Folks, in today's video, we are going to break down the top seven beatdown stocks that can 10x from current levels. Now, if you look at history, it's extremely common to have corrections, crashes, widespread market setbacks, and every single time, folks, if you bought the dip on good assets at good prices, you came out ahead. The secret is finding stocks where the businesses themselves are continuing to grow and show crazy numbers while the stock prices are going down.
Where you get that disconnection is where you can really print money if you buy the dip. And in today's video, I'm going to present seven stocks that I found that fit this criteria. I'm going to present the stock, what is so exciting about the stock, why the value is undeniable, and why it makes so much sense to buy the dip.
And we're going to get right to work. Timestamps down below, but first, as always, if you're the one taking the ultimate risk, you got to be the one doing the ultimate frisk. Okay, quick plug.
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So in 2024, the net trade deficit widened to $918 billion. And these numbers are around some of the most extreme numbers in history for the country. Now, in order to fight this, Trump has imposed tariffs and proposed even bigger ones that are on pause right now.
But those tariffs have in total cost the stock market in excess of $10 trillion at lows. So, in order to fight a $918 billion trade deficit, Trump destroyed around $10 trillion plus of equity valuation. So, people are thinking, wait a second, is the medicine worth the cure here?
Well, a lot of folks in the market are thinking, you know what, it's not worth the cure. A lot of folks are saying, you know what? Yeah, I like tariffs.
I like reciprocal tariffs, but they need to actually be reciprocal, and they need to be very, very targeted to industries where other countries are playing unfairly. It can't just be broad and crazy numbers based on deficits. And to make matters worse, the administration seems to consistently change their mind and keep changing the goalposts and ideas and rates on a daily basis with different members of the administration all seemingly contradicting themselves on any given day.
Now that said, all of these facts aside, I expect this to be a couple quarter rugpull at most. I agree with probability markets when they say that trade deals are coming. If we do go forward with the broad crazy tariff rates that Trump originally proposed, I mean, you're going to see draconian economic results that put so much political pressure on the administration and on the ruling party that eventually either way they're going to be forced to walk some of them back or negotiate them down.
And once that happens, this rugpole will age to be a crazy crazy opportunity for building a wealth, creating a beautiful bouncy mc bouncy in many names. So, what are the top seven down stocks worth buying right now? Well, number seven, RGTI, Regetti Computing.
This is a tiny quantum computing company that had a huge boom cycle during the high performance computing super cycle of 2024, but now it's down significantly and screaming by. The stock has gotten absolutely hammered. You got to remember the quantum computing wave, if you look at the studies, the statistics, it's going to just get crazier and crazier and crazier.
The overall market size is going to explode. And Regetti, not only are they a leader in this, but they could also be a number one buyout candidate. As the stock price goes lower, well, more and more companies are looking at them and they're thinking, "Okay, maybe we should buy them out.
" And if you know how these buyouts go, they get bought out for a big premium. RTI's technology continues to hit critical milestones. And so, the upside is absolutely enormous.
RGTI looks like a pick and shovels provider of quantum solutions to governments, research institutions, and industry. They've already achieved 84 cubit systems and are pushing toward quantum advantage. In fact, RGTI just got a major vote of confidence from a tech giant, Quanta Computer, a Fortune 500 electronics manufacturer.
They struck a partnership to co-develop Regetti's nextgen quantum hardware. Quant is investing $35 million for a stake in Regetti, and both companies will pour a hund00 million each over the next 5 years into advancing Regetti's superconducting quantum tech. When a big player shows up with a fat check, that's a good sign this underdog might have a real bite.
And unlike a year ago, Reedetti's balance sheet is in better shape. They ended 2024 with $217 million in cash and even paid off all of their debt. So, they've bought themselves a lot of time to hit the next key technology milestones.
Number six, Amazon AMZN. So, obviously, you're playing options if you want to get a 10x on the recovery of Amazon, but with the stock being down 30%, oof oof, this has a lot of upside. A lot of bears have been arguing that the combination of tariffs and Jeff Bezos's endlessly expensive fiance are just too much too much for the stock to handle.
But let's be honest, sometimes the market's collective wisdom isn't exactly Einstein status. And in fact, markets are getting Amazon completely wrong here. First of all, twothirds of Amazon's revenue comes from the US and its supply chain is extremely US-heavy and it's one of the most resilient and stable companies out there.
But more importantly, people misunderstand what Amazon does. When most people think of Amazon, they picture Prime deliveries landing at their doorstep, but of course, there's way, way more beneath the surface. Sure, e-commerce makes up about 80% of Amazon's revenue.
But the real money printing machine is AWS, Amazon Web Services. AWS contributes roughly 60% of Amazon's total operating income despite being only about 20% of its revenue. The beauty of AWS, folks, is that it's far less vulnerable to tariff drama than e-commerce.
Let's face it, cloud infrastructure isn't exactly an optional luxury. Institutions need cloud computing. Market research firm Canalysis still expects cloud infrastructure spending to grow a juicy 19% this year, even after factoring in these pesky tariffs.
And guess who's sitting pretty in the driver seat of that growth? Well, well, that's right, good old AWS. Now, tariffs actually might be a positive thing for Amazon in some sense.
Yes, about 25% of Amazon's private label products hail from China, which could make tariff hikes feel like a punch to the gut. But let's not pretend that Amazon is stuck in a toxic relationship with Chinese manufacturing and doesn't have the resources to pivot. Whoever gets the most favorable tariff deals, Amazon can just increase their manufacturing in those areas.
Also, if recession fears force customers to tighten their purse strings, well, guess who's going to benefit? Well, the company that's built a reputation on rock bottom prices and convenience. Okay, number five, AFRM, affirm holdings.
Now, before you say, Charlie, have you lost it? Credit stocks, credit stocks going into a recession. A stock that does buy now pay later going into a recession.
Are you a Well, a firm isn't your run-of-the-mill consumer credit company, and Wall Street is absolutely sleeping on its true potential here. Yes, consumer credit plays during a recession can feel risky, but this simply means extra discount on the stock price. The firm is extremely well-managed, and there's huge, huge consumer demand for buy now pay later services.
A firm isn't just throwing credit around like confetti at a parade. A firm has better risk management than their peers. According to many independent analysts and by many different metrics and studies.
Now, you got to understand why buy now pay later is so so juicy of an industry. The overall trend is that younger borrowers prefer buy now pay later versus really high interest credit card debt. Right?
Who would have thought that? And it's becoming used so aggressively that it's getting ingrained in the consumer's mind. And when consumers start tightening their belts, they don't stop spending completely.
They get smarter about how they spend. And a firm's interest free loans thanks to merchants footing the bill. Gives shoppers a lifeline to keep purchasing without breaking the bank immediately.
And let's get practical. A firm's buy now pay later model actually helps merchants boost sales without resorting to painful price cuts. And this is crucial because tariffs and economic jitters have businesses absolutely sweating bullets right now.
Plus, despite competitor CLA hitting pause on their IPO due to fears of a recession, Affirm is actively innovating during this time. They've expanded their network, increased direct and consumer engagement through their Affirm card, and even leveraged AI to personalize offers. It's like they've brought a bazooka to a knife fight, ready to grab market share even when competitors are retreating right now.
So, again, I think Affirm's a great buy. Okay, next. Meta.
So, the stock has definitely seen better days, down around 30% from its February highs. Meta is getting hammered with the FTC antirust saga and pesky tariff worries. In terms of the FTC, right now, Meta is battling it out in court and facing FTC accusations that Zuckerberg snagged Instagram and WhatsApp specifically to squash competition.
And sure, on paper, it looks rough. I mean, leaked emails, internal panic, accusations flying everywhere, basically corporate reality TV. But let's put this in perspective.
First off, both Instagram and WhatsApp acquisitions were thoroughly vetted and approved back in 2012 and 2014. The FTC is trying to rewind the tape, but even with juicy internal emails, this isn't exactly a slam dunk for regulators, and it's hard to argue they're a monopoly. They compete with YouTube, they compete with Tik Tok, they compete with X and so forth.
Let's talk tariffs. So, tariffs aren't exactly good for Meta's breadandut ad business, especially when 10% of their revenue ties back to Chinese ad spending. But the market might be exaggerating the impact.
Yes, advertising budgets could tighten, but advertisers still need results. And guess where they reliably find them? On platforms with billions of eyeballs glued to screens like Meta's family of apps.
Meta's sheer scale is its shield here. It controls a massive 72. 5% of US social ad spending.
So even if budgets get leaner, Meta is likely to maintain priority status among advertisers. Plus, Meta's international growth remains robust. Europe, Asia-Pacific, and the rest of the world are still clocking in impressive growth rates.
Losing some Chinese ad spend will hurt, but Meta's global footprint is vast enough to soften the blow. I think that Meta is a great buy the dip opportunity here. Number three, DrftKings, the king of drafts, DKNG.
So, DrftKings is of course a leader in US digital sports betting and I gaming that's currently offering investors a very, very attractive entry point. DrftKings marked 2024 with its first ever fully year adjusted profit of $181. 3 million, reversing a $151 million loss from the prior year.
Revenue surged by 30%, reaching an impressive $4. 8 billion. If you look at every trend, whether you're talking revenue, profit, users, expansion into new markets, well, DrftKings is dominating.
And you look at the stock price, well, every single time you've hit levels that we've hit now, you've then gone on to bouncy Mc Bouncy to a new high. The company remains active in pursuing additional mergers and acquisitions, potentially expanding its addressable market even more significantly. And the acquisition of Jackpocket, a mobile lottery platform, highlights DrftKings strategic diversification away from sole reliance on sports betting.
DrftKings continues to enhance its platform with innovative features like micro betting, expanded player props, enhanced NBA product features, and geographically anticipated legalization in Missouri along with growth opportunities in New York, Massachusetts, and Indiana positions DrftKings very, very well domestically. and international expansion strategies notably in Canada and Latin America could further amplify growth. Okay, number two, Broadcom AVGO.
This is a global technology leader specializing in semiconductor and infrastructure software solutions. It's down big right now and screaming by. The company designs and develops a wide range of products including chips for networking, broadband, wireless communications, and enterprise storage.
Broadcom's clientele includes major technology companies and hypers scale cloud providers. Notably, firms like Amazon, Microsoft, and Alphabet rely on Broadcom's chips for their data centers and AI infrastructure, and that demand isn't going anywhere. The company's products are integral to the operations of these tech giants, making Broadcom a key player in the global technology supply chain.
And buying down here, I believe you're going to see a very, very big upside in the coming quarters. Okay, number one, Robin Hood. So, this has been a very contrarian pick of mine that I really, really love.
The way that Robin Hood has been able to ingrain itself into the psyche of the trading world is unmatched. A lot of the things that I hope SoFi would do, Robin Hood has done. And they've been able to consistently grow their user base, grow their product structure, grow the overall amount of deposits while also getting users to sign up and use more and more of their products.
Got options and equities trading, crypto wallets, high yield savings, credit cards, IRAs and retirement accounts, Robin Hood Gold, which is a killer subscription model. If you look at net deposits, they're surging revenue per user increasing profitable quarters finally stacking up and assets under custody growing fast. And again, when it comes down to this very volatile market, well, well, more volatility equals more trades, which means more money for Robin Hood.
So, Robin Hood definitely one that you want to pay attention to. A higher risk, more volatile play than a lot of the other ones on this list, but one that you definitely want to consider taking a look at. Anyways, folks, that caps off today's video.
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