Hey, what's going on guys? In this

video, I want to talk about Palanteer,

Nvidia, SoFi. I mean, guys, like what

are we doing here? The stock market is

very volatile and I see people making

mistakes left and right. People are

literally like looney tunes. They're

just making mistakes like it's their

first day. And if you are a beginner

investor right now, that's okay. But if

you've been investing for even a week

and you see some of these stocks making

dramatic pullbacks yet the business

hasn't changed like Palunteer, then it

doesn't really make sense to get all

scared and, you know, run for the hills.

So, the first stock I want to go over is

going to be Palanteer. Palanteer is

currently trading for $113 per share.

The stock's technical analysis

absolutely wild. Like, let me go to the

chart right here and just show you

what's going on because let me tell you,

this is an overreaction. This is a

classical reaction that I have seen for

the past 10 plus years. Because a

business like Palance here who has, you

know, relationship hand in hand, they're

making money hand over fist, bicep over

tricep. Literally, their relationship

with the government is unstoppable

because once they're in, they're

printing with the government and the

government's not going to kick them out

because the contract sizes are like tens

of millions of dollars. So once they're

in, those contracts are going to

continue to get renewed, right? That is

pretty much the gist of Palunteer. Now,

look at the technical analysis. This

stock has pretty much taken the whole I

don't even know if it's the elevator.

They like jumped out of a plane and they

forgot the parachute. All right, so

check it out. I mean, Palance here right

now, the bottom of the bowlinger band is

essentially at 105. This stock does not

look like it can get any cheaper.

They're growing commercial revenue by

over 100%. They're growing government

revenue. And what I see with the stock

right now is I think this is a $150

stock and it's going to go back up to

this level right here because the top

was, you know, 160 here in the short

term, but we were over $200 per share.

That was like less than 6 months ago,

right? So, when I look at the valuation

of Palanteer, I think it's very

reasonable. This company is not trading

for a heavy valuation. In fact, if you

actually look at the four projections of

Palanteer as they continue to grow their

revenue and their earnings, their PE

valuation is going to become too cheap.

This is going to become a value stock

looking out 12, 24, and 36 months out.

Actually, what I'm seeing right here

with Palanteer is the moving average is

at 136. So, Palanteer falling this much

to me is just simply emotional

investors. A bunch of investors

influenced by most likely headlines.

headlines that are affecting investors

enthusiasm, more investors selling,

which means that there's just a cycle,

right? And what actually happens is when

a lot of retail investors start to sell

a stock, that actually influences

algorithms as well. Algorithms are going

to sell based off of human emotion

because that's actually the easiest way

to make money as an algorithm. The

reason why algorithms can be profitable

is they are much better at predicting

human behavior than a human is, right?

So an algorithm is going to be profiting

when a stock is going down because they

basically can catch a momentum swing.

And what's happened is that Palanteer,

like I said, so if the elevator down or

the parachute down, however you want to

call it, and now the valuation of

Palanteer is becoming cheap. We can

already kind of see what's going on here

is a pretty big bounce here from about

$17 per share to $113 per share. I have

Palanteer stock myself. I have 2,600

shares. And what I think is probably

going to happen next, and I'm not a

financial adviser. I can't really

predict, you know, day-to-day. And I'm

not trying to either. What I think is

going to happen over 6 months to 12

months is that simply Palanteer will be

$140, $150 stock once more earnings

comes in and investors realize, hey,

Palanteer is continuing to win

government contracts. They're continuing

to build revenue. They're essential to

the economy essentially for defense

contracts. And I think a lot of more

investors will realize that and as well

as institutions and Wall Street. So

basically a combination of these three

factors. I think if you look at Palance

here, nothing has fundamentally changed

with the business. What has changed?

Headlines and emotions. Okay, let's go

over into the second stock now, which is

Nvidia. Nvidia is trading for under $200

per share. It's currently sitting at

like $192. You can kind of see, same

story here with Nvidia, very similar to

what happened with Palanteer. So,

Palanteer is right down in the dumps

where the bottom bowlinger band is.

Nvidia, same story here. It's sitting at

$192, which is the bottom of the

bowlinger band. I believe that Nvidia is

a $210 stock in the short term, but in

the longer term, I don't really have a

doubt that Nvidia, as long as AI

spending continues, which it's looking

like it's very essential because every

single company spending on AI, they have

to spend on AI. Meta, all the literally

Mac 7 stocks right now, if you notice,

like free cash flow is negative for the

last quarter because they're spending so

much on AI. That money is going to

Nvidia. I don't see that stopping

anytime soon. So, when I take a look at

Nvidia's like runway, its future for the

next like 5 10 years, it's only going

pretty much one direction. So, when I

see the stock's value at 192, I believe

this is a $3 stock in 2027. I'm not

concerned about it going down. In fact,

I'm very excited because most investors

when a stock goes down, they think it's

becoming more risky. They think they

should get out. They start to lose

enthusiasm. I'm gaining enthusiasm here,

guys. I'm bicep over tricep purchasing

Nvidia right now. And actually, Nvidia

kind of breaks some rules for me because

with Palunteer, I have like 10% of my

money in Palunteer. With Nvidia, I have

15% of my money on Nvidia. It's a little

bit more than that now cuz the position

has grown. But I'm kind of breaking my

own risk management rules because I deem

Nvidia to be a safe company because it's

the biggest company in the entire like

world and of course like the market cap,

okay, it's like 4.66 trillion or

something like that. And I don't really

have a doubt that Nvidia is going to be

a 10 trillion company eventually. So

when I look at, you know, how much has

fallen down and I want to give you guys

an update, the update is this. Stop

being a coward. Look for a company that

is amazing like Nvidia and then buy it

when it's down. When everyone else is

running for the hills, everyone is

literally, you know, upset about the

stock fluctuating in in value, everyone

is very short-term minded, become

long-term minded. Simply do the opposite

of what most people do. That is going to

be paying a lot better than following

what the crowd is doing, than following

whatever these AI hype stocks right now.

They have a time and place in your

portfolio. I think you know, let's call

it just 10% of your portfolio can be

some hype stocks, right? But when I look

at stability in the portfolio, when I

look at building a portfolio for success

in the long term without having to get

lucky, without having to experience too

much volatility in the portfolio,

Nvidia, Nvidia is my top holding. So I

find it a very very favorable price

right now given that the stock has

literally been at 235. You know, when

when was this dates? On in May, right,

we're at the end of June going into

July. The stock is trading for

essentially a discount like what 42 $43

off of its high. So for me, I love that

discount. Count me in. I like it a lot.

So I'm very excited about Nvidia at

these prices. So I'm very excited about

Nvidia at this price. I think right now,

if you look at the moving average, it's

at 210. So I'm very interested in

actually two different strategies with

Nvidia. The first strategy would just

simply be selling put options. I'm

interested in selling put options on

Nvidia because if I sell a put option at

190, that's essentially like support

level. I mean, I would say that's lower

than the bottom of the Ballinger band,

right? If I kind of zoom in here, it's

already at the bottom of the bowlinger

band. 190 for me. I think I'm stealing.

I'm like highway robbery here. I'm

getting a very nice value. And that has

happened periodically with Nvidia. It

goes out of favor. Everyone starts

chasing whatever is hype. Oh, let me

see. Let me see what's popular. Let me

see where I can, you know, make a quick

buck. That's fine. But, you know, when

investors do that, retail investors do

that, algorithms kind of follow along

with that, right? Because algorithms and

retail traders, they're kind of a little

bit against each other because

algorithms are looking to make money off

of human behavior. Retail investors are

very emotional. Institutions can be very

emotional as well. But anyways, these

algorithms will profit and make money

from these emotions in the market,

right? Because the market is a lot of

animal emotions. People start running

for the hills when stocks go down.

That's what I'm seeing right here with

Nvidia. People are running for the

hills. And honestly, like Uncle Henry,

I'm like, [snorts] "Ooh, this is looking

good. This is looking juicy. I, you

know, I just had a good bicep workout

and now this is looking like a good

steak. Let me get a little bit of, you

know, salt and I'm eating. That's what I

want right now. And that's what I see

with Nvidia. All right. So, let's move

over into the third stock, which is

SoFi. SoFi, you know, this company has

been in a little bit of trouble from the

stock price. The business is not in

trouble. Okay. When I look at Anthony,

what is he doing? Anthony is buying

handover fist. Anthony is buying LEAP

options. Okay. Anthony is not even

buying shares. He's straight up buying

LEAP options. Okay, that's how you know

the CEO is bullish. But the market

doesn't agree. They're saying, "Anthony,

I don't know. We don't we don't we don't

trust you. We don't trust you."

Companies has a market cap right now

under $23 billion. I think SoFi fair

value is $35 billion market cap. Why do

I think that? Well, they're still

growing their earnings significantly.

So, SoFi has revenue that continues to

grow around 30% plus per year. Their

earnings per share is growing. their

customer base is expanding massively and

SoFi has figured out how to acquire

customers which is like the most

important problem any company can have

if you're an engineer right I have a lot

of engineers in my audience I coach a

lot of engineers in my community and I

work with a bunch of them right because

they have disposable income they have

software jobs and you know they want to

invest and they want to build wealth and

they want to you know retire and not

work that job because AI taking some of

those jobs right and the reason why I'm

pointing out engineers is because many

people think if you have a nice product

that you're going to make a ton of money

and that's just simply not the case.

There's so many nice products out in the

world. There's so many solutions that

nobody even knows about. Yet, there's so

many companies that are making billions

of dollars and they sell crap products.

Why? Because marketing. Marketing is the

most important formula ever in any

single business. Without marketing,

without attention, you can't make any

sales. So, marketing is the most

important bottleneck of any single

company. Okay? SoFi is very, very good

at marketing, which is exactly why I am

bullish on SoFi. I remain bullish. I

haven't sold my shares. I still have

shares. I haven't made a video on SoFi

for some time, but I'm holding. And I

like SoFi for the future because CEO

strong CEO is investing in his own

company. So has a really strong flywheel

effect where basically they have figured

out how to acquire customers. And once

they have acquired that customer, they

personalize that customer's experience

and then they learn how that customer

thinks and operates so they can upsell

them on more products. That's exactly

how SoFi is capitalizing and making more

money. And I still think that that is

not fully reflected in their income

statement and their business. Okay. I

think the stock is down a lot right now.

Also, they're looking at SoFi as

partially like a risk because of crypto

being low and SoFi is correlated to

crypto as well as the next stock on our

list, Robin Hood. But SoFi right now, I

think it's out of favor and I don't

think it deserves to be there. CEO is

buying leap options and I'm not just

looking at the CEO. I looked at the

fundamentals of the business. They look

strong to me. So, I'm still invested in

this company and I'm looking for this

company to basically back be back like

25, maybe $27 per share in that price

range. That's basically my price target

for the next 12 months. Now, hey, this

stock might not do anything for the next

3 months. It might not do anything for

the next 6 months. That's fine, guys.

I'm looking at the long term. I'm not

trying to dibble and dabble and, you

know, be glued to my screen trying to

figure out what the next AI hype stock

is, which is impossible to do, right?

I'm not trying to I'm not trying to

predict SoFi dayto date. That's not my

job, right? That's not what I want to

do. What I want to do is I want to

figure out which company has strong

future growth, get in and just wait 6

months and then make more than everyone

else. That's what I want to do. That's

how I've grown my portfolio to multiple

seven figures. It's by looking at

opportunities which are popular but have

become unfavored for some reason. And so

far right now it's unfavored despite

having strong revenue. So, the

fundamentals of the business, the

financial metrics don't make sense for

where the stock is at. Okay. Next stock

that I want to cover is Robin Hood.

Robin Hood has had a really nice jump.

In fact, it has had such a nice jump and

such a nice fast recovery that I have

some covered calls that are in the

money. And in my Discord community, I

actually had to roll those covered

calls. I'm very happy and I've been very

successful with Robin Hood. But little

bit of work there, a little bit of

management work required with, you know,

my community's option trading here on

Robin Hood because a fast recovery means

that a cover call goes into the money,

right? And that's fine because there's

strategies and techniques around that

which I which I teach. But but look,

Robin Hood basically has I'll call it

the trifecta. Okay, let's let's cover

the trifecta right now. Let's go over

the first one which is asset growth.

People need to invest, right? There's a

lot of people losing their jobs right

now. There's an increasing amount of

attention for how to invest in the

market. Okay, people are putting money

in the market. And guess what? When

someone puts money to the market, they

will go to Robin Hood, for example, open

up an account, put in 10,000, 15,000, x

amount of dollars, right? Once they're a

customer, they are putting in more money

because as they get paid or as they get,

you know, bonuses or whatever, as they

have income in their life, they put more

of that into Robin Hood. And the more

they put in, which is just honestly a

function of time. Once you're a customer

somewhere, as you get older, hopefully

your wealth goes up, right? Most

people's wealth goes up unless you know

something unfortunate happens, you lose

your job, etc. Most people have more

money as time goes on and they put more

of that money into their portfolio to

build wealth. So assets grow for Robin

Hood over time. That is basically an

indefinite thing that's going to happen

to Robin Hood. So that's something that

I love about Robin Hood is their assets

are only going up, right? That's it. So

second thing is gold. So they are really

good at gold because look, a company and

basically any business makes money off

of people. Those people, what are they?

They are a bunch of habits. Okay, Robin

Hood Gold is basically extracting dollar

bills. They are extracting, you know,

they're practicing their their their

rope pulls, right? They're bicep over

triceping all these customers because

they're like, "Listen, Mr. Customer,

sign up for Robin Hood Gold. It's only

five bucks. It's only $5.

Just sign up." Customer thinks, "Yeah,

$5, not that much. I get all these

benefits, right? I have Robin Gold. They

have margin trading, etc. But the

numbers, the financials say something

else. Once someone spends $5, oh,

they're locked in. They're locked in.

Why? Because psychologically, they are

locked in. They have paid $5. And funny

how the human mind works. Once you pay

something or really anything, you're

more locked in. You're more serious. So,

Robin Hood not only maintains you as a

customer and builds a relationship with

you, but also you end up doing more

money with Robin Hood. You do more money

things. Maybe you sign up for their, you

know, their credit card. Maybe you go in

for they have like this ma managed

financial services now where they manage

your money for you which I think is

silly. Look, if you should be managing

your own money, right? You should

honestly not be going into AI right now

and asking AI how to manage your money.

I know a lot of people are doing that.

But still, I'm a huge fan of just

educating yourself. I'm here to educate

you. I make a lot of free videos. I'm

also a coach. I can help you understand

where to trade, how to do it, how to

manage positions. If you're looking at

AI right now, I think that's a big

mistake. And if you're giving your money

away to like Robin Hood for them to

manage or financial adviser, I also

don't think that's the best because you

should understand how to invest your own

money. You should be in control of your

own money and you should not be, you

know, putting that control into like AI

or something cuz AI is it's just

crowded. Everyone's asking the same

questions. They're not going to give you

actual good trades. Doesn't make any

sense, right? So, I would not be looking

at that. So, anyways, Robin Hood Gold,

that is like the second way that they

lock you in. And then the third thing

that I like about Robin Hood and why I

think this is like a $125 plus stock in

the next 6 to 12 months as soon as the

market stops being so irrational is

because they have a lot of free

marketing. Like I'm talking about Robin

Hood right now. A lot of my option

tutorials use Robin Hood and I don't get

paid by Robin Hood. I'm not sponsored by

anyone, right? So a lot of, you know,

influencers use Robin Hood. There's a

lot of attention to Robin Hood and it's

also just the simplest platform to use.

I think it's one of the most simple

platforms. You just open up an account

online and it's like boom, fast. So they

get a lot of free marketing which means

that they're likely to get more

customers. That's pretty much the most

important thing for any business. So So

to recap, Palanteer has tons of

customers both commercially but also

government customers or the best

customers ever. Nvidia has customers

because everyone's spending money on AI

because they have to spend money on AI

because if you don't spend money on AI,

you are absolutely in some deep doodoo

because companies have to spend on AI.

If they don't, they fall behind. And

these mag seven companies, they are

terrified of falling behind. that is the

last thing that these Mag 7 companies do

want to do. So that's why actually

recently if you looked at it um I don't

have the chart in front of me but

recently the Mag 7 has become a negative

free cash flow. That's probably a

short-term thing obviously but it's

because they're spending so much on AI

buildout. So because they're spending so

much on AI buildout last quarter was

like the first quarter that I have seen

in I think it was like a 10-year period

or something large amount of period of

time where there's negative free cash

flow. these mega cap stocks like you

know Meta it's negative free cash flow

cuz they're spending so much money to

keep up. So Nvidia is going to keep

crushing it. Then SoFi is kind of like a

more of a dark horse just because it's a

smaller market cap. So like you know

being honest with you like what has

higher risk like Nvidia close to 5

trillion which is like dominating the

whole world or SoFi which is under a $30

billion company. Well of course SoFi is

going to have higher risk cuz it's just

a smaller company and they have

execution risk and they have kind of

more competition. They have a

competitive mode, but it's, you know,

probably not as strong as Nvidia or

Palance here. And then looking at Robin

Hood, I think assets are only going one

way. They're doing something really

smart with gold and they have a ton of

free marketing. So very excited also for

their crypto build out further. So the

there's four stocks that I'm really

looking at right now, adding to

especially as the markets irrational and

pulling back. So do the smart thing,

guys. Do your own research as well. Hope

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