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- What's happening this week? Headlines on Tesla, NVIDIA, Lockheed Martin, Amazon and IBM
- Is now a good time to invest in Vanguard Index Funds or should I wait for the next recession? Thoughts? I’m in my late 20s and thinking of a 3 fund portfolio!
- What is your investment plan for the next major market decline?
- Impossible Foods is launching meatless pork and sausage as it prepares for a global push
- Legendary Wall Street investor warns of ‘several’ 5% market corrections in 2020
- Iran News Discussion
- Despite the threat of war Editas makes a bullish uptick
- Jan. 7, 2020, East Asia business news
- Is it just me, or was 2019 eerily similar to 2006 in terms of market performance?
| What's happening this week? Headlines on Tesla, NVIDIA, Lockheed Martin, Amazon and IBM Posted: 06 Jan 2020 11:05 AM PST 🚘 Tesla reported record production and delivery numbersIn the fourth quarter, Tesla achieved record production of almost 105,000 vehicles and record deliveries of approximately 112,000 vehicles. In 2019, Tesla delivered approximately 367,500 vehicles, 50% more than the previous year. While the results were in line with Tesla's full year guidance, they beat analyst estimates. Tesla financial scores: * Profitability: 1/10 * Operating Efficiency: 1.2/10 * Liquidity: 2.4/10 * Solvency: 1.9/10 🎮 NVIDIA announced new G-SYNC Esports DisplaysNVIDIA unveiled new G-SYNC® displays with a 360Hz refresh rate, providing esports enthusiasts and competitive gamers with the fastest gaming displays ever made. At 360Hz, game frames are displayed once every 2.8ms — up to 6X faster than traditional gaming displays and TVs. NVIDIA financial scores: * Profitability: 8.2/10 * Operating Efficiency: 7.9/10 * Liquidity: 9.9/10 * Solvency: 9.2/10 🛫 Lockheed Martin delivered 134 F-35s in 2019, exceeding annual commitmentLockheed Martin delivered a total of 134 F-35 aircraft on 2019, exceeding the joint government and industry delivery goal of 131 aircraft. 134 deliveries represent a 47% increase from 2018 and nearly a 200% production increase from 2016. Next year, Lockheed Martin plans to deliver 141 F-35s and is prepared to increase production volume year-over-year to hit peak production in 2023. Lockheed Martin financial scores: * Profitability: 7.9/10 * Operating Efficiency: 5.8/10 * Liquidity: 6.1/10 * Solvency: 4.2/10 📺 Amazon announced an expansion of the Fire TV Edition programAmazon announced the expansion of the Fire TV Edition program, delivering a richer experience and more opportunities for developers, operators, device makers and manufacturers across multiple categories including automotive, smart TVs, soundbars and streaming media players. Fire TV has passed more than 40 million active users, and customers globally have access to tens of thousands of channels, apps, Alexa skills and more. With this expanded Fire TV Edition, it will be even easier for device makers to integrate Fire TV into their products, with new tools and services for each category that will enable companies to bring tailored entertainment experiences and great content to their customers. Amazon financial scores: * Profitability: 5.1/10 * Operating Efficiency: 2.5/10 * Liquidity: 3.7/10 * Solvency: 5.6/10 ☕️ Farmer Connect uses IBM Blockchain to bridge the gap between consumers and smallholder coffee farmersAt the CES 2020, Farmer Connect and IBM announced a new consumer mobile application called "Thank My Farmer," which will allow coffee drinkers to trace their coffee to understand its quality and origin, and even support the farmer who grew the beans. Farmer Connect is a traceability platform powered by IBM Blockchain designed to help increase traceability, efficiency and fairness in the coffee supply chain. IBM financial scores: * Profitability: 7.2/10 * Liquidity: 4.6/10 * Solvency: 3.7/10 [link] [comments]  | ||
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| What is your investment plan for the next major market decline? Posted: 06 Jan 2020 06:45 PM PST Write down that plan. Explain how you would invest in different situations that the market could throw at you. Only by writing your steps and plan down will you be able to fight through the noise that will no doubt be hyped on every financial news channel, late night tv spot, Facebook ad, and every YouTube commercial telling you how to make millions their way. Everything and nothing will sound logical. Anyone who was invested in 2008-2009 will understand the pulls and pushes of information overload that will be coming. The stories of people on the streets, people losing their jobs, houses getting foreclosed on. Lions, tigers , and bears, oh my. Get your actions steps together now before the nonsense and noise attempt to take you on a wild desperate ride that could cost you tens of thousands or more in fees, taxes, and capital losses. Are you going to sell everything? Are you going to sell half, a third? Are you going to hold fast at your current levels? Are you going to fight the noise and actually add to your holdings? Are you going to hold a specific percentage of cash? 10, 20, 30%? More? How far down will you wait for stocks to drop before you begin deploying the cash into stocks again? Will you be patient and change nothing because you understand your investments and don't fear short-term losses? If so, will you continue to add capital on the way down? How much capital will you add. The same as before? More, less? Will you be moving your money out of the market completely and move into other investments? Are you going into precious metals, bonds, real estate? Something else? Write it down, access, adjust, stick to your plan. Start Investing Early, Never Stop, Stay Focused. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Impossible Foods is launching meatless pork and sausage as it prepares for a global push Posted: 06 Jan 2020 07:04 PM PST Impossible Foods announced at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas that it will introduce meatless ground pork and sausage this year. Select Burger King restaurants will test the new Impossible Sausage in Croissan'wiches later in January. But for Impossible, the real opportunity could lie in China, the world's top pork consumer. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Legendary Wall Street investor warns of ‘several’ 5% market corrections in 2020 Posted: 06 Jan 2020 01:31 PM PST Last year, Blackstone's Byron Wien absolutely nailed a few of the stock-market calls he made on his list of "Ten Surprises" that he's been publishing, typically with input from fellow billionaire George Soros, since 1986. For one, he predicted the Shanghai Composite SHCOMP, -0.01% would rally 25%. It gained 22%. He said Brazil's equity market would come alive. The Bovespa BVSP, -0.84% surged 34%. He said the S&P 500 SPX, +0.35% would rally 15%. It easily outperformed that. Not bad. "The most positive factor was the accommodative monetary policy provided by the U.S. and other countries, which had a favorable impact on the economy and the financial markets," the company explained in retrospect. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 06 Jan 2020 08:57 AM PST So it seems things have calmed down a bit. What are your thoughts? It seems Iran's not really going to do anything and its allies (don't know who they are though) haven't really said anything to support Iran. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Despite the threat of war Editas makes a bullish uptick Posted: 06 Jan 2020 01:58 PM PST
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| Jan. 7, 2020, East Asia business news Posted: 06 Jan 2020 08:51 AM PST (South Korea) Foreign direct investment (FDI) to South Korea dipped 13.3% to $23.3 billion in 2019 year-over-year South Korean investors bought $59.3 million of Apple stocks, the largest tally among all foreign companies during the 4th quarter of 2019. South Korea has earmarked $1.28 billion research budget in 2020 to support small and medium-sized enterprises. (source: The Korea Herald) *Japan Of 113 Japanese companies polled, including Toyota Motor Corp., Song Corp., none said Japan's economy is growing strongly. (source: JapanToday) *China China is set to allow foreign-invested banks to underwrite its local government's bonds. (source: Xinhua News Agency) @dylanyan0930 [link] [comments]  | ||
| Is it just me, or was 2019 eerily similar to 2006 in terms of market performance? Posted: 06 Jan 2020 11:21 AM PST I was comparing YoY trends before our last recession and how the market has been performing. 2019 had 22.3% growth in the DJI, while 2006 had a 16.6% growth YoY. Though the swings within each year are different, the growth trajectory seems nearly identical. Does anyone else think that Q3 of 2020 is when we will start seeing the market teeter? Not necessarily a recession, but could the true signals of a recession come to surface? [link] [comments]  |
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