6 Stocks to BUY NOW After Earnings Crash!

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 This video discusses six stocks that have experienced significant dips after their recent earnings reports, presenting them as potential buying opportunities. The speaker categorizes these stocks into low, medium, and high-risk options based on their current financial health and market conditions.

Here's a breakdown of the stocks discussed:

• Low-Risk Stocks (0:50)

  • Amazon (0:59): The stock dropped over 14% due to high spending on AI infrastructure, with a monumental $200 billion projected for 2026 (4:46). Despite this, Amazon's sales exceeded $700 billion (1:38), and net income grew by over 30% (2:16), making it one of the most profitable companies. The North America segment and AWS also show strong growth (3:07, 3:46).
  • Microsoft (6:31): Microsoft's stock fell due to a 66% year-over-year increase in capital expenditure (6:47). However, the company reported $81 billion in sales for the quarter (7:09), up 17% year-over-year, and a 60% increase in net income (7:22). Microsoft's strong market position in enterprise software, GitHub, and Azure, along with AI integrations, indicate significant future potential (7:27).

• Medium-Risk Stocks (8:21)

  • AMD (8:31): Despite a nearly 20% drop, AMD's earnings were strong, with sales up 34% year-over-year to $10.3 billion (8:57) and operating income up 50% (9:11). The data center business, crucial for AI, grew by 39% (9:21). The dip is attributed to guidance not being "impressive enough" for Wall Street's high expectations (9:38). AMD's AI business is just starting, with new chips and major customer acquisitions like OpenAI and Oracle (10:35).
  • VeriSign (11:33): The stock fell about 10% and is down 30% from its 52-week high (11:38) due to a slight miss on EPS despite beating sales and raising guidance (11:52). VeriSign holds exclusive rights to .com and .net domains, giving it a strong monopoly (12:35). The company boasts high renewal rates (13:04), predictable revenue, and gross margins typically close to 90% (13:39).

• High-Risk Stocks (14:27)

  • Disney (14:32): Disney's stock has lost nearly half its value (14:46) due to anticipated softer international theme park traffic (14:50), struggles in sports and legacy TV (15:11), and uncertainty surrounding a new CEO (15:38). Despite these challenges, Disney's experiences unit (theme parks, resorts, cruises) generated a record $10 billion in revenue (16:17), accounting for over 70% of operating profit (16:30). The streaming segment (Disney Plus and Hulu) is also showing significant improvement in sales and operating income (17:34).
  • ServiceNow (18:19): ServiceNow has experienced a significant crash, falling over 30% in the past month and 50% in the past year (18:26), despite strong earnings and continued business growth (18:35). The sell-off is attributed to investors not being "impressed enough" (18:41). ServiceNow is a strong enterprise software company that digitalizes workflows (18:56), leading to high renewal rates (19:20). The integration of AI is making their services even more essential for companies (19:30). The main risk is increased competition from tech giants (20:00).