Stocks I'm buying on Monday... 👀

You've asked for it, here it is. I'm going to tell you what stocks I am buying next week when the market opens, and why.

One of the most common questions and DMs I get is, 'Hey man, should I invest in this…' or 'Why did you buy Nvidia? It’s overpriced…' followed by the usual blah blah blah. So I thought I should let you know my full game plan for why I invest in what I invest in.

My plan has always been, “Invest for the long game, and try to make some quick cash along the way”. That’s the plan anyway.

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📬 What’s in this week’s newsletter?

• Stocks I’m buying this week & why.

• Big things coming next week in the Stock Market…

Disclaimer: The following content is for informational and entertainment purposes only and reflects my personal opinions and experiences. It is not intended as financial advice. I am not a licensed financial advisor. Investing involves risk, including the potential loss of principal. Please do your own research or consult with a licensed professional before making any financial decisions.

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Stocks I’m buying this week & why 📈

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1. Vanguard S&P 500 UCITS ETF USD Dis - (VUSA)

Why:

• So far this year, (thanks to Trump), the S&P 500 is down 13%, which is a lot. I understand that we might see this go down still, possibly when Trump's 90-day Tariffs pause comes to an end, but this is still a great price to get in at.

• Long-term safe investment. Historically, the S&P 500 has returned around 8–10% per year on average over the long term (even after factoring in crashes and recessions). As a long-term investor, I will be buying this, no matter the price.

• Instantly diversified across sectors (tech, healthcare, finance, energy, etc.)

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2. NVIDIA- (NVDA)

Why:

• Improve my Dollar Cost Average - I started investing in Nvidia late last year, before all hell broke loose. My average is $131, so buying at these cheap prices is a no-brainer.

• Leader in AI - I do believe that Nvidia is still the top dog in the AI world. Yes, it may have been overpriced coming into this year, however, with all the new investment Nvidia are doing, such as the $5.5 billion to set up shop in the U.S, I can see them making money in the next 5 years.

• Strong Balance Sheet - NVIDIA has tons of cash, minimal debt, and is highly profitable, giving them flexibility to innovate, buy back stock, or make strategic acquisitions.

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3. Tesla - (TSLA)

Why:

• Money, not politics - I know Tesla and Elon Musk have come under a lot of fire in the past couple of months. However, I only see Tesla as an opportunity to make money. Due to the past issues and Tariffs, Tesla is at a huge discount, down 29%.

• Company’s future - Elon, as he said, is taking a step back from his position at D.O.G.E to focus more on his ‘damaged’ company. This news alone made Tesla’s stock price shoot up 23% in the past 5 days.

• Energy and AI Expansion - Tesla isn’t just a car company: they’re scaling energy storage (Megapacks, Powerwalls) and pushing into robotics and AI (like Optimus robot and Full Self-Driving software). These could be multi-billion-dollar businesses on their own long term. In 5–10 years, it could be robotaxis, AI, energy grids, and humanoid robots. You’re betting not just on the current business, but on future tech revolutions Tesla could lead.

Love Elon or hate him, Tesla could be a gold mine.

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4. Rivian Automotive - (RIVN)

Why:

Firstly, this is a risky investment. Rivian has yet to make a full net profit, they’re at a $19 billion loss since they started. However, Rivian Automotive has experienced notable revenue growth over recent years, reflecting its efforts to scale production and expand its market presence. It is a risk I am taking, as I can see their stock price shooting up over the next couple of years.

• Revenue growth - In 2023, the company generated $4.43 billion in revenue, up 167% from 2022, supported by the delivery of 50,122 vehicles. Last year (2024), Rivian reported annual revenue of approximately $4.97 billion, marking a 12% increase from the previous year. ​

• Amazon Partnership - Rivian's collaboration with Amazon has been a significant revenue source. In 2024, the company earned $1 billion from Amazon, primarily through the sale of electric delivery vans, up from $823 million in 2023. ​

• Technological Innovation - Rivian’s unique vehicle design reduces wiring and components, making cars lighter, more efficient, and easier to build, attracting interest from other automakers.

• Sustainability Commitment - Rivian aims for 100% renewable energy at its plants by 2028 and uses eco-friendly materials, appealing to environmentally focused buyers and investors.

• Attractive Valuation - Rivian’s cash reserves are strong compared to its market value, offering a “safety net” while it works toward profitability and growth.

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