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If you could only own 2 stocks and you couldn't sell them until May 2027, what would you choose?

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We will check next year to see who chose the most wisely! List your 2 stocks, and the date and price at the time you are posting.
My choices would be:
1) GOOG --> 5/15/26 392.06 (after hours closing price)
2) NVDA -->5/15/26 224.41 (after hours closing price)
 
I guess the posts themselves already show the date ;)
Nice picks! I recall FB being like $75 at IPO and thinking it was oo expensive. Also recall MSFT at $20 during the Great recession and not foreseeing its meteoric rise.
 
cheers, a lot of the software stocks are having a moment now, they were beaten down on AI fears but it seemed overblown
 
Once again ORCL is shooting up! However, Look at their debt: Debt To Equity (MRQ) 365.90%
This is not good, right? What do you think? Will they succeed despite this mega debt?

On my side, finally NVDA cops some good shit! 221.67
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+10.53 (+4.98%) Looks like they are taking over the industry.

GOOG overdosed but narcan kept her alive. Will she relapse though??
 
Tesla

The paunchiest, saggiest Nazi of all time (sorry, Himmler.) is an inside man. Can't lose with the nazi pedos in power.

Anything with the Epstein crew is only going up until the guillotine comes out. The getting is good, get it while you can. The peasants are stupid as hell, and cheering for the barons robbing them blind. It's the time to invest.
 
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Looks like RedRum has chosen:
TSLA $391

Your success or lack of will be measured 1 year from your post (so RedRum posted on June 6th and will be measured on June 6th of 2027) Me and Thujone will be measured on May 17th 2027.
 
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Alphabet Inc (Google) for sure. If Berkshire Hathaway think increasing their positions massively in this company, even at this point of almost insane market overvaluation is a good move, then I'd follow suit, if I had to buy one company's shares. . Even though I don't do individual shares, I do index fund trackers only.

As for the second, no idea tbh, any other random one of the magnificent 7, I guess either Apple or Microsoft.

I've heard some convincing accounts arguing why they think there's at least 2 more years of exceptional growth in store for all of these companies.
 
CfZrx said:
What are your 2 choices? What price are they at currently? NVDA and what else?
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This would require additional research but my two areas I suggested would be worthwhile to look into and invest in imo

Silver and AI will go up and up, except AI will burst in a bubble, but most likely after May 2027
 
Bleaney said:
Alphabet Inc (Google) for sure. If Berkshire Hathaway think increasing their positions massively in this company, even at this point of almost insane market overvaluation is a good move, then I'd follow suit, if I had to buy one company's shares. . Even though I don't do individual shares, I do index fund trackers only.

As for the second, no idea tbh, any other random one of the magnificent 7, I guess either Apple or Microsoft.

I've heard some convincing accounts arguing why they think there's at least 2 more years of exceptional growth in store for all of these companies.
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You are wise to stick with ETFs! They outperformed single stocks in many cases this year! It seems like we are at an interesting point though, where single companies, even ones that are already giants, will rise beyond our expectations thanks to monopolizing certain aspects of the AI industry.
 
Raina767 said:
This would require additional research but my two areas I suggested would be worthwhile to look into and invest in imo

Silver and AI will go up and up, except AI will burst in a bubble, but most likely after May 2027
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Ok, so u chose:
NVDA
Anthropic (yet to IPO)

Silver? The only plays I know of are MUX and the etf AGQ. Can you think of 2 ways to play this idea?
 
Bleaney said:
I've heard some convincing accounts arguing why they think there's at least 2 more years of exceptional growth in store for all of these companies.
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It's on shaky ground already. The prevailing thesis is that Broadcom was the trigger for the recent sell-off in semiconductors. Basically, they provided a forward guidance that was just at expected.

Meeting expectations are no longer enough to drive gains, it has to be beat-and-raise. This is also why nVidia keeps falling after earnings.

Meta has likewise been on shaky ground because of all the capex, and GOOG is now raising additional capital too. AI has become a sponge for capital.

The game now is to try and predict who has the best product portfolio for the foreseeable future. That's why AMD is suddenly starting to rise. Even though it has been nVidia's main competitor for GPUs, it wasn't until the agentic AI shift that the market realized oh, CPUs will also be important in this leg of the journey, and AMD is the nVidia of high-performance CPUs.

I am sort of 50/50 on whether software will end the year strong. On the one hand, pure software companies can protect margins well. On the other hand, there has been a pattern of headline risk whenever Anthropic et al. say "hey we have an AI now that can do <insert-thing-a-software-company-specialized-in-doing>"

So... IMHO, the safest bet is either the semiconductor companies or the hyperscalers that are committing to it because they want to be in the best position to integrate their AI into products.
 
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