Ishfaque Faruk

Viacom is a media powerhouse with broad reach and a stellar earnings profile. The company's large share repurchase program and its expense controls will drive big earnings per share growth in the future.

Facebook has a number of unmonetized products that will be major contributors to the company's topline and bottom line in the future. Instagram, WhatsApp, Graph Search and Ads on Video-play are not making much revenues for the social media giant, but will be big drivers going forward.

Sirius XM has robust fundamentals and the dip in its stock price creates a compelling buying opportunity.

Apple's 7-for-1 stock split, coupled with the expansion of the share repurchase program should drive EPS growth and propel the company's stock price higher.

Facebook is phenomenal position to grow its earnings and revenues, and has substantially increased its durable competitive advantages with the acquisitions of Oculus and WhatsApp in the last quarter.

Sirius XM Radio has been seeing stellar growth in revenue, EBITDA, free cash flow, and subscribers. But, rising costs from music payments, and incremental competition from Pandora and Apple, can lead to elevated expenses and rising churn.

The big pullback in Amazon's shares represents a great opportunity for long-term investors

Yahoo!'s investment in Chinese e-Commerce giant Alibaba will drive incremental upside in Yahoo!'s stock price. In addition, core Yahoo! business is showing signs of improvement.

Google's core businesses -- Search, YouTube, and Android -- have very strong leadership positions. The company's expansion into newer fields like home technology products and high-speed internet makes its business lines very stellar.

Yelp has huge growth potential in the long-run. The large sell-off in the company's stock price is a great opportunity to pick up shares of the online site.

Apple's revenue and earnings might surprise to the upside as the company's deal with China Mobile goes into effect amid very conservative guidance for the quarter.

LinkedIn's recent sell-off points toward an opportunity.

String of acquisitions makes Facebook's moat vastly superior, and it should outperform in the long-run.

AIG is surging ahead with much stronger performance in its Property and Casualty Business. Life insurance and mortgage will do very well in the future.

Google's stock split should support further growth and support even more upside potential.

Dwindling user growth, and page views are key signs that Twitter is still trading at extremely high price multiples. Twitter's stock price should see further corrections.

Live Nation's stock will likely do very well as the company adds more customers to its lists and promotes more live events.

Yelp is operating in the crossroads of secular consumer trends including social, local, and mobile, and as a result, it has big room for growth in the future.

Weakness in LinkedIn's stock price creates a buying opportunity.

Charter will likely go after certain subscribers of Time Warner Cable after its bid for the company was bested by Comcast. Charter is trying to accelerate its revenue growth, as many cable providers are facing declining video subscribers.