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Phenomenal company that will do well for years to come, but trades at a huge multiple. Profits are small. Risk/reward is not there. He expects tech to lose its gold status over the next year, so this could fall 40%.

Great business model. Don't sell. A payment system, not a credit card company. Takes on no risk. Pandemic has encouraged people to use less cash. Good organic growth globally. Going into the buy now-pay later business. Travel will improve and they'll do well.

They report Tuesday. They should have a ton of new subscribers, driven by the hit Korean show, The Squid Game.

V vs. MS Likes banking in general in the US as well as in Canada, because the economy is improving and this should improve net interest margins. She owns JPM instead of MS, as they've been very well run over time, gorgeous balance sheets, diversified, doing well in capital markets. She likes Visa as well.…

He gets a lot of questions about this and avoids it. He doesn't know how they get around these regulatory pressures. He prefers Google in the online ad space.

Buy Google A vs. Google B stock? About 10 years ago, they split their shares into A and B with one getting voting rates and the other not that the public buys. He owns and still buys GOOGL, which has the voting shares.

(A Top Pick Oct 23/20, Up 29%) He bought this in 2005. He's done extremely well and there's lots of runway ahead. Tailwinds: 5G is coming and 1.4 billion phones out there will need to upgrade, and a 93% customer loyalty rate. Supply delays will mean deferred purchases, not cancellations.

This will return above $300. His pick of the day.

(A Top Pick Sep 21/20, Down 3%) Got out, then bought back in around $80. Buy in tranches of $72, 65, and 57. Negative press releases dragged on the stock. Need some distance from those. Fundamentals remain strong. Build a position here in stages.

New CEO is very bright, great job turning company around. Has announced EBITDA-positive in coming quarter, and this will increase cashflow. Workers as employees raises issues. Good brand. Cheaper than taxis, more convenient. Will do well in the long term. Very strong management. Worth buying on a bad day.

It's handling this choppy reopening (i.e. driver shortage) better than Uber. On Friday, a California court just struck down the appeal which states that drivers are freelancers (they are employees, says the judge), so the cost of rides in CA will soar. Despite that, Lyft rebounded today 3% though down more than 15% so far…

They've expanded into loans to bus, P2P payments (their fastest business), and Bitcoin trading (the first to do so). The stock has pulled back 16%, so it's a buying opportunity for a long-term hold. He favours PayPal just slightly.

They report Thursday. Not sure if they can deliver a lift in shares. Instead, stay long in AMD and Nvidia.

There's upside, though valuations are stretched. Technology going forward will be strong for semi makers like AMD. Growth outlook is positive. But wait for a slightly pullback in AMD.

Recommendation to buy on the HK exchange. Price target is in HK$. Wanted exposure to Chinese internet but without the risk of the US delisting. The underlying growth of the Chinese market is significant. A very high growth company with dividends. There is growth in revenue and underlying market. (Analysts’ price target is $787.65)

A great company. Owned it in the past. Sold it with the notion that the windfall from last year was not going to return. It was deemed an essential retailer when everything was closed. Same store sales comparisons are struggling due to last year. Has checked back a little. A slow and steady grower in…

It is a really well run company. It is a dominant player in the toy industry. The business is very lumpy month to month, year to year. Kids are sending more time on-line and not playing with toys.

Investors are worried about Tim's turnaround, rising costs. Stock's way too cheap relative to the group. Good dividend. Sales up 31%. Growing around 14%, trading around 20x. Ability to grow is profound. Buy it around $79-80, and you can get a double in the next 5 years.

UA is getting dragged up by Lululemon's stellar quarterly results.

(A Top Pick Jun 10/21, Down 1%) You can buy it here. People are worried about supply chains and anti-trust, which is not a concern. Continues to innovate and grow. Huge player in AI. Large, embedded infrastructure. Huge free cashflow generator and invests that in the future. Outstanding value right now.

He likes the two upgrades today. This reminds him of Nike four years ago which he missed out on. Starbucks' 2022 PE is 29x. Investor sentiment remains quite good. As long as Starbucks doesn't stumble in execution, their PE will rise. Their customer experience is amazing.

A safer reopening bet than AMC in light of Merck announcing an anti-Covid pill today. It got crushed recently, but he sees a lot more upside in a post-Covid world.

It reports Thursday. He doesn't expect good things. It supply chain is in tatters because it sources 50% of its materials from Vietnam and some worry that China's government will crack down on sneakers next. Nike, though, has nine lives. You can't short it or go long Nike. Be careful here.

Allan Tong’s Discover Picks Like all retailers including Target, Walmart faces the twin challenges of labour and supply shortages. These will eventually end, but will likely linger for for the rest of this year. Fruther, the tailwind of stimulus cheques from Washington has dried up. Then, there’s Amazon. The planet’s largest retailer plans to build…

(A Top Pick May 31/21, Up 2.97%)Stockchase Research Editor: Michael O'Reilly Our PAST TOP PICK with DG has triggered its stop at $209. To remain disciplined, we recommend covering the position at this time. Combined with the previous recommendation to cover half the position, this results in a net investment gain of 9%.

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.

Allan Tong’s Discover Picks NTDOY stock pays a 2.81% dividend yield and trades at a 17x PE, compared to 27x a year ago. Activision Blizzard pays only 0.51% and trades at nearly 24x. The Home of Mario does face competition from the PS 5 and the Xbox, but these are nothing new. As of this…

They report Tuesday. It's best of breed and should rock the quarter. He's confident it can manage the claims arising from its lawsuit. They have perhaps the drug pipeline in the industry.

All healthcare stocks have been pressured. PFE is protected by their near-4% dividend. We will all need their Covid booster shot.

Today, Merck may have beaten Covid. That's why the market rallied today. Today had nothing to do with inflation or supply shortages. If you take this pill after testing positive for Covid, the pill can save you and crush symptoms. Merck can produce 10 million course of these pills by year's end. No wonder Merck…

Question: Which stock has rallied higher so far in 2020, Boeing or Airbus? The answer isn't Boeing, which is enjoying a renaissance now that the FDA has certified the troubled 737 Max, once its best-selling plane. Boeing, however, gets all the attention, while Airbus keeps climbing. In the past six months, this European plane maker…

He's cool on the aerospace industry, but buy this under $190.

He sees growth ahead. They have huge opportunity to use technology to reduce costs, like using e-trucks and drone delivery. Yes, wages will be sticky, but this technology will offset those labour hikes. FDX trades around 11-12x earnings. Lots of runway ahead, because e-commerce volumes are exploding. Shares are currently discounted. (Analysts’ price target is…

About FedEx They're in a fantastic position, but maybe they can't maintain their momentum. When UPS spoke recently, their shares got crushed. He thinks they can achieve rich profit margins and growth. They have the edge of UPS, though UPS' price is better. At the next UPS report, he may buy more.