New Stock I Just Bought a TON Of (Oct 2026)
Summary
Luke presents a comprehensive thesis on 'value-based' long-term investing, emphasizing that life-changing gains are made by buying stocks when the surrounding sentiment is pessimistic and valuations make sense. Luke advises viewers to avoid chasing 'hot stocks' at all-time highs and to stop judging portfolio success by comparing it to the S&P 500 on a short-term basis. Luke argues that the key to success is identifying companies with strong underlying business performance that the broader market currently dislikes.
Mentioned Stocks
Reasoning: Luke believes that every bearish argument against Amazon has been proven wrong over the long term. Luke highlights that Amazon is trading at one of its lowest valuations ever and remains a frontrunner in AI and cloud computing via AWS. Luke plans to continue buying the stock as long as Wall Street continues to undervalue its future potential.
Reasoning: Luke states that SoFi's business fundamentals are remarkably better now than when the stock was at $32. Luke observes that while investors are worried about the current price (around $15-$16), the underlying numbers are stronger than ever. Luke previously bought the stock heavily under $10 and intends to keep buying because the fundamentals now support much higher valuations.
Reasoning: Luke identifies Netflix as a new addition to the list of stocks being purchased. Luke argues that the company has incredible pricing power and is currently trading near its most attractive valuation ever. Luke specifically mentions that Netflix serves as a hedge against the AI bubble because its core business is robust and independent of AI-driven hype, even though AI may improve its margins.