RDDT’s Fabulous Q2 2025
RDDT reported its Q2 2025 results on 31Jul. The stock priced surged going into earnings and then popped even higher after the results became public. My next portfolio update won’t be posted until the end…
RDDT reported its Q2 2025 results on 31Jul. The stock priced surged going into earnings and then popped even higher after the results became public. My next portfolio update won’t be posted until the end…
TSLA is the first of the portfolio companies to report Q1 2025 results. Since the last company in the portfolio isn’t expected to report its Q1 results until early June, I’ll share my thoughts about…
Elon Musk is like the boy who cried wolf. Full self driving (FSD) is coming next year or very soon; this is what Elon has been saying for about ten years. It’s not surprising that…
TSLA is probably the most controversial stock in the market. I normally provide updates on my positions in my regular portfolio updates at the end of each earnings cycle. In the current cycle, which just…
PREVIOUS POSTS IN THIS SERIES Part 6: The Path to Scaled and Profitable Part 5: Numbers into the Google Sheet Part 4: Information Sources Part 3: Journalist Lawyer Scientist Part 2: Finding Stocks Part 1:…
MY JOURNEY TO FINANCIAL FREEDOM Those who have read my posts over the years know that I started planning and striving for financial freedom shortly after I graduated from the university. It was a 15-year…
This is Part 6 in a series about analyzing growth stocks. I had intended on Part 6 being about various financial and other metrics that are important for monitoring the progress of a growth company.…
This is Part 5 of the series on analyzing growth stocks. Here I will focus on retrieving and entering the relevant numbers from the sources described in Part 4. The post will not cover explanations…
This is Part 4 of the series of posts on my process for selecting and investing in growth stocks. The previous posts can be found here: Part 3: Journalist Lawyer Scientist Part 2: Finding Stocks…
Growth stocks are by nature more volatile than slower growing companies. Hyper growth stocks (stocks with >40% revenue growth) are even more so. High quality companies that dominate their industries/markets often seem way overvalued by…