Top 10 Growth Stocks Still Undervalued in 2026

What's up Y'all! Happy New Years! Here's to Another Year of Wealth!
In this video, I’m breaking down my Top 10 Growth Stocks to Buy for 2026 — the highest-conviction ideas in my portfolio heading into the new year.

We’re closing out 2025 with over 50% gains across the entire portfolio, with no leverage and no short-term trading — just long-term, fundamentals-driven investing. This video is a full, in-depth look at the companies I believe offer the best mix of growth, valuation, and long-term upside as we move into 2026.

This is not a hype list or a trend chase. Every stock in this video is backed by:

Business fundamentals

Financial statements

Long-term competitive positioning

Real valuation work

You’ll hear both the bull cases and risks for each company, along with how each position fits into my broader portfolio strategy.

If you’re looking for long-term growth stocks, undervalued opportunities, and a calm but conviction-driven alternative to traditional financial media, this video is for you.

⏱️ Chapters

00:00 – Intro
00:48 – PayPal ($PYPL)
25:13 – FuboTV ($FUBO)
36:50 – Duolingo ($DUOL)
50:30 – The Honest Company ($HNST)
1:04:37 – Netflix ($NFLX)
1:24:04 – SoFi ($SOFI)
1:35:57 – Oscar Health ($OSCR)
1:45:30 – Nike ($NKE)
1:54:07 – The Cheesecake Factory ($CAKE)
2:11:03 – Amazon ($AMZN)
2:23:00 – Full Portfolio Breakdown & 2026 Positioning

📊 What You’ll Learn in This Video

Which growth stocks I’m buying and holding into 2026

Where the market may be mispricing long-term growth

How I think about valuation vs narrative

Why some “popular” stocks still offer upside — and why others don’t

How my portfolio is positioned heading into the new year

⚠️ Disclaimer

This video is for educational and entertainment purposes only and is not financial advice. Always do your own research before investing.

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