Portfolio 10/13:
$FSLY 10%
$TSLA 9.4%
$SE 6.7%
$CRWD 5.9%
$ETSY 5.4%
$SQ 5.4%
$PTON 5.1%
$ROKU 5.1%
$TDOC 5.0%
$DOCU 4.9%
$PINS 4.3%
$DDOG 4.2%
$SHOP 4.1%
$API 3.9%
$Z 3.6%
$NET 2.5%
$CYRX 2.3%
$ZYXI 1.8%
$FTCH 1.8%
$RDFN 1.5%
$NLS 1.5%
$IIPR 1.4%
$LMND 1.4%
$BAND 1.4%
$DKNG 1.3%
As of the close today I’m up 200% year to date.

I have no idea what the next 11 weeks will look like for stocks but I’m cautiously optimistic with low rates, trillions of stimulus, trillions of investable cash and of course performance chasing from the big mutual/hedge funds.
I’ll keep giving portfolio updates twice per week.

Over the past few days I’ve been trimming my top positions and putting the proceeds into new positions as well as adding to existing positions that I believe have more upside over the next 3-6 months than my recent winners.
If you want more detailed insights into my specific investment/trading strategies you can listen to my recent interview with @ebcapital open.spotify.com/episode/37sh9m…
Apparently my interview is also available on Apple Podcasts podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/lim…
Looks like a few names are getting cutting off in the first pie chart

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14 Oct
Since is down 27% after hours b/c they lowered quarterly rev guidance (likely b/c of TikTok), figured it would be a good time to re-share the tweet below.

The best growth stocks will pullback 20-40% from time to time. These are buying opportunities for long term investors.
Some people on here know that I had a diversified portfolio going into September. Then we saw a big pullback in growth stocks so I sold the bottom 2/3 of my portfolio and went to approx 80% , 20% and 20% .

was under $75 at this time.
Over the past 5 weeks I have been trimming aggressively once it got back to $95.

From $95 to $135 where it got this week I trimmed my position from 80% down to 10%.

Having down 30% after hours is painful but way less painful because I had a plan and stuck to it.
Read 10 tweets
14 Oct
Yesterday I posted my current portfolio so today I’m following up with a thread to explain why I own all 25 of my current stocks plus my updated 12 month price targets.

Hitting these price targets will require strong ongoing fundamentals and broad market tailwinds.
: Fastly has the best in class CDN and edge computing technology plus with the recent acquisition of @signalsciences they are making the best websites faster and more secure including TikTok, Shopify, Spotify, Etsy, Pinterest, Airbnb, Twitter and hundreds more.

PT = $190
: Tesla is leading the EV renovation, approx 3% of global car sales are EV’s and I believe over the next 10 years this goes to 50%, will face increased competition but they have a massive head start. Solar and batteries are icing on the cake.

PT = $650
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6 Oct
A friend just messaged me and says he has $100,000 to invest but is afraid to start buying stocks because he thinks we might get a 10-20% drop.

This is what I told him to do👇🏽👇🏽
Plenty of investors have been predicting a big drop since April and look how much upside they’ve missed.

Bottom line, I’m not smart enough to predict a bottom and neither are you.
Even if you are bearish in the short term you should still be 50% invested because there are still dozens of reasons why these markets could go higher.

In terms of portfolio construction and averaging into positions this is what I suggested to him... 👇🏽👇🏽
Read 6 tweets
1 Sep
10 years ago @EricSYuan was just an employee at Cisco Systems.

Today he’s worth $25 billion making him one of the 25 wealthiest people in America.

Here’s how he did it 👇🏽👇🏽
Born in China, Eric had his visa application denied 8 times before finally moving to California in 1997.

At the time he barely spoke English but was a superior engineer and began working for WebEx, one of the early pioneers in video conferencing.
Eric worked his way up the ranks at WebEx until the company was acquired by Cisco in 2007.

Eric became VP of Engineering at Cisco however he was unable to generate any support for his new video conferencing concept that would be more user friendly and better on mobile devices.
Read 14 tweets
28 Aug
10 reasons why the stock markets will go up another 10% this year 🚀

As someone that spends a lot of time studying markets and investing in stocks I’ll always be more optimistic than the average person because I know over the long term stocks always go up.

Hope you enjoy👇🏽
1) Right now the S&P 500 is trading at 21x 2021 earnings assuming $165 of earnings. 21x is higher than the historical average of 14-16x earnings but we’re also dealing with some incredible tailwinds including historically low interest rates.
The S&P 2021 earnings yield (FCF) is above 4.6% which compared to the 10-year treasury at .72% makes the S&P look attractive. Why would anyone want to put their money into treasuries or fixed income right now if they have a long term investment time horizon.
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27 Aug
Something very interesting happened today that confirmed one of my new emerging hot takes which I’ll try to explain in this thread.

As always I welcome your feedback and opinions — just be respectful.

Please keep reading 👇🏽👇🏽
Yesterday afternoon $CRM reported excellent quarterly numbers with $5.15B of revenues, a 29% YoY increase from last year. This sent the stock up 26% today after being up 6% the day before. This means $CRM added $50B of market cap over the last two days.
So what did they do today... well they announced they’ll be laying off 1,000 employees 😢

I don’t want to overreact because this only represents 2% of their global workforce but this confirms something I’ve been thinking about since April 🤔
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