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What’s up, hypergrowth investors? And welcome back to our Hypergrowth Investing podcast! We’re now a few days past the Black Friday/Cyber Monday holiday shopping extravaganza. And this season has been surprisingly strong! Now, we’ve been bullish on retail stocks heading…

High risk/reward tech stocks have been crushed in 2022, but the macro environment is shifting. They could be the best stocks to buy for '23!

The benefits of quantum computers could prove profound. And quantum computing stocks will go on to score investors a lot of money.

Studying the data, we see inflation crashing, the Fed pivoting, and no economic recession to speak of. That’s a cocktail for supreme growth. And the smart money is bracing for a mega-rally in 2023.

At the very worst – if crypto IS a complete scam – cryptocurrencies will still boom. Why? They’re a better version of online gambling!

The Fed will have to pivot dovish, ultimately creating the sort of conditions that allow growth stocks (and the consumer) to thrive.

With its student loan business back online – and with the company already firing on all cylinders – SoFi stock could rocket way higher.

Some tech stocks with great financials and sticky businesses got way overvalued during the pandemic. But now they're trading for cheap.

Outside of Big Tech, earnings are strong, showing that consumer demand is still high – and that we're not due for a deep recession

SoFi stock is already dramatically undervalued today. So, with its student loan business back online – and with the company already firing on all cylinders – it’s easy to see how SoFi stock could rocket way higher in 2023.

This recent rally has legs, and it seems possible that stocks are clawing their way out of this bear market.

Companies have already integrated hybrid work systems and will continue to utilize them, so hybrid work stocks should continue to thrive.

There is a value add in the metaverse. Indeed, we’re still bullish – and no, it’s not because of what Zuckerberg is building.

Signals indicative of a market bottom are flashing everywhere. And absent a “Lehman moment,” stocks will be higher in 12 months.