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Would suggest thinking about valuing companies based on how well can survive tech selloff. Waiting to see if company can generate income and profit. Will stay on sidelines until earnings are proven. Watch company and wait to see what happens.

(A Top Pick May 19/21, Down 1%) Improvement in cross-border transactions should pick up. Ukraine conflict poses a risk to European spending. Covid drag in China will also end at some point.

Has fallen from $659 in November to $166 today. You can say the stock has gotten cheaper compared to subscriber count, but will its business keep deteriorating? There's so much competition now. Can they innovate?

They benefited from e-commerce shopping during the pandemic. They've seens a strong rebound in US domestic travel above pre-Covid levels. International travel, ex-Asia, is starting to return to pre-Covid levels. Visa expects to grow 18% this year, after removing Russia (was 4% of earnings). EPS to grow even higher. More business travel is also a…

It has had issues in the news that have kept the stock price inexpensive - now undervalued. It is spending a lot of money on the Metaverse. He is not adding because he is unsure of the upside. Advertising revenue is very important so limited growth ahead. Also limited because of size.

Keeps coming up as one of the best bargains in this bear market. A lot of horses in the stable. 80% of revenue comes from Google Search. 97% of profits come from advertising. If you can find a monopoly out there that's growing, that's where he wants to be. 12-month target of $3330. Down 20%…

(A Top Pick Apr 07/22, Down 11.4%)Stockchase Research Editor: Michael O'Reilly Our PAST TOP PICK with AAPL has triggered its stop at $152. To remain disciplined, we recommend covering the position at this time. This will result in a net investment gain of 2%, when combined with the previous top pick recommendation.

It has had a great run. It has good recurring revenue and doesn't rely on advertising. Its earnings multiples are in mid 20's but price replies on growth so not sure of future price. Multiples are shrinking.

Currently trading around $75 with an accepted buyout from Microsoft at $95 a share. A potential 26% arbitrage gain. The spread can be explained by the lack of a set date for when the deal would happen and the chance of it getting canceled. Social media mentions are up 333% over the last 24h.

They will be the leader in ride-sharing and are growing in food delivery. Management this week says it will focus on earnings and freezing hiring, which is what the market wants. Give it two quarters to see how they progress. They have the brand, but must digest higher labour and gas costs. He expects we're…

Allan Tong’s Discover Picks Ride-sharing remains unprofitable. Lyft's PE is -11.3x and its profit margin stands at -43.05% despite gross margins of almost 33%. Also, Lyft—like so many tech stocks—doesn't pay a dividend. However, Lyft has navigated the bumpy road of recovery well. It has beaten its last four quarters by wide margins, and Wall…

He sold it. He graded it a D for its high 266x earnings. Also, he didn't like that 57% of their revenue comes from crypto fees; he expects these fees to decline. Third, their long-term debt increased from $2.6 million to $4.6 billion in one year. Four, earnings expectations are declining.

It's been a dog with three weak CEOs, but the new one may be the charm. It will benefit as investors pour out of Nvidia but want to stay in the chips. It's a long-ball strategy. It pays a 3% dividend yield. He models $63.45 or 36% upside. Cheap valuation now. (Analysts’ price target is…

She bought this a few days ago. Ask: If not continued sales growth, is a company gaining market share? PC gaming remains very strong, and AMD has put their production on TSMC and still capturing the PC gaming market, though she expects a decline in overall PC sales. That said, demand for AMD gaming chips…

(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.

Billy Kawasaki’s Insights - Billy’s most-liked answers from 5i Research. It is doing very well and will probably continue to do well in the current market climate. Has a good free cash flow conversion rate. Also consistent in holding well during recessions and tougher market conditions. Unlock Premium - Try 5i Free

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.

Tim's is still restructuring. Stock looks a bit rough. 200-day MA moving down, share price down too. Oversold, with RSI below 30. Expects a short-term bounce. It will take time to get outsized returns. Wage and labour pressures. He's not interested in this name, and the industry is cautious. Nice dividend of about 4%, secure.

They report Friday. Lululemon has been crushing them. Avoid.

King of e-commerce and retail. Hints of consumer slowdown get reflected in the stock. But 70% of revenues and profits actually come from AWS, part of a secular trend to server cost-cutting and efficiency. 12-month price target of $3800. A great bargain.

Struggling to evaluate company at this time (poor service and decreasing shop count). Underlying negative trends for the company. Current price not highly attractive. Expecting stock price to decrease. Expecting inflation to negatively affect business.

DIS has pulled back a lot, but she believes in it long term. DIS launched their streamer amid a pandemic. Content costs for the sector is rising. DIS says Disney+ will be profitable 2.5 years from now. It was difficult to make a lot of new content during lockdowns, so there will be a lot…

It got hit last quarter over worries of the consumer, but it reported an excellent quarter last week. This can go higher.

They have built up too much inventory. Data shows that consumers are spending more experiences and less on things. This stock will suffer for a little longer.

The stars are lining up. Dollar General hasn't performed as well as DT, but worth looking at. DT's March 2 report was okay, but the street liked it. Price targets for DT are $165-180, so there's upside, especially with activists are involved. But D-Gen is really the hidden gem, which had a huge move a…

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…

(A Top Pick Mar 03/21, Up 14%) Pharmaceutical sector has remained strong even with tech selloff. Spinning out consumer side of the business which has provided catalyst for return on stock. Current stock price presenting good buying opportunity. Will continue to buy and hold shares in company.

Diversified business, gold standard. PFE is making acquisitions, building out the pipeline from Covid cashflow wins. Good mRNA franchise, benefits of diversity, plus management team executing on pipeline of acquisitions.

(A Top Pick Mar 24/22, Up 15%)Stockchase Research Editor: Michael O'Reilly Our PAST TOP PICK with MRK has achieved its $92.50 target. To remain disciplined, we recommend covering half the position at this time and trailing up the stop (from $74) to $80.

Everyone is aware of Boeing's problems with the 737 Max (there's a film about this is on Netflix). The Airbus 320neo is outselling the 737. They also have a big defence business in Europe, and defence budgets are rising. This trades at 20x earning, so not cheap, but earnings will grow by 12-13% annually for…

He can't express the words to say just how bad Boeing is. There's only this and Airbus in this business. Down 7.53% today. Nothing is going right with this company. There are calls to fire the CEO. There remain safety issues. This stock won't go higher as long as the CEO remains. Brutal.

Has fallen 30-35% in line with the tech market and a slowing economy. Cheap price to earnings at 10x earnings, so it's something to look at. A question mark is CEO retiring, but naming his son to one of the largest divisions.

(A Top Pick Apr 12/22, Down 5.7%)Stockchase Research Editor: Michael O'Reilly Our PAST TOP PICK with UPS has triggered its stop at $177. To remain disciplined, we recommend covering the position at this time. This will result in a net investment loss of 3%, when combined with the previous top pick recommendation.