Growth Stocks with Fexingo: Tech Companies, High-Growth Picks, and Long-Term Holdings

Palantir stock dropped more than 11 percent in the last five days, widening the gap between high-growth names with clear AI revenue and those still selling a story. This episode drills into Palantir's current valuation — 35 times forward sales — versus peers like CrowdStrike and Cloudflare. Lucas and Luna debate whether the market is finally demanding proof of profitability at scale, or if the selloff is just a rotation into mega-cap safety. They look at the China consumer slowdown and what it means for growth stocks exposed to international revenue. The hosts also examine how the Greenspan era of Fed thinking still shapes today's rate expectations, even as the growth-momentum trade gets repriced.

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Lucas and Luna examine the divergence between high-growth names like Cloudflare and Palantir, which are down 7% and 11% respectively in the past five days, and mega-cap stalwarts like Apple, which is flat. They argue that the market is shifting from a growth-at-any-price mindset to a quality filter, favoring companies with strong free cash flow and durable revenue. The conversation centers on the recent Fed pivot under Chair Kevin Warsh, who has signaled a 'velvet glove' regime change, and how that is repricing risk for unprofitable growth stocks. Luna raises the surprising resilience of Tesla and Nvidia, both down only around 1.5%, suggesting the quality filter is nuanced. Lucas explains that the market is rewarding 'revenue visibility'—companies whose future growth is more predictable—while punishing those with high burn rates and uncertain profitability timelines. They also touch on the paradox of low-volatility readings (VIX) against the backdrop of sharp sell-offs in high-beta names, and what that says about market structure today.

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The market for growth stocks is quietly fracturing along a new axis: revenue visibility. Lucas and Luna look at how companies like CrowdStrike and Palantir—with multi-year contracts—command premium valuations, while high-growth names like Cloudflare and Datadog trade at a steep discount despite similar growth rates. Using solid data from June 2026, they explore how the Fed's 'velvet glove' regime under Kevin Warsh is rewarding predictable recurring revenue and punishing uncertainty. Plus, a look at Shopify's surprising resilience and what it signals about the next phase of growth investing.

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Episode 65 of Growth Stocks with Fexingo. Lucas and Luna examine the growing divergence in the growth stock universe as AI adoption creates a clear divide between companies that benefit directly from AI workloads and those that don't. Using recent performance data for Datadog and Cloudflare as case studies, they discuss how investors can identify which side of the divide a stock falls on. The conversation also touches on the broader market regime under Fed Chair Kevin Warsh and what it means for growth stock valuations. With ARKK surging 6% in five days while Datadog fell 3%, the hosts unpack what the numbers are telling us about the market's AI betting lines.

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The VIX has dropped to 12.4, its lowest since 2019, yet growth stocks like Datadog and Cloudflare are selling off. Lucas and Luna examine why high-growth software names are diverging from the broader risk-on rally in mega-caps like Nvidia and Amazon. They unpack the 'AI hangover' thesis, how the Warsh Fed policy shift is compressing duration premiums, and what the IWF versus VUG performance gap tells us about a market that's increasingly two-tiered. Plus, why low-volatility conditions may actually be a warning sign for growth investors.

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Lucas and Luna unpack the aftermath of SpaceX's IPO and the surprising divergence it has created in the growth stock universe. With shares initially surging then slipping, the debut has exposed a widening gap between 'narrative' growth and 'fundamental' growth. Drawing on data from ARKK's 6 percent weekly jump and NVDA's 2.7 percent gain, they explore how the IPO has split the market into two distinct tiers: high-conviction, high-visibility names versus speculative, story-driven stocks. They also connect this bifurcation to the broader macro environment, where the Fed's hawkish pivot is forcing investors to differentiate more carefully. A must-listen for anyone trying to navigate growth stocks in a market that is no longer lifting all boats.

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Lucas and Luna break down how the AI computing boom is creating a new class of growth stocks built on infrastructure spending rather than software subscriptions. With Vanguard Growth ETF up 2% in a week and ARK Innovation surging 6%, they examine why companies like NVIDIA and CrowdStrike are benefiting from a shift toward compute-as-a-commodity, and what that means for long-term investors. The episode also touches on how the Fed's hawkish pivot under Warsh is creating a two-tier growth market, and why the safest growth stocks today have the lowest revenue visibility. A must-listen for anyone trying to separate durable growth from speculative froth in a rising-rate environment.

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Lucas and Luna dig into a paradox at the heart of growth investing: the most explosive returns often come from companies with the least predictable revenue. They examine how software firms like Datadog and Cloudflare — whose stocks have diverged sharply in recent weeks — illustrate the tension between recurring revenue visibility and category-creating upside. Using the recent performance of ARKK and the broader growth indices, they challenge the assumption that subscription businesses are always safer bets. Plus, a look at how the Warsh Fed's hawkish tilt is compressing multiples for the very companies that need long-duration bets to compound. A dense, 10-minute conversation for anyone who owns VUG, ARKK, or individual high-growth names.

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Episode 60 of Growth Stocks with Fexingo. Lucas and Luna dig into Realty Income, the triple-net-lease REIT that's quietly compounding at 5 to 6 percent annually through a disciplined acquisitions machine. They break down how the company has deployed over $11 billion in property deals since 2022, why its investment-grade tenant roster—including Walgreens, Dollar General, and 7-Eleven—keeps rent coverage ratios stable, and how rising interest rates actually sharpen its competitive edge against private buyers. Along the way, they touch on the current market environment: IWF at 123, ARKK hovering near 80, and why growth investors should look beyond pure tech. If you think growth equals software or biotech, this episode might change your mind.

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The Federal Reserve under new chairman Kevin Warsh is turning out to be more hawkish than markets expected. On this episode of Growth Stocks with Fexingo, Lucas and Luna dig into how growth stock valuations have already adjusted to a higher-for-longer rate environment, using the recent performance of ARKK, the iShares Russell 1000 Growth ETF (IWF), and the Vanguard Growth ETF (VUG) as their guide. They explore why high-duration growth names like Datadog and Cloudflare are down while mega-cap tech like Apple and NVIDIA remain resilient, and what that split means for investors. The hosts also unpack the IPO slump and how rising real yields are compressing valuations for unprofitable tech. If you've been watching the rotation out of speculative growth into quality, this episode offers a clear framework for understanding what the market has already priced in.

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