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The Joseph Carlson Show is a series about growing wealth through purchasing stocks. We discuss breaking investment news, commentary on current events, answer community questions, and show the progress of a 6 figure portfolio be built into a million-dollar portfolio.
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$ADBEBullish2026-08-122 entriesAdobe is a strong turnaround opportunity; current valuation discounts disruption despite consistent revenue growth and high FCF yield.
$CAVABullish2026-08-121 entryCAVA has strong growth potential and improved valuation after a ~50% drop; it is worth considering.
$CPRTBullish2026-08-121 entryCPRT's revenue decline is mostly non-organic (hurricane comps), so the stock is underpriced and a good turnaround candidate if growth resumes.
$IMAXBullish2026-08-121 entryIMAX has huge potential; current valuation misses the possibility of a dramatic revenue jump if theaters adopt surge pricing for IMAX events.
$MELIBullish2026-08-121 entryMELI is a strong long-term investment driven by fintech expansion, though it requires patience due to flat stock performance and current profit sacrifice for growth.
$NBISBullish2026-08-121 entryNBIS momentum is supported by rapid revenue growth and solid fundamentals, though it carries high volatility risk.
$NKEBullish2026-08-121 entryNike is a good turnaround play and likely deeply undervalued as current revenue and margin declines are temporary and self-induced by management actions while the brand sustains premium pricing.
$RDDTBullish2026-08-121 entryReddit's current $30B valuation is low relative to its growth; it could reach $50-60B in a few years.
$ROLBullish2026-08-121 entryRollins is a high-quality company with a reliable business model; the recent derating to a ~30 PE makes it an attractive ownership candidate.
$GOOGLBullish2026-06-081 entrySupports Google's equity raise; views the dilution as positive because investors believe in its returns on capital.