Fubo Tv shareholders have been on a wild ride this past month as its seen the stock rise from $26 to an all-time high of $62. This was primarily driven by analyst upgrades, most notably from Needham's Laura Martin giving Fubo a price target of $60. Not only a day later, Lightshed's Rich Greenfield came out with a short report with a price target of $8. Shortly after, a few other downgrades came out sending this stock crashing to below the price when Martin gave it an upgrade.

So is Fubo Tv stock a buy today? After this recent selloff, it looks really attractive. On Tuesday, Jan 5, 2020, Fubo Tv just announced its preliminary results for Q4. It exceeded expectations and the stock saw a drastic bounce of 20% from its lows of $24. Let's discuss what Fubo Tv is all about, its future potential, and what I plan on doing with the stock.

Nio, XPeng, and Li Auto all reported their December Deliveries last weekend. These Chinese electric-vehicle makers ended the year on a high note: Nio, XPeng and Li Auto reported record December deliveries. All these Chinese EV stocks rose by the closing bell due to strong 100%+ growth in vehicle deliveries.

In this episode, I'll be breaking down Nio, Xpeng, and Li Auto's December delivery numbers, and discussing what I plan on doing with these stocks moving forward. These stocks are seeing robust growth and I believe they are well-positioned to continue exceeding delivery targets in the near future.

2020 was a wild ride for the stock market as it ended the year at a record high, to which many wouldn't have believed it could achieve in the March lows of this year. If this year has taught me anything, is that time in the market beats timing the market.

I'm looking forward to what 2021 has to offer. After watching these stocks perform this year, I'm hoping to start building (or adding to) a position in the companies I'm talking about today.

I'd love to hear about some of the stocks you guys are looking to buy in 2021. You can let me know in the comment section down below. Have a Happy New Year and stay safe guys.

2020 was a wild ride for the stock market as it ended the year at a record high, to which many wouldn't have believed it could achieve in the March lows of this year. If this year has taught me anything, is that time in the market beats timing the market.

I'm looking forward to what 2021 has to offer. After watching these stocks perform this year, I'm hoping to start building (or adding to) a position in the companies I'm talking about today. Have a Happy New Year and stay safe guys!

Palantir is a software company that builds the world’s leading platforms for data-driven operations and decision-making, Palantir Gotham, and Palantir Foundry. They develop long-term partnerships with organizations, working together to help them realize the value in their data, and transform how they operate.

Palantir can best be summed up as a big data analytics company. The company’s technology gathers data from various sources and analyzes it to help users—often government agencies—make sense of the data and make decisions.

Shares of Unity Software (NYSE: U), a leading platform to create and monetize interactive games, have more than doubled after the company went public at $68.88 per share. While optimism surrounding tech stocks has definitely helped, investors are also clearly excited about Unity's prospects.

In this episode, I'll be breaking down Unity, its products, financials, risk factors, and long-term prospects. Is Unity still a buy today? It is priced very high, but that's not for no reason at all. Let's dive into what Unity is all about.

Unity is the world’s leading platform for creating and operating interactive, real-time 3D (RT3D) content. Creators, ranging from game developers and architects to automotive designers, filmmakers, and more, use Unity to make their creations come to life. Unity’s platform provides a comprehensive set of software solutions to create, run and monetize interactive, real-time 2D and 3D content for mobile phones, tablets, PCs, consoles, and augmented and virtual reality devices.

Ever wonder how you were able to get matched on Tinder? Or how you were able to get connected with your uber driver? Well that’s all powered by a little company called Elastic. Elastic is powering the search that connects us in this digital age.

Elastic (ESTC) is a search company. As the creators of the Elastic Stack (Elasticsearch, Kibana, Beats, and Logstash), Elastic builds self-managed and SaaS offerings that make data usable in real-time and at scale for use cases like application search, site search, enterprise search, logging, APM, metrics, security, business analytics, and many more. Thousands of organizations worldwide use Elastic to power mission-critical systems.

Elastic is an open source search technology implemented in use cases such as application search, site search, enterprise search, logging, infrastructure monitoring, application performance management (APM), security analytics (also used to augment SIEM applications), and business analytics. The Elasticsearch meetup community totals more than 100,000 members. Elastic is publicly traded on the NYSE under the symbol ESTC.

2020 has been one of the strangest but most rewarding years in the stock market. Remarkably, the Nasdaq composite is up over 40% year to date. Those are pretty impressive returns but that pales in comparison to some of these high-flying tech stocks. In this episode, I want to take a look back in 2020 and go over the best performing tech stocks of the year. Let's run through the best winners year to date in the tech sector, break down what drove them to multi-bagger status, and discuss if they're poised to continue to do well in 2021.

I believe all businesses are becoming more of a technology company, as technology solutions are becoming a necessity in this digital age. I’m always looking to invest in the next big disruptive innovation that has the ability to change an industry. Fueled by the pandemic, these companies have seen an acceleration in their business. Are these prices still justified? After their insane run-up, it's hard to say; however, all the companies I talked about today are still small to mid-cap companies. They still have some room to grow as long as they continue to execute on their business strategy. I believe 2021 could be another great year for these high flying tech stocks.

Digital Turbine (APPS) stock just hit its all-time high today at $53.80 and has been one of my best-performing growth stocks of 2020. This has been an amazing run as it hit its 52-week low of $3.48 just earlier this year in March. If you bought it at its lows, you’d have over a 10x on your initial investment.

So what’s been driving this incredible rally in APPS stock? How much further can APPS run? And is it still a buy now? In today’s episode, I’ll be answering these questions and what I’ll be doing moving forward.

Digital Turbine (APPS) simplifies content discovery and delivers it directly to the device. Its on device media platform powers frictionless app and content discovery, user acquisition and engagement, operational efficiency and monetization opportunities. Digital Turbine's technology platform has been adopted by more than 40 mobile operators and OEMs, and has delivered more than three billion app preloads for tens of thousands advertising campaigns.

Digital Turbine delivers a mobile services platform that works with mobile operators and third-party publishers to provide portal management, user interface, content development and billing technology that enables the responsible distribution of mobile entertainment.

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