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1. Market rotation is occurring with capital flowing into undervalued sectors; 2. Distressed real estate and high-yield REITs are highlighted as potential winners; 3. Balance sheet strength and sector selection are crucial for successful picks.

1. Gorilla Technology's stock remains stable despite strong growth prospects and significant contracts; 2. The company expects 47% Y/Y growth in 2025 but lacks a clear free cash flow picture and has a net neutral balance sheet; 3. Management is confident in future growth but risks are posed by reliance on working capital adjustments and customer concentration.

1. W. P. Carey Inc. has successfully reorganized its portfolio, focusing on industrial and warehouse properties, enhancing its risk/reward profile and dividend growth potential. 2. The REIT's dividend pay-out ratio is in the mid-70s, with a competitive AFFO-based valuation, making it an attractive option for passive income investors. 3. With a forecasted $1.0 billion investment volume in 2025 and minimal debt maturities, W.P. Carey is poised for AFFO growth and acquisition-driven expansion.

1. Stocks started the week with a modest recovery, bouncing off the opening lows. Tech stocks faced pressure. 2. WTI crude oil surged 3.1% to a five-week high due to geopolitical tensions. 3. Economic data were mixed, with the Chicago PMI rising for the third month in a row, while the Dallas Fed's business activity index fell and outlook uncertainty index rose.

1. Meta Platforms reported $48.4B in Q4 2024 revenue, up 21% year-over-year; 2. Free cash flow reached $52.1B in 2024, with $39.2B in CapEx and $77.8B in liquidity; 3. Reality Labs posted a $5B Q4 operating loss, raising concerns about capital efficiency.

1. Visa is examined as a prime example of a wonderful business; 2. The article discusses the major risk factors for investors; 3. The current market price of Visa shares reflects its wonderful nature and promises lackluster returns over the next 3-5 years.

1. Wall Street's focus next week will be on 'Liberation Day' on April 2, when President Trump is expected to implement reciprocal tariffs and a 25% tariff on automobile imports. 2. The market is expected to be turbulent due to the trade war escalation. 3. Economic data, especially labor market data, will be released this week, culminating in the highly anticipated nonfarm payrolls report on Friday.

1. Tesla's situation has worsened with declining sales in Europe, the USA, and China; 2. The company's high valuation is unjustified given the significant challenges, including technological competition and ideological controversies; 3. Tesla faces declining market share in China, with local competitors offering faster-charging, cheaper EVs, and patriotic consumer behavior favoring domestic brands.

1. Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk are leading players in the obesity and diabetes markets, valued at over $100 billion. 2. Both companies have strengths and weaknesses in their drug pipelines compared to competitors. 3. The article compares the long-term attractiveness of Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly as investment opportunities.

1. President Trump's 25% auto tariff announcement caused market turmoil; 2. Automakers were hit hard, with General Motors plunging over 8%; 3. BlackRock expanded its crypto footprint with a European Bitcoin ETP.

1. Tesla is expected to report its Q1 delivery numbers soon, with most analysts predicting a significant decline from the previous year's quarter. 2. Sales in Europe and China have significantly declined, potentially leading to Q1 deliveries below 300,000. 3. The autonomous driving bet is risky, with Tesla lagging behind Waymo in key metrics. 4. Tesla's energy segment is performing well, but it will take until the end of the decade to reach a 50% revenue share. 5. Forward earnings and revenue estimates vary greatly among analysts, indicating significant risk with the current stock price.

1. SCHD is a solid instrument for prudent income-investors to diversify their current income streams. 2. The core investment case of SCHD is related to an acceptable initial yield and around double-digit dividend growth rate. 3. In the current market environment, SCHD has become an even more attractive dividend paying vehicle.

1. Despite recession fears, historical data and fundamentals suggest strong stock market gains; 2. Sentiment surveys are unreliable and hard economic data indicates robust consumer spending; 3. Dividend aristocrats offer significant upside potential with long-term dividend growth and attractive valuations; 4. The current market conditions present a rare buying opportunity; 5. The selected aristocrats are undervalued, have strong credit ratings, and offer long-term return potential.

1. The market experienced a volatile week, starting with an advance and ending with a selloff. Tariffs and inflation were key factors affecting market sentiment. 2. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite both fell, with the S&P 500 down -1.5% and the Nasdaq down -2.6%. 3. The Fed's preferred inflation gauge, the core personal consumption expenditures price index, rose 0.4% M/M in February, higher than the consensus estimate.

1. Amazon's focus on third-party sales, advertising, and cloud services should drive further growth; 2. Despite predicting rather pessimistic growth rates, the company is currently trading at fair value; 3. With realistic growth and profitability metrics, Amazon could offer additional potential of up to 95%.

1. The stock has fallen over 35% since the sell rating in December 2024; 2. Technical analysis indicates a bearish outlook with no signs of bottoming; 3. Revenue spike in recent earnings, but commercialization still distant.

1. Intel has appointed a new CEO, Lip-Bu Tan, focusing on efficiency and cost reduction; 2. The company is back on the innovation track with the 18A chip and expected PC market recovery; 3. Potential for stock appreciation due to merger talks involving GlobalFoundries, TSMC, and other tech giants.

1. Historical accounting issues and OEM competition are present, but AI tailwinds, mid-range server adoption, and cost optimization support a Moderate Buy stance with a $50-$60 target; 2. Vertically integrated manufacturing, customizable GPUs, and global expansion signal robust top-line prospects, but uncertain supplier ties and potential share commoditization are concerns; 3. Despite not ranking top among AI plays, moderate margins, scaling operations, and ongoing HPC adoption imply a 25-37% upside, assuming stable EPS growth and limited accounting risks.

1. Baidu's AI advancements face competition from DeepSeek and Alibaba; 2. Baidu's core advertising business is hindered by user experience and bid-ranking systems; 3. Baidu appears overvalued at 1.5x forward EV/Revenue compared to peers; 4. Investors should avoid Baidu due to uncertain AI leadership and focus on higher-quality Chinese stocks.

1. Lululemon has consistently reported double-digit revenue growth since its IPO in 2007; 2. Despite skepticism in 2024, the company achieved double-digit growth; 3. The 2025 top-line guidance suggests a slower growth rate.

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1. Palantir's Q4 FY24 revenue surged 36% YoY, exceeding expectations by 7.6%; 2. FY25 revenue is projected to grow above 31% driven by AIP's 54% YoY growth; 3. Despite high valuation, Palantir's earnings are expected to grow at a 50% CAGR over the next three years, justifying a premium price target of $136.

1. The IPO market is beginning to thaw in 2025 after several years of slow activity. 2. Lower inflation, interest rate cuts, and a return to dealmaking are encouraging companies to go public. 3. 66 IPOs have been filed, marking a 27% increase from the same period last year. 4. The article discusses the potential risks and opportunities in the current IPO market.

1. President Trump announced new tariffs on automobile imports, with a 25% tariff on all vehicles not manufactured in the U.S. effective April 2; 2. Analysts warn that these tariffs could significantly raise car prices and disrupt the supply chain; 3. The tariffs could lead to higher car prices in the U.S. by $5,000 to $10,000 depending on the make/model/price point.

1. Amazon's stock price does not reflect its improved efficiency, profitability, and focus; 2. Despite a 20% drop, Amazon's fundamentals suggest an attractive entry point; 3. AWS investments and cash flow growth indicate a strategic shift towards infrastructure reinforcement; 4. Historical data shows Amazon's stock often bounces back after significant drops.

1. Amazon has transitioned from a hypergrowth disruptor to a market leader with declining valuation multiples; 2. The stock is undervalued due to market sentiment and economic uncertainty; 3. Amazon Web Services (AWS) is the primary growth driver with high-margin AI offerings; 4. Amazon's three-layer AI strategy gives it a competitive edge in the AI revolution; 5. Despite economic risks, AWS's profitability and Amazon's strategic AI positioning suggest significant upside potential.

1. Palantir's stock surged after the US presidential election, driven by expectations of accelerated federal business growth and strong fourth quarter results. 2. Despite current performance, the company's market capitalization does not justify its current performance. 3. The author believes Palantir's growth will normalize as AI momentum fades, but the strong investor base may prevent a significant drop in stock price.

1. Despite a 21.8% stock decline, the author maintains a BUY rating on NVDA due to strong AI capex spending and superior Blackwell chip efficiency. 2. The DeepSeek saga has not reduced AI spending; Blackwell remains crucial for advanced AI models, outperforming Hopper in efficiency and capability. 3. Investor sentiment is disconnected from management's evidence-backed optimism; NVDA's leadership in AI remains strong, with significant upside potential from current levels.

1. Nebius's stock has dropped 21% since the last article, but the company has announced several positive developments. 2. The forecast for Nebius's operating metrics has been updated, with capital expenditure projections increased to $5.05 billion in 2025 and $4.49 billion in 2026. 3. Revenue estimates have been revised upward to $845 million in 2025 and $3.02 billion in 2026. Despite high CAPEX requirements, Nebius AI has flexible financing options.

1. Ares Capital is a leading BDC with a strong track record and conservative underwriting; 2. Despite good 10-K results, current economic uncertainties and recession fears make it unattractive to invest in ARCC; 3. ARCC's historical performance during crises shows significant drops, indicating its sensitivity to economic downturns and risk in the current macro environment.