APP is one of the best stocks now: price down 65% while growth approaches 50%, free cash flow growth near 60% with forecasts for another 50%, and its AI ad model is self-reinforcing. It scores elite, though loses points for debt above cash (3.7 vs 3.05) and ad recession exposure.

In fact, why don't I literally present it to you right now ? These are Arm and AppLovin. APP arrow and Arm arrow. Have you got them now?

If you want to wait, at the end of the video I will show you my research, and how I see ARM and APP as the best stocks currently in the market, and I will also give you the other nine stocks.

I told you a moment ago that I love ARM and I love AppLovin, and I showed that to our 13,500 live viewers who attended our training workshop yesterday and stayed with us for 3 hours.

AppLovin, the price has dropped by 65%. Growth is approaching 50%. Free cash flow growth is close to 60% and forecasts indicate an additional 50% growth, and yes, the price has decreased by 65%.

So this is the ideal situation I would like to see. I would like to see the price get cheaper, and the business improve.

This is AppLovin, isn't it? Basically, this is what they do and this is their business model. You have apps with empty ad spaces. AppLovin selects the ad and places it in front of a customer who is likely to pay, and that's how AppLovin makes its money.

They receive money from these advertisers and from these companies. The better they get at doing it, the bigger the budgets they get, but because they use machine learning and because they use artificial intelligence, their model gets better the more it is used.

So this is a classic self-propulsion effect. They get more budgets, so the model improves; they get more budgets, so the model improves, and so on. That's why you see this tremendous growth in this company.

Data doesn't lie. Revenues of approximately 7 billion. The operating margin is approximately 80%. Free cash flow is 4.5 billion . The 40 rule, I'm not kidding, is 113.8, which is one of the best in the stock market.

Yes, the stock is significantly down by 65%. This is the scorecard . I have evaluated it using my points card, which has 125 points. 125 points is the maximum. It lost points, not money, but points because it has slightly more debt than cash, 3.7 versus 3.05, and it also lost because it is not immune to recessions, as anything related to advertising is not immune to recessions.

An elite-level company. One of the highest results we've seen. Once again , the stock is down 65%.