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Strong company with good outlook. Stock has a lot of upside. Trading at premium so would recommend holding for the long term. Founder led with a large amount of skin in the game. 

They delivered a good quarter a few weeks ago. Long-term secular growth lies ahead.

Pretty priced to perfection. He's taken 2/3 of his position off; letting the remaining 1/3 go, as it's had a wonderful run, but putting in stops as it goes. He'd say buy it here around $880, try to get it in the low $800s, and then certainly if you see it down around $750. (Analysts’…

Trades at 30x earnings, but it's warranted. Part of a duopoly, and has branched out into analytic services from its core business. Benefits from switching from cash to digital. Huge moat. There will always be regulatory risk. Happy to hold.

The correction, he thinks, is over, and shares will return to previous highs.

DOJ talking of splitting out Chrome. One of his top 5 holdings. Not as volatile as some of the other Mag 7's. Makes $$ on the ads, not especially on the Search. And the advertisers love going to GOOG, not to competitors like Perplexity or Bluesky. Plus, has all kinds of other horses in the…

He sold covered calls on Wednesday to ride high volatility. He did it to add some hedging as well as cash flow.

Retired person's portfolio. Stalled out. His 12-month price target is $491, decent runway. Of the Mag 7, probably want this one at the top of your list because it hasn't accelerated as much as the other 6. So many horses in the race, from cloud to personal computing to business productivity. Nicely priced.

Hold tight or sell with pending takeover? From today's price, $5.50 is in play. As a shareholder, you have to decide if it's worth holding onto your shares to get your $95 per share. There is a chance that the FTC is successful in challenging the US court order, in which case you'd want to…

He likes it long term. He bought it for growth in industrials. Shares have been weak since the election, but he would be adding on current weakness. Trump is expected to end the EV tax credits, which is pressuring these shares, but this sentiment shall pass. Will Lyft continue to compete with them? He doesn't…

Is down 28% this year, so it's now cheap enough to buy, and it enjoys a duopoly with Uber. Shares were overheated before, reasonable now.

18x PE. Loves that it's a platform business. Plays in a space that competitors are too big for or the space is too small. Ability to build technology and adapt revenue streams with the times. Proven to execute extremely well. Has gone head to head with AMZN and won. Performance has been great, though an…

A lot of write downs in the business in the last earnings report. Losing market share - chips not as good as competitors. Hard to tell whether business will be able to compete in the future. Not well positioned for A.I. demands. Might be able to find a niche in the sector - but had…

One of the major chip maker names to consider for your portfolio. Adds value to the supply chain.

(A Top Pick Apr 23/21, Down 39%) Fundamental story is very good. Political interference from the Chinese government has been difficult and made investors shed the name. Political interference from the US by potential delisting. Attractively priced now, but political risk is too high. Sometimes you make a mistake, and it's time to sell.

A star in Canada due to great execution and lack of competition. Shift to multiple price points is a winning strategy. Carved out a niche in Canada.

A definite series of lower highs and lower lows. Continues to languish, downtrend remains in place. Value trap. Unless something changes, just avoid. So many other good places to put your $$ to work.

She scores it 6 out of 10 for value and fundamentals, and it's on her watch list. Likes it. Sees 11.5% upside. Analysts are mixed, though. A lot depends on the future economy---will benefit as interest rates decline and people eat out more.

Piper Sandler Teen Survey results The top brand that rich male kids don't wear. This trend has even increased.

12-month price target of $233. He holds ~5.5-6% position in his fund. Performed extremely well coming out of earnings. Excels because it has so many horses in the race from AWS to Other Bets to the upcoming great season for fulfillments. Don't worry about Bezos selling shares, as he still has a lot left. (Analysts’…

Starbucks Corporation, together with its subsidiaries, operates as a roaster, marketer, and retailer of specialty coffee worldwide. The company operates through three segments: North America, International, and Channel Development. Its stores offer coffee and tea beverages, roasted whole beans and ground coffees, single serve products, and ready-to-drink beverages; and various food products, such as pastries,…

Password-sharing crackdown in the works. Happy with results this morning. Increased profitability from streaming. Struggling lower- and mid-income consumer impacting park revenues; probably a short-term concern. Phenomenal content library.

Went from growth to value very quickly. Tremendously powerful brand and business economics. Phenomenal balance sheet. Hit really hard. Discretionary item. Softness in consumer and in China. Lack of product innovation. In the end, brand remains intact. Trades around 20x earnings. Earnings will get hit hard this year, and so the multiple looks high. Attractive turnaround.…

They are about to report. See how accretive back-to-school sales were. Is looking for revenues to rise 3-5%. Last August, they already raised their outlook.

DG vs. DLTR Questions about health of lower-income consumer. Both companies have flagged this on conference calls. DLTR is taking steps to increase price points, and an improving consumer would be a tailwind. If he had to choose, DLTR would be his pick.

Today, the New York Times reported that a private entity wants to buy Dunkin'. Some felt that this stock was already overextended, but he disagrees. Their track record in acquisitions is fantastic. It has survived while peers have fallen away.

(A Top Pick Apr 13/23, Up 22%) Very strong business with sticky user base (kids and grownups love video games). Benefited from demand in Japan equities. New products (Switch) coming out which is good for profits. New content with movies will increase demand for products. Stock valuation cheap relative to peers. Good for long term…

Concerns in pharmaceutical segment, as one particular drug facing patent cliff next year. Talc litigation still an overhang; once done, can focus on turning around core operations. Diversified, likes the pipeline. You can afford to be patient.

Excellent company with strong pipeline of new projects. Valuation has seen a new low which makes a good time to buy. Vaccine hesitation in new Trump administration not a concern. Dividend very safe - provides margin for investors. 

Pharma companies are always facing the patent wall, needing to spend R&D to innovate new drugs. Very difficult to predict the next blockbuster. He prefers and owns JNJ and ABT, more diversified.

One of two large players in global commercial airline business. French business with strong business prospects. Overall macro theme is very strong. Oligopoly style business with excellent market share. Expected middle class growth globally will keep growth and earnings growing. Would recommend at current share price. Good long term hold. Excellent brand name with near…

Why are shares struggling after the strike ended? Puzzling. The big stock dilution hurt earnings power, but they enjoy a duopoly with Airbus, so eventually this will rebound.

It's underperformed UPS, but shares have recovered a lot this year due to new management. Merging fleet and air operations helped by lowering costs. They have problems with overseas margins. Prefers Cargojet.

It is OK for a long term play and pays a dividend. Everyone uses it so it is a safe investment but not very exciting. What happens if the U.S. economy slows down.