5 High Growth Stocks I Absolutely Love

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[@Mostly_bad]

Thanks for putting PTLO on my radar.

[@TopNotch50]

Been buying Portillos since it hit a 52 week low. Ff you are an investor and willing to hold I think it will really take off once the growing pains of expansion subside.

[@andrewgibson1991]

Great content thank you please keep this up a lot of crap out there. Nice to see substance backed by data good luck

[@asymmetricinvesting]

Thank you! I appreciate it.

[@evanjohnson8682]

On Running is the best stock!

[@RobertBethea-m3s]

Keep an eye on growth stocks-they may not pay dividends now, but their potential for future growth can lead to significant profits. Think big picture!

[@OrhanEyfel]

Definitely! Growth stocks can offer substantial returns over time, even if they don't provide immediate dividends. Investing in companies with strong growth potential is a smart strategy for long-term wealth building.

[@ABC-ri9sx]

What is the right price to buy Celsius

[@livefree223]

I have been DCAing into CELH slowly literally every day. Don't care about the price. Don't know when I will stop, maybe when they have built out the brand worldwide. Huge gains so far.

[@Sofie8211]

I bought Celsius at 93 in March. In April it went down to 70 and I was down 25% 😱 Now it’s back up and I sold at 97 on Wednesday, with 3,5% profit. Had I bought at 70 in April instead of at 93 in March I would’ve had 28,5% profit… Hope this helps when you contemplate your entry point.

[@lucharward]

would be much much easier when you talk about a stock to pop the concerned ticker on the screen while you talk - beside this, thank you for you video

[@jeffj8825]

Please do this...

[@curiousinvestor-t8x]

Portillo's may be the best play here. Definitely a lot of room for growth.

[@asymmetricinvesting]

Looking really good right now.

[@steenpedersen8526]

@@asymmetricinvesting But you said that a year ago also - why did it fall so much since then?

[@asymmetricinvesting]

@@steenpedersen8526 Mostly valuation coming down. Some weakness in same store sales comps. In the early phase of growth, so I'm planning on holding for a decade or more.

[@1309gsk]

i tink i would prefer cava instead of portillo which gives a menu that will increase wait and wat not whereas cava is greek and and i 4 -5 years it can have 1500 restaurants

[@Hershey_Gregg]

Spotify is my favorite

[@onesung]

Great video! One question. I am a shareholder of PTLO. It has not been performing well lately, compared to CMG, SG. Do you one of the problems with PTLO is high debt load? Converting total long-term debt into debt $/share (for comparison purposes), CMG and SG stock price vs debt is $3,172 vs $151, $32 vs $2.70. But for PTLO, it is $10.35 vs $9.91. I think PTLO should pare down expansion plan, maybe to 4 or 5 new restaurants per year, and pay down debt, and do some share buyback. High debt load is the only reason I can think of why the stock has been declining. Do you have any other suggestions?

[@randallr71]

SSS went negative

[@bandwarrior007]

Same store revenue decreasing and an increasing float from the class B share are scaring investors. SSR is potentially due to Midwest weather like the call said, but is a point of concern. Class B shares are non-dilutive and are literally a non-factor outside of "fear". Add to that slightly slower growth than I was hoping for is why I haven't sank my entire bank into this, because it seems like a great play, even without the negatives. Debt is tough but if they use it for more stores its totally justified in my book. Each store is a cash cow, they can pay the debt off later.