3 Best Stocks to Buy Before The End of Nov 2025 (Thank Me Later!)

I only buy stocks when the price makes sense, and right now in the stock market I’m watching three solid companies—but I won’t touch them until they hit my value targets. In this video, I break down PayPal, Southwest, and Nike using real valuation metrics, not hype, to explain why they’re on my watchlist and what price would make them a buy. PayPal looks especially promising with strong free cash flow, growing earnings, and a surprising partnership with OpenAI. Southwest and Nike also show long-term potential if they return to pre-COVID margins and growth, but as always, it’s not about what you buy—it’s what you pay for it.

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