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The Stock Jocks provide the bull/bear takes on recent IPO Coreweave ($CRWV). Gordon plays the role of Bull, pitching that fears about AI “poster child” Coreweave’s sustainable competitive advantage are unfounded. In contrast, George presents the Bear case that Coreweave will inevitably be “boxed out” by other cloud players. In the news, we riff on the recent (and massive) tariff-driven market dip and whether investors should buy or sell it. 

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The Stock Jocks provide their bull/bear takes on another pandemic stock, Docusign ($DOCU). George plays the role of Bull, pitching that their fledgling Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM) business can be a “second act” that re-accelerates revenue growth into the teens, while Bruce plays the “negative Nancy” and presents the Bear case. In the news, we hit tariffs and DOGE, the Wiz acquisition and regulatory environment for M&A, $CRWV and the IPO market, $PATH and $RBRK earnings.

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In Episode (#17, recorded 2/27/25), the Stock Jocks provide the bull/bear takes on big data and analytics software specialist (and darling of the military-industrial complex) Palantir ($PLTR). As we go to publication, Palantir is falling on budget cuts at the Pentagon! Some timely (and timeless!) stuff found herein - as always, lovingly packaged in adults-only (yet childish) bravado and buffoonery. In the news, we discuss the long-term implications of DeepSeek, closed vs. open models, and who will ultimately capture the economic value in AI ($NVDA, $SMCI, OpenAI ($MSFT), $GOOG). George reiterates his positive view on $APP (AppLovin'). 

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In Episode 16 (recorded 2/17/25), George and Gordon provide dizzying insights about 5 companies that have been topics of prior episodes and have also recently reported earnings. Topics: Supermicro ($SMCI), Twilio ($TWLO), Shopify ($SHOP), AppLovin ($APP) and Datadog ($DDOG). We address key questions such as: Is $SMCI still the psychotic ex-girlfriend, or has she changed? Should we let her move back into our hearts and our portfolio? (Gordon insists this metaphor has nothing to do with his pending 2nd divorce.) Is $APP the most under-covered tech story out there? Is $DDOG a “buy” after its recent miss? Will Gordon work out his issues in therapy or repeat the cycle of destruction in his personal life?

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In Episode 15 (recorded 1/12/25), the Stock Jocks provide the bull and bear cases for observability leader Datadog ($DDOG). Gordon makes the bull case and argues DDOG can meet or exceed already-high street expectations as the market consolidates among DDOG, Dynatrace ($DT) and New Relic ($NEWR), while George points to a potential in revenue growth driven by decelerating new customer acquisition.

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In Episode 14 (recorded December 29, 2024), The Stock Jocks give their bull/bear treatment to high-flying mobile marketing specialist AppLovin ($APP). Gordo hosts, George, as El Toro, argues $APP can leverage AI to meet already high Street expectations, while Bruce channels El Oso and picks apart $APP’s valuation. In the news segment, the Jocks touch on the changing interest rate and inflation outlook and the H1B visa policy debate.

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In lucky Episode 13 (recorded December 8, 2024), The Stock Jocks give their bull/bear treatment to UIPath ($PATH).  Bruce plays Bull and makes the pitch that Robotic Process Animation specialist UIPath can become a long-term winner from Generative AI. Meanwhile, Gordo takes the role of Bear, and George hosts. In the news segment, the Jocks touch on Rubrik ($RBRK), SentinalOne $S (and in turn CrowdStrike ($CRWD)), the ServiceTitan $TTAN IPO, and $SMCI. 

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In Episode 12 (recorded November 17, 2024), The Stock Jocks give their bull/bear treatment to $META, the company formerly known as Facebook. Gordon does the Bull dance and extols the virtues of “Fonzi Zuck”, George takes the role of “negative nancy” (Bear), and Bruce hosts. In the news segment, the Jocks discuss the market implications of the Trump victory and also revisit the never-boring $SMCI. 

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The Stock Jocks look back on the stocks featured in their first 10 episodes ($SMCI, $NET, $DOCN, $LULU, $RBRK, $NTNX, $SHOP, $ON, $CRWD, $TWLO). To the shock of all, Gordon takes the first Just the Tips stock-picking crown based on his prescient insight that $SMCI is trash. 

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The Stock Jocks give their bull/bear treatment to cloud communications specialist (and beleaguered stock) Twilio ($TWLO), with Gordon hosting once again, George donning the bull horns, and Bruce playing the bear.  In our news segment, we hit a number of topics, including the implications of the coming election, ASML's premature (and disappointing) earnings release, and the set up into Q3 earnings.  $ASML, $TSMC, $INTC, $TSLA, $SMCI, $NVDA