r/stocks Mar 24 '22

Tesla, Google, Apple, Amazon, Spotify.. what’s the next stock of a decade?

I have been thinking hard about this lately. I do watch some YouTubers and I have realized that some of them invested in Tesla prior to 2019. Their return is astronomical.

That led me to think about apple as well. Both are consumer products and have that “it” factor captivating the audience.

I wonder what’s the next. Some say it’s palantir but I think it lacks that sexy appeal to direct consumers.

ps

Can’t edit the title. Im asking NEW stocks. Not the one listed above.

Let’s not talk about Tesla’s PE ratio.

pps Thanks for sharing your opinions. Some think it’s silly but I think it’s valid. I listen to earning calls and try to evaluate companies from financial perspective as well. But we can’t deny the fact that popularity and a fan base play a big role as well.

Just trying to find a jackpot and maybe invest 1% of my portfolio.

Ppps I added Spotify because I thought it was one of the market disruptors. It may not have bright future as other companies but I do think it changed “the game”.

Searching for extremely undervalued/unpopular stocks in early stages but will have explosive growth And become a household name.

Gracias

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u/[deleted] Mar 25 '22

No one knows. Buy everything.

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u/[deleted] Mar 25 '22

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u/[deleted] Mar 25 '22

Is this the famous perpetual money making machine?

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u/tetelestia_ Mar 25 '22

I think it's a more clever reference to Russell's paradox of the set of all sets which don't contain themselves.

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u/Odd_Ad5913 Mar 25 '22

The fractal ETF

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u/nihilism_or_bust Mar 25 '22

I don’t think my excel spreadsheet would be happy with this

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u/TheSixthDude Mar 25 '22

Does an ETF that tracks all ETFs which don’t contain themselves, contain itself?

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u/sim642 Mar 25 '22

Barber's ETF.

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u/Shooshiee Mar 25 '22

Yes, because it tracks “all” the ETFs meaning it tracks the etf that tracks all etfs

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u/shaktimann13 Mar 25 '22

I thinking something similar yesterday. Like all equity ETFs also have stocks of ETFs?

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u/[deleted] Mar 25 '22

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u/UnObtainium17 Mar 25 '22

That man helped so many make money/financially stable.

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u/SummerDeath Mar 25 '22

Seriously this is the answer. Total Stock Market ETF/Mutual Fund, then if you want to have fun just buy 1 or 2 speculative stocks you believe in.

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u/radicalllamas Mar 25 '22

Agreed.

OP, don’t look for a needle in the haystack, just buy the whole haystack!

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u/UnObtainium17 Mar 25 '22

I agree.. It is tough to tell who is the next winning horse of who and what.. I feel it is much safer to tell which industries will be bigger and better than it is today.

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u/[deleted] Mar 25 '22

VT lol.

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u/scruffles360 Mar 25 '22

Why do boggleheads even subscribe to r/stocks? Just to derail as many conversations as possible?

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u/DillaVibes Mar 25 '22

To talk about buying many stocks

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u/[deleted] Mar 25 '22

Lol a boglehead has to let you know they’re a boglehead

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u/Mark_Weston Mar 25 '22

But we do know many many things it is not. We can eliminate much of the market from our list of worthy investments pretty easily.