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- Apple Targets More Than 75 Million 5G iPhone 12 Sales
- Say what you want about Musk, but he knows how to capitalize. TSLA files a $5 billion shelf
- Walmart VS Amazon, the next big online retailer (Walmart DD). Why my money is on Walmart
- Congratulations to our r/StockMarket August 2020 Stock Picking Contest WINNER -- ZadrraS!
- The pros are getting ready for a market crash — retail investors, not so much, top economist warns
- Apple analyst says record-breaking share price rally is about 'MOMO' not 'FOMO'
- Hey! Here is a Market Recap for today, Sept 1
- Slack ($WORK) reports earnings next Tuesday after-hours (9/8). Thoughts?
- Which stocks 6 months ahead - 10k winter investment.
- New helpful subreddit: Hkstocks
- With so much uncertainty currently and in the near future, what specifically will trigger you (personally) to sell off a majority of your portfolio?
- Tesla's opening price 502 dropped 4.67% in one day, and the closing price was 475
- White House will crack down on more Chinese apps after TikTok, WeChat
- SEEKING ADVICE
- Are stocks too expensive to buy for the common person now?
- Watchlist 9/1 September's Here Summer Ending
- What stocks seem promising right now?
- Doesnt yahoo earning calander list all stocks with earning report
- How can I research historical stock prices?
- Carnival and Norwegian Cruise Lines. Whaddya think?
- Android App to track Portfolio Performance
- Natural Gas Set To Rise Through 2022
| Apple Targets More Than 75 Million 5G iPhone 12 Sales Posted: 01 Sep 2020 05:26 AM PDT https://www.thestreet.com/technology/apple-aapl-stock-5g-iphone-12-sales-target-production Apple (AAPL) - Get Report is preparing its suppliers to mass-produce more than 75 million of its new 5G-enabled iPhones ahead of the phone's fall launch, a sign of how much demand the technology giant is anticipating for its flagship product even amid the global pandemic and economic downturn. Cupertino, California-based Apple reportedly has signaled to its producers in China to begin ramping up production of its next generation of iPhone models. The company is expecting shipments of its various iPhone 12 models to reach as high as 80 million units in 2020, Bloomberg reported on Tuesday. Thanks for the awards. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Say what you want about Musk, but he knows how to capitalize. TSLA files a $5 billion shelf Posted: 01 Sep 2020 08:28 AM PDT Everyone knows TSLA is "overvalued" right? The thing is, Musk is a fucking GREAT CEO. It doesn't matter what you think TSLA's valuation is because as long as Musk is running it it will continue to succeed IMO. Why? because of things like this: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/tesla-taps-market-rally-keg-145407552.html Tesla did the same thing back in February, almost immediately after the stock hit $1000/share, and then priced the offering at $767 to raise $2 billion. A few months before that people were afraid they were going to have to file bankruptcy, but with that offering they rescued themselves and gleaned the cash they needed to keep going. Now, after a 5:1 split and another MASSIVE run to pre-split prices of almost $2.5k, ol musky boy files a $5 billion shelf which basically means they can now sell up to 5 billion in shares whenever they want. You better believe that a big chunk of this will be sold in the near future, and they will raise billions in cash at these ridiculous valuations. Musk is the definition of a capitalist and if you think TSLA is going down any time soon well ... you're gonna have a bad time. Offerings can push it down in the short term, but long term a TSLA with $5 billion more in cash is WAY stronger than the current TSLA. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Walmart VS Amazon, the next big online retailer (Walmart DD). Why my money is on Walmart Posted: 01 Sep 2020 11:27 AM PDT Walmart Due Dilligence PARTNERSHIPS - Partnership with Instacart Recently Walmart and Instacart have founded a partnership that will allow Walmart to use Instacart their same-day shipping service. [Walmart and Instacart together make up for nearly 50% of the online grocery sales.]( https://secondmeasure.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/GroceryDelivery-chart2png-1024x631.png) Walmart's vast inventory and Instacart their network and experience will only strengthen their position as the dominant grocery delivery providers, and thus putting more pressure on Amazon. - Partnership with Shopify In addition to Instacart Walmart has also partnered with Shopify. This new partnership will allow third-party sellers to directly sell their item's on the Walmart marketplace. This new partnership will greatly expand Walmart's inventory while giving small businesses the opportunity to reach a bigger demographic. Walmart is expecting to add 1200 Shopify sellers in 2020. Listing an item on Walmart's marketplace allows Walmart to pick up some fees and generate greater traffic to the website. Another interesting possibility to consider is the fact that Walmart could be used as a Shopify returns hub, with a Walmart being within 10 miles of 90% of the US population it is the ideal candidate for further strengthening their relation with Shopify and saving both parties a lot of money. - Partnership with ThredUp Walmart has also partnered with Thredup. ThredUp is basically an online thrift shop for clothes and wearable's. This brilliant partnership means Walmart can now offer both normal and high-end clothing on their marketplace for an affordable price and expose customers to nearly 750,000 pre-owned items. Who would've ever thought you could tell someone that you bought your Michael Kors or Calvin Klein at Walmart. Walmart has been partners with Google for over 3 years now. This partnership allowed Walmart to enter the domain of voice ordering groceries. Simply ask one of your Google devices to buy milk and it will add milk to your Shopping cart. This Partnership might just be the beginning of a strong bond between Google and Walmart as both companies are interested in competing with Amazon. - Microsoft (+ Possible TikTok acquisition) Walmart has been partnered with Microsoft for about 2 years with 3 more years to go. Since the partnership Walmart has been using the full range of Microsoft cloud solutions in a bid to accelerate their digital transformation, innovation and efficiency. Acquisitions - Bonobos, ModCloth, ShoeBuy, Moosejaw, Parcel Let's start at the beginning, with these acquisitions Walmart stated entering the e-commerce market in 2016-2017. Sadly as is known none of these are particularly success stories with the companies being sold again, being discontinued or CEO's leaving. However Walmart learned a lot from these companies and has used this knowledge to further try to expand in the e-commerce market. - Jet.com The first big step in the fight against Amazon. When amazon acquired Jet.com it was a clear signal of what its intentions were. Jet.com was one of the fastest growing U.S. e-commerce companies and Walmart acquired them in September 2016. Since then a lot has happened, Jet.com has been discontinued but the knowledge, progress and technology gained due to Jet.com is irreplaceable and has given Walmart a brilliant boost into the e-commerce with their e-commerce sales increasing 29%. Furthermore (ex)CEO of jet.com Marc Lore is now the CEO of Walmart's e-commerce. - Flipkart Ever heard of the small startup company called Flipkart? Maybe you have not, you should though. Flipkart owns 35% of the Indian e-commerce market, a true giant. Walmart acquired Flipkart in 2018 and ever since then it has been expanding its influence in India and fighting against Amazon for market dominance. This year Flipkart took over Walmart's 28 Indian stores in order to expand its wholesale growth. Another interesting thing is that Walmart might make Flipkart public within the next 3 years. - TikTok acquisition Some very recent news of their Partnership with Microsoft is to potentially acquire TikTok. TikTok's enormous userbase and the current pressure in the US and India have made for an interesting situation causing the partnership to push forward in the bid to acquiring TikTok. In my opinion Walmart has a very decent chance of getting TikTok and making it work. One factor that plays a big role in this is Walmart's presence in India due to Flipkart. Flipkart is India's biggest online store for; phones, electronics, books, home appliances, etc. With Walmart having a presence in both countries where TikTok is (going to be) banned might mean some positive things for the future, but for now that is speculation. The acquisition of TikTok would allow Walmart to use its genius algorithm and massive userbase to further promote and integrate its Walmart marketplace. Walmart PLUS Word is finally out, in September Walmart will be launching its Amazon competitor called Walmart plus. It will give numerous benefits to the user such as; Unlimited free delivery(with 2700 stores having same day delivery), fuel discounts and scan&go a tool to make shopping faster, all for the price of $98 per year 2 Hour Delivery Walmart recently launches its new delivery service, called Express Delivery. This new service will allow customers to place their order online and receive their groceries (for a 10$ fee) within 2 hours. Walmart express delivery is currently available in 800 stores with plans to expand to 2000 stores. In addition to 2 hour delivery Walmart also offers same-day delivery in almost the entire United States. 5000+ US stores. This is Walmart's biggest weapon. The thing Amazon lacks the most is physical stores. Walmart has over 5000 stores while Amazon has just over 600 (worldwide!). If Walmart can find a way to combine e-commerce with its enormous physical presence then it could give Amazon an absolute run for its money. Remember that 90% of Americans live within 10 miles of a Walmart. Some other interesting facts to consider. - 90% of US population live within 10miles of a Walmart. - Walmart's e-commerce sales are currently up 97% - Walmart's expansion in Africa, India, China. Conclusion/TLDR Let me first state with you that this has been my first Due Dilligence and that English is not my first language. Walmart is currently the underdog, and not many people are expecting them to properly fight Amazon. However its recent spree of partnerships and acquisitions have been a brilliant and very clear move in the direction of e-commerce. If Walmart fully utilized its massive physical network together when their growing fresh e-commerce, I see no other outcome then for Walmart to grow, grow, grow. Covid has given Walmart customers the push they needed to fully explore Walmart their marketplace, the marketplace that is now starting to fill up with thousands of sellers and endless products. Walmart VS Amazon, here we go, my money is on Walmart. Sources: Instacart: https://secondmeasure.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/GroceryDelivery-chart2png-1024x631.png Shopify: https://techcrunch.com/2020/06/15/walmart-partners-with-shopify-to-expand-its-online-marketplace/ ThredUp https://www.walmart.com/browse/clothing/thredup-shop-all/5438_6272369_7404214 Google: https://techcrunch.com/2019/04/02/walmart-partners-with-google-on-voice-enabled-grocery-shopping/ https://techcrunch.com/2017/08/22/walmart-and-google-partner-on-voice-based-shopping/ Microsoft + TikTok https://techcrunch.com/2017/08/22/walmart-and-google-partner-on-voice-based-shopping/ https://edition.cnn.com/2020/08/28/tech/walmart-tiktok-bid-hnk-intl/index.html Bonobos, ModCloth, ShoeBuy, Moosejaw, Parcel https://www.investopedia.com/articles/markets/102315/top-4-companies-owned-walmart.asp Jet.com https://www.cnbc.com/2020/05/20/walmart-ceo-on-buying-jetcom-we-would-do-that-all-over-again.html https://www.fool.com/investing/2020/05/20/jetcom-may-be-history-but-walmart-got-what-it-need.aspx Flipkart Walmart PLUS https://www.tomsguide.com/news/walmart-plus-price-launch-date-and-everything-you-need-to-know https://corporate.walmart.com/newsroom/2020/09/01/walmart-introduces-walmart 2 hour delivery https://www.roadie.com/resources/press-releases/walmart-grocery-delivery [link] [comments]  | ||
| Congratulations to our r/StockMarket August 2020 Stock Picking Contest WINNER -- ZadrraS! Posted: 01 Sep 2020 11:42 AM PDT
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| The pros are getting ready for a market crash — retail investors, not so much, top economist warns Posted: 01 Sep 2020 06:34 PM PDT 'A large market correction, should one materialise, would encourage more professional selling that could overwhelm the buy-the-dip retail investor.' That's Mohamed El-Erian, Allianz's chief economic adviser, explaining in an op-ed for the Financial Times how action in the options pits should be taken as a warning by retail investors who have been cashing in on the stock market's relentless push higher in recent months. "The seemingly endless rally… gives the impression that prices are endorsed and supported by the entire professional investment community," he said. "After all, despite the vocal concerns over valuations having split away from underlying corporate and economic fundamentals, few fund managers have been willing to challenge the market by placing outright shorts. " However, "sophisticated investors" are expressing their cautious views with the use of derivatives, and El-Erian says the mom-and-pop types should take note. "It is hard to overstate the extent of today's risk-taking in U.S. financial markets," he wrote, pointing to the explosive moves in a small number of high-flyers, such as Apple AAPL, +3.98%, Tesla TSLA, -4.67% and Amazon AMZN, +1.39%. "Much of this could be seen as market deepening were it not for one troubling fact: corporate and economic fundamentals have yet to reflect a sustained and convincing recovery from COVID-related damage," he said. The rebound in consumption is slowing, initial jobless claims are back to the 1 million level for a second straight week, bankruptcies are rising, and, according to El-Erian, it's looking like these short-term disruptions are about to become long-term scars. "Rather than a well-thought-out bet on the future, stocks reflect many investors' resolute faith in a consistently favourable and predictable liquidity environment," he wrote. "It is a backdrop anchored by reliable stimulus from central banks." On the surface, the same can pretty much be said for what we're seeing in the derivatives market, but there's more to it than just that. "The fear of missing out on an unceasing equity rally has increasingly been expressed through call options," El-Erian said. "Those who would normally short the market on concerns of excessive valuations appear to have no desire to be steamrollered once again by favourable liquidity and the strong 'buy-the-dip' conditioning that comes with that." He pointed out that buying call options limits risk and gives traders the ability to take strategic shots at capturing rallies. At the same time, the smart money is hedging bets with downside "tail protection" to guard against the inevitable sharp declines. That's why we're seeing the VIX volatility gauge VIX, -1.09% decouple from equities, another sign, according to El-Erian, that retail investors are particularly vulnerable when the sellers take the upper hand. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Apple analyst says record-breaking share price rally is about 'MOMO' not 'FOMO' Posted: 01 Sep 2020 06:09 PM PDT https://finance.yahoo.com/news/apple-analyst-share-price-rally-momo-fomo-181232518.html "Our conversations with institutional investors suggest that Fear Of Missing Out (FOMO) is not yet at work given the relatively quick rerating and concern that fundamentals can't support continued upside," he wrote. "Analyzing the past few weeks of trading data suggests a strong inflow from retail investors, suggesting MOMO (momentum) is the strongest attributable factor," he said, while warning that "momentum can cut both ways, especially given risk to Sep/Dec qtr estimates (particularly on high end iPhones)." [link] [comments]  | ||
| Hey! Here is a Market Recap for today, Sept 1 Posted: 01 Sep 2020 01:32 PM PDT PsychoMarket Recap - Tuesday, September 2, 2020 Stocks open September with the bang, as tech continued rallying and benchmarks ended in all-time highs. This is an encouraging start to what is usually a rough month for traders. Both the S&P 500 Index and the Nasdaq set new records on Tuesday, underpinned by the continuing rally in technology shares like Apple ($AAPL), Amazon ($AMZN) and Microsoft ($MSFT) — which both soared after their stocks split on Monday help boost market sentiment. The S&P finished that day 0.97% up, the NASDAQ finished 1.8% up and the DOW finished 0.85% up. Great day for the markets overall! Goldman Sachs ($GS) said, "while equities have never been as expensive since the Tech bubble, based on a 24-month [price/earnings basis], the equity risk premium is close to an all-time high, suggesting that equities have rarely been as attractive relative to bonds." Moreover, July's economic data in labor and manufacturing broadly overperformed Wall Street's estimates suggesting the market could get even 'boomier', according to JP Morgan ($JPM). Traders are encouraged by the Fed's new policy, which promises economic support for as long as necessary, and declining numbers of Coronavirus cases in Southern states like Georgia and Florida, which recently became epicenters for the virus. Highlights
Notable Earnings for tomorrow, tomorrow, Sept 2: China Petroleum ($SNP), Copart ($CPRT), Crowdstrike Holdings ($CRWD), GSX Techedu ($GSX), Huazhu Group ($HTHT), Korea Electric Power ($KEP), Mongodb Inc ($MDB), Rocket Companies Inc ($RKT) [link] [comments]  | ||
| Slack ($WORK) reports earnings next Tuesday after-hours (9/8). Thoughts? Posted: 01 Sep 2020 10:55 AM PDT In light of the pandemic, I assume Slack $WORK will also report a high growth in user base similar to Zoom (Zoom reported a 458% increase in customers compared to last year). Could earnings be a potential catalyst for the stock to surge up? $WORK has also been rallying recently, up around 18% on the week. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Which stocks 6 months ahead - 10k winter investment. Posted: 01 Sep 2020 03:08 PM PDT I would like to buy some stocks and leave them for at least 6 months before I reevaluate the positions. Which companies do you think will give the highest returns the next 6 months? (Is there any companies that usually goes up significantly during winter or companies that usually has product releases during autum / winter?) [link] [comments]  | ||
| New helpful subreddit: Hkstocks Posted: 01 Sep 2020 06:38 PM PDT Hi all! I just opened a new subreddit for people interested in investing in the Hong Kong stock market. There are Big tech chinese companies that do a double listing, such as Alibaba, and JD. Also there are sure-win investment such as Meituan Dianping that you can't find in any other stock markets. So join us for opinions on stocks, bull/ bear contracts (we don't do options in Hong Kong), or standard call warrants! Cheers :) [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 01 Sep 2020 05:02 PM PDT I have no doubt there will be a major correction within the next year, but everything I see and hear is telling me that another crash is inevitable. However, I think a return to "normal" is going to be fairly gradual and won't actually shock the system too much. I'm not looking for advice. I'm just curious what signs you're looking for in the economy or world at large that would make you want to jump ship? No vaccine by a certain date? A particular election result? Fed action? Unemployment rate staying above a certain threshold for too long? Evictions exceeding a certain number? Or just seeing everyone else panic? I'm just sick of reading articles about what analysts think people are thinking. I want to hear it straight from the source. People, what are you thinking? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Tesla's opening price 502 dropped 4.67% in one day, and the closing price was 475 Posted: 01 Sep 2020 06:47 PM PDT Is this still an unimaginable bull market? I set the stop loss at 10%. Now this kind of decline is still acceptable. Some people will say that it is greedy. I think this is just a corresponding price adjustment to reduce the financial bubble. What do you do? [link] [comments]  | ||
| White House will crack down on more Chinese apps after TikTok, WeChat Posted: 01 Sep 2020 07:21 AM PDT Trump adviser Navarro says: The US government will go after more Chinese-made apps following earlier crack downs on Tiktok and Wechat. White House trade adviser Peter Navarro said, as short video sensation TikTok heads toward a forced sale of its US operations. "It is critical that this country not use apps that are made in China, or that can take our data and go to servers in China," Navarro said on Monday in an interview with Fox Business, adding that this data will be used to "surveil, monitor and track" Americans. "And that's really the policy position underlying why we have gone after TikTok and WeChat, and there will be others because China … is basically going out around the world trying to acquire technology and influence." [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 01 Sep 2020 06:20 PM PDT Just started my first job out of college. Will probably net around 35,000 after expenses. Have about 50,000 in loans that I would like to pay off over the next 2.5 years. Just opened an Ameritrade account and put $1,000 in it. What advice would you give in terms of investing it? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Are stocks too expensive to buy for the common person now? Posted: 01 Sep 2020 05:50 PM PDT If you are not riding this wave and not invested in the market like every person on TikTok, are you left behind. Every good stock is expensive now, salaries haven't changed and most people still can't get jobs. Does one really think it is still a good time to get in for long term or better to just do quick flips? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Watchlist 9/1 September's Here Summer Ending Posted: 01 Sep 2020 05:48 AM PDT Market Notes: September has arrived after a long summer. I'll be watching for the market to shift this month into a more exciting October. Today Futures mixed but mostly higher. Yesterday the VIX spiked, maybe the bears are making a move. I'm still bullish until the chart changes. Watchlist: AUVI is a low float, resistance at $13 VVPR is a low float, resistance at $11 AUTO is a low float, support at $5 FPAY is a low float, resistance at $2.50 ATOM is a low float, resistance at $13 GME has support at $6.50 FBIO has resistance at $4 TRIL has resistance at $11.55 MIK has resistance at $11.50 [link] [comments]  | ||
| What stocks seem promising right now? Posted: 01 Sep 2020 04:18 PM PDT Corona has brought down share prices for many companies right now so I thought what better time to invest than right now. I deposited $1000 into a trading account and was curious to know what stocks seem promising in terms of return right now. Ive already invested in canadian banks as they are insured by the government and are likely to bounce back to their old share price soon. I have $250 left and was wondering where to invest it. Thank you! [link] [comments]  | ||
| Doesnt yahoo earning calander list all stocks with earning report Posted: 01 Sep 2020 02:39 PM PDT I tried to check on the calendar when zm had earning report on the 31st August and it is not listed on the calendar. Earning report calendar Am I missing something here? [link] [comments]  | ||
| How can I research historical stock prices? Posted: 01 Sep 2020 02:20 PM PDT I am writing about a now-bankrupt and delisted company. Any way I can access it's old stock market data? I can't seem to figure this out from my online searches. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Carnival and Norwegian Cruise Lines. Whaddya think? Posted: 01 Sep 2020 02:09 PM PDT Before coronapocalypse, Carnival was enjoying a comfy $30+ share price. Norwegian was near $36 per share. Each are now hovering in the mid-$16 range. Do you expect those numbers to return to the high $30s, or has the landscape forever changed and it's time to roll out? I got in back in late March getting Carnival for $12/share and Norwegian for $9.67/share. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Android App to track Portfolio Performance Posted: 01 Sep 2020 06:21 AM PDT Hi all, I am looking for an android app to track my portfolio performance. I trade mainly in Singapore, Hong Kong and US exchanges. I am looking to track PnL, cash deposits, and dividends with the app. I do not mind paying for the app if it's highly recommended. Thanks. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Natural Gas Set To Rise Through 2022 Posted: 01 Sep 2020 06:21 AM PDT I feel that natural gas companies can be huge beneficiaries coming out of COVID, because production has been cut down and demand seemed only marginally hit according to the numbers. With winter coming up in some of the biggest natural gas consuming countries, it seems like a perfect storm for rising prices? [link] [comments]  |
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