2 Stocks I'm Buying In November! — Transcript
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- 0:00two stocks I'm buying in November of
- 0:022026. The first one is a mega cap. High
- 0:05quality company. I waited for months to
- 0:08for the sentiment to change on the stock
- 0:10cuz everyone was optimistic. I like
- 0:13buying fear. I like buying whenever most
- 0:15people are doubtful about something and
- 0:17I finally got the chance to buy the
- 0:19stock. The second one is also a hated
- 0:21more of a misunderstood turnaround
- 0:23semiconductor and I'm going to talk
- 0:25about the stock again. I hope you enjoy
- 0:27it as always. The first one is Google.
- 0:30Google. I mean, I can't believe I'm
- 0:32talking about Google because a few
- 0:33months ago at $400, everyone loved
- 0:36Google, but at $280,
- 0:39it says the search engine is dying
- 0:40because of AI. I mean, it's really funny
- 0:43how fast the sentiment changes. And I
- 0:45this is why I love the markets. This is
- 0:47why we have opportunities. You know,
- 0:49Warren Buffett says he doesn't like real
- 0:50estate because in real estate, you don't
- 0:52have so many emotional people all the
- 0:54time. You have someone that really knows
- 0:56how much their asset is worth. So you
- 0:58can't get a discount but in the market
- 0:59you get discounts because investors are
- 1:02selling Google because Google search is
- 1:04not declining in revenues it's declining
- 1:06in growth from 19% to 12%. Isn't this
- 1:11crazy? Like if you look at how mature
- 1:13Google search is a lot of brands are
- 1:14mature. Proctor and Gable is mature.
- 1:16Apple's app Apple phone is mature. Most
- 1:19mature brands they are so well known
- 1:22they grow 3% revenues 4% 5%. For me, I'm
- 1:26actually shocked that Google search is
- 1:28still growing 12% despite everyone in
- 1:30the world using Google search. To me,
- 1:32that's actually impressive. But the main
- 1:35story here is that AI will kill Google
- 1:38search. I believe this is somewhat true.
- 1:40I think could happen over the long term.
- 1:42But I think there's a big story that
- 1:44most investors are missing. And I'm not
- 1:46going to talk about Gemini because they
- 1:47have a billion users on Gemini and I
- 1:50think they will be able to monetize ads
- 1:52on Gemini over the long term. But ignore
- 1:54Gemini. Let's assume that Chat GPT and
- 1:57then Muse and Claude and all of them,
- 1:59they pretty much wins the race here and
- 2:01they disrupt Google search. Well, if
- 2:03they're going to disrupt Google search
- 2:05and if everyone will be using them all
- 2:07the time, that means they're going to
- 2:08require a lot of compute. Who's the
- 2:10biggest seller of compute to those LLMs?
- 2:13It's Google Cloud. So, you can't really
- 2:15escape Google. Google Cloud is now
- 2:17growing at 102% in revenues. 102%.
- 2:21So if you look at their operating
- 2:23income, it's skyrocketing like crazy. It
- 2:26just hit about 11.1 billion. So my
- 2:29thesis is that if AI will disrupt Google
- 2:32search, Google cloud will wreak a lot of
- 2:36those profits and it will replace a lot
- 2:38of the search revenues if search starts
- 2:41to decline in revenues. Now if you look
- 2:43at the backlog of Google, they have $567
- 2:46billion for the cloud business.
- 2:49Absolutely massive. The company expects
- 2:51to recognize 55% of the total backlog as
- 2:55revenue over the next two years or 24
- 2:59months. This is my calculation on
- 3:01Google. We're going to take the 561
- 3:04billion for the total backlog and we're
- 3:07going to take out the 55%. We get about
- 3:10$38 billion in revenues that will be
- 3:14recognized over the next two years. Now,
- 3:16I did some research and I found out that
- 3:19Google Cloud's operating margin is 36%.
- 3:23Amazon Web Services is 38%. But let's
- 3:26assume they can stay at 36% operating
- 3:29margin. And I'm going to times that by
- 3:3336%.
- 3:35I would get about $111 billion in
- 3:38operating income that will be recognized
- 3:40over the next eight quarters. So if I
- 3:43divide it by eight quarters, the end
- 3:45result Google will end up with about
- 3:4813.8 billion more in quarterly operating
- 3:52income by the end of the second year,
- 3:54which is about 2028 2029. Now, if I add
- 3:59the current uh cloud operating income of
- 4:02about 11 billion, you're getting about
- 4:05$25 billion in quarterly operating
- 4:09income from Google Cloud alone over the
- 4:12next two years or so. We don't currently
- 4:14know the operating income of Google
- 4:17Search because they bundle it together.
- 4:19They call it Google services. It's
- 4:20estimated to be about $30 billion. So
- 4:23over the next two years, no matter what
- 4:25happens to search, you're going to get
- 4:27about 80% of the search operating income
- 4:30in Google cloud and search is unlikely
- 4:32to decline in operating income. It will
- 4:34likely maintain its operating income
- 4:36worst case scenario if AI is disrupting
- 4:39it. So my point is that if those LLMs
- 4:41they disrupt Google search, Google cloud
- 4:44will replace the revenue of Google
- 4:45search. But if Google but if they don't
- 4:47disrupt Google, then Google search will
- 4:49do fine and the cloud business is still
- 4:51going to grow. So, Google has a natural
- 4:53hedge here that not a lot of people are
- 4:56paying attention to and they still have
- 4:58the YouTube business. The YouTube
- 5:00business is not going anywhere anytime
- 5:02soon. It's one of the best business
- 5:04models in the world. I make the content
- 5:05and they get a pretty fat commission on
- 5:08a lot of the content that we make. So,
- 5:10it's a pretty amazing business. Now, if
- 5:12you look at all of this, not even
- 5:13talking about the stock portfolio,
- 5:15SpaceX, they have 15% of entropic. If it
- 5:18IPOs at two trillions, they get 370
- 5:21billion in entropic alone. CME,
- 5:23Qualcomm, and NE so many different
- 5:25investments. Uh the stock is trading at
- 5:2721 times earnings. 21 times earnings is
- 5:30very cheap in my opinion for a company
- 5:32that's growing so much for such an
- 5:34amazing highquality company. The stock
- 5:36was trading at 31 times not long ago.
- 5:39Now they're trading at 21 times. I think
- 5:41a lot of fear is priced in. I think it's
- 5:43always exaggerated. I think a lot of
- 5:45investors are what I would call getting
- 5:48caught up in the sentiment and search
- 5:50again guys it's still growing about 12%.
- 5:53For such immature business it's not bad
- 5:55at all and if they do disrupt the search
- 5:57business the Google cloud operating
- 5:59income will continue to skyrocket like
- 6:02crazy and it would replace the search
- 6:04business operating income in two to
- 6:05three years. So this is why I decided to
- 6:08buy Google and I'm planning to buy more
- 6:10at those prices 295 to 300 but
- 6:13especially if it goes a little bit
- 6:14lower. Now the second one which is a
- 6:16very hated stock is Qualcomm. Qualcomm
- 6:19hasn't done anything for over 5 years
- 6:22and many people ask me why don't you buy
- 6:24AMD and buy all these stocks why do you
- 6:26own Qualcomm? Although I think Nvidia is
- 6:29very attractive here, but I owned
- 6:30Qualcomm for about uh two and a half
- 6:32three months and I bought the dip again
- 6:34at 158 this month and I want to buy a
- 6:37little bit more. Now, one of the reasons
- 6:39why I like Qualcomm is because they have
- 6:41something that no other semiconductor
- 6:43company has. And they have about $4
- 6:45billion a year in recurring free cash
- 6:48flow for the next 5 to 10 years, pretty
- 6:50much forever because they own a lot of
- 6:52IP. They own the 5G network. So, Apple,
- 6:56Samsung, all those smartphone companies,
- 6:58they have to pay Qualcomm billions of
- 7:00dollars every single year for them to
- 7:03have the 5G network. And no one's
- 7:05contracts extend into 2030. After 2030,
- 7:086G comes out. And Qualcomm also owns 6G.
- 7:11So, they have this recurring revenue
- 7:13that takes a lot of the cyclicality
- 7:15outside of the business, high margin
- 7:17recurring revenue. And this is something
- 7:19that I like very, very much. Now, the
- 7:21main concern is that SpaceX was going to
- 7:23enter the mobile space and it's going to
- 7:25disrupt Qualcomm's 5G because they can
- 7:27give you direct internet or phone
- 7:29access. But that's not going to happen
- 7:32because SpaceX themselves, they're
- 7:34partnering with Qualcomm on a 5G network
- 7:36for them to launch uh their Starlink
- 7:39mobile services. And Elon Musk endorsed
- 7:42the company two times. He said
- 7:43Qualcomm's technology is excellent. A
- 7:45lot of the Tesla cars also use the
- 7:47smartphone chips and that's a
- 7:49partnership for the future could lead to
- 7:51a lot of different things and you know
- 7:53it derisks the company's four billion a
- 7:56year a lot where SpaceX is not going to
- 7:58be disrupting it. So this is huge for
- 8:00the company. Now the second one is if
- 8:03you look at revenues they're declining
- 8:048% and earnings before taxes declined
- 8:0761%. So if you look at this report, you
- 8:10get a little bit scared. But if you look
- 8:11at the reason why that's happening, it's
- 8:13because of the handset revenues, which
- 8:15is mainly due to Apple. Apple is coming
- 8:17off the line and it should end by next
- 8:20quarter. So Apple is really taking down
- 8:22the revenues 26% on handset. Now if you
- 8:25look at automotive, it's growing 89% but
- 8:28you don't see it because the decline in
- 8:31handset is really killing uh the overall
- 8:33revenue growth. But once this ends next
- 8:36quarter and the quarter after, then you
- 8:38should start seeing massive growth
- 8:39numbers on the company. And the company
- 8:42is transitioning away from just selling
- 8:44handsets. They're entering the data
- 8:46center business. They're guiding $5
- 8:48billion for 27 and 15 billion by 2029.
- 8:52They said the 5 billion is a high
- 8:54confidence number because it's mainly
- 8:57their partnership with Amazon. Amazon's
- 8:59partnership is $60 billion for 10 years,
- 9:03which is about $6 billion in revenues
- 9:05per year to make custom chips for
- 9:08Amazon. Pretty amazing stuff, right? And
- 9:10then the other six, seven billion, it
- 9:12comes from companies. They have a
- 9:14partnership with Meta on CPUs. They have
- 9:16two more uh custom silicone customers.
- 9:19They haven't announced them yet. And uh
- 9:21you know, it's it's a pretty amazing
- 9:23business. And I love the fact that they
- 9:25have 0% data center exposure. So a lot
- 9:28of people talk about Nvidia and a lot of
- 9:30the semiconductors and they say we're
- 9:32nearing the end of the AI cycle.
- 9:34Although we're not, but if we are
- 9:35nearing the end, that means the low P is
- 9:37justified because they're going to
- 9:39decline. Well, Qualcomm is just
- 9:40entering. They're growing from a base of
- 9:420. They're trying to get 15 billion by
- 9:452029. Their automotive segment is
- 9:47growing 89%. They have the 5G recording
- 9:50revenues and soon 6G. So they're not so
- 9:53dependent on AI and data centers. they
- 9:55will do fine if AI is good or if it's no
- 9:57good. They have a partnership with
- 9:58Amazon and and they're going to do well
- 10:00no matter what. So this is why I like
- 10:03the company very very much. They also
- 10:05bet on anything that has to do with
- 10:07physical AI. So all the stuff that
- 10:09Metamuse has launched, the VR glasses,
- 10:11the Ray-B band audio and the meta smart
- 10:14glasses and the Muse device, all of them
- 10:16are powered by the Snapdragon chip of
- 10:19Qualcomm because Qualcomm has been
- 10:20making those phone chips for many, many
- 10:23years. They're an expert at this. They
- 10:24know what they're doing. They have some
- 10:26really good technology and anything that
- 10:28has to do with robotics or physical AI
- 10:31has to do with edge computing which is
- 10:33mainly close to the smartphone chips and
- 10:35that's where Qualcomm has a massive edge
- 10:37over AMD, Nvidia and many other
- 10:40companies. So, it's also a bet on
- 10:42physical AI and robotics over the long
- 10:44term. Uh the company is guiding about
- 10:46$18 of earnings per share by 2029. Uh
- 10:50the stock right now trading at 18 times
- 10:52earnings. I think 18 times earnings for
- 10:54the growth that the stock will be
- 10:56putting up over the next year or two
- 10:58after they finish Apple's revenues is
- 11:01too low. I look at AMD is trading in the
- 11:0330 times and I think Qualcomm could
- 11:06potentially put up those numbers if
- 11:08automotive is growing 70 80% a year and
- 11:11then handsets stop declining and AI
- 11:13revenue is coming in at 50 100% growth.
- 11:1618 times is too low. But I'm using $18
- 11:19target by 2029 and I'm timing it by 18
- 11:22times earnings if they just maintain the
- 11:24PE multiple. This is $324 per share. The
- 11:28stock right now is trading at a $177
- 11:32per share. So if I add this one and I
- 11:34put in divided by $177 per share, I'm
- 11:38getting about 83% on the upside over the
- 11:41next two and a half, three years. And
- 11:42I'm also getting a decent dividend of 2%
- 11:45that I get paid while I wait for the
- 11:47company to do whatever they're doing.
- 11:49So, I really like Qualcomm here and I
- 11:51also like Google very very much. Those
- 11:53are the two stocks I bought this month
- 11:55and I'm planning to buy more of them
- 11:57very very soon. I hope you enjoyed it.
- 11:59It was not financial advice. If you did
- 12:01enjoy it, please press the like button
- 12:03and maybe consider subscribing. So, I'll
- 12:05talk to you in another
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