1. MongoDB is highlighted as a top 'growth at a reasonable price' stock, recovering from a 15% decline and posting strong Q1 earnings; 2. The company dominates the non-relational database market, capitalizing on growth in unstructured data and brand strength; 3. Attractive financials include a buyback program, robust cash reserves, and balanced growth-profitability metrics, offering upside despite macro challenges.

1. Intel is showing bullish technical momentum in early 2025, suggesting a major bottom and strong investor gains are coming this year; 2. Intel's valuation is extremely cheap compared to peers, with price to sales and tangible book value ratios at historic lows; 3. A successful restructuring, potential takeover offers, and asset spin-offs could drive significant returns for investors in 2025.

1. Super Micro Computer's stock rebounded 10% following the Hindenburg short report; 2. The company ships over 100,000 GPUs quarterly, potentially generating $16 billion in annual revenue; 3. Street estimates project a 205% revenue growth for fiscal Q1 2025.

1. Peloton's stock surged 34% post-Q4 FY24 earnings release, yet remains down 27% YTD; 2. Management anticipates $75 million in free cash flow for FY2025 through a $2 billion cost-cutting plan and aims for $200-250 million in EBITDA; 3. The company's subscription revenue is three times greater than Apple Fitness, with a high-income customer base; 4. Peloton plans to launch new products to attract more users and expand its user base.