Stock Market - BYND misses expectations by 200%

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• BYND misses expectations by 200%
• Beyond opens down 5%, reached as low as 13% and remains down significantly
• Will The Fed Awaken The Bears Again?
• Investing In Post-2008: How did you know?
• Long AMD BA PYPL DIS T V RUN ENPH
• There Have Been Two Times in History Stocks Have Been This Expensive: 1929 and 2000. With such high returns, I’m concerned that we will be heading to a downturn soon. Are people selling off yet ?
• Fidelity individual broker account FXAIX vs IVV. Both track S&P 500, MF vs ETF?
• Gold and Silver Breakout to the Upside
• Is PayPal a good buy right now ?
• The communication services sector is having the best Q2 earnings season.
• Significant Activist Hedge Fund Activity (Last 7 Days)
• Significant Insider Trading Activity (Last 7 Days)
• China's Starbucks? Luckin Coffee? +7.55% today.
• Summary of events for this week and latest news impacting the markets — 29/07/2019
• Significant market events from today (7/29/2019)
• Thoughts on Chewy? Down since reaching its high on IPO day. But, overall seems like a great company with sales increasing every year.
• Here we go.. Spreadsheat of Current Cannabis Holdings. Fingers Crossed.
• Inherited gift
• Fascinating Interview with Raoul Pal about the Path to Digital Money: Buying an Option on the Future Financial System
• UBER, TCEHY or FB long term
• Dividends: Are they better or worse?
• Tackle Trading Halftime Report July 29th 2019
• 65% of hedge fund investors think ESG investing will be key in 5 years - But can it generate alpha?

BYND misses expectations by 200% Posted: 29 Jul 2019 02:07 PM PDT Color me surprised. submitted by /u/needmorecoffee92 [link] [comments]

Beyond opens down 5%, reached as low as 13% and remains down significantly Posted: 29 Jul 2019 07:32 AM PDT Is this the bloodbath the prophecies foretold? Is it going to get worse or better? Opportunity to buy or time to sell? Did OJ do anything wrong? Discuss submitted by /u/akushdakyng [link] [comments]

Will The Fed Awaken The Bears Again? Posted: 29 Jul 2019 02:29 PM PDT With the market at all-time highs, we are now approaching another Fed meeting. But, this one will likely provide us with a change in direction for rates, if you believe what most pundits are saying. In fact, there seems to be 100% certainty that the Fed will lower rates. Imagine that . . . the Fed is going to lower rates when the market is at its all-time highs. When was the last time this happened? While many view a rate cut as being akin to the Fed "blessing" this market rally, history tells us a different story. What is most interesting is that the last time the Fed changed direction in rates near all-time highs was in 2007. And, when the Fed began to lower rates in 2007, it was just before the major stock market melt-down. With the market at all time-highs again, we have now moved into a resistance/target region we outlined to our subscribers years ago within the 3011-45 region on the S&P 500 (SPX). In fact, this was our ideal target for the completion of the 3rd wave within the 5-wave Elliott Wave structure starting in 2009. So, the question for the upcoming week is whether we will see a repeat of 2007 or if the market will view it as a "Powell Put" and continue higher directly through our resistance region? To be honest, should the market decline as it began to do so at the Fed change in direction in 2007, my analysis does not suggest the decline will be of a comparable significance. Rather, I believe we can drop down into the 2600-2700 SPX region, with potential to break down as low as the 2200 region. The difference will depend upon the structure of the decline into the end of the summer. As I noted above, we are now within our major resistance region between 3011 and 3045 on the SPX. Support now resides initially at 3000, and 2950 below. A break down below 2950 would suggest that the decline phase has likely begun, and the structure of that decline should tell us a lot about the potential downside target for that decline. (Charts here: https://www.elliottwavetrader.net/marketupdate/Charts-on-S-P-500-INX-Grinding-Until-The-Fed-201907295407019.html) But, as I noted above, I still expect the market to see one more multi-year rally before we complete the 5th wave of the 5-wave Elliott Wave structure. Moreover, I have significant timing confluences pointing towards the 2022/23 time frame. So, whatever decline we see should be a major buying opportunity for investors and set up a rally taking us towards the 4000 region by that time frame. In conclusion, I believe the market reaction after the Fed meeting will be quite telling. Should we see the market change direction as we did in 2007, then the structure of that drop over the coming weeks should give us strong indications as to how deep that drop can take us. submitted by /u/avigilburt [link] [comments]

Investing In Post-2008: How did you know? Posted: 29 Jul 2019 07:31 AM PDT For those who were actively involved in the financial markets at or around the time of the last crash, how did you know when to start buying again? With the concerns of a coming crash, I've been trying to determine my course of action should the worse happen. I have only recently started getting involved with stocks (less than a year) and as such, have been holding a fair amount of my money out of the market. My plan at the moment is to continue to do so until I can either A) come up with a well enough developed and thoroughly researched dividend paying portfolio for the long term or B) catch the market after a crash and prepare for the gains of the next bull run. Naturally, my fear is that I will time it wrong and either invest too early or too late. So for those who know FAR more than I do... How did you know when? When did you feel comfortable enough after the slaughter to put your money back in? How did you figure out what you were going to invest in, determining what was still of worth and what wasn't just over-inflated garbage at risk of falling to zero? Any insight or help is much appreciated! submitted by /u/grantwashere [link] [comments]

Long AMD BA PYPL DIS T V RUN ENPH Posted: 29 Jul 2019 08:26 PM PDT Not my current positions but looking to buy in and wait it out. Please point out flaws in reasoning or other stocks to keep tabs on. Time estimations are just estimations of stock growth vs when it'll level out and be better invested elsewhere AMD- strong products, suspecting a decent/rising stock for at least next two years BA- Ton of crap now, sadly doesn't seem like much changing abt company structure/outsourcing software, may rise/fall w Sept FDA, but rather stable due to lack of competitors. Model or two later with no incidents, rise. Long 3-5 yrs at least PYPL- eBay sector is weak, but Xoom purchase and expansion elsewhere may turn out well. DIS- phase 4, interesting TV-based distribution and subscriptions. Consistent money flow as long as content continues. Generally loyal fan base T- 5G among other acquires recently. Unsure of length to maintain V- bought into crypto recently, MA still leads in customers but given current price and if the company can keep growing— it has potential. 3-5+ yr long? RUN- seems like decent leadership, battery and micro tech, if renewables are pushed for post-2020 like in CA (lol let's keep to minimal politics), it may get a boost. ENPH- similar reasons to RUN. But given current outlook, analysts seem to favor ENPH over RUN submitted by /u/tdglee213 [link] [comments]

There Have Been Two Times in History Stocks Have Been This Expensive: 1929 and 2000. With such high returns, I’m concerned that we will be heading to a downturn soon. Are people selling off yet ? Posted: 29 Jul 2019 07:54 PM PDT There Have Been Two Times in History Stocks Have Been This Expensive: 1929 and 2000 https://fortune.com/2019/07/29/there-have-been-two-times-in-history-stocks-have-been-this-expensive-1929-and-2000/ submitted by /u/limache [link] [comments]

Fidelity individual broker account FXAIX vs IVV. Both track S&P 500, MF vs ETF? Posted: 29 Jul 2019 09:37 AM PDT Just opened an individual broker account with Fidelity and trying to invest in the S&P 500 Index. Fidelity has a free commission for FXAIX and IVV. The only difference is FXAIX is a mutual Fund with an expense ratio of 0.015% and IVV is an ETF with a 0.04% expense ratio. Both track the S&P 500. I have heard from friends that ETFs are more tax-efficient than Mutual Funds but I don't know the story behind it. What would you guys suggest? submitted by /u/Newyorkntilikina [link] [comments]

Gold and Silver Breakout to the Upside Posted: 29 Jul 2019 10:28 AM PDT SUMMARY: · Gold and silver have made some strong moves, and both have broken out of 6-ear old bases. o While gold may be a buy, silver hasn't reached a clear buy signal yet. · It looks like the reason for the breakout is coming from sentiment rather than inflation or the dollar. · Silver, if it reaches its buy signal, should be the better performer, but it is more volatile and thus more risky. Read the report with charts here: https://www.brtechnicals.com/technical-analysis/stock-reports/gold-and-silver/ submitted by /u/BR-Technicals [link] [comments]

Is PayPal a good buy right now ? Posted: 29 Jul 2019 09:09 AM PDT Is it risky ? submitted by /u/Mathgoat123 [link] [comments]

The communication services sector is having the best Q2 earnings season. Posted: 29 Jul 2019 06:19 PM PDT With 44% of S&P 500 firms reporting earnings, 76% have beaten EPS estimates with 5.47% growth and 62% have beaten sales estimates with 4.39% growth. The average sales surprise was 1.51% and the average EPS surprise was 2.6%. 57% of S&P 500 companies that have reported so far have had their 3Q 2019 EPS estimates cut following the results. The average estimate cut has been -0.97%. That result shows improvement as Q1 estimates were cut 3.31% and Q2 estimates were cut 1.93%. The communication services sector has had an amazing quarter so far. You can see in the list below of the largest 15 firms' earnings results, there are a few firms in this sector which have had amazing growth. Top earnings from Q2 The sector has had 15.03% EPS growth with a 14.02% average surprise and 17.76% sales growth with a 5.71% average surprise. You can see, Facebook, Alphabet, and Microsoft all reported double digit EPS growth. Good & Bad: Earnings & Q2 2019 GDP submitted by /u/AlexPitti [link] [comments]

Significant Activist Hedge Fund Activity (Last 7 Days) Posted: 29 Jul 2019 05:39 PM PDT These are the latest Schedule 13D forms filed by activist investors in the last 7 days. Activist investors are investors that make an investment with the intention of influencing management in some way. There is evidence that following activist investors into investments can generate excess returns. Schedule 13G forms, in contrast, are filed by significant investors with no intention of influencing management (such as Index funds). There is always a lot of interest in insider trades, but what a lot of people probably don't realize is that hedge fund activity is probably more predictive of future returns than insider activity. The reason is that hedge funds (a) have large research budgets, and (b) have a choice where to put their money. In contract, insiders have no choice where to put their money, but only when to time their transactions. New Filings This table lists new 13D filings in the last week. A new filing does not necessarily indicate a new position, as investors frequently accumulate in advance before reaching the filing threshold. Date Form Company Investor Shares Ownership Change 07‑29 13D SLRX / Salarius Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Northrup Jonathan P 344,013 9.18% 07‑29 13D SLRX / Salarius Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Sharma Sunil 347,348 9.27% 07‑29 13D SLRX / Salarius Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Salarius 4-18 Investment, Llc 273,746 7.3% 07‑29 13D XBIO / Xenetic Biosciences, Inc. Opko Health, Inc. 267,138 7.0% 07‑29 13D VCIF / Vertical Capital Income Fund Shares of Beneficial Interest Bulldog Investors, LLC 785,894 % 07‑29 13D EXDI / Exactus, Inc. Yampolsky Vladislav 7,635,690 22.2% 07‑29 13D AMK / AssetMark Financial Holdings, Inc. Huatai Securities Co., Ltd. 50,873,799 70.3% 07‑26 13D MIRM / Mirum Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Frazier Life Sciences Ix, L.p. 3,566,912 15.5% 07‑26 13D ITCXF / Intercorp Financial Services Inc Intercorp Financial Services Inc. 81,532,547 70.6% 07‑25 13D CRK / Comstock Resources, Inc. Covey Park Holdings Llc 167,404,429 90.6% 07‑25 13D CCNI / Command Center, Inc. Jackson Edward 2,456,765 17.0% 07‑25 13D IDXG / Interpace Diagnostics Group, Inc. Ampersand 2018 Limited Partnership 7,500,000 19.6% 07‑25 13D RMED / Ra Medical Systems, Inc. Irwin Dean 3,131,089 24.1% 9.05 07‑25 13D UGA / United States Gasoline Fund LP Counsel Portfolio Services Inc. 58,792 5.1123% 3.75 07‑25 13D GSUM / Gridsum Holding Inc. Qi Guosheng 9,336,128 27.0% -9.70 07‑25 13D PVNC / Prevention Insurance.com Sussich Marino 1,563,809 70.0% 07‑25 13D GSUM / Gridsum Holding Inc. Cheung Siu Fai 6,616,998 19.9% 07‑25 13D ACIA / Acacia Communications, Inc. Magnetar Financial LLC 2,205,252 5.38% 07‑24 13D CBIO / Catalyst Biosciences Inc. 22NW, LP 735,841 6.1% 07‑24 13D BFFTF / Biofrontera AG Maruho Co., Ltd. 12,561,865 % 07‑23 13D NEWM / New Media Investment Group Inc. COOPERMAN LEON G 4,046,600 6.69% 25.75 07‑23 13D GLPG / Galapagos N.V. GILEAD SCIENCES INC 6,760,701 12.3% -7.52 07‑23 13D FNHC / Federated National Holding Co. Capital Returns Management, LLC 839,651 6.5% 1.56 07‑23 13D MIRM / Mirum Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Novo A/S 2,445,147 10.62% 07‑23 13D NBSE / NeuBase Therapeutics, Inc. Stephan Dietrich A 5,859,569 34.3% 07‑23 13D CBIO / Catalyst Biosciences Inc. SINGER JULIAN D. 372,538 3.1% Amended Filings This table lists amended filings in the last week, and is useful for monitoring changes in existing investments or when a fund closes a position. I have eliminated all filings with less than a 5% change in ownership. Date Form Company Investor Shares Ownership Change 07‑29 13D/A BW / Babcock & Wilcox Enterprises Inc. B. Riley Financial, Inc. 8,808,186 18.4% 07‑29 13D/A CRVS / Corvus Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Novo A/S 2,927,560 9.98% -33.91 07‑29 13D/A PHAS / PhaseBio Pharmaceuticals Inc Hatteras Venture Advisors III, LLC 2,489,156 8.7% -16.35 07‑29 13D/A EHI / Western Asset Global High Income Fund Inc. Saba Capital Management, L.P. 7,830,384 17.75% 36.54 07‑29 13D/A EIM / Eaton Vance Municipal Bond Fund Karpus Management, Inc. 9,901,660 12.4% 8.77 07‑29 13D/A IMMR / Immersion Corporation VIEX Capital Advisors, LLC 3,516,532 11.1% 7.77 07‑29 13D/A EXPE / Expedia, Inc. DILLER BARRY 13,337,499 8.6% -57.64 07‑29 13D/A VERI / Veritone, Inc. Acacia Research Corp 1,526,629 7.11% -16.55 07‑26 13D/A EFC / Ellington Financial LLC Vranos Michael W 3,448,524 10.0% -10.71 07‑26 13D/A GRWC / Grow Condos, Inc. Bonnette Jonathan Eric 20,988,173 12.2% 121.82 07‑26 13D/A GRWC / Grow Condos, Inc. Kennedy Terry Joe 23,579,419 13.7% 11.38 07‑26 13D/A GFF / Griffon Corp. GAMCO INVESTORS, INC. ET AL 5,189,284 11.09% -9.91 07‑26 13D/A AN / AutoNation, Inc. ESL PARTNERS, L.P. 13,308,637 14.9% -12.87 07‑26 13D/A OMN / Omnova Solutions, Inc. GAMCO INVESTORS, INC. ET AL 1,538,022 3.43% 6.52 07‑26 13D/A DAN / Dana Holding Corp. GAMCO INVESTORS, INC. ET AL 3,399,498 2.36% -29.97 07‑26 13D/A RISE / Sit Rising Rate ETF SIT INVESTMENT ASSOCIATES INC 130,000 24.76% -64.69 07‑26 13D/A CDOR / Condor Hospitality Trust, Inc. ELSZTAIN EDUARDO S 3,787,166 30.6% 6.62 07‑25 13D/A CCNI / Command Center, Inc. Hermanns Richard 5,647,050 39.0% 07‑25 13D/A NAVI / Navient Corporation CANYON CAPITAL ADVISORS LLC 22,052,176 9.6% -10.28 07‑25 13D/A IDRA / Idera Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Pillar Pharmaceuticals I LP 3,418,224 12.2% -38.69 07‑25 13D/A MPX / Marine Products Corp. GAMCO INVESTORS, INC. ET AL 822,297 2.41% -30.55 07‑25 13D/A NRESF / NEXPOINT REAL ESTATE STRATEGIES FUND Sentinel Reinsurance, Ltd. 64,187 8.96% -66.57 07‑25 13D/A ENZ / Enzo Biochem, Inc. Roumell Asset Management, LLC 0 0.0% -100.00 07‑24 13D/A BW / Babcock & Wilcox Enterprises Inc. Vintage Capital Management LLC 157,083,838 33.9% 07‑24 13D/A GLXZ / Galaxy Gaming, Inc. Webb Derek John 857,143 4.9% -50.61 07‑24 13D/A GLXZ / Galaxy Gaming, Inc. O'donnell Hannah 0 0.0% -100.00 07‑24 13D/A BCSF / Bain Capital Specialty Finance, Inc. BAIN CAPITAL CREDIT MEMBER, LLC 8,696,252 16.8% -18.05 07‑24 13D/A BW / Babcock & Wilcox Enterprises Inc. STEEL PARTNERS HOLDINGS L.P. 5,955,728 12.9% -27.53 07‑24 13D/A MDCL / Medicine Man Technologies Inc. Dye Capital Cann Holdings, Llc 10,000,000 29.9% 208.25 07‑24 13D/A ENZ / Enzo Biochem, Inc. HARBERT MICROCAP PARTNERS FUND, LP 5,588,181 11.75% 9.51 07‑23 13D/A EPM / Evolution Petroleum Corp. Lovoi John 3,095,042 9.33% -14.25 07‑23 13D/A ALDA / Atlantica, Inc. Jenson Travis T 0 0.0% 07‑23 13D/A VIVMF / Viveve Medical, Inc. Stonepine Capital Management, LLC 57,802 0.1% -98.85 07‑23 13D/A CCO / Clear Channel Outdoor Holdings, Inc. Iheartmedia, Inc. 0 0.0% 07‑23 13D/A USM / United States Cellular Corp. GAMCO INVESTORS, INC. ET AL 1,880,541 3.53% -19.59 07‑23 13D/A EPRT / ESSENTIAL PROPERTIES REALTY TRUST, INC. Eldridge Industries, Llc 0 0.0% -100.00 07‑23 13D/A AMID / American Midstream Partners LP Magnolia Infrastructure Holdings, Llc 0 0.0% -100.00 07‑23 13D/A ALDA / Atlantica, Inc. HOWELLS THOMAS J 0 0.0% 07‑23 13D/A HBM / HudBay Minerals Inc. Waterton Mining Parallel Fund Offshore Master, Lp 34,649,698 13.3% 9.92 07‑23 13D/A CDOR / Condor Hospitality Trust, Inc. SREP III Flight - Investco, L.P. 3,213,565 26.3% -5.05 Source: Fintel.io/activists submitted by /u/badpauly [link] [comments]

Significant Insider Trading Activity (Last 7 Days) Posted: 29 Jul 2019 05:39 PM PDT This is a list of the top 20 companies that experienced the largest change in insider shares in the last seven (7) days. The SEC defines an insider as any officer, director or 10% shareholder. It is not illegal for these people to buy or sell their own shares. In fact, since most of them get paid in stock options, it is expected. However, it is illegal for them to trade on inside information that has not been made public. So for example if there are drug trial results that are bad and not public, insiders cannot dump shares. That said, many people have observed that insiders - in general - seem to have a good track record at timing their purchases. All trades that are marked as part of a 10b5 plan are excluded from this report. Largest Insider Buying (Last 7 Days) Company Count Shares Changed Avg. Price Value Change THC / Tenet Healthcare Corp. 3 827,424 20 16,231,630 SLDB / Solid Biosciences Inc 1 2,822,581 5 13,125,002 FG / FGL Holdings 1 461,872 20 9,141,369 na / Golub Capital Investment Corp 1 368,708 15 5,530,618 APD / Air Products & Chemicals, Inc. 1 20,000 227 4,543,200 NGM / NGM BIOPHARMACEUTICALS INC 9 269,598 13 3,637,290 ATEX / pdvWireless, Inc. 4 78,530 45 3,529,554 EIC / Eagle Point Income Company Inc. 12 57,395 20 1,141,587 SFTY / Safety, Income & Growth, Inc. 3 15,000 33 499,285 CADE / Cadence Bancorporation 5 18,684 17 310,669 BRO / Brown & Brown, Inc. 3 5,000 36 179,806 CNC / Centene Corp. 1 2,850 53 151,022 OTEL / Otelco, Inc. 3 9,473 15 140,122 TPL / Texas Pacific Land Trust 3 147 749 110,108 CHSCP / CHS Inc., 8.00% Cumulative Redeemable Preferred Stock 1 3,545 28 99,260 LLNW / Limelight Networks, Inc. 2 41,550 2 95,596 TUP / Tupperware Brands Corp. 4 4,000 15 59,985 BTN / Ballantyne Strong, Inc. 6 22,944 3 59,131 PLBC / Plumas Bancorp 2 2,004 25 49,829 CNBKB / Century Bancorp, Inc. 4 601 111 49,391 AGR / Avangrid, Inc. 1 1,000 49 48,951 SPN / Superior Energy Services, Inc. 1 50,000 1 41,430 RSLS / ReShape Lifesciences Inc. 6 500,000 0 39,500 SPE / Special Opportunities Fund, Inc. 1 2,700 14 37,746 AMNB / American National Bankshares Inc. 1 1,000 35 35,070 RRTS / Roadrunner Transportation Systems, Inc. 3 3,106 11 32,724 FEIM / Frequency Electronics, Inc. 1 2,700 12 31,941 URI / United Rentals, Inc. 1 238 126 29,983 HMST / HomeStreet, Inc. 1 1,000 28 28,480 EBTC / Enterprise Bancorp, Inc. 1 1,000 28 28,478 CLSN / Celsion Corp. 2 16,000 2 27,860 HIHO / Highway Holdings Ltd. 1 10,000 2 21,900 FIX / Comfort Systems USA, Inc. 1 500 43 21,640 RVP / Retractable Technologies, Inc. 3 25,402 1 18,421 PKBK / Parke Bancorp, Inc. 1 700 24 16,702 FFWM / First Foundation Inc. 1 1,000 15 14,970 ESQ / Esquire Financial Holdings, Inc. 1 500 24 12,173 TRST / TrustCo Bank Corp. NY 1 1,500 8 11,925 GCBC / Greene County Bancorp, Inc. 1 400 27 10,680 RMTI / Rockwell Medical, Inc. 6 2,898 3 9,048 Largest Insider Selling (Last 7 Days) Company Count Shares Change Avg. Price Value Change TXN / Texas Instruments Inc. 15 -746,228 128 -95,605,839 AN / AutoNation, Inc. 4 -1,184,228 48 -57,044,523 NAVI / Navient Corporation 1 -3,500,000 15 -52,325,000 SNAP / Snapchat, Inc. 4 -2,808,276 18 -50,560,112 GRMN / Garmin Ltd. 8 -392,310 79 -31,054,245 BK / Bank of New York Mellon Corp. (The) 2 -318,556 47 -14,884,105 RTN / Raytheon Co. 2 -60,000 188 -11,350,141 TMK / Torchmark Corp. 7 -101,768 92 -9,397,530 LMT / Lockheed Martin Corp. 5 -22,503 367 -8,292,521 MA / MasterCard Incorporated 3 -23,850 279 -6,662,080 DLB / Dolby Laboratories, Inc. 2 -100,000 66 -6,602,440 ALGT / Allegiant Travel Company 5 -40,731 154 -6,288,863 EQS / Equus Total Return, Inc. 6 -3,649,860 2 -6,204,762 AVY / Avery Dennison Corp. 2 -52,500 117 -6,102,700 KO / Coca Cola Co. 2 -110,009 54 -5,913,768 CRVS / Corvus Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 2 -1,453,240 4 -5,866,711 ABT / Abbott Laboratories 1 -65,000 88 -5,720,325 SHW / Sherwin-Williams Co. (The) 7 -10,792 493 -5,318,551 FDX / FedEx Corp. 2 -23,100 176 -4,060,562 NEOG / Neogen Corp. 5 -58,000 70 -4,042,956 FLDM / Fluidigm Corp. 4 -316,062 12 -3,766,241 EW / Edwards Lifesciences Corp. 4 -17,417 212 -3,684,941 PNC / PNC Financial Services Group, Inc. (The) 2 -25,710 141 -3,625,748 DOV / Dover Corp. 2 -35,465 98 -3,483,937 KMX / CarMax, Inc. 3 -36,893 89 -3,297,447 FNKO / Funko, Inc. 8 -130,468 24 -3,175,492 WINA / Winmark Corp. 7 -16,344 171 -2,794,059 VRA / Vera Bradley, Inc. 14 -245,000 11 -2,751,350 RESI / Altisource Residential Corp 3 -213,137 12 -2,569,400 TER / Teradyne, Inc. 5 -43,971 57 -2,510,177 DFS / Discover Financial Services 3 -26,670 92 -2,451,604 LMAT / LeMaitre Vascular, Inc. 1 -66,037 34 -2,275,199 HOG / Harley-Davidson, Inc. 8 -62,931 36 -2,247,953 DHR / Danaher Corp. 3 -15,678 144 -2,247,133 NKTR / Nektar Therapeutics 2 -66,667 31 -2,058,678 AXP / American Express Co. 1 -15,455 127 -1,963,712 LPG / Dorian LPG Ltd. 2 -197,874 10 -1,946,965 KEY / KeyCorp 1 -99,999 18 -1,825,982 CCA / MFS California Municipal Fund 2 -133,736 12 -1,670,837 GPI / Group 1 Automotive, Inc. 2 -19,200 87 -1,670,805 DRI / Darden Restaurants, Inc. 1 -12,000 124 -1,487,065 Count column is number of transactions. Source: Fintel.io/insiders submitted by /u/badpauly [link] [comments]

China's Starbucks? Luckin Coffee? +7.55% today. Posted: 29 Jul 2019 11:17 AM PDT https://www.scmp.com/tech/start-ups/article/2180581/chinas-loss-making-start-luckin-coffee-doubles-down-subsidies-win submitted by /u/CoffeeNTrees [link] [comments]

Summary of events for this week and latest news impacting the markets — 29/07/2019 Posted: 29 Jul 2019 10:52 AM PDT https://medium.com/mpcapital/summary-of-events-for-this-week-and-latest-news-impacting-the-markets-29-07-2019-8fcd07bd12c8?sk=847636925fb1865d1b6ac78a518d7fdc ​ Earnings report this week: Monday: Illumina (ILMN) Earnings report (after market close) Tuesday: Mastercard (MA) Earnings report (before market close) Tuesday: Apple (AAPL) Earnings report (after market close) Tuesday: Electronic Arts (EA) Earnings report (after market close) Tuesday : Zendesk (ZEN) Earnings report (after market close) Wednesday: Vertex Pharmaceuticals (VRTX) Earnings report (after market close) Wednesday: Western Digital (WDC) Earnings report (after market close) Thursday: GoDaddy (GDDY) Earnings report (after market close) Friday: Honda Motor (HMC) Earnings report (before market close) More news and developments: The Federal Reserve is expected to cut interest rates during its meetings on Tuesday and Wednesday. Fed's chair Powell is expected to do a press conference on Wednesday. The United States and China will resume trade talks in a two-day meeting in Shanghai. There are low expectations of a deal being reached, but any commitment will be well received. UK is getting prepared for a no-deal Brexit which is more likely than ever. Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said that the UK will leave the EU with or without a deal. More news around the web: Netflix tries to end its subscriber problem with $3 mobile plan for India Just Eat and Takeaway.com team up to fight Uber and Amazon in Europe Former Fed Chair Janet Yellen says she's in favor of an interest rate cut US teen wins $3 million at video game tournament Fortnite World Cup Barclays, JP Morgan among banks facing UK class action over currency-rigging Trump hits the Fed again, says 'small rate cut' this week is not enough ​ What are your views for this week? I'm waiting for the Fed decision, but we also have many earnings report to watch for. submitted by /u/mytwm [link] [comments]

Significant market events from today (7/29/2019) Posted: 29 Jul 2019 04:30 PM PDT UPDATE: Looks like I should be able to post these for the current day on most days from now on! Hi everyone, In the stock market, events like new contracts/agreements, changing ownership stakes, acceleration or creation of financial obligations and changes in management have the potential to move stock prices significantly. Here is a list of significant, potentially market-moving events filed with the SEC in the recent past. They are organized by event type and then alphabetically by ticker. The filings link provided will link to the company's SEC filings page and show all filings for the relevant date so you can quickly find the filing itself and read through it. Feel free to add to the list or discuss anything else people might find useful! Material Agreements (Establishment) Ticker Date Filing Link AAOI 2019-07-29 Filings Link AXSM 2019-07-29 Filings Link BBW 2019-07-29 Filings Link CACC 2019-07-29 Filings Link CBAT 2019-07-29 Filings Link CRGS 2019-07-29 Filings Link FAT 2019-07-29 Filings Link FISV 2019-07-29 Filings Link FRT 2019-07-29 Filings Link GBX 2019-07-29 Filings Link KOOL 2019-07-29 Filings Link LXP 2019-07-29 Filings Link MYL 2019-07-29 Filings Link NDRA 2019-07-29 Filings Link PFE 2019-07-29 Filings Link PH 2019-07-29 Filings Link PLX 2019-07-29 Filings Link PROS 2019-07-29 Filings Link RIG 2019-07-29 Filings Link RLMD 2019-07-29 Filings Link SACH 2019-07-29 Filings Link SENS 2019-07-29 Filings Link SITC 2019-07-29 Filings Link STAF 2019-07-29 Filings Link TOTA 2019-07-29 Filings Link VSTM 2019-07-29 Filings Link Material Agreements (Termination) Ticker Date Filing Link FDC 2019-07-29 Filings Link FRT 2019-07-29 Filings Link SENS 2019-07-29 Filings Link Bankruptcies/Receiverships None New Financial Obligations Ticker Date Filing Link AAOI 2019-07-29 Filings Link AXSM 2019-07-29 Filings Link CACC 2019-07-29 Filings Link CBAT 2019-07-29 Filings Link CRGS 2019-07-29 Filings Link FAT 2019-07-29 Filings Link FRT 2019-07-29 Filings Link GBX 2019-07-29 Filings Link KOOL 2019-07-29 Filings Link NDRA 2019-07-29 Filings Link RIG 2019-07-29 Filings Link SENS 2019-07-29 Filings Link SITC 2019-07-29 Filings Link TOTA 2019-07-29 Filings Link Acceleration of Existing Financial Obligations None Delistings/Transfers Ticker Date Filing Link FDC 2019-07-29 Filings Link HFBC 2019-07-29 Filings Link ONTX 2019-07-29 Filings Link Ownership Stakes (13G) Ticker Date Filing Link ACRS 2019-07-29 Filings Link ATRA 2019-07-29 Filings Link COE 2019-07-29 Filings Link FULC 2019-07-29 Filings Link NAKD 2019-07-29 Filings Link PETX 2019-07-29 Filings Link SENS 2019-07-29 Filings Link SNY 2019-07-29 Filings Link VOXX 2019-07-29 Filings Link XBIO 2019-07-29 Filings Link Ownership Stakes (13D) Ticker Date Filing Link ACTG 2019-07-29 Filings Link AMK 2019-07-29 Filings Link BW 2019-07-29 Filings Link CRVS 2019-07-29 Filings Link EXDI 2019-07-29 Filings Link EXPE 2019-07-29 Filings Link IMMR 2019-07-29 Filings Link LEXEB 2019-07-29 Filings Link OPK 2019-07-29 Filings Link RMCF 2019-07-29 Filings Link SLRX 2019-07-29 Filings Link VERI 2019-07-29 Filings Link XBIO 2019-07-29 Filings Link Late 10K/10Q Notifications None Significant Management Changes Ticker Date Filing Link ABG 2019-07-29 Filings Link AHC 2019-07-29 Filings Link AXGT 2019-07-29 Filings Link BBW 2019-07-29 Filings Link CCBG 2019-07-29 Filings Link CHGG 2019-07-29 Filings Link CODI 2019-07-29 Filings Link CTRA 2019-07-29 Filings Link CVNA 2019-07-29 Filings Link DF 2019-07-29 Filings Link EDNT 2019-07-29 Filings Link ELVT 2019-07-29 Filings Link EQBK 2019-07-29 Filings Link ETN 2019-07-29 Filings Link FDC 2019-07-29 Filings Link FISV 2019-07-29 Filings Link HAE 2019-07-29 Filings Link HFBC 2019-07-29 Filings Link HLX 2019-07-29 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Ticker Date Filing Link AAOI 2019-07-29 Filings Link ACGL 2019-07-29 Filings Link AFL 2019-07-29 Filings Link AHC 2019-07-29 Filings Link AKS 2019-07-29 Filings Link AMG 2019-07-29 Filings Link AMKR 2019-07-29 Filings Link AMNB 2019-07-29 Filings Link APPF 2019-07-29 Filings Link APTS 2019-07-29 Filings Link ARE 2019-07-29 Filings Link AWI 2019-07-29 Filings Link AXSM 2019-07-29 Filings Link BAH 2019-07-29 Filings Link BANC 2019-07-29 Filings Link BBW 2019-07-29 Filings Link BDGE 2019-07-29 Filings Link BFIN 2019-07-29 Filings Link BHE 2019-07-29 Filings Link BMTC 2019-07-29 Filings Link BRX 2019-07-29 Filings Link BYND 2019-07-29 Filings Link CACC 2019-07-29 Filings Link CARA 2019-07-29 Filings Link CBAT 2019-07-29 Filings Link CBFV 2019-07-29 Filings Link CBNK 2019-07-29 Filings Link CCB 2019-07-29 Filings Link CCBG 2019-07-29 Filings Link CCNE 2019-07-29 Filings Link CDTX 2019-07-29 Filings Link CGNX 2019-07-29 Filings Link CHGG 2019-07-29 Filings Link CLFD 2019-07-29 Filings Link 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Thoughts on Chewy? Down since reaching its high on IPO day. But, overall seems like a great company with sales increasing every year. Posted: 29 Jul 2019 02:59 PM PDT submitted by /u/yungCbo23 [link] [comments]

Here we go.. Spreadsheat of Current Cannabis Holdings. Fingers Crossed. Posted: 29 Jul 2019 02:25 PM PDT ​ https://i.redd.it/ors5v2m88bd31.png submitted by /u/buzzdfatkid [link] [comments]

Inherited gift Posted: 29 Jul 2019 02:21 PM PDT I have about 30k to invest long term. I was looking at Disney Facebook Boeing VOO VTI FXIAX PayPal Can I get some thoughts? submitted by /u/Reasonable_Note [link] [comments]

Fascinating Interview with Raoul Pal about the Path to Digital Money: Buying an Option on the Future Financial System Posted: 29 Jul 2019 01:18 PM PDT Listen to the episode Demetri Kofinas speaks with investor and co-founder of Real Vision, Raoul Pal about the future of global money in a multi-polar world, including a discussion about Bitcoin, Libra, debt, demographics, and much more. All of this leads to a discussion about digital currency in a multi-polar world where the power of governments to maintain the global order is diminished and where corporations and the private sector may gain an opening to provide alternative forms of money in support of global trade and commerce. Where does bitcoin fit in this world? What about alternative protocols and currencies? Will governments even allow them? Can they stop them or will they welcome them and does this point the way towards a path that will lead inexorably towards truly global money? submitted by /u/cpclos [link] [comments]

UBER, TCEHY or FB long term Posted: 29 Jul 2019 05:24 AM PDT If you could only pick from one of these companies, which one would you keep long term and why? submitted by /u/rambbmar [link] [comments]

Dividends: Are they better or worse? Posted: 29 Jul 2019 01:33 AM PDT Taken from a few comments I've written, I've decided to add them together for a PSA 101 on dividend giving. This will be incredibly basic, but I've gotten the perception there is a lot of confusion on this very central but straightforward concept. So. Dividends. A company can decide to give its shareholders cash if it the executives seem it the pro shareholder use of cash. You all read of the dividend aristocrats, great performers which has raised their dividend for 25 years straight. You have also heard about companies like Ford, which give a massive dividend but still underperform the S&P500 because of the fall of their share price. Lastly, you see the giants of Facebook, Google and Amazon. All of which have grown massivly and very profitably for shareholders, while giving no dividend whatsoever. So which is best? I'll take a basic look at it here. If you have a 2% dividend yield on a stock, and you invest $10k, you will earn 200 usd annually. If the same company doesn't pay the yield, the money that would have been spent on the dividend, 2% of the market cap, is retained. However 200 usd of money is still owned by you through the 2% of the $10k you invested. You still get 200 dollars, but the money is invested to make the business grow instead. Theoretically, the value of your shares should be exactly 2% higher, which means $200 higher. So having a dividend is equalent of not having a dividend, the money is either given to you in cash or owned by you invested in the business. Now, look at the differance between investing $10k and $1m, to show that invested amount has no effects on owning dividend companies or not. $10k. 2% dividend: 200 usd annually No dividend: you own 2% additional cash >which increases the value of the shares you >hold by 200 usd. You get the money when >you sell, theoretically. $1m. 2% dividend: 20 000 usd annually No dividend: you own 2% additional cash >which increases the value of the shares you >hold by 20 000 usd. You get the money >when you sell, theoretically. Neither dividend or no dividend is inherently better. It's about picking the right one for the business. Dividends are preferable in any situation where the shareholders can make better use of the capital than the company itself. The advantage to dividends are that you can invest the gained cash yourself for profit. The advantage of the company retaining their earnings is that the company can invest the money profitably for you, while you retain ownership. An example is Coca Cola, KO. They own the recipe and syrup production of all coke drinks. Even if they had 100 billion in profited cash, they can't deploy it well. They can't buy better coke. So they give a good dividend instead. A company like Amazon though prefers no dividend as they have 1000000s of things to spend their money on to further growth. More warehouses, more logistics, more cloud servers, new brands, new products, research and development for their tech, etc. So for Amazon, they will get a higher return on equity if they use the money to expand the business FOR YOU, instead of giving you the money to do as you wish with. It's still your money, they just retain it for operational use. Dividends is a way for a mature company unable to grow faster by using more money to still be a good investment. It's all about optimizing profits for shareholders. That means that a too high dividend is one which cripples the companys ability to grow or make acquisitions. But lykosen, you ask, isn't dividend >companies better for people in retirement? Well, maybe. Sorta. A person in or close to retirement may want dividend companies as they generally come with less volatility than non dividend growth companies. The businesses which give a dividend are usually mature, stable and proven so the risk is lower. The fact that you get steady payments, while convienient for the cash needy retire, isn't actually better. You can achieve the exact same result by selling off the dividend % worth of shares annually. H As a final note, there are other disadvantages to each method worth mentioning. For dividends: It's worth knowing that they are very tax inefficient. Paying tax up front on earnings is very inefficient and will cost you in the long run. If you are in or close to retirement, this is mitigated by the fact that you'll need to sell of money to fund your retirement anyway, so the taxation is very similar. Generally if you invest in dividend companies for the long run, set up a DRIP, a dividend reinvestment plan, so the dividend cash is automatically used to grow your position. This makes a dividend company essentially exactly like that of a non divided paying company, but you can still own the shares of said business. No dividend: A company retaining its earnings technically earns you the same amount financially as dividends, but the downside is that public view and sentiment can cause your earnings to swing up and down, which can't happen to the cash given through a dividend. Tldr: Dividends are not good or bad. Amount invested doesn't matter. Some dividend giving companies are great and some are not. submitted by /u/lykosen11 [link] [comments]

Tackle Trading Halftime Report July 29th 2019 Posted: 29 Jul 2019 09:37 AM PDT Join our live show: https://youtu.be/-2-Q2ftmxg8 Markets are flat as the market pauses before FED meeting, earnings continue with Apple being the "big one" and China trade talks are starting up again, today on the Halftime Report. First 30 minutes: Market Skyline, analyze the indexes, daily news, economic reports, and earnings performances Next 15 minutes: stocks on our minds, these are swing trade bullish and bearish setups. Next 10 minutes: The strategy of the day, deep dive into a swing trade, teaching segment Last 5 minutes: final thoughts #HTC #TeamTackle #fed #finance #stocks #investing #earnings #trade #markets #stockmarket Subscribe and if you are watching this later you can always ask a question down in the comments section below submitted by /u/timjusticeutah [link] [comments]

65% of hedge fund investors think ESG investing will be key in 5 years - But can it generate alpha? Posted: 29 Jul 2019 09:27 AM PDT https://www.alternativesoft.com/ESG-investing-hedge-funds.html submitted by /u/signaturefade [link] [comments]

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