
The Two Best Stocks To Buy In 2026
In his Qualtrim video, the host highlights Amazon and Meta as the two best stocks to buy for 2026, citing each company’s strategic pivots toward artificial intelligence and the metaverse. He updates his valuation models, suggesting that Amazon’s AI‑driven logistics and Meta’s ad‑revenue expansion could unlock significant margin and revenue growth. Portfolio performance data shows his growth portfolio beating the S&P 500, while a recent “fail of the week” illustrates the risks of timing mistakes. The analysis is framed for long‑term investors seeking high‑quality compounders.

5 High Quality Stocks That Have Fallen Off
The Joseph Carlson Show tackled five once‑celebrated compounding stocks—Nike, Booking Holdings, American Express, Robinhood, and a fifth unnamed name—examining whether their steep price declines present buying opportunities. Carlson highlighted each company’s recent performance, valuation metrics, and underlying competitive advantages, framing...

Here’s Why Stocks Are Going Crazy
The Joseph Carlson show opened with a striking two‑day market rally that lifted the host’s portfolio by roughly $65,000, driven by broad‑based gains in mega‑caps such as Meta, Google, ASML, Amazon and Microsoft. Carlson attributes the surge primarily to President...

This Perfect Stock Is Down 50%
The video centers on Fair Isaac Corp. (FICO), a credit‑scoring giant whose shares have slumped more than 50% from roughly $2,400 a year ago to about $1,000 today. The presenter questions whether the steep decline represents a buying opportunity or...

These 6 High Quality Stocks Are Worth Buying Today
The Joseph Carlson show zeroed in on six high‑quality, compounding‑machine stocks that have been hammered by recent macro turbulence, arguing they now present attractive entry points. Carlson highlighted FICO, Uber, and Intuit among others, noting each has slipped sharply from...

This Doomsday Article Is Causing Investor Panic
The video dissects a recent wave of investor panic sparked by a viral substack article from Citrony Research, the world’s top‑selling financial newsletter. The piece, titled “2028 Global Intelligence Crisis,” landed on the front page of the Wall Street Journal...