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David Sharek

David Sharek is stock portfolio manager at Shareks Stock Portfolios and the founder of The School of Hard Stocks. Sharek's Growth Stock Portfolio has delivered its investors an average return of 18% per year since inception vs. the S&P 500's 10% during that time (2003-2020). David's delivered five years of +40% returns in his 18 year career, including 106% during 2020. David Sharek's book The School of Hard Stocks can be found on Amazon.com.

Ulta’s Down, But the Numbers Still Look Good

Ulta Beauty (ULTA) has fallen from $300 to $200 in the last six months, yet the numbers still look good. Is this stock ready to bounce back or is there something we don’t know?

Ross Stores Continues to Pump Out the Goods

Last qtr Ross Stores (ROST) was down-and-out with the Retail sector. This qtr ROST is up in a big way. And really, nothing’s changed. Ross continues to pump out the goods.

YY Beats the Street in a Big Way Once Again

Chinese social site YY (YY) beat profit estimates in a big way for the third straight qtr. Here’s what I think of YY, or what I like to call the MySpace of China.

Hormel Shows No Signs of a Turnaround

Hormel (HRL) is going through weakness as is Jennie-O Turkey division is hurting. This stock is down and out, with the profit picture continuing to erode.

Dollar Tree is a Hot Stock Again

Dollar Tree (DLTR) has been in rally-mode since it beat the street last qtr. The numbers here look good, but there are questions about demand and competition.

JD Losses Momentum After it Only Beat By a Little

Two qtrs ago JD.com (JD) broke out after it whipped profit estimates. But last qtr the company only beat by a little, the stock lost momentum, and could be breaking down.

Oligopolies THRIVE with NVIDIA

Alphabet, Amazon and Microsoft breaking out today after reporting earnings last night. These companies dominate — other companies can’t keep up — because of NVIDIA (NVDA).

Neteast Gets Profit Estimates Slashed

Netease (NTES) just missed profit estimates, and had future estimates slashed. But Chinese Internet stocks remain hot and NTES has a P/E of just 19. Time to sell?

Weibo Still Looks Amazing to Me

Weibo’s (WB) up from $21 to $98 since I added it to the Growth Portfolio, and even after that run the stock still looks amazing to me. Here’s my full take.

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