r/stocks • u/tropicaltuesday • 1d ago
Advice Request Can we get a serious thread on what stocks people are looking to buy right now?
I get that most people are doom and gloom right now, and everyone is predicting the market is going to drop further. That's totally fair, and is probably true, but I would love to get people's take on companies they've been eyeing that they would recommend/consider at current prices. Thank you!
Here are a couple I was looking at w current valuations:
- UBER
- SNAP
- HIMS
- FSLY
- GOOGL
- BLK
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u/TheGoodCod 1d ago
Berkshire B
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u/Berto_ 1d ago
Buying the most expensive one when everything else is on sale, are you my wife?
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u/X0smith 1d ago
Yeah well good luck to you but if tariffs are not going to be cut it's gonna be discount for a long time pal
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u/MoneyForRent 23h ago
Stocks aren't 'on sale' that would imply that the assets intrinsic value is higher than the price. Bananas getting put on sale at the store because they are rotten does not mean they are worth the sales price. The economy hasn't even been hit by the effects of the first set of tariffs yet let alone all the new ones and I assume, the retaliatory tariffs yet to come. The rest of the world is getting fucked but are scrambling to form new trade relationships that don't include the US. If Trump repeals tariffs tomorrow it's hard to imagine that no lasting damage would have been caused. The next two quarters will be interesting to see how bad these policies have f'd the American and global economy.
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u/IgnoreThisName72 1d ago
I bought 90% of my position in BRK.B in late 2008 and early 2009. Easily the best investing decision of my life.
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u/love2Bsingle 1d ago
my dad bought 50 shares for me back then. Its payable on death (i do not wish my dad dead tho!) I am 62 and Dad is almost 90 now.
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u/IgnoreThisName72 1d ago
Congratulations on having your father; I'm 52 and I miss Dad all the time. I hope you have a decade or more before you see a share. I'd make that trade in a heartbeat. As for the BRK stock... the longer you hold the better. I hope to never sell and pass my shares to my children (hopefully when I am much, much older!)
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u/biglargy 1d ago
i love my father. i hope to see him live to 90. (and maybe grab me some valuable shares while he’s at it). i wish you and your pops peace!
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u/Beeswax38 1d ago
It was also a lot cheaper entry back then
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u/OutcomeAcceptable540 1d ago
Now compare it to QQQ
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u/IgnoreThisName72 1d ago edited 1d ago
BRK.B IS up 667% since the 2008 while QQQ is up 1300%. No ragrets, and comparison is the thief of joy. I do regret buying Apple and Amazon in the summer of 2000 after the dotcom bubble burst ... and then selling a little over a year later because both had doubled and I didn't want to be greedy and hold too long.
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u/curt_schilli 1d ago
Yea when the whole market is crashing let’s buy the one stock that is still at all time highs. Genius
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u/Individual-Skin3768 1d ago
Yes and no. Yes because if they have a large cash position they are in arguably one of the best positions to buy up other assets for the cheap.
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u/AmbitiousSkirt2 1d ago
Still easily one of the best ETF’s… oh sorry I meant stock that you can buy right now
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u/renderburn1 1d ago
DOW, Dupont, Olin, Methanex, Nutrien, etc. Anything chemical is getting hit hard right now (maybe not potash as much). Chemicals are necessary. They get a bad rap for being carcinogens, mutagens, etc.
I stay away from pharmaceutical companies, as it's difficult to predict whether a drug will make it to market.
I'm also looking at waste disposal companies, such as WCN.
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u/Frankreporter 1d ago
Id like to add the French company Arkema. They just hit a price not seen since 2015 yesterday and are now at around 2020 prices at the lowest point of the Covid era.
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u/Hobojoe- 1d ago
Wendy's and McDonalds, because where everyone will be working.
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u/apathetic_revolution 1d ago
No one's going to be able to afford to eat at Wendy's or McDonalds. Taco Bell's cheesy bean and rice burrito is still $1.50 and has 9g of protein. It's the cheapest replacement good.
But don't invest in YUM because the price of rice and beans will go up and this won't be true for long: Buy the burritos, store them frozen, and sell them for $100 each in a month when everyone's starving.
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u/Millionaire007 1d ago
How? Look at our farm reports. Our food supply crisis is about to kick in.
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u/Ecstatic_Echidna1194 1d ago
Roboto Jimenez and sh-AI-queefa will be working at McDonald's and Wendy's
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u/Chris_L_ 1d ago
Costco
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u/Playful-Inspector207 17h ago
Rotate into COST it has done well thru all the other downturns just look at 2020, 2022…
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u/Several-Bottle-5435 1d ago
Out of money to buy 
, never thought this was serious until it was. I’ll hold the bags for a while.
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u/Effective-Pace-5100 1d ago
I have the most conviction in a few of the MAG7 - MSFT, AMZN, GOOGL. But also averaging down on COST, ANET, CLS
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u/threeriversbikeguy 1d ago
I put $4,000 into a midcap fund and $3,000 into general IRA this AM. Any individual stock now feels like I am a 12 year old playing hold em with poker world champions.
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u/MelloDawg 1d ago
A 12 year old? Try anyone in their 20s who gets their stock tips from Tik Tok influencers
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u/Investingforlife 1d ago
MSFT MSFT MSFT MSFT MSFT
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u/FeelDaPowerOfMyMagic 1d ago
Developers Developers Developers Developers Developers.
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u/AppropriateGoat7039 1d ago
NVDA, Google, Uber, Microsoft
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u/This-Salt-2754 1d ago
Google is an amazing company, but I am worried about the antitrust stuff looming.
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u/uncleguito 1d ago
Gemini is starting to pull away from the competition and it seems like it'll be a core part of their business model going forward.
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u/GerryManDarling 1d ago
The biggest threat for Google is the digital tariff which the EU and other countries will start to implement soon. Antitrust is nothing compare to that.
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u/PragmaticPacifist 1d ago
Sundar was standing behind Trump at the inauguration along with Bezos and Zuckerberg.
I am long on GOOG, AMZN, META
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u/DeciduousMath12 1d ago
I worry about EU retaliating on US Tech companies, including Google, MSFT, AMZN, META
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u/shadowromantic 1d ago
Nvda, Google, and Microsoft all get slammed by tariffs.
Uber is a consumer-facing company. I'd be surprised if demand didn't start to fall hard
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u/Ray_Getard_Phd 1d ago
Seriously? UBER and SNAP are the first 2 you list? Dear god...
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u/overitallofittoo 13h ago
Right!?
You know what MIGHT slow down during a recession? People hiring private cars for their burritos.
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u/JRshoe1997 1d ago
Bought Nike and Google yesterday. Currently watching Apple, Visa, and Texas Roadhouse.
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u/Didntlikedefaultname 1d ago
You brave son of a bitch I considered Nike but couldn’t get over what I see as persistent risks
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u/puukkeriro 1d ago
Agreed. If NKE pulls off a turnaround it will be impressive but it’s a huge if.
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u/BrianTheBlueberry 1d ago
I love the current NKE price but their climb back to greatness will be STEEP.
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u/stevencapers 1d ago
The news of Vietnam negotiating tariffs (if true) would be very encouraging. Trump’s dream and bull case would be for Vietnam be the first domino to fall (ironic given the history of the Domino Theory and Vietnam).
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u/mouthful_quest 1d ago
Bill ackman just invested a lot into Nike. If that tanks he’s gonna go on TV and cry about it until the stock rises again
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u/JRshoe1997 1d ago
Either brave or stupid. We will find out in the future though. I believe in the company and the brand can weather the storm so I am buyer at these multi year lows.
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u/chiawei1984 1d ago
Just buy.if you lose, you may have a job about sewing clothes, shoes or making toys.
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u/DavidGQ 1d ago
What is your timeline? 20 years? Then load them up
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u/tropicaltuesday 1d ago
I'm 27 so I have a 20+ year timeline. Sitting on like 22-23% cash/bonds that I want to invest over the next year
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u/DavidGQ 1d ago
If you want to buy and hold for one year I wouldn't buy any stocks right now. The current market only priced in tariffs, not recession
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u/Agitated_Product_404 1d ago
very well said, the market may have priced in a global trade halt, but no where near priced in the aftermath of what could be a huge decline in growth for years. The only issue is if they get lifted
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u/SlackBytes 1d ago
Trump wants two opposing things.
He implements tarriffs so more manufacturing happens in the US. Okay fine.
But he claims he wants free trade by having tarriffs on US removed. So for example Vietnam just announced it’ll take off all tarriffs. Well now no company has incentive to move manufacturing from Vietnam to USA.
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u/tropicaltuesday 1d ago
So you're saying stay in cash then dump all my money in a year from now? That seems like a bad idea - I want to DCA this cash over the next year. I have about $90k, and even if prices go down further I want to average it out and invest some $$$ now.
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u/DavidGQ 1d ago
No I didnt say stay all cash for a year. I have seen people DCA for the past two months. Everyone trade or invest differently. I am a full time trader so I trade with trend/charts. If you dont know how to read charts then just learn one simple thing. Only go long on stocks that are above 200 days moving average. Hope that helps
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u/I-think-i-wanna-quit 1d ago
I would argue that this is not really the method for a long-term investor that is largely just taking long positions to hold until retirement. The bottom is only slightly easier to pick than the top, and who cares about 5% either way today if you have a 20-30 year timeline.
I would look at it like "Oh, I got XXX number of shares of SPY in the low $500s-high $400s." When it's at $1000 in however many years, $500 vs $515 doesn't make any difference at all.
I do however agree that picking stocks above 200 day MA is a pretty good first-order indicator.
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u/asapdeze 1d ago
Everyone is throwing around "priced in" as if they know the narket has priced tarriffs that were plucked from thin air. If this week has been anything to go by, nothing has been priced in.
Id go a step further and say i dont think people have even priced in the counter tariffs that are coming in the next few weeks. You've got the EU gearing up, then you've got South Korea, Japan, and China getting ready to do a combo tariff from Asia.
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u/Philosophile42 1d ago
Can I just try to talk you out of HIMS? The big spike they had was because GLP-1 drugs like ozempic couldn’t be produced fast enough. The FDA gave temporary ability for companies like HIMS to compound their own Ozempic without having to wait for the exclusivity period on the patent to end. This shot the stock up.
Now that exclusivity is back to being enforced, as production lines have stabilized. HIMS stock fell accordingly. So if you’re hoping they will get back to the highs they had earlier, you’re likely to be very mistaken.
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u/Miserable_Movie8006 1d ago
RKLB
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u/intelhb 1d ago
why?!
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u/Invest0rnoob1 1d ago
They make rockets 🚀
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u/intelhb 1d ago
Is that a high demand item in nowadays economy?) Or is that for egg delivery?
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u/Academic_District224 1d ago
LMAO
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u/PacklineDefense 1d ago
I’d encourage anyone to really look into Peter Beck and his history and then explain why investing in his company is a LMAO situation.
Yes, the current macro is terrible, but anyone with an extended investment timeline who thinks that space is an important part of the human future would be wise to consider this company imho.
I don’t trade and certainly wouldn’t trade RKLB right now or ever but I’m happy to invest in it.
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u/linkfan66 1d ago
I’d encourage anyone to really look into Peter Beck and his history and then explain why investing in his company is a LMAO situation.
I looked it up and it seems like he just experimented with rockets and founded the company, with no prior track record of business success. Am I missing something, or is the catch that he experimented with propulsion with only a HS degree?
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u/WBuffetsgrandson 1d ago
GRAB is looking attractive. Similar to UBER with minimal US exposure while we figure out what tf our country is doing right now. Also their financial services division has a lot of room to grow
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u/WickOfDeath 1d ago
I dont want to make myself ridiculous here, but look at GME. GME is extraordiniary resiliant against the recent losses. Today it made it (again) from 20.5 to 23 and that is a statement... others like Riley - which survived everything else - is now at 3.1. Maybe a dip?
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u/Dang3300 1d ago edited 12h ago
ASML and TSM, maybe some NVDA and AMD
Edit: I guess not AMD lol
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u/harrysown 1d ago
AMD trying to issue additional shares that will almost double the share count. That’s 1 big dilution for shareholders.
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u/i-am-blessing 9h ago
I'm contemplating selling my tsm Monday I only have a small amount of shares though that I just bought though. Think I can put that capital elsewhere stick with my nvda for semis. I'll buy some avgo if the dividend gets big enough on this drop. I like asml as well hopefully it drops 200 more $. I been buying leveraged short qqq, short dow short semi index funds. Been a nice little green in what's otherwise a bloodbath for me.
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u/backroundagain 1d ago
SGOV. Watch the rest of the world tumble, then re-allocate accordingly.
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u/HonestValueInvestor 1d ago
The time to get into SGOV was 3-6 months ago, not today.
I've started buying, mainly VOO.
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u/backroundagain 1d ago
Actually 2 years ago, when zero risk was 5% yield (and no state tax)
I'm still seeing about 3.5 - 4 % yield (though it is dropping) but i'm trending sideways while the rest of the market just dropped 10%
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u/HonestValueInvestor 1d ago
Yeah but you would have missed the SP500 going to over 6k....
I went into "T-Bill and Chill" mode about 8-9ish months ago but have started to reverse back into the SP500.
Things are pretty dire at the moment and heavily discounted. I still think we could visit 4500 but I am a buyer at current market.
"Buy when everyone is fearful" (Or something along these lines). Served me well in 2022.
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u/backroundagain 1d ago
"Yeah but you would have missed the SP500 going to over 6k...."
Absolutely agree, if I was completely in T bills. Kept it about 30-40% of total.
Now, I didn't ride as high in 2024, but I am currently beating all major indices yoy, and plan on re-allocating back into some choice positions in the next month or two.
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u/PaulblankAgain 1d ago
First you gotta wait till all the fuckery stops before you make any major commitments. But after that the stocks I’m looking at are:
CAT - Gold is screaming upward and other rare earth metals are the way of the future. CAT makes the equipment that gets it, it moves in tandem with gold for the most part.
GLD - Gold holds its value well in hard times.
LMT - We have potential wars looming and they make all kinds of shit for our military.
Costco - Hello Welcome to Costco, I love you. It’s the store of the future since it’ll be one of the only ones that don’t have to worry about this as much.
Taco Bell - According to Demolition Man, Taco Bell wins the fast food wars and all restaurants become Taco Bell. Let’s do this.
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u/Szabro 1d ago
Everyone is talking about a recession, but when has the population en masse ever correctly predicted a recession? Genuine question. It seems always that recessions catch people off guard
Anyways, not buying much yet. I averaged down my SNAP position a bit. Waiting for $TQQQ, SPY, GOOG, AMZN to possibly go a bit lower to start averaging down those positions. Overall tho I’m looking on the bright side as in everyone’s always waiting for a dip/buying opportunity and we’re finally getting it.
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u/GruntledEx 1d ago
Everyone is talking about a recession, but when has the population en masse ever correctly predicted a recession?
US Consumer Confidence plunged starting in early 2007, while the technical definition of a recession didn't occur until December of that year. Just like now, it was blatantly obvious to anyone paying even the slightest bit of attention that bad things were afoot.
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u/Glargin2 1d ago
When you start a trade war with literally everyone except Russia it's pretty obvious it's on the way.
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u/WSB_Andrei 1d ago
Mostly it's unpredictable because leaders want to avoid it. Now it's somewhat predictable because it's self inflicted. What I think Trump wants is now let us economy sink by itself because that would seem weak in enemies eyes. He want to take all world economy down so people don't make fun of US economy.
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u/MechRxn 1d ago
HOOD, GOOG, GME (next MSTR? Very speculative play but huge S/R level around 21/20$), RIO, VRT, MSFT, META
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u/Nhruch 1d ago
Navitas. Dudes are leading the charge in overhauling all silicon power chips with next Gen tech that use GaN. It is insanely superior in applications under 1000v but that limit is being pushed. Power is a bottleneck for all modern day innovations and these guys have the answers and IP. They are being begged to speed up their innovation and recently won major partnerships with OEM power supply companies and EVe for on board chargers. This is just starting to ramp up.
They just demoed a bidirection switch that allows an onboard charger for Tesla to replace like 40 of space and components with a single chip. Decrease in weight, size and number of components to buy plus an increase in efficiency and power density, this will be a major industry moving forward.
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u/PacoTaco987 1d ago
Hood, their stock has been tanking over the past few weeks and are constantly innovating. So I see lots of potential in this stock
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u/BobSacamanosRatHat 1d ago
Just sprinkled/DCA’d 10% of the dry powder into VOO, VGT, and some singular tech stuff like VRT.
Keeping an eye on names like Emcor and Monolithic Power.
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u/BlondDeutcher 1d ago
RKLB under $10 is very interesting… if they can actually stay on schedule for Neutron this year then they can become an actual competitor to SpaceX in medium-lift launches.
Add in how the rest of the world and 60%+ of USA hates all thing Elon, I think it gives them a long runway
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u/AgyleArgyle 1d ago
Today I bought AMZN, ANET, AMD. Yesterday I did the same. Tomorrow I’ll probably do the same
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u/Disposable_Canadian 1d ago
Im setting up simple voo/spy investment for buying over the next year, and some non Ai reliant tech stocks as the fad has faded and the balloon popped.
The next month of USA policy will decide when and how hard to start buying, but this isn't the low, this is the beginning.
The longer the tariffs go, the longer the recession and if over a year, a depression.
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u/GetTheGreenies 1d ago
I'm eyeing NVDA, TSM, UBER, and RDDT.
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u/Dagobot78 1d ago
Any accidental high yielders and low PEs. Cheveron, Lamar, Pipeline companies, meta, Amazon (when these two stop spending, their cash will increase exponentially, and meta has a huge buy back that they haven’t even started yet… most likely will now with the 31% drop), nvidia, MO, PMI, BMY, Pfizer, United health… there are definitely buys out there
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u/Futuramah 1d ago
I’m buying defensive stocks as well. Anything with high yield and low P/E is the play.
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u/IamNobody85 1d ago
Did meta announce a new buyback? I thought the last one was already done?
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u/Dagobot78 1d ago
Ok looks like they authorized some 80 billion dollar buy back last year and only bought 8 billion. They have not bought any shares in Q1 that have been disclosed and they still have 71 billion to buy back
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u/pickle9977 1d ago
Gold, guns, grains
Those are the stocks you need
The three G’s of survival, if you want a fourth G it’s snoop dogg and some weed
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u/Additional-Panda-144 1d ago
Recession is in the near future. Still buying?
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u/Rocket_Robin 1d ago
Still to soon we just started the next leg down. I'll be buying NVDA, Meta, Amzn, google when we get closer to the bottom.
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u/TimHung931017 1d ago
GME. YoY net profit increases, unprofitable store closures, 5 billion in cash, approved to buy Bitcoin, primed for M&A's as the market crashes, and another 1.3b in senior convertible notes with a price of about $30/share while insiders are buying more and not selling.
Call it whatever you want, money talks.
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u/Bullishtreasure 1d ago
META
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u/skesisfunk 1d ago
I don't know about that one. I could see META falling quite a bit further before rebounding.
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u/syriar93 1d ago
Maybe gonna load up some more AMD and Vertiv to hopefully balance out the negative % I made with them lol
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u/Xtoron2 1d ago
The weird thing now is that the US has essentially damaged the norm of international trade and has destroyed the trust of all the countries they're trading with. The global community is now starting to slowly pivot away from the US and it is scary. If this continues, will the US ever get back to its former glory?
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u/Didntlikedefaultname 1d ago
I bought amd, Pypl, Dell, FedEx and APA. I have dry powder and am watching Amat, amzn, and NVDA. Of course qqq and voo as well
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u/AgyleArgyle 1d ago
What price do you like AMZN at?
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u/Didntlikedefaultname 1d ago
Honestly I like it at this price but my issue is more with the macro economic environment I’m hesitant to buy until things look a bit more clear. If it drops under $100 I will buy hand over fist. If it drops below $150 and the market is looking a bit more stable I would probably buy
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u/legible_print 1d ago
BRB B and OSCR. Medicare will only become more privatized. Oscar’s marketplace is a dry run for Medicare Advantage type c plans.
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u/VegasWorldwide 1d ago
they are the same stocks I was buying 6 months ago, a year ago and 2 years ago:
AMZN, BLK, META, CMG, NVDA, ETFs, MFs, FINANCIALS, etc
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u/DennisS516 1d ago
We can never time the market, if Powell reduces interest rates that should give us a slight turn around. In 2008 and 2020 I sold everything and then brought back slowly. This time I did not sell. Regret yes, however, due to having cash on the side as well I don’t need my investment money. I did always find that when the market is down like this, it can’t hurt to put a little in here and there because we don’t know where the bottom is, and we don’t want to miss the opportunity. The problem I have is what to purchase slowly lol
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u/DennisS516 1d ago
There is something I will do if I show any losses is to take the $3000 tax write off
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u/tradingten 1d ago
Growth stocks that have enough cash, so like NBIS
Bellweathers with a moat like ASML
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u/markhalliday8 1d ago
Personally, I still want to keep buying Reddit and AMD. I don't realistically think any of their fundamentals have changed in the long run, they are both still fantastic companies and I think they both will be a big part of the future.
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u/ConfederacyOfDunces_ 1d ago
I really like Robinhood (Hood) but waiting to see how low it goes.
Longterm, I really like it and think there is a lot of promise. It’s expanding outside of just a brokerage and growing its client base at good speed
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u/Sorkel3 1d ago
I talked with my financial advisor as this all started to blow up. She usually has great insight but this time she doesn't have much to offer, as Trump's tariffs are chaotic and senseless in any dimension. Months ofvwaffling and ego.pufging, nonesensical calculations ineptly dine combined with his mercurial decsiin making has everone in a tangle trying to predict...about the best she had to offer was to stay in stocks representing everyday essentials - food, pharmeceuticals, energy, and even those are likely to to be volitile, such as if Trump has a snit fit and suddenly applies tariffs to Indian pharmeceuticals.
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u/Somnifor 1d ago
Now is the time to buy boring, solid companies that you want to hold for the long term. I've picked up some BERK/B, COKE, CAT and also MSFT.
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u/Surfer_Rick 1d ago
SQQQ
SPXS
TZA
FNGD
Making enormous returns and going to keep buying as long as we're above 2020 numbers.
This isn't a correction. This won't resolve for years best case scenario. By then the great depression will be known as the lesser depression.
Stop being greedy and smell the smoke.
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u/Paste_Eating_Helmet 1d ago
You’re going to have to start looking at the European stock exchange right now.
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u/mrkaluzny 1d ago
AAPL - their silicon is the best, I doubt people will start buying other brands. It’s getting to a bit more sensible place.
NVDA, MSFT, NET, I think PLTR could be a good buy, but it has a further way to fall (sub 35$)
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u/MrFantaman 1d ago
Meta, Google, Amazon, AMD, Palantir, Apple. Just the companies with strong fundamentals. Now is not the time to gamble on meme stocks.
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u/Dazzling_Marzipan474 1d ago
RIOT, MARA, GME, HOOD and Bitcoin.
Yes, I'm a Bitcoin bull. That's what I'm currently buying. I'm not an ETF person. Too much crap in them.
Prolly get some physical gold too.
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u/MickeyKae 1d ago
GameStop has a higher cash percentage than Berk, and I see people here saying to buy Berk for that very reason. Time to ask: how much more can Berk grow compared to GME?
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