Bryn Talkington

It's the only company outside Super Micro that's delivering on AI. Also, MSFT. Their May 22 report will be crucial.

Some analysts see the company as a single product, the iPhone, but she counters that there are 2 billion active iPhones. Siri could be a Trojan horse in terms of AI. It could be dead money for a couple quarters, but you can enter the mname. She expects Apple to release a great, new product in the near future.

She's long and owns it personally. The chart looks terrible now and could go lower. But she won't count out Elon Musk, one of the most innovative people around. The earnings report will be bad, but we will get clarity. There will be a chance to step into this. If they do a full pivot into self-drivng robo-taxi, this will lead to a re-evaluation of this stock. Tesla remains the top-selling brand in China. They will announce a new giant factory in India.

It carries the companies in the Russell 1000 with the highest free cash-flow. Good for choppy markets to come.

Semis are volatile. The CEO has done well to turn around Intel, but can they catch up to Nvidia, AMD and others. The grant is a great win for America, but Intel can't build the new facility without this grant. She doesn't see meaningful earnings growth in coming years. YOY they lost 4 cents in EPS between Q1 2023 and Q1 2024, though are forecasting here. The company is excited about laptop PCs, but this will be marginal. They need to execute, but that will take 1-3 years. Meanwhile, Nvidia estimates earnings to rise 400%.

Companies split shares when they're doing well, so this split validates their success, though it doesn't effect the fundamentals. The split generates excitement for the stock.

It's had such a strong rally. By nature, this is volatile, so the sell-off is the price of admission.

It continues to innovate among the streamers. Peers like Disney and Paramount keep trying to catch up. Netflix will continued to take market share.

It's a sleepy stock we don't talk about enough. Wish she owned it. Growth estimates are 11.5%. Shares are up 120% in the last 5 years, beating the S&P. Could be a good entry point if the report is weak.

A free cash-flow yield of 7.9%. Shares are up 9% this year. It rebalances quarterly. Great for the long term.

Still likes the Qs. Good to hold long term. To be defensive, sell calls.

Their earnings beat surprised the market. It's also under-owned. Both account for the sharp upswing in shares today.

Miners will be paid half which is intended to slow production; there's way too much demand because of these new crypto ETFs. She wouldn't be surprised if Bitcoin reach $100,000 or $25,000. She expects continued strong inflows.

If you want to diversify away from tech and enjoy free cash flows, this owns the top 100 cash flow yielding names in the Russell 2000.

She's bullish oil and suggests adding oil to your portfolio this year. This is a great ETF, unlike XLE which is nearly 50% made up of Chevron + Exxon. Free cash yield on the energy sector is nearly 9% as they raise dividends. She expects China's economic slump to last a while, but if that economy comes back it will definitely raise oil demand and price.