Fox Business: Meta's "AWS Moment," Micron's Big Breakout & 2 Small-Cap Sleepers
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I want to bring in now Veltri on the CEO
Bob Luna to discuss this further. So,
you know, Rob Rob um
I I love what I'm seeing set up here. In
fact, I know one of the names you like
here a lot is Meta. And Meta's making a
lot of news almost every day. There's
like four or five Meta headlines. You
think they've turned the corner?
>> Yeah, absolutely, Charles. I think you
you you just said it right. I mean,
these are companies that are going to be
here for the long run. Just like Amazon
at the beginning, they used to get
beaten up for making all the
reinvestments and then they basically
dominated the world of retail. I think
it's the same thing. We're just in a
cycle where they're having to make those
investments to stay relevant going
forward and I think Meta now is starting
to turn the corner in terms of how
they're going to make all these
investments turn into a profit and
monetize it. I think this is kind of
their AWS moment that we saw with
Amazon.
>> Yeah. And let's just talk about the, you
know, here the the Mag 7. You've got
three of these names that are down
significantly. Micro- Microsoft at the
bottom of this, I think it's also down
with the software stuff. I mean, what do
you make it?
Is that something you're looking at yet?
Is it Are you kicking the tires at all?
>> Yeah, look, I think Microsoft just
doesn't have It doesn't excite me quite
as much as Meta. I don't think they've
gotten into the AI space as big and the
data that Meta owns is just amazing.
People's whole life is on there. Their
business is in there. The valuations
here are obviously attractive, but I I'm
not too excited about Microsoft here.
>> You are excited about Micron, right? And
And here's the thing with Micron, folks.
This is your sales growth estimate for
the current year. It's monstrous. And
then this is the your PE ratio.
And so, it's got a low PE ratio, the
outstanding growth expec- expectations.
But some people are saying it's it's
time to sell into strength.
What do you think?
>> I don't think so. I think you just we're
having a pullback right now. So, if you
haven't been in it, I think it's an
opportunity. The thing you got to look
at is forward PE ratios. And the
question is this is this sustainable?
And I think if you look at the backlogs,
they had another competitor that's
coming public today from Korea. I think
this is going to be a play for, you
know, the next three to four years,
Charles. I wouldn't get shaken out of it
just yet.
>> I'm going to give you some props here.
Uh
CrowdStrike you told us to buy on the
dip. It's made a monster move and also
same thing with snow. It's made a
monster move. It's on the verge of
breaking out as well. Are you holding
both of those right now?
>> Yeah, absolutely. These are the picks
and shovels of AI. You got your security
and snow's cleaning up the data that you
need. These are names that, you know,
people were not looking at too much uh
last year, but I think uh in the last
beginning of the year, but I think these
names got a lot further to go over again
over the next two to three years. This
is a longer-term play, Charles.
>> when you bring us these fresh names,
Rob. So, I don't know the oncology
institute. Uh it's been trading sideways
for a long time. Tell us the the value
proposition here.
>> Yeah, so these are First of all, if you
look at momentum in the small cap space,
it's really shifting into healthcare
names. That's what got me to start
looking into the space. This is Oncology
Institute. They have over 100 outpatient
centers. What I like about this was
overhanging the stock with some debt
that they just got refinanced long-term.
So, that's off the table right now. They
have 30% year-over-year growth. And
what's happening is the big insurers are
trying to pull stuff out of the
hospitals into these uh smaller centers
and I think this is going to be a
benefactor over the next year to two.
>> I got a minute to go on AMWL. I forgot
to give the symbol for the other one,
too, because a lot of folks on the radio
listening. Uh uh uh
American Well Corp. What's going on
here?
>> Yeah, I like this one a lot, Charles.
So, this if you look at the chart, what
the heck happened to it? This was uh a
huge screamer during COVID because it
was really one of the first ones into
telehealth. Then we saw all those stocks
get really beaten up. Well, they've
reinvented themselves during that time,
got rid of some non-core businesses. Now
they're a platform. They've got more
cash on their balance sheet, Charles,
than the market cap and they think
they're going to be positive by Q4.
>> I mean, look at this. I mean, yeah, it
has gotten hit, but this is a major
breakout here. I bet it I bet if we had
the volume, the volume would have spiked
there as well. And it's on both on the
upper side of the 250-day. Good stuff,
my man. You're still killing it. Have a
great weekend.
>> Thanks, you too, Charles.
>> All right.
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In this video, CEO Rob Luna discusses various market trends, highlighting why he favors Meta over Microsoft, remains bullish on Micron despite market fluctuations, and continues to hold positions in CrowdStrike and Snowflake as essential AI infrastructure plays. He also introduces investment opportunities in the healthcare sector, specifically the Oncology Institute and American Well Corp, noting their potential for growth and recovery.
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