My Top 5 Growth Stocks for 2024: Achieving 50% Portfolio Growth Year-to-Date

Discover the top 5 growth stocks for 2024 that boosted Dr. Alex Koh's portfolio by 50% year-to-date. Learn how to identify undervalued stocks using the free tools developed by Dr. Koh, including his buy trigger system. Featured stocks include Nvidia, Avgo, TSMC, Robinhood, and Uber.

Jul 1, 2024

Introduction

Hey everyone! I’m Dr. Alex Koh, and welcome back to Family Investments. Today, I’m incredibly excited to share with you my top five growth stocks for 2024 that have propelled my portfolio by an impressive 55% year-to-date. Stick around, because I'm also going to show you how you can find your next top holdings using some free tools I've developed.
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The Top 5 Growth Stocks

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Now, let’s dive right into it. My top five holdings for June are:
  1. Nvidia
  1. AVGO (Broadcom)
  1. TSMC (Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company)
  1. Robinhood
  1. Uber
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These aren't just any stocks; they’re my stars! The top three of these are particularly special as they’re all in the AI semiconductor space. I got in early because I understood their valuation and my buy triggers.
For Nvidia, I suspected it should be valued at $1,600 (before split). AVGO had a growth grade, and when I was buying, it was around $1,200. Everyone else was skeptical, but my buy triggers showed me their potential long before the analysts caught on. TSMC was another gem, valued at $160, and even went as high as $174 in March. I've been buying consistently every month, and it's been spot on!
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As for Robinhood and Uber, their current valuations may not be as impressive, but as growth companies with over 30% forecasted growth, they had immense potential. I bought Robinhood at $9, and even though people laughed at me, I saw the value. It's all about finding value like Warren Buffett. Uber, with its disruptive technology, is also another great pick. The CEO mentioned they're not disrupting Tesla or robo-taxis; they’re disrupting us—car owners.
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The Growth Database System - BuyTrigger.io

So, how did I figure all this out? Well, I’ve spent years developing a system I call Buy Trigger IO. It includes valuation metrics, technical analysis, and serves as my personal investment journal. What’s even better is that I use tools like Notion and Bullet to convert these into websites. So, whenever I update my journal, you guys can see live updates in real-time.
You don’t have to send me messages or texts; it’s all out there on the World Wide Web. You can verify your stocks on Buy Trigger, Yahoo Finance, TradingView, or IBKR, and make data-driven decisions just like I do. I use data from Refinitiv and the Lambda Stock Exchange to make the best choices for my portfolio.
 
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Thank You

I’ve received a lot of thank-you messages from people who have benefitted from this, and honestly, that’s the most rewarding part of all of this. My goal has always been to help at least one person improve their portfolio, and it’s amazing to know that I’ve helped many more.
So, check out Buy Trigger IO and let me know if it helps you. Leave a comment, give me feedback, and let’s grow together. Thank you for all your support. Have a wonderful day!

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Cheers, Alex Koh
Disclaimer:
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