A fintech/e-commerce stock. It's not cheap; has a PEG ratio of 2.6. Price target of $80.

Price target of $2,150. It's a behemoth with diverse business streams and has a moat in the cloud space and e-commerce, because they started these businesses 10 years ago. Then, they keep reinvesting in them. They got a head start.

The poster child of software service. Microsoft took their lead from SalesForce in adopting a subscription service, which means getting paid every month instead of each year; this improves your revenue stream. CRM isn't cheap. $173 price target. CRM keeps beating expectations.

They own the patent for a new type of display screen on smartphones. So, they receive royalties. Apple, Huawei and Samsung will be using OLED screens by 2020. It's been volatile the last few years, because it's taken time for the manufacturers to incorporate these new screens. But a year from now, OLEDs will be all the talk. High-$80's is a bargain; sell in the high-$110's. He has $150 price target. A core holding for him.

What A.I. stock? Now, it's about machine-learning and algos. Patterns. The faster the chips become, the more they will grasp patterns. Difficult to find a pure play in this space, though he invests in it. The space is volatile, so he relies on BOTZ, the ETF, which covers robotics and A.I.

They're getting into emerging markets by buying Venmo. Not cheap though. Price target of $97.85.

He owns three chipmakers, not NVDA, but indirectly in two ETFs. He likes NVDA.