
$ASML still undervalued
$LVMH still undervalued
$MELI still undervalued
$GRAB still undervalued
$PEP still undervalued
$ZTS still undervalued
$NU is a buy below $13
$STLA is a buy below $20
$AMGN is buy below $300
$NVO is a buy below $120
$PLTR is a buy below $30
$MSFT is a buy below $400
$HOOD is a buy below $20
$PYPL is a buy below $100
$BABA is a buy below $80
$TMDX is a buy below $120
$OXY is a buy below $60
$ODFL is a buy below $195
$ULTA is a buy below $360
$HIMS is a buy below $26
$AAPL is a buy below $200
$CRWD is a buy below $300
$SMCI is a buy below $0
$MSTR is a buy below $0
$AMC is a buy below $0
$RIVN is a buy below $0
$NKLA is a buy below $0
$SAVA is a buy below $0
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The Epilogue -- Chapter #1.
I was sitting there in Omaha, across the table from Charlie Munger, one of the all-time greats. I'll never forget this line. He said,
"Larry - 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."
For many years, Bill Gates used to fly Economy, not because he couldn’t afford First Class, but because he didn’t consider it good value. It’s five or six times more expensive, but only marginally better (and you all get to your destination at the same time).
In the same vein, I could afford a really nice car at this point, but I’ve never been a car guy, and I don’t need a Lamborghini or a Mazerati (which I can’t even spell). A Volvo station wagon does the job just fine, and I wouldn’t value the difference. I don’t need to drop $1000 on a bottle of wine at dinner either, since I know I’ll get the same enjoyment from a $35 bottle.
So what is wealth good for, in the end? Besides providing security, it also gives flexibility. After all of the experiences I’ve had, the most important thing I’ve learned about money is that, once you have enough (by the previous definition), you can choose to have less of it in exchange for choosing how to spend your time. And spending your time doing something meaningful to you…that’s worth way more than a Mazerati.
Focus on what you can control:
- entry & exit points
- risk management
- stock selection
- position size
- timing
Ignore what you can't:
- other people's behavior
- market sentiment
- price movements
- earnings surprise
- macro events
- news
The inference market is one of the more interesting ones in AI right now.
With OpenAI’s o1 release (more compute at inference) and increasingly complex AI applications on the market (Anthropic’s Computer Use for example), we’re starting to see the potential for the inference market.
Jensen’s said things like inference will be a billion times larger than training.
Landscape mapped out below (not an exhaustive list of companies, just a mental model for the industry):