2 Under the Radar Growth Stocks Down 30% to Buy Before 2026

Netflix, Warner Bros., and Paramount Situation00:00:28

Netflix is acquiring Warner Bros.' streaming business (HBO) and studio for an enterprise value of $82.7 billion. Paramount has made a hostile tender offer directly to shareholders for the entire Warner Bros. company at $30 per share, all cash. This is a higher per-share offer than Netflix's $27.75, but for the whole company, not just the streaming and studio assets. The speaker compares the financial health and future prospects of Netflix and a combined Paramount-Warner Bros., favoring Netflix due to its lower debt and higher free cash flow.

Coreweave's $2 Billion Convertible Senior Notes Offering00:07:01

Coreweave announced a proposed $2 billion convertible senior notes offering, potentially reaching $2.3 billion. This capital will be used for a capp call to minimize dilution and accelerate business expansion, including building more data centers and acquiring GPUs. This news led to a 5-6% drop in Coreweave's stock.

Roblox: An Underrated Growth Story00:07:37

Roblox, a $67 billion company, has seen a 32% drawdown but is still up 63.3% year-to-date. The company's free cash flow is growing, and stock-based compensation to revenue is decreasing. While net income is still negative, cash from operations is strong. Roblox's popularity rivals Minecraft, with expected revenue growth of nearly 35% CAGR until 2027. Crucially, the growth in users over 13 years old and increased engagement hours are impressive, countering previous concerns about user retention. Monetization varies by region, impacting the average booking per daily active user.

Grab: The Southeast Asian 'Super App'00:13:51

Grab, a $21 billion company, is positioned as a leading 'super app' in Southeast Asia, benefiting from fast-growing economies. The company has become net income positive over the last 12 months, with improving operating and net profit margins. While free cash flow has seen recent outflows, it remains positive overall. Grab's diverse services include deliveries, mobility, and financial services. Key growth metrics include increased monthly transacting users, on-demand GMV, and adjusted EBITDA. The company also has ambitious guidance for adjusted EBITDA and its financial services loan portfolio for 2025, with long-term profitability targets.