Analyzing My Audiences 11 Best Stocks For 2024 - Are They Buys?

I recently made a post on Twitter asking my following which stocks they would like me to analyze on my channel and I got a ton of responses so in this video I want to go through the stocks that were suggested as a way for us to collaborate on our best investment ideas and share my quick thoughts on them now there's a lot of stocks we are going to discuss in today's video so I'm going to Rapid Fire my thoughts on the financials and price of these stocks and share the good and the bad that I find before we get into the video though I am extremely excited to announce that book The fundamentals of investing is finally done I have received my author's copy and I'm going through the book one last time before I make it available I am also going to be selling it directly on Amazon so I will let everyone know when it is released and available I have been working on this book for 3 years now and it feels really good to finally be at the finish line and I cannot wait to share it with you I will also make a video before it is released that goes over the material in the book so you can know if it is right for you but with that being said let's now dive right into the video and the first suggestion that I got was Crocs this is actually a stock that I have talked about on the channel before but I haven't looked at the stock really in the past little while so let's do a little bit of a refresher and see how the stock is fairing today now Crocs is the business that sells the Crocs shoe I sure that we all know what the Crocs shoe is and again this is the business that makes that product now this is a $6.2 billion company it looks like the stock has actually done quite well since 2017 end is up what is this 1,355 % over the past about 7 years now the free cash flow yield right here is also about 13.5% which is quite high this is also a price to free cash flow of about 7 which is quite low a price to free cash flow of only 7even with a 13.5% free cash flow yield kind of tells me that the stock is not pricing in a lot of growth right now so let's head over to the financials really quickly and take a look at the income statement and I want to take a look at the revenue so right here we can see that really in 2020 Croc's Revenue has started exploding it does seem like the revenue is a little bit more cyclical as well because here we can see that the revenue did grow significantly from 2005 to 2008 but then kind of fell we're now seeing another explosion to the company's Revenue but my question is is this maintainable and is it sustainable this is my one gripe with the fashion industry is I don't know what is just a fad versus what is actually going to have long-term sustainability like I don't know if right now people are buying the Crocs shoe because it's kind of just like a they think that it's cool but are they going to go back and buy another Croc shoe in 5 to 10 years and is the Croc shoe going to still be desirable in 5 to 10 years that is really my one concern with every single fashion stock and I talked about this even with aritzia previously now if we go over to Croc's cash flow statement we can see that the company's cash flow is at around $937,000 right now in the trailing 12 months and it is at an all-time high so when the company's sales started growing massively in 2020 so did its cash flow and the companies actually generating a significant amount of cash flow right now my only question again is is this cash flow sustainable over the long term and I really have no idea and when I don't know what the long-term economics of a business looks like or I'm not confident in the long-term economics of a business I can't own it because I don't know if it has a mo and if I don't know if a business has a mo and then I buy it then I will be making mistakes that I have made before in my own investing so I have got to know what the Moe of a business is and feel confident in that before I make an investment no matter how cheap the stock looks at the time so for me I am going to pass on Crocs but on the fundamentals of the business it does look very cheap right now and the revenue is growing and the free cash flows are growing as well so if that can continue then again the stock does look like it is actually quite cheap right now so let's move on to the next stock suggestion that I got right here which is wire and this is ncore wire cor now this business also has a price of free cash flow that's quite low at 8.36 it also has a free cash flow yield of roughly 12% which is very high so this business based on its trailing 12 months financials does not look like it is very expensive at all either now if we head over to stock unlock insights right here we can see that it does have a score of about 3.51 which is pretty good now if we scroll down we can see that the Financial Health of this business is sitting at five current ratio is very high the business is debt free it's bought back 11% of its shares in the past year which is very good and it has more cash than total liability so the balance sheet is pristine it literally cannot get much better than this however if we take a look at the business's growth it only has a score of 1.5 in the trilling 12 months the revenue has decreased gross profits are decreasing operating income is going down net income operating cash flow free cash flow are all declining so the business's overall revenue and profits do seem to be going down in the tring 12 months profitability is good at four has a free cash flow margin of 15% that is good to see and the management score is also 4.8 there's low stock based compensation going on which is a good thing to see and the roic is quite high at 36% so overall this business looks like it has a very strong balance sheet but its growth is kind of coming into question right now so if we head over to the company's financials let's take a little bit of a deeper look at its recent growth and here we can see that the revenue did see a lot of growth in 2020 to about 2022 but now the revenue is starting to come down in the tring 12 months if we take a look at a quarterly view we can also see that the revenue has been declining for over a year now so let's go and take a look at the cash flow statement as well and this is the exact same story the cash flow is coming down quite a bit and in the most recent quarter it was down roughly 70 60 to 70% from its all-time highs so the cash flow is starting to come down quite significantly and this to me is kind of not a good thing this company is also in the electrical equipment industry so I would be wondering right now if this is kind of a business that is more exposed to commodity prices and maybe when there was a boom to commodity prices recently if it saw some sort of short-term Boost from that this could be a lot like an oil business when oil prices are high they make a lot of cash flow but then when oil prices go down their cash flows go away quite significantly or they decline quite significantly and if this business's cash flows do continue declining then its price to free cash flow of 8 today actually doesn't look that cheap because if the company's cash flows get cut in half over the next year then this would grow to a price to free cash flow of about 16 which would also mean that it would be selling for a free cash flow yield of about 5% and that price ratio for a business that is declining I think is quite expensive actually so this is one that I just don't really feel confident in myself personally this historical stock price is ridiculous it's almost 100x since 2000 so clearly the business is doing something well but again I am just not confident on the future potential of this business and as I will continue to say I have to be confident on the future potential of a business for me to invest in it now assuming that this business will continue producing the same amount of cash flow and continue growing its cash flows and Revenue over the long term then a price to free cash flow of 8 would look quite cheap it all really just depends on what the future of this business looks like and unfortunately I do not have a confident answer there so that is kind of just my thoughts balance sheet is freaking pristine though very very strong balance sheet on this one now let's move on to the next stock which is exr which is Extreme networks this is actually a smaller cap business at 2.16 billion dollar this is another low price to free cash flow of only eight which is another 12% free cash flow yield you guys are giving me some low price ratio stocks right here which I really love so thank you for that this business is in the communications industry and has a stock unlock Insight score of 3.76 which is also in the good range here we can see that the Financial Health is only 2.4 current ratio is one the business has a lot of intangible assets the shares have increased over the past year Deb to IA is at about one which is average but it has negative tangible Book value probably due to a lot of the intangible assets on the balance sheet now if we take a look at growth it's a 4.13 Revenue gross profit operating income net income operating cash flow and free cash flow are all increasing at good growth rates I love to see that the business also has a good profitability score free cash flow margin of 20% that is good to see does look like it has quite a bit of stock-based compensation going on for example right here stock-based compensation as a percentage of free cash flow is 27% which is pretty high I do not love to see that valuation also looks like it is decently good right now price to earnings ratio is below its 5year average same with price to free cash flow so the business could be looking cheap relative to its history so let's go and take a deeper look at its financials now take a look at its revenue and what's going on here so we can see here that the revenue is actually right near an all-time high of 351 million and it does look like it is growing consistently if we take look at the trailing 12 months in the trailing 12 months the business has produced revenue of about 1.4 billion and it is clearly going up that's nice to see let's go over to the cash flow statement see if this is the same story and it is the cash flow in the triling 12 months has grown to 275 million that is very nice to see and almost all of the operating cash flow is becoming free cash flow with $26 million of free cash flow in the trailing 12 months so let's go and take a look at The Insider transactions going on doesn't really look like there's a lot of buying there's a lot of selling going on actually that's not the best to see because if this stock was cheap then why are insiders selling so much however when we take a look at the fundamentals and the financials of this business it does look quite strong and again with an eight price to free cash flow it does look quite cheap if this business can continue to grow its revenue and its free cash flow as it has been doing then again I do think that this is actually quite a cheap price for this business but I would want to also take a deeper look into the balance sheet because as we saw the Financial Health wasn't really that strong it is a profitable business though it is growing and it is in a massive dip right now so maybe this is one to actually investigate further while it is in this massive dip all right moving on to the next stock now this one is Starbucks this is a very very very very popular stock so let's dive into it everyone knows what Starbucks is and I'm sure that we have all actually drank coffee or gotten products from Starbucks before Starbucks is also currently expanding in China so that is kind of where the company's growth story is coming from right now the stock is also not at all-time highs and it is actually in about a 27% correction from its all-time highs still which could mean that it is offering value because the market is hitting all-time highs in a lot of stocks just continue running and running and running so the fact that Starbucks is not running with the overall Market again could suggest that it is value right now however I am noticing that its price to free cash flow right here is almost 29 and its free cash flow yield is only 3.5% which is not very high so let's go and take a look at this company's financials a little bit deeper right here and kind of see what's going on so here we can see that Starbuck's Revenue has grown incredibly well over the years in 2003 it had $4 billion in revenue and in the trailing 12 months it now has 36 billion and this Revenue trend is clearly going up and it is not really slowing down if anything it actually looks like it's accelerating in the past few Quarters here very very good to see honestly now if we go and take a look at Starbucks historical price to operating cash flow we can see that the average is about 24 and the latest is about 17.4 so the business is actually selling below its historical averages right now and if we also take a look at its trailing 12 months dividend yield we can see that the dividend yield is on the higher end right now of about 2.5% versus its historical average of about 2% so the business is paying a higher dividend right now than it has historically which could suggest the stock is also selling below historical averages so honestly Starbucks is net on the more expensive end for me right now but relative to its history it doesn't actually look like it is that expensive and it is selling below its historical averages the dividend deals is also higher than historical averages so maybe this could be a time to dive into Starbucks stock research it and see if it is offering some value for investors over the long term but in general this is probably one that I am going to stay away from just because because I know that the stock is selling below its historical averages but I still don't really feel that attracted to a a free cash flow yield of only 3.5% uh it's just not really high enough for me to get super interested in it so for me I am going to take a pass on Starbucks as well now let's move on to the next stock right here which is knsl canale capital Group Inc this one is in the insurance industry and this stock has performed incredibly well since 2016 if we take a look it's actually up 2100% over the past about 8 years so this stock has been absolutely killing it if we take a quick look at its insights we can also see that it has a score of 4.41 which is very good I actually don't see a score this High very often on stock unlock so that's that's pretty incredible its Financial Health is 4.0 its growth is a perfect five tangible Book value is increasing its premiums are increasing Revenue growing operating income growing net income growing Book value and tangible Book value all growing at very strong growth rates that is really good to see this business is growing incredibly quickly profitability is 4.5 the net margin is 25% which is good and management looks good as well so let's take a little bit of a deeper look into their financials now and take a look at the revenue so their revenue is growing very consistently I actually don't think that there's a quarter here where the revenue declined if we also take a look at the quarterly view the revenue seems to just be exploding so whatever this insurance business is doing it's doing it very well and the business is growing incredibly quickly the net income is also sitting at an all-time high of 270 2 million right now which is quite dang good what's also interesting is it shares outstanding don't really grow which means that it's not really diluting shareholders and that is a very good thing to see my one gripe with this business is it has a price to earnings ratio of 34 which is on its own really high but it's also very high for the insurance industry typically these businesses sell below 15 so this stock is priced at Double what the industry average is now I do think that this is warranted because the stock and the business has been growing incredibly well and it looks like it is continuing to do so but I just would highlight here that this is a high price ratio for an insurance business and it is pricing in future growth so this business basically has to continue growing at its historical growth rates over the long term to justify this price and as someone just taking a look at the financials I don't know if that's going to happen but that is something that I would want an answer to this stock actually does look quite attractive though if it can continue growing at its historical growth rates then honestly it could look like a pretty Dam attractive stock so this is one that I probably would research more and add to a watch list and I mean look at the Historical per performance a 21 100% return in 8 years is pretty good so whatever they're doing they're doing a great job and definitely one that I would add to a watch list now let's move on to the next stock and this one got requested quite a bit as well this one is crowd strike Holdings this is a cyber security business with a $73 billion market cap so let's take a quick look at our stock unlock insights right here it's got a score of 3. 25 which is just average Financial Health is also average at 2.8 there's nothing really too much to highlight here the growth for this business is a per perfect 5.0 though and this is very much so your typical growth stock if you want to name the stocks that way people buy the stock because it's revenue and gross profit cash flows everything is growing incredibly well I mean look Revenue grew by 40% in the trailing 12 months this is a $73 billion business so it's a large business and it's also growing very quickly however it's profitability score is only 2.6 we can see the gross margin is good at 74% but the operating margin and net margin are actually negative so the operations for this business are losing money but then the free cash flow margin is 30% so you may be asking yourself how does it have a negative net margin and operating margin but a 30% free cash flow margin which is very high this is most likely due to a lot of stock-based compensation and if we scroll down right here the management score is 1.78 because stock-based compensation makes up 70 % of this company's free cash flow 21% of its Revenue so there is a lot a lot a lot of stock-based compensation going on at this business which for me I do not like I know that this is a topic where you can argument yeah stock-based compensation is fine and I agree it's fine to an extent but when I see this much going on it's a red flag for me and I just I just do not like it and the reason I do not like it is because stock-based compensation dilutes shareholders and takes away from shareholder value so that is just something to pay attention to and watch out for however this business's growth is just insane I mean in 2018 It produced 200 million of Revenue and in 2023 5 years later it is now doing 2.9 billion so it has 14x its Revenue in 5 years which is just insane if we also take a look at its cash flows we can see that the cash flow is now at $1 billion in the trailing 12 months and it is growing but then again the stock based compensation takes away from that cash flow also we can see that crowd strike's price to free cash flow is sitting at 85 which is a free cash flow yield of 1.2% that is simply too low for me to be interested in this stock as well and it it's just way too high for me I always have to ask myself what am I getting when I buy this stock and how much cash can the business Return To Me versus the price I am paying for it and at an 85 price to free cash flow that answer is 1% that is simply too low of a yield on a stock for me to be interested in it coupled with the insanely High stock based compensation going on at this business it's enough for me to just walk away from it now I know that you know this stock is a very high growth business it's literally like tripled in the past couple of years since the lows here in 2022 I'm still going to be sitting on the sidelines I cannot go against my own investment principles I'm happy to miss out on stocks like this I know I'm going to miss large Runners like Nvidia as well but I want nice consistent repeatable returns in my portfolio which I have been doing very well over the past couple of years this is something that would go outside of my wheelhouse outside of my circle of comfort so for me I got to pass on this one and those are the reasons why all right let's move on to lvmhf this one is for is better known as Lou Vuitton and is a luxury business so this stock has been performing incredibly well over time since 2007 the stock is up roughly 600% and it is outperforming the S&P 500 as well so let's take a quick look at its financials here and see what is going on with the business so if we take a look at its Revenue we can see that Revenue has been growing it is sitting at an all-time high right now if we take a look at the cash flow as well the cash flow is sitting near an all-time high right now as well another interesting thing about this company is the arnal family which owns the business owns about 48% of the entire company so there is a very high amount of Insider ownership at this business and it looks like this family is also buying more and the Insiders of this business are consistently buying more stock as well and a large amount of stock I mean this is €43 million purchased in October of 2023 you can see that inside ERS love love love to buy this stock that's actually insane how much buying is going on and this is all just within the past year so this is what I love to see I love to see high Insider ownership and I love to see insiders continuing to buy shares of their business I'm also sorry that I continue touching my face I have two cats and men they are shedding right now it's the middle of winter I do not know why they are shedding in the middle of winter but it's okay I love them but their fur is everywhere and it's getting all over my face and I'm very itchy so that's why why I keep touching my face anyways I actually think that Louis Vuitton is a very high quality business I love all of the high Insider ownership I love that insiders are continuing to buy shares the one thing I do not like is its price today it's got a price to free cash flow of 32 which is a free cash flow yield of 3% I would like this to come lower this is actually a stock that I could see myself adding to my own personal portfolio but again I would just want that price to come down I would want a little bit more of a margin of safety on this one but again this is a stock that I would actually seriously consider adding to my portfolio if it was at the right price I think that it is going to continue growing over the long term I think that it produces a lot of cash I think that over the longterm the revenue and cash flows will grow I love to high Insider ownership and I think that the Insiders are very incentivized to continue making this stock go up and improving the business really good spot right here and thank you for the suggestion now let's move on to zoom Video Communications which is a Kathy Wood stock I believe she thought that the stock was going to like $2,000 a share I do not believe so I seriously do not believe so this stock is now down roughly 87% from its all-time highs and I I still would not be buying this one personally so let's dive into it its price to free cash flow is 16 which is a 6% free cash flow yield which honestly you could say is not that high if this business is continuing to grow over the long term then yeah again that's not really a high price ratio to pay for this business so let's go and take a look at its insights now here we can see the Insight score is 3.3 1 which is average the business actually does have a very strong balance sheet with a perfect 5 out of five Financial Health cash more than total liability so the company is well funded it's debt-free it's not at any Financial Risk at all however its growth is what I am concerned about the revenue is not really growing gross profits are not growing operating a net income are decreasing and free cash flow is growing that is actually good to see but overall the business is not really growing that much additionally the management score is 1.56 take a look at this 30% of the revenue is stock-based compensation 99.9% so basically all of the free cash flow is also stock-based compensation so there is a lot of stock-based compensation going on over at Zoom now if we also go over to the company's financials here and we take a look at the revenue we can see that it's not really growing again it's it's only grown by 3% over the past year we can see that the business grew significantly during covid but now that Co is over the business is not really growing it is just growing kind of slightly and this is my problem with zoom and this overall video community Communications industry I personally prefer and use Google meets and I've never paid for Google meets I've also never paid for Zoom so for me I don't really see the reason in ever paying for zoom and I'm just going to continue using a free product like Google meets when it's also integrated with my Google calendar so I don't really know if this business has a long-term moat and how it's how its financials and economics are going to be over the next decade I really have no idea because I think that there's better free products out there and I I just I don't know how this business is going to play out now additionally if we head over to the cash flow statement again we can see that basically all of the operating cash flow goes to stock-based compensation and paying insiders that's way too much they're they're paying themselves way too much and then on top of that take a look at all of this Insider selling let's take a there's been no Insider buying and if you take a look insiders are selling a lot of shares this is all so far up to here this is just in the past couple of weeks so it's just a wall of selling it's a wall of selling so much selling is going on all of this right here that we just scrolled through is within the last 6 months okay so if the stock is down 87% and it's a good business then why are Insider selling so many shares if the stock is down 87% why would insiders not be buying up shares that is my question then it's the reverse of what I would like to see and I know that you can make the argument that yes there's a lot of reasons why insiders would sell a stock I agree but when there's just a wall of selling and there's no Insider buying going on even when the stock is down 87% that is a red flag that is a big red flag for me because I want to see them increasing their conviction and actually showing some ownership of the business because otherwise why do they care if the stock performs well if they're making billions of dollars you know in the trailing 12 month stock based compensation was 1.3 billion so if the Insiders are making billions of dollars whether the stock is up or down then why do they care if the stock goes up they don't I don't think that insiders for Zoom are aligned with shareholders and I don't really think that they care about about creating shareholder value in my opinion because they're getting rich anyways that's my opinion all right moving on to the next stock this one is Pinterest this is a stock that also came down massively after covid it's actually down about 57% from its all-time highs immediately I am seeing that it has an Insight score of 2.48 so I want to check this out a 2.48 Insight score is bad it means that there is some red flags here so the business has strong Financial Health at 4.6 however its growth is not good revenue is barely growing net income is decreasing operating income decreasing cash flows are decreasing and its profitability is only 2.4 it's got a good gross margin but its operating margin and net margin are low free cash flow margin is 13.8% which means that the stock is probably doing a lot of stock-based compensation so let's take a look there we go stock based compensation is very high it's at 160% of free cash flow so this is just like Zoom there's a lot of stock-based compensation going on over at Pinterest while the business is not really growing and I think that's kind of a red flag now I'm also not shocked at all to see that there is a lot of selling going on by the Insiders on this business as well basically just the same as Zoom there's a waterfall of selling this is something that I noticed with businesses is typically when there's a lot of stock-based compensation going on there's also a lot of selling and insiders just don't really seem to care that much about increasing their ownership in the business or really trying to create and protect shareholder value so there's a lot of red flags here for me on Pinterest mainly just the high stock based compensation the lack of growth and the large wall of Insider selling especially when the stock is down significantly from its all-time highs as well now I got asked about cop Park which is the next stock that we are going to take a look at and we need a breath of fresh air after those two okay we need we need a good stock now so we're going to take a look at Copart this stock was 44 cents in the year 2000 and it's $49 today this is a total percent change of about 6,200 which is incredible it has massively massively outperformed the S&P 500 we can also see that its Insight score is 4 .38 so let's take a quick look because this is very good the Financial Health is 4.4 the business has a very strong balance sheet its growth is also four Revenue operating cash flow operating income everything is growing at good growth rates double digit growth rates we love to see that profitability is 420 which is good to see nice operating margins 39% free cash flow margin 22% it's a very profitable business and I love this stock-based compensation is low stock-based compensation as a percentage of free cash flow is only 4% which is very good so there's not a lot of stock-based compensation going on here so insiders of this business are actually protecting shareholder value and seem to care about shareholder value now if we take a look at the revenue for this business it's also been growing incredibly well it's sitting at all-time highs and I love to see this if we go over to the company's operating cash flow we can see that this is the exact same story the business is growing its operating cash flows and if we go to free cash flow same story the business is now producing about $900 million in free cash flow so there's a lot of really good good things already about this business now if we take a look at its balance sheet we can see that it has $2.6 billion in cash the cash position is also growing and it has total liabilities of 922 million now what this means is the business has $2.6 billion in cash $900 million of liabilities so it has more cash than total liabilities this business could become completely debt free if it wanted to and still have about $1.7 billion in cash left over so that is a very very strong balance sheet right here if we also head over to stock unlocks Insider tab we can see right here that the CEO of the business owns $1.6 billion worth of stock which means that there is actually quite High Insider ownership on this business as well so insiders and the CEO the person running this business seems to be incentivized to make the stock continue going up and protecting shareholder value because they are a very large shareholder themselves I love to see that it's a big green flag for me it's a big plus I love the balance sheet of this business I love its consistent growth I love its cash flow I like the height Insider ownership the one thing that I do not like though is its price to free cash flow is 52.6 and it free cash flow yield is only 2% this is a pretty expensive business at its current price in my opinion and it is too high for me to consider buying it today however I do think that the fundamentals of this business are very strong so it is a business I would be interested in if it came down in price it's actually one that I would add to my own watch list and maybe even consider adding to my own portfolio if the price got down to an accept a level for me because the fundamentals are there this business has very very strong fundamentals all right we're going to move on to the next stock which was TCO Tractor Supply Cod this is another stock that has performed incredibly well it was 44 cents in the year 2000 it is $228 today which means that the stock is up 22,000 over the past 24 years that is ridiculous okay let's go and take a look at its financials then what is going on with this business so if we take a look at the revenue in the trailing 12 months we can see that its Revenue has grown consistently it looks like almost every single quarter of the company's history over the past 20 years has gone up the revenue has gone up that is very very good to see if we also take a look at its cash flows we can see that its cash flow is sitting at an all-time high and is clearly trending up as well now if we also head over to stock unlock insights we can see that the management gets a very high score of 4.7 and there is little stock based compensation going on here as well I love to see that and as you already know I love to see this so this is another business that I think has very strong fundamentals it's got incredible historical growth it is producing record revenue and cash flows right now and it does and it does have little stock-based compensation again the only thing I do not like about this business is it's price today of 30.06 which is a free cash flow yield of only 3.3% I think that there are better Investments at the moment out there in the market with higher yields and probably similar growth rates at fund fals I would be interested in this business it's another one that I may add to my portfolio in the future if the price came down so for the moment this is one that I would add to a watch list and potentially research a little bit more and that is going to wrap up the video everyone there was a few more stocks that I got recommended to look at on that Twitter thread that I posted but I simply cannot look at them all because we would be here for a few more hours so these are kind of the best ones that I found I I tried to pick a nice contrasting examples as well like Zoom versus Tractor Supply and kind of show you the key things that I look for in an investment and why I would consider one versus not considering and avoiding the other so I really hope that you did enjoy this video and if you did then please remember to leave a like on it as it does really help out my channel and if you're new here then please consider subscribing to my channel as well also again I am very excited to announce that my book is finally finished and it should be released within the next 2 weeks so if you guys are interested in buying my book and getting a copy for yourself then please stay tuned to the channel because again I will be doing a video here on the channel explaining all of the content that is in the book and letting you know if it is the right book for you to consider I cannot wait to release this one for you guys again I've been working on it for 3 years and I think that you guys are really going to enjoy it so yeah I I just cannot wait to get it in your hands so thank you all so much again for watching I truly do appreciate it and I really hope to see you all again in my next video

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Published: Wed Jan 24 2024