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Growth Portfolio

Starbucks Looks to Continue its Sideways Move

Even though Starbucks (SBUX) has been building a base for more than two years, the stock still isn’t undervalued by my measures and looks to continue its sideways chart pattern.

Live Streaming is Propelling YY’s Growth

Live streaming video is hot in China, and YY (YY) is growing rapidly because of it. And even though this stock has doubled since July, it still has a low P/E of just 16.

Weibo Has the Best Fundamentals

Weibo (WB) is a Twitter-like social platform in China that has the best fundamentals of any stock I follow. Videos and live-streaming are propelling WB’s stellar rise.

Alibiba is Growing at a Phenominal Rate

Alibaba (BABA) is growing faster than I ever anticipated. Profits soared 74% last qtr on a steep 61% gain in sales. BABA rose 95% in 2017, but does it have room to run in 2018?

Google is Experiencing Accelerated Growth

Alphabet (GOOGL) has revenue growth accelerate to 24% last qtr — the best qtr in years. Now I feel this stock’s P/E could rise to 30, which could mean a $1500 stock sometime in 2019.

Celgene Sinks After Cutting Long-Term Targets

Celgens (CELG) sank 20% after the company reported last qtr’s profits, and lowered long-term profit targets. There’s multiple issues going on here, but the stock is now cheap with a P/E of 12.

Servicenow Break Out to an All-Time High

Software company Servicenow (NOW) broke out to an All-Time high last week. NOW has an exceptional Estimated Long-Term Growth Rate of 52% a year, but a high P/E to go along with it.

Crypto-Currency Craze Could Boost SS&C Technologies

The crypto-currency craze could provide a long-term boost to SS&C Technologies (SSNC), the largest alternative-fund administrator in the world. SSNC is cheap too, with a P/E of just 18.

Amazon Breaks Out After Strong Holiday Sales

Amazon (AMZN) broke out after a strong holiday season that saw sales jump 34% last qtr with help from Whole Foods and 42% sales growth in Amazon Web Services.

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