Top 4 Stocks to BUY NOW for 2026 (High Growth Stocks)

Ladies and gentlemen, I want to talk to you guys about the top four stocks that I am buying here in 2026 that is making me actually purchase and diversify away from NVIDIA. Now, let's go ahead and go through this video really quickly, starting with number one, Meta Platforms, ticker symbol M-E-T-A. Everyone knows this. It's Meta, right? Mark Zuckerberg. Well, total revenue on this company continues to accelerate. As of the last quarter, we're now up to over 26% revenue growth, being at one of the top companies in the entire mag seven for overall growth. Okay? And Meta is actually going to help use that advertising to help put out more advertisements that have higher conversion rates, which hopefully means more people come to the platform. As we can see now at over 3.5 billion total people still growing at 7.6% growth year over year, having accelerated over the last year. And the average revenue per daily active person continues to climb up. Just since September of 2022 to September of 2025, the average revenue per customer has gone from $9 to over 14. Even the average operating income per customer has also climbed, not as fast as the rate in which we're growing on a per person basis on revenue, but still growing very well. Whenever we take a look at total advertisements that have been delivered to those customers, although we have scaled the total amount of overall customers, the amount of delivered ads is even higher than that. And on the amount of cost per advertisement, well, this has really shot up. The advertising platform on Meta is unbelievable. Now, one of the reasons that I'm so interested in Meta here is how much it's recently sold off. And the reasoning for that sell off is not due to anything that I think is that material. Well, obviously they had to pay over $15 billion in taxes, but that's their taxes. That's something that they can't avoid. So what you ended up seeing is this one times tax charge ended up bringing down their EPS down to $1 when it was expected to be above $7 per share. Whenever you adjust it for that one times tax charge, we still get is EPS above $7 and beating expectations at $7 and 25 cents. Another big reason for the sell off was their increase in capital expenditures now above $18.8 billion as of the most recent quarter. And the growth rate on that continues to climb now at 128% increase in spend on capital expenditures, the purchase of property and equipment, in this case, a lot of AMD and NVIDIA chips. But that continues to increase not only as a percentage, but as a dollar amount. Now, to understand why I actually think that this is very beneficial, we'll go back to the amount of ads delivered and the conversion and pay on those ads. The only way they do that is if they end up building their own systems, which is going to cost them the cost in capital expenditures, focusing on artificial intelligence in the quarters and years ahead. Another thing that helps is my focus on NVIDIA. It currently is my largest stock in my portfolio. It's not actually something that I'm buying this year just because it already makes up over 43% of my portfolio. But all of the spend from the Neo clouds and hyperscalers and companies like Metta, for example, all go back to feed into my main position. So love this from Metta and I'm actually a big supporter because it benefits the rest of my portfolio. But Metta is by far the cheapest out of any of these companies, especially whenever we're looking at more of the application layer software names that we have here, including NVIDIA as well, which also ranks among some of the lowest in this list. Currently, Wall Street has this company at $828 per share, or about a 25% upside from where we are at the time of recording this video, which is roughly about $650 a share. Next up, unsurprisingly, we have SoFi Technologies, ticker symbol SOFI. Now I'm not going to go through this entire business model just because I cover everything about this business constantly on this channel. Now, this will be the last reason that I show for SoFi just because I cover this name so extensively, the valuation, everything. You guys can check out my other videos and what I expect for Q4. But it's just simply comes down to execution.