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Look at how the tide turns. Look at that ServiceNow stock. This is a stock we were down on very recently here and now up 36% on the stock of $44,000. Salesforce now $14,000. Congratulations to everybody out there making big money. It shows you how quickly these stocks can go from bearish to bullish, from bullish to bearish. It's unbelievable, right? I'm sure a lot of you guys are doing very well for yourselves out there.

So, congratulations, okay? Two core subjects we're going to get into in this video here today, okay? One is I'm going to give some advice for everybody in the market right now. This is a very interesting time we're in. A lot of opinions being thrown out there. A lot of people confused on where the market's headed from here, where stocks are headed from here. So, I just want to give some advice as somebody who's been in this market for about 18 years now about this market and handling this market.

Number two, we're going to get into five stocks to buy now. Some of the best opportunities I can find in the entire stock market. Some of these opportunities are unbelievable. And if you look at all the ingredients of these stocks, like they have some massive moves ahead, at least in my personal opinion. I'll be sharing that in this video here today. One thing, one thing only I need from you guys as a sign of my garage says, I just need you to smash that like button for this video.

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Listen. I'm starting to see posts like this. Why would anybody buy crypto right now when stocks are actively doing this, right? You know, the post was showing Micron and many other stocks and how well they're performing, right? And this is fascinating because, you know, I remember the days and it wasn't that long ago when the crypto people would talk trash about the stocks. They're like, "Oh, look at you guys making your little bits of money.

Look at how much money we're making out there, right?" And um, it's just fascinating to kind of see the the roles reversed at this point in time, right? If you look at since the 2021 highs, Bitcoin is only up 9%. Ethereum is actually down 56% during that time. Well, you have the Qs, think of it as a Nasdaq up 88%, Google McDougal up 148%, AMD up 244%, Nvidia up 638%, and then a stock like Micron up 1,239%. Absolutely unbelievable.

My opinion on this whole deal with, you know, Bitcoin, Ethereum, crypto in general versus stocks, it's kind of an irrelevant thing, right? Like I wouldn't If Bitcoin was running huge and the stocks were down, like it is what it is. Like, you know, I I I just don't think you can look at any of these sorts of things and kind of feel better about yourself or worse about yourself. Like, it is what it is. Like, okay, Bitcoin's not doing a thing and meanwhile tech stocks are running.

That doesn't usually happen, but that is what's going on right now. And I'm sure someday in the future maybe Bitcoin, Ethereum will be running heavy and stocks won't be doing a thing, right? And and, you know, the other side will be talking trash. So, you know, that is what that is, right? Now, a bigger thing I'm seeing out there is people looking at the market right now and they're saying the market is so high right now, right?

Don't buy in on stock market right now. It's too high. The prices are too high, right? The Dow's too high, the S&P 500's too high, the Nasdaq's too high, right? And listen, you know, the market is always going to be high unless you're in happen to be in a crash at that particular time, but the market's always going to look high, right? 20 years ago they thought the stock market was very high. 30 years ago they stock thought the stock market was very high. 50 years ago they stock the stock market was very high.

Like, they're always going to think it's high. If you think the S&P 500's high now, the Nasdaq is high now, just wait until you see the prices these things are in a decade from now, in 20 years from now, in 30 years from now. You'll look back at this time period and be like, gosh, the stock market was cheap back then. No different than I I have looked at the stock market 10 years ago and felt like, "Ooh, stock market was high, right?" Like that's the way it always is going to feel.

The stock market's high at a particular time, right? And as far as earnings go and trying to predict earnings, like people are like continuously wrong in regards to earnings. So, the whole subject about trying to freak you out of the stock market cuz, you know, we're at all-time highs and prices are so high. Don't get caught up in that whole game. That's just a silly game to get caught up into, right? The next game people are getting caught up into is Trump, geopolitics.

What's going on? Iran, all these sorts of things. You see this here today, Trump tells CNBC, "I don't care if Iran negotiations are over, right?" And so, everybody always freaking out over these geopolitical things and all these other subjects, right? And so, this is something that gets people caught off guard, scares people away from buying stocks, scares people away from holding stocks, makes people say, "Ah, gosh, I got to take profits because this could go wrong, that could go wrong." All these sorts of fears, right?

Listen, when I first got in the stock market, I was running track, I was in college, right? I was like 18, 19 years old. And at that particular time, we had the Great Financial Crisis in going on, right? There was a TARP program going on, which freaked a lot of people out. We had debt crisis going on. Obama just got elected. Every new president that comes in, there's always a lot of fear about like they're going to take the country down and lead us in the wrong direction, all these sorts of things, right?

When I first like got into college, like gas prices were insanely high. So, people were saying gas prices were too expensive. By like my second year of college, like my sophomore year, gas prices were insanely cheap. It was like a dollar something a gallon for gas in Arizona. Like it was like, "Oh man, gas was too expensive and gas was too cheap, right?" And you had all these fears about this and about that. And every year I've been in the stock market ever since, there's always been a lot of fears.

Now, the fears, listen, here's here's where they get you, okay? Here's where they always get you. It's always different. The fears that were going on when I first got in the stock market are very different than the fears 2 years after I got in the stock market, which were very different than 3 years after that, which were very different than what we're going through right now, right? But, it's always something new. And it's always something that's going to feel unprecedented.

It's going to feel like this has never occurred before. It's going to feel like this time is different, right? And it's there to scare you out of stocks and scare you out of these unbelievable opportunities in the market and get you to think scarcity mentality. And some people can get to that scarcity mentality easier than others, and those people always get freaked out. And um it's a game that is going to be It's like a psychological game that's going to be played with you over and over again, and you just can't fall into the traps.

Because of every time it's a trap, and it's a new trap. Every single time, right? Back in those days, I was driving a 1977 450SEL Mercedes-Benz, okay? This thing, the AC didn't work, the heat didn't work, the seats were all falling apart. It got about 8 mi per gallon. Like, I don't even know how that thing would ever pass emissions, and I had about $2,000 to my name, right? And I was whipping that thing around, and I was very enthusiastic, and I said, "I'm going to be very wealthy man in this world, right?

Like, there's incredible opportunity for me out there, and I'm going to make it happen over the next 10, 20, 30 years, right?" And I'd already previously seen my parents, you know, go from food stamps and government assistance and all that to making it to the middle class, right? I got to see their success of, you know, what it meant to, you know, be able to buy a home in a middle-class neighborhood, um be able to, you know, drive decent vehicles and those sorts of things.

And so, I already got to see firsthand like, "Okay, you can climb the ranks." It's not like if you're in poverty, you're stuck in poverty forever. You can go from poverty to the middle class, right? You can go from the middle class to to rich. You can go to rich from rich to ultra rich. Like, you know, you don't have to be stuck wherever you're at right now. Like, the world's out there, and um you know, it's up for you to make it make it happen, right?

And I'll tell you a story and and this is how you kind of keep climbing these ranks as years go along. I just moved to a new area, right? Fortunate to get a new house. And you know, beautiful looks over the whole city. This is, you know, view from my balcony looks over the whole city right down the Las Vegas Strip, right? But the interesting thing is my old community I would be seen as, you know, maybe the wealthiest person living in that community or one of the wealthiest, right?

In my new community um definitely I'm I'm one of the more poor people that live in my new community, right? Like this is a billionaire community. And so it's important as you climb the ranks, you kind of, you know, understand there's new levels to climb and whatnot. And I'll give you a good example in my new community. There's billionaires that live in my community. I can always tell when the billionaires are in town because they have multiple like SUVs and drivers that just wait outside their house all day when they're in town.

And like I'm just like that's just a crazy way of living. Like I think like if I got to go somewhere or I got to drive my kids somewhere, like I'm going to get in the car and I'm going to drive them, right? And these people just have like, you know, Rolls-Royces and, you know, Escalades just like stacked in front of their house just waiting to take them wherever they need to go. And I'm just like, "Dang, man, there's like levels to this game, right?

There's levels to this game." And so I want you to just take a moment and imagine where your life could be a decade from now. Imagine where your life can be 15 years from now, 20 years from now, right? Think about where my life was 18 years ago with, you know, 1,000 bucks, 2,000 bucks to my name, right? My first investments were 300 bucks. And then look at where I'm at today, right? And if I keep working and, you know, keep investing in those sorts of things, you know, imagine where I'll be a decade from now, two decades from now, three decades from now, right?

And so with you in your own life, just understand wherever you're at, this is like a baseline level, and just understand if you put in the work, you invest smart, make money imagine where your your wealth is going to be a decade from now, 15 years from now, 20 years from now. Like it'll be a night and day difference. You'll look back and be like, "Remember when I was there?" Right? And you'll be like, "Okay, you know, I think we came a long damn way." Right?

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Five stocks to buy now. Alrighty, well, here they are. Number one, this is a multi-buy, I call it, okay? So, this is two stocks. They're both buys right now. I'm going to link them both, you know, as together essentially. But, it's a combo buy and includes ServiceNow and Salesforce stock, CRM and NET, okay? And these are two stocks that they all they went on a very strong recent run. Like look at ServiceNow. We were down tens of thousands of dollars pretty recently on ServiceNow and like it just flipped, right?

Now up $44,000 on that stock. And that I mean that's literally in like 2-week span, a week span. Like it's just insane how fast things switch there, right? And then Salesforce, we were down like, oh my gosh, like I don't know, 40, 50, 60,000 dollars. And now all of a sudden we're up to a $14,000 a right? That happens quick. But, this is a nice combo buy. Now, I'm not going to go in-depth and explain to you Salesforce business model or ServiceNow business model.

If you want to understand those little business models on a on a high level, go to 1000xstocks.com. Click our reports feature, type in CRM, and then click generate entry-level report. That will explain in detail everything you got to look for with Salesforce in a matter of like, you know, 20 minutes. You'll be able to understand Salesforce on a pretty high level. This is going to explain it to you like you're 9 year old, okay?

And then generate hedge fund level report, go much deeper. So, I don't want to spend, you know, once again, 30 minutes trying to explain to you Salesforce and ServiceNow business models and their big agentic opportunities over the coming years and things like that. Run the reports and you'll get to to a very high understanding of these companies, right? Now, the beautiful thing about ServiceNow and Salesforce stock is they trade way too cheap given their growth rates.

You know, ServiceNow, we're talking about a company that should grow, you know, high teens, low 20s for years to go in the future, and it's just trading way too dang cheap right now, right? Salesforce, forward P 17 on that stock. This is a company that I expect to grow, I would say around 10% to maybe low teens revenue per year every year for years to go out in the future cuz do understand with these companies the agentic opportunity, these these companies have insane growth rates when it comes to their AI agent business, but it's a very small percentage of the base of the overall business.

As years tick on over the next few years, that's going to become a much bigger number. So, do keep that in mind, right? So, both of these stocks are priced way too cheap. Now, these are the ideal stocks. Like look at a company like Salesforce and look at that revenue growth. Look at where we're expected to go here, right? Look at the margins of this company. That's ideal situation. You got revenue up into the right. You got margins very consistent and high margins at that.

Beautiful. It's absolutely beautiful. Look at ServiceNow, right? Now, ServiceNow, keep in mind this is much more exciting stock than Salesforce. So, I like both stocks. I like Salesforce. I feel like it gives me a little more protection. I like ServiceNow because it gives me a little more growth, right? And so, ServiceNow is a more exciting one. Like, look at that growth rates, and this is where we're expected to go.

But, the margins are a little crazier in regards to ServiceNow. They're a little more up and down, so do keep that in mind. So, that's the way I would look at these companies. ServiceNow, bigger long-term opportunity in terms of making money in in the stock, in my opinion. Salesforce, safer risk-reward profile, in my opinion, than ServiceNow, okay? Look at the earnings per share. This is on a trailing 12-month basis here.

This is where we're expected to go on ServiceNow stock. This is free cash flow and where we've gone on ServiceNow stock on a trailing 12-month basis. Look at this. This is ServiceNow's free cash flow per share. Look at that trend there. Ultimate setup. Historical PE, look at this. The historical PE is on the floor, while the free cash flow per share has never been better than it is. And it's going to get a lot better over the next few years, in my opinion, in regards to this, right?

Look at Salesforce. Salesforce has a stake in Anthropic. I don't know if a lot of people know this, but their stake in Anthropic is now worth about $5 billion now at this point in time, right? And so, if you're a big, big believer in Anthropic and the valuation continuing to grow, just understand Salesforce like stake is going to become bigger and bigger and bigger until they eventually sell it off. And then, they could do whatever that what they want with that money once they sell that off.

They could buy back more shares of their own stock. They can invest in new businesses. They could just keep it. Like, if they believe Anthropic's going to be a $10 trillion company someday, right? You know, they could just keep that stake if they want, right? And this is become bigger and bigger and bigger. Now, the other thing to understand about these sorts of companies is if you understand the the leaders in the space, somebody like a Jensen who leads Nvidia, right?

He's a huge believer in ServiceNow specifically, and he talks about that company being, you know, an enterprise, it's a AI enterprise operating system. That's where Jensen over at Nvidia describes the company, right? >> [snorts] >> And uh we've also heard about potentially team ends, traders they're buying the stock as well. So, there's definitely a lot of excitement around the company. Now, what are my price targets for ServiceNow and for Salesforce?

Here they are. ServiceNow have this stock going to $300 to $500 stock long-term. Right now, it's $135. So, there's a long way of growth ahead for ServiceNow. And as far as Salesforce goes, $350 to $450 stock is where I have Salesforce going to long-term. Right now, Salesforce is $290, right? So, that's my opinion on these stocks. Both of them are incredible opportunities. I know they're running heavy. I know. But, they got a long way to go.

They got a long long way to go in regards to that, okay? Number two, number two of these stocks, these five stocks, is e.l.f. Beauty. This is a stock that since I started buying it back in the public account, I'm up 634% on the stock, okay? Now, this particular company, their big brand is called e.l.f., okay? You can go to your local Target. Go to your local Walmart. Go to your local Ulta store, okay? And you're going to find e.l.f. products loaded up in those stores, right? 75% of their products are $10 or under.

So, they really they're selling to everybody. That's the thing with e.l.f. It's not like they're like, "Oh, you know, I also own Estée Lauder stock. I buy I've been buying that stock, you know, over the past year or two. It's an incredible opportunity as well, but from a different perspective." Estée Lauder caters to really higher income earners and those sorts of things. e.l.f. can sell to everybody. It doesn't matter if you're rich, poor, middle class, everybody can afford e.l.f. products.

They're known for very affordable products. And they're known for products that are high quality. And that's beauty because, I mean, it's hard to do that, okay? Then there's this company named Rhode. Now, Rhode is arguably the the hottest makeup {slash} beauty brand in the world right now, this Rhode company. This is led by Hailey Bieber, Justin Bieber's wife, if you didn't know that, okay? And you know, their marketing, their design, everything they do is just like it makes, you know, younger people go crazy, okay?

They love these products. And the products have so much demand that they're able to build weight list for this. I've never seen anything like this. For beauty products to build a weight list and then they'll drop and then they sell out like fast. Fast. The demand is insane for this particular brand, Rhode, right? It's like imagine joining a weight list to buy makeup products. See, that's a next level of a flex, okay?

And so this Rhode company has, you know, years and years of growth ahead and like I said, it's arguably the hottest brand in cosmetics, beauty, anything like that, right? Then there is this brand called Naturium, which has been very rapidly growing, especially like body washes and things like that in skin care in general. So, that brand's been rapidly growing. They own a bunch of other brands as well, but these are the kind of the three I would say main brands you should pay attention to, e.l.f., Rhode, and Naturium, okay?

Now, look at this company. 29 consecutive quarters of sales growth. 29 consecutive, right? Now, along the road they've had some time where, you know, it looks like, "Oh boy, are the numbers going to go down? Are they going to go down? Are they going to go down?" right? But at the end of the day, 29 consecutive quarters of net sales growth. One of six consumer companies out of 546 that has grown for 29 consecutive quarters.

An average growth rate per quarter of 20%. That's impressive, very impressive, right? This shows you the long-term health of the brand, right? Seven-year dollar share change in basis points, 920 basis points of dollar share gain in color cosmetics versus these other brands, right? I mean, that's insane, Absolutely insane. If you look at Elf Skin dollar rank, right? If we go back just to fiscal year 2021, they were ranked number 25.

Now they're up to number 11. Within the next year or two, they should be a top 10 brand in regards to dollar share. And keep in mind, they're very affordable prices. So, something to keep in mind there, right? $290 million cash on hand, right? And that's a big number cuz they're not a huge market cap company. This is a market cap of a, you know, couple billion dollars roughly, right? 2 3 billion dollars. Additionally, they're buying back shares heavy.

They recently just repurchased $50 of stock. They have more on their repurchase program as well. Where do I see this stock going over the next few years? Here's where I see it going. These are my projections for Elf stock over the next few years. And you can see why I'm so dang excited about cuz I think this stock is going to produce produce one of the best return profiles over the next three or four years of any stock in the stock market.

And that includes all these hot AI stocks you're looking at right now, right? The bull case for Elf Beauty. 20% revenue growth on average, 40% net income growth on average. We have net income margins only getting to 12% come 2030. That's not a high number. And we're talking about a compound annual growth rate of 50% range. 50% ladies and gentlemen. Base case just a fancy way of saying what I actually expect. I have them only growing revenue 15% on average 2027 through 2030, right?

Net income growth on average 30%. I have net income margins only Ladies and gentlemen, net income margins only getting to 10%. That's not a high number, right? 10% is nothing. 30 35 P if you're growing at those sorts of growth rates. And we're talking about a compound annual growth rate that should be deep in the 30s. This is why I'm so excited about this makeup and beauty company, right? It's not just that it's produced me a 600% return since I invested in it.

It's not just that the stock is down a ton from its all-time high, which is all-time high was over for It's that I look at the numbers, I run my projections, and I'm like, this is going to be a stock that in my opinion produces me a compounded annual growth rate somewhere between 30 and into the 50% range over the next 4 to 5 years. And it's hard to find those sorts of opportunities in the market. And so, that's why Elf Beauty is you know, might be my favorite stock to buy right now in the entire stock market.

Like if you told me, "What is the absolute best buy in the entire higher stock market?" If I'm looking at the next 4 to 5 years, I honestly have to go with Elf. That's the number one, okay? Number three of these five stocks is Nike, NKE on this one. Listen, I'm not going to speak about Nike for 10 minutes here. It's the most attractive time to buy Nike stock since Jordan retired the first time. When Jordan retired the first time in 1993, right, Michael Jordan, you know, a lot of people freaked out about the stock, they thought Nike was over, they thought the company was done, and uh really was just getting started, right?

Back then on a split-adjusted basis, stock was a dollar something a share. That's how far it fell, right? And uh this this period we're in right now is the most attractive time to buy Nike stock since Jordan retired the first time. Um incredible opportunity, and I think the stock's going to be huge money maker over the next several years. And so, this is one I can buy a big stake in and feel comfortable holding this for the next probably 5, 10, 15 years.

It's not like I'm it's going to go to a price and I'll be like, "Crap, I got to sell out." It's not like a semiconductor company where you feel like, "Okay, it's had its run, right?" Nah, that's not the way it works with a stock like Nike. You hold that baby long term. All right, next one up here, number four of these five stocks is Celsius Holdings, one of the other best opportunities I can possibly find in the stock market right now.

This stock has made me $26,000 so far in the public account. It has a long run ahead, okay? Celsius owns the Celsius brand of energy drinks. I'm sure you guys know it. You can go into just about any grocery store, any convenience store out there now at this point in time and see Celsius, right? They continue to take market share. The international opportunity for the Celsius brand is unbelievable over the coming years.

And that's the thing people miss with energy drink brands. And so, I was a early I don't know if I'd say early Monster investor. I was kind of mid-stage Monster investor, okay? Back in the day. Early stage would have been kind of in that 2002 through 2010 frame. I kind of came in around 2011 and and uh the stock did me phenomenal. This is back when it was still called Hansen's Natural Beverage. But, the thing a lot of people missed on regards to Monster is they thought, "Okay, the brand is already in all the food stores, already in all the convenience stores.

And so, do they really have that much growth?" Yes, they can continue to grow consumers, they can go up on price a little bit over time. And the international expansion opportunity is what people always miss with these drink brands. The the international opportunity ends up being even bigger than the the domestic opportunity, right? And so, with a company like Celsius, just understand the international opportunity for this company over the next decade is unbelievable.

Unbelievable, okay? Then, they own this brand. It's called Alani Nu. Alani, this brand is it's really successful in general, but they're able to tap into a female demographic that usually hasn't traditionally been a big buyer of energy drinks, right? And Celsius was I think a company that was able to do this as well. It's just Alani took it to another level. And when you think about traditional brands like Rockstar or yeah, Rockstar, Monster, Red Bull, those brands did very well with males, but they didn't really ever do that great with the female demographic.

And then, you had somebody like Celsius come in and all of a sudden that attracted the female demographic. And then, Alani is like a next level as far as that goes. And I from what I've heard their flavors are absolutely amazing. Then, they just acquired recently from Pepsi cuz now they're in tight with Pepsi. Pepsi bought Rockstar many years ago. They did horrible. Like Coca-Cola and Pepsi have never been able to figure out how to like have successful energy drink brands.

They've sucked at it. It's just absolutely the worst, right? And so many years ago Coca-Cola decided we suck at this. Like they and so they bought a bunch of Monster stock and they partnered with Monster, right? And now Pepsi decided to do the same exact thing but with Celsius. And so Celsius is like, here you guys go. You can have the Rockstar brand. And so I wouldn't be surprised if Rockstar actually has a revitalization over the next several years and Celsius gets growth going back in the right direction.

Like you know Pepsi, Coca-Cola they understand how to run their current businesses very well of selling Coca-Cola and Pepsi. But man, they just are horrible at energy drinks. And some companies are great at energy drinks and Monster's one of those and Celsius is another one, right? What are my projections for Celsius stock over the next several years? Here it is, okay? Look at this. So I have Celsius doing 15% revenue growth on average.

And this is my bull case. This isn't anything crazy. With those three brands and the international expansion opportunity plus domestic market share and then they'll be able to go up on price slightly. 15% is not a crazy number to assume under a bull case scenario, right? 15% revenue growth on average, net income growth at 25%, net income margins at 17%. That's decent for the drink category but that's nothing amazing.

If you're a great drink company, you should be able to get net income margins into the 20s, okay? Just something keep in mind there. If you have 15% top line growth, 25% bottom line growth, they should be able to let's call it have a a PE of 35 to 40, which then gives me a 45% to 50% compound annual growth rate on Celsius stock. Oh boy. Oh boy, okay? My base case is a fancy way of saying what I actually expect. My base case only has 10% revenue growth.

I'm going to be honest with you guys. I should bring up my base case to at least 12% like 10% would be almost embarrassing. It Celsius only grows 10% on average with Celsius Alani and Rockstar and the international opportunity for Celsius and Alani over the coming years. Kind of disappointing, okay? But that that's what I threw in for my base case and so just shows you how conservative I'm being with my numbers here. 20% net income growth has net income margins get to 17% come 2030, right?

You have 10% top line, 20% bottom line growth for a company in the drink category. 29 to 34 PE would be very fair. We're talking about a compound annual growth rate with those lame freaking numbers. Those lame numbers. And we're still talking about a compound annual growth rate deep into the 30s. Can you see why Celsius is so exciting? And and here's one of the best parts with Celsius, okay? Listen. I don't have to worry about like the economy.

I don't have to worry about AI. And are we in a uh a bubble? I don't have to worry about any of that. As long as there's humans and humans like caffeine, we're good. That's it. That's it. It's as simple as it's not complicated in regards to this one. I don't have to worry about perfectly timing it. It's not an AMD or a Micron where it's like, okay, they're so hot right now, but at some point in time the demand's going to cool big time and then it's going to I don't have to worry about any of that.

And I can still make fortunes of money on the stock market for the next many years, right? And also, they're diversified brand now. So, I'm not just counting on the Celsius brand cuz they now have Alani and they now have Rockstar as well. So, they have, you know, we'll call it a three-headed monster here. It's beautiful. Absolutely beautiful. And so, you know, I think there's something to be said about that, right? Now, additionally, you know, people look at the stock price and they're like, "Listen, the the all-time high for the stock was nearly $100.

Today you can buy it for 30 bucks, right? And Celsius stock will get momentum, then it'll give it back, and they look at the stock and they're like, "Mhm, the company, yeah, is amazing in the the long term where the stock is could probably going looks amazing, but the stock, what's wrong with the stock? Okay, let me show you something, right? And this is one of the beautiful things about AI and being able to do these sorts of things, so I didn't have to spend 3 hours trying to research and time out all the different times.

But it said, "How many times was Monster stock, did Monster stock fall basically double digits from its high between 2005 and 2015?" So over that decade, roughly, right? The stock fell 29 separate times 10% plus. So insanely volatile. So you might have thought like this must have been a horrible stock. Like look at how vicious some of these falls were, right? This one here in 2006 almost 38%. This one here in '06 30%. 59% here in '07 and '08.

This one here 54%. This one here 31%. This one here 25% fall. 31% fall, right? I mean these are big big downfalls for the stock. And so you might thought, "Listen, Monster stock had all those falls 29 different times over roughly a decade it fell 10% plus, including so many of these stock times where it fell just uh awful, right? So that must mean it was a horrible stock." Here's what Monster stock did over that time.

It returned you over 3,000% all that volatility, all that insanity, all those time periods when investors were selling it off because they thought, I don't know, Monster growth was done or the energy category wasn't going to grow anymore. They were worried about the economy and people aren't going to buy energy drinks or those sorts of things, right? All those times to, you know, have missed out on what a 3,000 plus percent gain over that time.

And so just to understand, Celsius could be could continue to be a very volatile stock over the coming years, right? It can have some unbelievable moves. Like you're going to In my opinion, here's what you're going to see with Celsius stock. You'll see Celsius stock in six in a 6-month span triple. You heard me right. You will see Celsius stock triple in a 6-month span. Hey, bud. Are you flipping my flapjacks? What happened with Celsius that all of a sudden they tripled in 6 months?

You'll see Celsius stock fall 50% like that. And you'll see a bunch of these insane moves. Celsius stock all of a sudden will double in 2 months. People are How did Celsius stock just double in 2 months? Like did something magically change with the company? No. It's going to be remaining a very volatile stock. And you're going to look at it and you're going to be like, okay, but at the end of the pie, when it's all said and done, when all the dust settles, in the next 5 and 10 years, I think the stock will be one of the best-performing stocks over the next 5 and 10 years.

I could be wrong, but these companies are very good. These drink companies are very good. They've some of the best return profiles, especially when they get diversified and they get to scale. That's the magic. You can get diversified, you can get to scale, now we're talking. And if you can get in with the big distributor, Pepsi's now very invested. They own a substantial portion of Celsius. So they're very incentivized that Celsius has an unbelievable level of success over the next 5 10 years.

If Celsius it you know grow if this market cap on Celsius goes deep in the tens of billions of dollars over the coming years, that would be great for Pepsi. Cuz then if they want to sell off their stake and go buy back more shares of stock or whatever, they could. Or if they just want to hold it long-term, they could. Like but Pepsi is very very in with Celsius and needs Celsius to succeed over the coming years. And so they both need each other.

Celsius needs them for the distribution for their different brands all around the world, right? And Pepsi really needs them to succeed because that that stake that Pepsi owned Pepsi's got a big stake. Last time I checked, I believe they now own double-digit percentage of Celsius. So once again, if Celsius becomes, you know, a $50 market cap, like Pepsico's ownership stake could end up being worth $10 billion. I can't remember the specific number exactly how much Pepsi owns, but I'm like is is a possibility that Pepsi's ownership stake becomes many billions of dollars and potentially even 10 or 20 billion dollars over the coming years, right?

If Celsius really knocks this out of the ballpark. So both brands are are are there and we'll see what happens, but I think this is one of the best opportunities I can possibly find in the stock market, right? Number five of these five stocks is, you ready? SoFi Technologies. SoFi Technologies, the stock that has returned me 123% so far. Now, SoFi Technologies, you got to understand, they're on their way to becoming a financial giant in my opinion, right?

Clear as day. They're they're somewhere around 15 million members deep now at this point in time. They continue to attract members rapidly. They're doing a phenomenal job attracting especially people under the age of 40. Not to say that their whole customer base is under 40, but that's very important. You want to attract people when they're younger to these, you know, somebody like a SoFi cuz then they're going to be, you know, let's say you attract a a, you know, let's say somebody is just going to start their financial life, really.

They just graduated high school. They're 18 years old, all right? That's the time you want to get them in your banking system. So if SoFi can do a great job attracting that 18-year-old, that 18-year-old is going to go to college, probably. They're going to get a degree. They might need student loans, right? Um they're going to buy a car. They're going to need a car loan over time. They're going to need home loans. They're going to need credit cards like as they build their financial life over the years.

And if SoFi got in with that person when they were young, they're going to probably be good for ever, right? And so no different than JP Morgan attracted me back in the day. They had like some sort of I think it was a $250 bonus like if you set up direct deposit with JP Morgan. Like boom, you got like a $250 deposit as long as you had checks coming in from your job like for I think 3 months straight or something like that, right?

And guess what? I still do business with JP Morgan all these years later, right? And so, you know, I'm sure JP Morgan's made fortunes of money off me over the years. And so SoFi has a chance to be the next generation's app. And they don't have to worry about all the the If you really think about the old banking companies, right? JP Morgan, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, like you can go through a whole list of them, right?

These companies were very branch focused. They need physical locations. They want to be in every single corner. They need ATMs all over the place. Very expensive. Very expensive. SoFi's asset-light. And Anthony Noto's trying to keep his company as asset-light as possible and trying to just be a middleman taking fees more than taking on loan risk. And so SoFi's opportunity long-term is is unbelievable. Like you The way I view every share I buy in SoFi is like I'm buying the next financial giant.

And the main thing Anthony Noto just has to do leading this company is make sure he never gets the company over-leveraged. As long as he doesn't get them over-leveraged, then they won't go under during a recession, which means they can get through the recessions and then capitalize on their great financial cycles in the future. And so SoFi is in my opinion the most well- positioned financial company I can possibly see out there.

And so they're really in my opinion on their way to becoming a financial giant, right? And I spoke about SoFi immensely in this video here from 5 days ago. It's got 163,000 views so far. This stock will make more millionaires than any stock ever. If you guys haven't got the chance to watch that video yet, you might want to check that one out. In the video, I spoke about a lot of subjects other than SoFi stock and some other opportunities I see out there in the market and things like that.

But, um yeah, check out that video if you want to um learn a little bit more about SoFi and what's going on there and some of the recent news that's happened in regards to SoFi, okay? I appreciate y'all for joining me for today's video. I hope you got a lot of value out of this one. Some of my best opportunities I could possibly see in the market and I hope you also enjoyed the beginning of this video as well. And it's just some advice on handling this sort of market we're in right now, right?

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