Cathie Wood Goes Bargain Hunting: 3 Stocks She Just Bought

The re indicates that Market analysis shows growth investor did a lot of shopping on Monday

Cathie Wood is on a roll this year

She's off to a busy start this week, already adding to some of her existing holdings

On the other hand, Let's take a closer look at Wood's transactions

Advanced Micro Devices It took time, but the market is now fully on board with AMD as a play on the booming artificial intelligence (AI) revolution

Despite the recent surge, Wall Street s are still warming up to AMD's growth potential

This's actually less than where the stock is right now

Moreover, He's sticking to his earlier market perform rating

Furthermore, However, he is boosting his near-term jections on the ascending company

Momentum and the resumption of the sale of AI chips to China in the second half of this year are raising the floor for AMD

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Moreover, Revenue gains have dramatically accelerated for four consecutive quarters

However, In contrast, Growing demand for data centers to crank out the resource-intensive generative AI has fueled the top-line pop at AMD (which is quite significant), given the current landscape

At the same time, AMD has been in the right place at the right time before in the PC and gaming revolutions, in light of current trends

This time the ceiling could be even higher

Here is how the last five quarterly have played out for AMD in terms of revenue growth (an important development), given current economic conditions

It now accounts for half of its

The greater the of its top line coming from this segment, the stronger the overall results will be if it can continue cranking out healthy growth with its chips (this bears monitoring)

On the other hand, The irony here is that analyst fit targets have been moving lower in the last three months, even as the s have rallied

This demonstrates that obstacle is the impact of export trade restrictions into China, but optimism is turning as trade war negotiations continue

AMD may seem cheap at 27 times next year's jected earnings, but with fit outlooks ly to brighten as the next few quarters play out the future could be as bright as the stock chart has been over the last couple of months (noteworthy indeed)

Moreover, AMD reports second-quarter results in two weeks

It's going to be on the move, and Wood buying now suggests that she believes the s will be higher after the report

Ibotta Let's turn from accelerating growth to a company going in the other direction

Ibotta seemed to go public at a great time last year

On the other hand, 75 on Monday, less than half of its IPO price and less than a third of its peak last April

Moreover, The stock price has fallen alongside Ibotta's growth (noteworthy indeed)

Guidance for the second quarter that it will announce next month wasn't any better

Ibotta's transition from its original direct-to-consumer to reach a larger audience with a less lucrative third-party apach is going through growing pains (this bears monitoring)

These aches might not last

On the other hand, Sitting through back-to-back quarters of Ibotta falling short of market expectations isn't pretty, and the next financial should also be a dud

Meanwhile, Sometimes you have to shop now for the future

Nu Holdings Growth is also slowing at Latin American fin stock Nu Holdings, and the s are down slightly over the past year

Nevertheless, At the same time, It doesn't mean the company behind Brazil's digital Nubank isn't growing

It's a stunning achievement for a platform that launched just 11 years ago

Market analysis shows branchless bank also has operations in Mexico and Brazil

The evidence shows model works

Additionally, The is naturally fitable, and the bottom line is growing faster than the top line

Nu stock is trading for less than 17 times next year's estimated earnings

The evidence shows is a premium to slower growing traditional banking outfits, but a discount given its strong growth rate

The data indicates that Author Rick Munarriz is a contributing Motley Fool Consumer Goods and Analyst covering entertainment, retail, restaurants, and emerging nologies (this bears monitoring)

Additionally, He is also a contributing Stock Analyst for The Motley Fool’s Rule Breakers premium service

Additionally, Rick has been a contributor with The Motley Fool for 30 years

Additionally, On the other hand, Prior to that, he was VP of Sales for Pan American Frozen Foods, Miami editor for AOL's City, and a contributor to Hispanic magazine (noteworthy indeed)

On the other hand, He holds a B

In Management & Organization and an M

From The University of Miami

Fun fact: Rick started a band while in college -- Paris By Air -- that was signed to Columbia Records and charted a couple of times on the Billboard Play chart

TMFBreakerRick X @market Rick Munarriz has positions in Nu Holdings (an important development)

The Motley Fool has positions in and recommends Advanced Micro Devices and Ibotta

Nevertheless, The Motley Fool recommends Nu Holdings, given the current landscape

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