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7 Stocks to Buy BEFORE October 31, 2026‼️
Overall Thesis
The host identifies seven stocks he intends to buy during October 2026 as discounted opportunities for multiyear gains. His thesis combines growth in customers and advertising, new properties, improving margins, housing recovery, and recurring membership revenue, with explicit long-term price targets for all seven.
Narratives
SOFISoFi TechnologiesThe host expects SoFi's growing membership, increasing products per member, and improving profitability to produce substantial long-term appreciation. He continues to consider it a buy despite a sizable gain in his existing position.
Key Arguments
- Membership has expanded substantially, with further growth expected.
- Increasing products per member supports cross-selling and monetization.
- The company has transitioned from substantial losses to improving earnings.
- Growing shareholder equity supports the financial-institution thesis.
- The host believes Anthony Noto's experience reduces the likelihood of excessive leverage.
Risks acknowledged
- Excessive leverage and a severe recession could cause failure or a distressed sale.
- The host avoids an oversized position because management could make mistakes.
Predictions (1)
WYNNWynn ResortsThe host views Wynn as deeply discounted because investors are focused on interest rates and debt. He expects its planned Middle East property opening to drive a substantial earnings and cash-flow growth cycle, alongside dividends.
Key Arguments
- Premium properties in Las Vegas and Macau support the existing business.
- The Middle East property is expected to open in 2027 and add a major growth source.
- Completion of development spending should improve cash flow.
- The host expects potential dividend increases from 2027 onward.
- Stable or falling rates could support appreciation independently of the new property.
Risks acknowledged
- Resort development requires substantial debt.
- Rising interest rates could keep pressure on the shares.
- Revenue has been relatively flat over the preceding year or two.
NFLXNetflixThe host considers Netflix's selloff an unusually attractive entry into a durable subscription business. Advertising, international expansion, content investment, and periodic price increases underpin his long-term upside thesis.
Key Arguments
- Revenue, margins, earnings, and cash flow are presented as improving.
- A lower historical valuation multiple accompanies the share-price decline.
- The advertising business offers a substantial five-to-ten-year growth opportunity.
- Live sports and other content could attract subscribers and improve retention.
- International growth, price increases, and share repurchases support per-share economics.
Risks acknowledged
- The shares could decline into the $50s.
- The host allows for a few additional dollars of downside before a bottom.
AXPAmerican ExpressThe host views American Express as a high-quality, comparatively low-risk business available at an attractive price. Its affluent clientele, recurring fees, improving financials, dividends, and shrinking share count support his multiyear appreciation thesis.
Key Arguments
- Higher-income customers and stronger credit profiles are attractive to the host.
- Membership fees and customer retention support recurring revenue.
- Revenue, operating income, and shareholder equity are presented as increasing.
- Declining shares outstanding support per-share value.
- Berkshire Hathaway's substantial holding is cited as support for business quality.
- Dividends provide additional returns available for reinvestment.
Risks acknowledged
- Margins declined a few years earlier before stabilizing.
Predictions (1)
RHRHThe host has started buying RH as a discounted turnaround opportunity despite meaningful financial and housing-market risks. He expects improving margins, housing activity, European galleries, and a more financeable compound format to drive long-term value.
Key Arguments
- The approximately $2 billion market capitalization appears inexpensive to the host relative to brand value and past valuation.
- Revenue, margins, and free cash flow show early signs of recovery.
- Cash has increased from a low level, improving the host's comfort with buying.
- European expansion spending is increasingly behind the company.
- Restaurants provide material revenue and strengthen the brand.
- The RH Compound format could improve financing and expansion economics.
- Management has built substantial value over the company's history.
Risks acknowledged
- High interest rates and weak housing turnover pressure demand.
- The cash balance remains below the host's preferred $250 million buffer.
- European expansion has been costly.
- Debt-funded share repurchases were a poor capital-allocation decision in the host's view.
- The host explicitly says the investment carries risk.
ELFe.l.f. BeautyThe host expects e.l.f. Beauty to resume a strong growth cycle after tariff disruption and acquisition and expansion costs. Improving margins, cash flow, brand expansion, and a projected earnings recovery support his expectation of new share-price highs.
Key Arguments
- Revenue growth remains strong.
- Gross and net margins are improving.
- Free cash flow and free cash flow per share are increasing.
- The host views liquidity and the current ratio favorably.
- Rhode and other brands, alongside European expansion, broaden the growth opportunity.
- The host expects earnings to reach record levels after recent cost pressures.
Risks acknowledged
- Tariffs and acquisition and expansion costs have hurt earnings.
- Shares outstanding have increased somewhat.
- The company could face another difficult period in the future.
NKENikeThe host calls Nike a great buy near the stated $33 share price and maintains a long-term target above $100. His conviction remains strong despite a substantial loss in his existing position, but he supplies little supporting analysis in this video.
Key Arguments
- The host reiterates that his belief in the stock remains strong.
- He recommends buying despite the disappointing performance of his position.
Risks acknowledged
- Nike is one of the largest losing positions in the public account.
- Detailed justification is deferred to another video.
Predictions (1)
Hedges & Caveats
- October is the intended buying period, rather than a deadline for the long-term price targets.
- SoFi could suffer severe losses or fail if excessive leverage coincides with a major recession; the host therefore limits position size.
- Persistently rising interest rates would make Wynn Resorts difficult to hold.
- Netflix could decline into the $50s despite the host's favorable long-term outlook.
- RH carries meaningful risk, needs a larger cash buffer, and previously funded share repurchases with debt.
- The housing recovery underlying the RH thesis is an expectation rather than a certainty.
- e.l.f. Beauty has faced tariffs, acquisition costs, and expansion expenses, and could encounter another difficult period.
- Nike remains a substantial losing position in the host's portfolio.