r/Stocks_Picks

What are you some good individual stocks that one should invest in long term?

PLTR is my number 1 preforming stock today at 15.39% I wanna buy more. Should I buy now when it’s up or wait for a dip?

Trivari research found that only 20% of stocks have beaten the index over the past ten years.
Most stocks have a lifetime of around four years.
You should never value a company on past performance. The ideal timeline is three to six quarters.
Anything more and you risk being on the opposite side of the bell curve.

The number one question you should be asking is, is the next quarter going to be a better improvement than the last quarter was over the previous one.
Thats why I like Nebius, and not netflix.
Thats why i like AMD over Nvidia
Thats why I like Figma over Adobe

I bought a stock after seeing it rally quite a bit, thinking it would continue to do so. Since then it’s down about 20% and I don’t know what to do next.

Part of me wants to hold on, and see if it comes back. But I also wonder if I'm just holding on because I don't want to admit I've lost it." For those who have been in the same situation, how do you decide to hold on to a stock or cut your losses?

Amazon
Google
Micron
Nbis
Broadcom
Marvell
Asml
Nvidia
TSMC
Bloom energy
Vistra
Constellation energy

DUOT now has roughly 6.1M shares sold short, around 21.5% of the float, with about 11.5 days to cover.

At the same time, the company says it has 75+ MW under contract, including:

1. 55 MW with Axe Compute worth $500M+ over 5 years.

2. 10 MW with an investment-grade hyperscaler worth $111M+ over 5 years

3. additional contracted capacity on top

2027 could be the year when a large part of this capacity starts producing recurring revenue.

If DUOT announces:

more MW going live, new 10–30 MW contracts, updated strong 2027 guidance, or additional sites/customers, the high short interest could become fuel for a squeeze. Not saying a squeeze is guaranteed, but the setup is interesting

After conducting some basic analysis of quite a few companies in various sectors, I am curious which of the following you agree with or not and why? VRT GE SOFI VIK LVS GH NFLX ETON and STX. These possible additions are aimed mainly at a high CAGR sleeve, currently about 15% of my total portfolio, with the majority in VTI. I see these all with potential solid upside. Give me your bull 🐂 or bear 🐻 thesis…

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I have some stocks that I think that everybody who is interested in stocks should at least look into these as of October 1. Amd also known an advanced micro devices is a chip company that supply for multiple open ai company’s. And with ai going to were people think this could have a high yield.

I’m looking to invest more in the uranium sector and wondering how others approach uranium stocks. Do you usually wait for dips in the more established names, or look for smaller uranium juniors with higher-potential projects? For people who’ve been in this sector for a while, what tends to influence your investment timing most?

I’m looking to be a bit riskier with my investment strategy right now. I’m looking for some companies to research and want to see what people here are watching.

Picks in different time horizons:
• Short Term: ~6 months (catalysts, momentum, upcoming earnings, launches, approvals, contracts, etc.)

• Mid Term: ~6 months to 1 year (companies with strong growth stories that haven’t played out yet)

• Long Term: 2+ years (companies that can become significantly bigger businesses over time)

I’m interested in companies where there’s an actual thesis behind the investment. I’m curious of what catalysts/thesis you guys have, and the bull/bear case.