7 Stocks to Buy BEFORE October 31, 2026‼️
Summary
Jeremy presents a bullish outlook for the market, emphasizing that while some positions like Nike and Fubo have struggled, his massive gains in stocks like AMD and Meta prove the efficacy of his strategy. Jeremy identifies several companies that he believes are currently 'on sale' due to temporary macroeconomic pressures like interest rates or short-term earnings fluctuations. Jeremy's thesis revolves around buying high-quality business models—specifically those targeting high-income consumers or possessing strong recurring revenue—and holding them for multiple years to capture substantial capital appreciation and dividends.
Mentioned Stocks
Reasoning: Jeremy states that e.l.f. Beauty has one of the most epic revenue charts in the market. Jeremy sees the recent dip to $103 as a prime buying opportunity before an earnings upcycle driven by international expansion and the integration of brands like Notorium takes the stock to $400+.
Reasoning: Jeremy states that SoFi is a massive growth story in the fintech/banking space, growing from 5 million to nearly 16 million members rapidly. Jeremy believes the stock is a 'buy' even after a 72% run because it is headed to $50-$100 long-term as scale increases profitability.
Reasoning: Jeremy praises American Express for its high-quality clientele with high credit scores and incomes. Jeremy points out that it is Warren Buffett's second-largest position and expects the stock to reach $575+ while providing steady growth, value, and dividends (GBD).
Reasoning: Jeremy argues that Wynn Resorts is a 'steel deal' under $80. Jeremy highlights the 2027 opening of their Middle East property as a massive growth lever that will catapult the stock to $200+ and allow for significant dividend increases.
Reasoning: Jeremy recently started buying RH, calling it a 'one of one' brand trading at a tiny $2 billion market cap. Jeremy believes the stock is a $400+ (potentially $1,000+) long-term play as the housing market recovers and the company's European expansion and 'RH Compound' concepts mature.
Reasoning: Jeremy views Netflix as an easy buy, citing its expanding advertising business and international growth potential. Jeremy states anything in the $60 range is a joke for a company with such beautiful revenue and earnings charts, predicting a $200+ long-term price.