WH is a company that I actually took interest in a couple of months ago when I happened to stay at one of their franchise hotels. I had to leave early in the morning at like 4 and when I went out to the parking lot I was astounded that in the little town I was was absolutely full.

Amazon is a stock I am very interested in right now especially with the recent price drops that it has been experiencing since its 2Q25 results. A summary of Amazon as stated by Fiscal.ai: "Amazon.com, Inc.

The Cheesecake Factory is a stock that I believe most people do not understand it's actual potential; or really what makes this stock so attractive for long term growth. Here is a brief description of the company according to Benzinga: "Cheesecake Factory Inc owns and operates restaurants in the United States and Canada under brands that include The Cheesecake Factory, North Italia, and a collection within the Fox Restaurants Concepts subsidiary.

GOOGL is a stock that I am very excited about for multiple reasons. For this I will be talking and touching up on a lot of things that were released today in their Q2 2025 Earnings Report.

Bath and Body Works is an interesting company to try and project for since it has so many irregular attributes that make it trickier to predict future growth because of. The biggest reason it becomes hard to value is because of the spin off from L brands back in 2021 when Bath and Body works and Victoria Secret went ahead in becoming two separate companies.

Price: $138.52 (7/2/25) Willing To Pay: <= $195 As of right now I am incredibly bullish; AMD is actually my largest position in my portfolio right now so take that into consideration. Now when you look at AMD in value not considering its growth potential you would probably find its value to land between $130-$100 with its intrinsic value roughly coming to $101.87.

There are a couple of reasons that I like this stock, but I still need to look more into it, however I do currently own some shares. As of right now AEHR is in a good position with AI about to explode in the near future if they can make sure to best utilize their products so they can be most efficient in bringing in revenue.

With pretty conservative estimates I am seeing Nike hitting at least $100 roughly in 3 years. However this is with a revenue growth of 2%.

PayPal at it's surface might not seem like fanciest option available; but as you take a deeper dive into the company it has a lot more to offer than just the app we use for transactions and sending money to others. Most of their revenue comes from transactions while they also source some revenue from other added value services like: Payment Gateway Subscriptions Interest and fees from consumer loans and merchant loans Other credit products referrals partnerships One other source that recently has begun to catch traction for them is Venmo; which is quite similar to the normal services of PayPal but has been very popular with younger populations.