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    I have around 1 lakh(~1300$) with me right now. What should I do? Investment Club

    I have around 1 lakh(~1300$) with me right now. What should I do? Investment Club


    I have around 1 lakh(~1300$) with me right now. What should I do?

    Posted: 20 Aug 2020 06:35 AM PDT

    I am 23 living in India. I worked for the last 3-4 months online as a freelancer, and I have saved around one lakh rupee which is around 1300 USD. I can spend it on any gadgets or something, but I don't have any necessity right now. I don't know anything about the stock market or any other investments. I can learn about it, but I think an experienced investment guy could do better. Is there any trustable agency online or something that I can give my money to, so they can invest on my behalf? I am not expecting much return, but some return will be good. Any ideas will be appreciated. Thanks!

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    Increasing return on sustainable investments

    Posted: 20 Aug 2020 04:49 AM PDT

    Why are sustainable stocks outperforming markets

    Over Q1 2020, out of 206 sustainable equity funds and ETF in the US tracked by Morningstar, 44% were in the top quartile in terms of performance, 70% in the top two and only 11% in the bottom quartile.

    Food for thought: https://www.finance-monthly.com/2020/06/why-are-sustainable-stocks-outperforming-markets/

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    XOGAQ

    Posted: 20 Aug 2020 08:17 AM PDT

    DISCLOSURE: I am long XOGAQ.

    I've been watching oil quite closely during this crash. I bought OAS earlier this summer and sold in the spike. XOG caught my eye shortly after I sold OAS as XOG tanked.

    I thought $0.30 would be a support level for the stock based on its short-term history, but it immediately got delisted and plummeted through that level into the teens and now the single digits.

    I've been reading through the bankruptcy proposals, and I really don't understand how this stock is so cheap based on the proposals...Sure there is risk no deal is made, but this is my analysis.

    XOGAQ has over $2.5b in assets, mostly wells and minerals in CO. They have drilled some gangbuster wells in Broomfield recently which are far exceeding expectations. Their asset base has also been written down substantially in this crash due to impairments...Those assets will never be "written back up" due to financial standards, but there's surely the ability for those assets to have PV10 values of $4b again.

    The current bankruptcy proposals are going to essentially eliminate the debt, and give the debtholders the majority of the company. Common shareholders will get 1.5% of the new massively reduced debt company and 4 and 5 year cashless warrants to obtain 5% of the new company if the secured creditors get 110% of their money back (4-year warrants) and 2.5% of the company if secured creditors get 125% of their money back (5-year warrants).

    At the current stock price of $0.08, the market cap is $11m.

    If the resulting company is just worth $1b (this is a low estimate in my opinion once the debt is wiped out...this company had a market cap of $4b when it was much smaller and had debt), 1.5% of the company would be worth $15m...That's not giving any value to the cashless warrants at all. 4 and 5 year cashless warrants to get another 7.5% of the company are going to certainly add significant upside value.

    So book value alone, this stock should be trading at $0.11 and that's valuing the resulting company at a low estimate of $1b with no value to the warrants...

    I legitimately think this stock is undervalued drastically, and could see 5-7x returns from the current prices. What are your thoughts?

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    Becoming a first-time investor in a Venture Fund

    Posted: 20 Aug 2020 07:59 AM PDT

    RDY Stock Analysis��, is Dr. Reddy's Laboratories a BUY?

    Posted: 20 Aug 2020 05:31 AM PDT

    Lost my job recently, looking to invest the money i have somewhere. Don't know anything about the Investing or Stock Market.

    Posted: 19 Aug 2020 12:01 PM PDT

    I am 25 and lost my job recently. My company has had to cut workforce ever since the downward trend started with the Pandemic.

    I was one of the unfortunates.Now, I have some money at hand and thought it would be a good time to get started with investing.

    It would be better to invest my money somewhere because I am not spending much right now anyways.

    However, i know absolutely nothing about the stock market or investing.I want to learn from scratch.

    Suggest me some sources that explain in layman terms so i can start learning and investing.

    Edit- Thanks for the response! I read your comments and dms and checked out the sources. For others looking at this post, i will link the sources i liked here

    Link

    Link

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    Undervalued aircraft leasing companies | $AER and $FLY Analysis 08/19/2020

    Posted: 19 Aug 2020 07:14 PM PDT

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