Roy Philipose Stocks

By Roy "Dr. P" Philipose Here is an updated list of 10 stocks that are part of the "A/X Portfolio." This portfolio should return at least 10% per year. The majority of these companies are led by their founder and have strong growth potential. I have removed companies that did not display strong fundamentals. I recommend Bitcoin for insurance against the US dollar. Personally, I like the GFAT (Google, Facebook, Amazon, Tesla) portfolio. Yahoo Finance Link - A/X Portfolio Apple, AAPL Amazon, AMZN Alibaba, BABA Alphabet, GOOGL Facebook, FB Netflix, NFLX Tesla, TSLA Under Armour, UAA Zillow Group, ZG Bitcoin, BTCUSD  Disclosure: Long Recommendation © Copyright 2017 Roy Philipose. All rights reserved.

by Roy "Dr. P" Philipose Over the years I have developed an "investment model" which has done well. I continue to learn and get better with the model over time. I use a "10 step method" in evaluating companies. A book I recommend adding to your library, if you haven't already, is Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits by Philip Fisher. It is an easy-to-read book, similar to books written by Peter Lynch. "10 Step Method" -- Stock Picking, Major Factors 1, Good Management (Ceo) 2, Growing Revenue 3, Cashflow Generation 4, Competitive Edge (Leader) 5, Little or No Debt 6, Inside Ownership (Founder) 7, Safety of Margin (20%) 8, Favorable Risk/Reward  9, Fundamental Catalyst 10, Popular Factor (Need) -------------- A/X Portfolio Here is an open list of 10-20 stocks that are part of the "A/X" portfolio. You can see the many "major factors" present in the companies listed. Overall, most of the stock p...

We are initiating a "Heavy Buy" on the following companies. Our Heavy Buy call implies a minimum 20% gain in 12 months. The companies are in fundamentally good shape with current attractive valuations. We advocate long-term holding of shares vs short-term trading. Companies - Current Price - Target Price (In no particular order) 1) Tesla - $224 - $268 2) SolarCity - $48 - $57 3) Zillow  - $100 - $120 4) Alibaba - $85 - $102 Disclosure: Long on TSLA , SCTY , Z , BABA

I attended the SolarCity 2014 Annual Meeting on June 4, 2014. The CEO, Lyndon Rive, gave a presentation about the company and how the company is experiencing strong growth. He also stated the market share for the company was small compared to the opportunity. I asked the CEO 2 questions: 1) About Shareholder Lawsuits. An attorney came up and said, "There was one actual lawsuit against the company. Even though it looked like there were many, but only one. And they would be fighting the lawsuit vigorously, as the lawsuit has no merit." 2) About Shareholder Buyback. The CEO stated that, "They have no intention of a buyback. That basically the company is experiencing such strong growth, that they would get better returns on growing the company." At first I didn't understand that. I mentioned how the stock price is down. But the CEO, Mr. Rive stated, "We are better off using capital to grow the business because of our high growth rates." Late...

Twitter, SolarCity, and Tesla experienced record declines, but the company prospects are still "solid." A "safety of margin" is present. Therefore we are reiterating a "Strong Buy" on all three companies.  Our 36M Target Price (May 2017) is $60 for Twitter, $100 for SolarCity, and $400 for Tesla. We see a minimum 100% upside based on today's prices of $31, $49, and $198 respectively. "The time to buy stocks is when everyone else is selling." -- RP. Disclosure : Long on TWTR , SCTY , TSLA

I recommend Twitter ( TWTR ) a "Strong Buy" at $44. The company has come down to a more safer level of investing and the attractive business model has not changed. (As mentioned before) I recommend Twitter ( TWTR ) a "Buy" at $54. The company is growing and a becoming a leader in the real-time news communications market. Factors: 1) Growing Revenue 2) Leader in Field 3) Competitive Edge 4) Strong Product Offering 5) Little or No Debt Disclosure: I am long TWTR.

I recommend Twitter ( TWTR ) a Buy at $54. The company is growing and a becoming a leader in the real-time news communications market. Factors: 1) Growing Revenue 2) Leader in Field 3) Competitive Edge 4) Strong Product Offering 5) Little or No Debt Disclosure: I am long TWTR.