Your Portfolio is about to GO INSANE‼️
Summary
Jeremy describes the current market environment as a brief period of stability before a volatile earnings season that could move Jeremy's $5.2 million portfolio by over $1 million. Jeremy highlights an explosion in put buying on the NASDAQ 100, interpreting it either as bearish sentiment or as institutional hedging for major long positions in tech giants like Nvidia and Apple. Jeremy emphasizes that the next 30 days will determine the financial trajectory for many investors based on their positioning.
Jeremy provides a detailed outlook for several key stocks:
Mentioned Stocks
Reasoning: Jeremy argues that Celsius is a generational drink brand with a long-term price target of $100+. Jeremy notes that short-term expectations are very low, but international expansion in Europe provides a massive catalyst. Jeremy sees a short-term price target of $35+ with limited downside to $25.
Reasoning: Jeremy labels Amazon as a stock that is 'always a buy' due to its dominant e-commerce and advertising businesses. Jeremy emphasizes that short-term stock performance depends on AWS growth, stating that growth above 48% would lead to a massive rally, potentially reaching $75+ based on Jeremy's valuation perspective. Jeremy mentions Amazon as a top position in Jeremy's portfolio.
Reasoning: Jeremy views Meta as a potential trillion-dollar opportunity driven by the new Muse AI product. Jeremy states that while the stock is currently range-bound between $575 and $775, high investor confidence in AI monetization could push it higher. Jeremy highlights new revenue streams from subscriptions and commerce fees via partners like Expedia and Instacart.
Reasoning: Jeremy predicts ELF will exit the year between $100 and $140. Jeremy asserts that analyst estimates for revenue and EPS are far too low because they ignore the company's massive retail under-penetration and successful international rollout. Jeremy mentions having tracked and owned the company since 2019.
Reasoning: Jeremy predicts a 30-day price target of $675 to $775 for AMD stock. Jeremy argues that analysts are fundamentally wrong about revenue and EPS estimates, as demand for both CPUs and GPUs is accelerating faster than expected. Jeremy mentions holding a massive multi-million dollar position in AMD.
Reasoning: Jeremy states that SoFi is performing exceptionally well fundamentally, with rapid member and asset growth. Jeremy believes the stock should exit the year at $20+ but notes that its short-term price action is heavily dictated by Treasury yields. Jeremy mentions being up 65% on Jeremy's SoFi investment.