Retail traders' favorite under-valued stocks.

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Today's Letter

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• Most under-valued stocks loved by the retail crowd.

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Overvalued-Stocks

I went through the top 50 list of names that have been trending since August and gathered their financials. Instead of sorting their “value” by P/E ratio I’ve listed the top 15 stocks with the highest Price/Sales ratio (P/S ratio), which is also another indicator of how expensive a stock is trading relative to their earnings.

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Notable Mentions:

• Nvidia (NVDA): NVDA has been riding the AI tailwind and is up 185% YTD (!!). Relative to their competitor Intel (INTC), NVDA only generates ~10% the revenues, yet trades at a much higher valuation than the value stock. Trade NVDA on your brokerage today.

• Palantir (PLTR): Another AI-hype stock has Palantir up 140% YTD. Palantir gained hype during the meme-stock craze and is down over 50% from it’s peak, but still remains to be one of WSBs favorite plays. Trade PLTR on your brokerage today.

• C3ai (AI): The company that lucked out by having their ticker being AI (just kidding they actually do AI stuff). AI is up 200% YTD while it rides the AI train, literally. Trade AI on your brokerage today.

• Microsoft (MSFT): Microsoft is one of the blue-chip favorites from AI gang. AI-powered Bing search has investors on the look-out for what’s to come next. Trade MSFT on your brokerage today.

• McDonalds (MCD): McDonalds has become over-valued relative to their historical P/E ratio. The company has generally seen a sub-20 P/E due to it’s lower growth and predictable business model. However, in uncertain times this blue-chip stock has become a safe haven to investors, pushing the share price up and it’s P/E to go with. it. Trade MCD on your brokerage today.

• AMD (AMD): AMD is another name trading at a higher-than-usual P/S ratio. It’s valuation comes with high-growth expectations and falls in the same category as NVDA. Trade AMD on your brokerage today.

• Roblox (RBLX): One of the Metaverse’s favorite stocks, Roblox shares are down 40% in the last 12 months (in the real world). Trade RBLX on your brokerage today.

• Apple (AAPL): Meme-crowd favorite? Check. Blue-chip company? Check. Seems to (almost) always go up? Check. Trade AAPL on your brokerage today.

• Coinbase (COIN): Coinbase is actually up 140% this year, but that doesn’t mean much while the share price is down 75% since it’s peak in 2021. Trade COIN on your brokerage today.

• Meta Platforms (META): META has seen it’s ups and downs. From scrapping metaverse plans to launching a (possibly failed Twitter competitor) threads app. META is up 140% in the last 12 months, but still down bad from 2 years ago. Trade META on your brokerage today.

Under-valued Stocks

On the other end of the spectrum, I’ve created a list of names with the lowest P/S ratio from the top 50 most mentioned equities. More importantly, I’ve added a column with their Net Income Growth % over the last year. More on this in the next section, but low P/S isn’t necessarily a good thing unless some of the other fundamentals are favorable as well. Regardless, there are some interesting names on the list.

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