Stocks - Circumventing automod gets you banned on any sub, so don't do it on r/stocks either |
- Circumventing automod gets you banned on any sub, so don't do it on r/stocks either
- PepsiCo quarterly revenue grows 5.3%, fueled by higher snack sales
- Update on my loss (-1,7mln)
- NIKOLA
- Here is a Market Recap for today Thursday, Oct 1. Please enjoy!
- Rocket Mortgage ($RKT) partnership with Realtor.com
- Undervalued stocks to watch October 2020
- $BABA, is it one of the most certain, not talked about profitable stocks in the next 2-3 years?
- Renewable energy investors
- Big Oil
- Let's talk about SunRun and why it's trading like the Tesla of the Solar Sector?
- Tesla Quarterly Delivery Report
- Risk management with swing trading?
- Quote, Alfred Henry Lewis, March 1906 issue of Cosmopolitan Magazine: “There are only nine meals between mankind and anarchy”
- Thoughts on stocks focused on birth control??
- Chipotle and Domino's - The go-to fast foods in a pandemic
- Nanox Announces Live Demonstration of its Nanox.ARC System at Radiology Society of North America (RSNA) 2020
- 3 stocks I am considering < 10 dollars for long-term investors
- $SEDG popping
- Washington Post on Electric Truck Startup HYLN "IPO" this Friday
- Bayer cutting costs
- Tokyo Stock Exchange Crashes for an Entire Day because a hard drive crashed...!
- JinkoSolar JKS Recent growth
- Small and mid cap ETFs to supplement VTI?
| Circumventing automod gets you banned on any sub, so don't do it on r/stocks either Posted: 01 Oct 2020 07:10 AM PDT The daily discussion can be found here. Not sure why I have to write this up, but a lot of users have been circumventing automod lately to get around rule 7 which basically bans microcap stock discussions and SPACs. I just updated the rule to be slightly more clearer:
Mostly spammers and penny stock promoters are doing it, but a few individuals have decided that they will circumvent the blacklist to post their favorite microcap or SPAC stock.. we just end up banning them. If you believe your post was removed in error, then message the mods, don't circumvent automod or we will just end up removing your post and banning you. In the case of HYLN IPO, I have unbanned it. The main reason why we banned HYLN discussions because it always ended up talking about the SPAC acquiring HYLN, which we don't allow. Why? Because the SPAC deal might fall through and investors will get burned, this has happened in the past. So either wait for HYLN to go IPO or don't do anything, it's safer that way and we don't get the blame in cases where deals fall through.
Update We whitelisted WKHS (Workhorse) since they finished acquiring a small portion of a company (keep in mind this is a shit deal). But now that there's an actual company behind the stock, it's not an SPAC any longer. Remember, message the mods and discuss this with us rather than circumventing automod. Update2 Added direct quote from the wiki explaining our SPAC ban. BTW r/stocks banned SPACs a long time ago when we killed the penny stock spam. [link] [comments]  |
| PepsiCo quarterly revenue grows 5.3%, fueled by higher snack sales Posted: 01 Oct 2020 04:15 AM PDT https://www.cnbc.com/2020/10/01/pepsico-pep-q3-2020-earnings-.html Earnings per share: $1.66, adjusted, vs. $1.49 expected Revenue: $18.09 billion vs. $17.23 billion expected Pepsi reported fiscal third-quarter net income of $2.29 billion, or $1.65 per share, up from $2.1 billion, or $1.49 per share, a year earlier. The company spent $147 million this quarter on costs associated with the coronavirus pandemic, like more expensive labor and buying personal protective equipment. [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 01 Oct 2020 07:20 AM PDT A couple weeks ago I posted how I lost a large sum of money in a day. And because many people are afraid of short term losses I shared my experience to calm everyone. Losing money is part of the game and short term losses are completely fine. I've since chatted with many young investors who gained confidence though my post. That's extremely satisfying to me. I'm very glad I could boost their confidence. It really has been an amazing journey. Started Reddit this year because COVID has me under constant lockdown. (I'm in the at risk group) And most people have been extremely nice. I know that I don't have the magical advice to make you rich overnight but sometimes encouraging words are all we need. Basic human connections are the best cure for confidence. Someone telling you that "You'll make it" is an amazing feeling. Everyone deserves that. And if you invest conservatively you'll gain money long term. I realized that though my rather special upcoming and my net worth I'm not able to fully relate to most people. But I'll not let that divide me from the rest of the world. Frankly I'm happy to chat to everyone of you guys. It's fresh and exiting to see young people with so much will to achieve financially stability. Im honestly proud of the modern generation. Should some of you are crazy but everyone here is responsible and willing to do better. So this post is more like a reassuring that losses are not that scary. A follow up advice so to say. This was my last post. This my portfolio then and this my portfolio now Thanks everyone and keep hustling! Love you ❤️ [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 01 Oct 2020 08:13 AM PDT Seriously now people, Nikola up 23% today. Do you even know anything about the company?? Do you even see the news - only bad news - it's getting daily, and still pump this like nuts. Serious now??!! No wonder this market will crash and burn, everyone just playing Nikola deserves to loose all the money! [link] [comments]  |
| Here is a Market Recap for today Thursday, Oct 1. Please enjoy! Posted: 01 Oct 2020 01:23 PM PDT PsychoMarket Recap - Thursday, October 1, 2020 Stocks jumped higher in the first session of October before losing strength throughout the session, buoyed by hope that lawmakers will provide more stimulus before the November election and slightly better than expected unemployment numbers. The three major indices closed out the month of September red, falling an average of 4% for the first monthly loss since March. The major benchmarks posted their worst September performance since 2011, according to Yahoo Finance. But zooming out to include trading from July and August, equities' third-quarter performance held up much more strongly. The S&P 500 posted its best third-quarter advance since 2010 with a rise of 8.5%, per Bloomberg. The Nasdaq (QQQ) ended the day 1.59% up, the S&P (SPY) finished 0.62% up, and the Dow (DIA) finished 0.22% in another volatile session. It seems traders are expecting September's volatility to carry into October, with political uncertainty surrounding the presidential election at the top of their mind, especially after the, shall we say, contentious debate. Hopes for additional, much-needed stimulus dimmed after in-person talks between Pelosi, Mnuchin, and Congressional lawmakers did not produce an agreement. While the pair said they made progress and had further discussions planned, many are skeptical any kind of deal will be reached before the election in November. For the many, the economic situation at the hands of the pandemic remains dire, with a slew of job cuts being announced. Airlines American Airlines (AAL) and United Airlines (UAL) are moving forward with a collective 32,000 job cuts after contingencies tied to federal coronavirus relief aid they received earlier this year expired on Wednesday. Disney (DIS) said it would be cutting 28,000 workers across its resort business. Insurance giant Allstate (ALL) announced an 8% reduction in its workforce, impacting some 3,800 jobs. Goldman Sachs (GS) is also reportedly looking to cut about 400 jobs, Bloomberg reported Wednesday, and the oil major Shell (RDS) announced plans to cut up to 9,000 jobs. The labor report released this week will not capture these planned layoffs, those will most likely be reflected in next weeks' report. The Labor Department reported that another 837,000 people filed for first-time unemployment insurance. While this is below the 850,000 estimate and an improvement on last week's number, it is clear that the labor market is still struggling during the pandemic and needs Congressional assistance to get back on track. Tomorrow September's monthly jobs report will be released. Analysts expect a fifth straight month of payroll gains and 868,000 jobs to have come back. However, after the announcement of massive job cuts this week, we'll have to see if analysts revise their estimates. Highlights
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| Rocket Mortgage ($RKT) partnership with Realtor.com Posted: 01 Oct 2020 07:54 AM PDT Bought in at $20 yesterday after quite the fall from post-IPO high. Up ~7% this morning. To the moon? https://www.inman.com/2020/09/30/realtor-com-rocket-mortgage-announce-new-partnership/ [link] [comments]  |
| Undervalued stocks to watch October 2020 Posted: 01 Oct 2020 05:50 AM PDT With it being the first of the month I'm curious to see your picks for stocks that are undervalued to watch this month. Obviously volatility will be increasingly higher with the election coming the beginning of next month so short term will be unpredictable but long term shouldn't be affected nearly as much. Please don't just list symbols without also adding something to support why it's worth watching. [link] [comments]  |
| $BABA, is it one of the most certain, not talked about profitable stocks in the next 2-3 years? Posted: 01 Oct 2020 10:38 AM PDT I've been looking a lot at BABA lately and kicking myself for not buying the stock at 275 a few weeks ago. Does anyone have BABA in his portfolio and what price target do you guys expect it to hit? Which stocks do you think have more potential in a year or two? Would love to hear opinions since i don't see the ticker passing by a lot! [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 01 Oct 2020 10:12 AM PDT The past few weeks I've been selling off some of my positions as I believe there is volatility coming ahead. Meanwhile my renewable stocks are sky rocketing as I hoped they would with Biden doing well. Im struggling to decide wether to buy more or take some profit and hope to pick some more up if theres a dip or mini crash. However I would consider myself long on these positions Just wondering for inputs on what others are doing [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 01 Oct 2020 12:44 PM PDT What's the play on Big Oil? XOM hasn't been at $33 since the late 90's. Is it time to get in on the dividend king or stay away? Will it go up eventually when gradual reopening starts? What do y'all think? [link] [comments]  |
| Let's talk about SunRun and why it's trading like the Tesla of the Solar Sector? Posted: 01 Oct 2020 07:42 AM PDT I sold half last month because of valuation concerns, and I am obviously regretting that. This one just keeps going up. I'm not sure I get it? I know a large part of their revenue relies on customers leasing SunRun's equipment. I'm not sure I like that business model. Even if the USA were to pass the Green New Deal tomorrow, would majority of buildings and houses be using SunRun or something? To my knowledge, there's still a great debate about Solar v Wind v Hydro v Nuclear. That's one reason I didn't get SunRun's valuation. It's trading like it's a given that we are all going to have to move to solar energy. I still think nuts-and-bolts solar stocks like Enphase and FirstSolar are better plays. But, what do I know? [link] [comments]  |
| Tesla Quarterly Delivery Report Posted: 01 Oct 2020 11:30 AM PDT I saw some news articles about Tesla announcing their quarterly delivery report this week, but none have said an exact date. Is this news suppose to happen tomorrow based on the trend that Tesla have been delivering these reports on the 2nd/3rd in the past? [link] [comments]  |
| Risk management with swing trading? Posted: 01 Oct 2020 01:35 PM PDT I unfortunately don't have 25K in my account yet so I can't daytrade but I can swing trade. I try to buy Monday/Tuesday so I can sell by Friday , I don't like holding over the weekend, unless it's a long term hold. How would you recommend I factor in risk management in relation to daytrading? Thanks [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 01 Oct 2020 01:30 PM PDT A popular saying is that "every nation is about three/six/seven/nine meals away from anarchy/revolution." That is, hungry people are desperate people who will topple any government. "It is well for us to recollect that even in our own law-abiding, not to say virtuous cases, the only barrier between us and anarchy is the last nine meals we've had" was cited in print in 1896. "There are only nine meals between mankind and anarchy" was said by writer Alfred Henry Lewis (1855-1914) in a March 1906 issue of Cosmopolitan Magazine. "It's only nine meals between men and revolution" was cited in print in 1943. [link] [comments]  |
| Thoughts on stocks focused on birth control?? Posted: 01 Oct 2020 12:18 PM PDT With the upcoming Supreme Court justice appointment what are the thoughts on stocks focused in birth control and contraception? I don't foresee Roe vs Wade being over turned but I do see the left preparing for that scenario. I few stocks/products I like are TXMD w/ Annovera (a Nuvaring that lasts a year) along with EVFM w/ Phexxi (on demand female contraceptive w/ added benefits). Interested to hear your thoughts! [link] [comments]  |
| Chipotle and Domino's - The go-to fast foods in a pandemic Posted: 01 Oct 2020 10:51 AM PDT The coronavirus narrowed down the winning stocks of the pandemic to a few that had the potential to bolster their digital sales. In the food industry - Chipotle Mexican Grill and Domino's Pizza shine as they are strikingly superior to their competitors in online food service and quick delivery. Fast food chains like McDonald's (MCD) and Wendy's (WEN) relied heavily on physical stores sales pre-COVID, and were battered when they had to close their restaurants for extended periods of time. Despite reopening, their stocks continue to falter seven months in. On the other hand, Chipotle's (CMG) stock price rose by 42% since the Wuhan lockdown (Jan 23), and Domino's (DPZ) rose by 48%. Here's a brief analysis of how these stocks have historically performed. Stock Price: Chipotle's stock price has historically been much more volatile than Domino's, which has had a steady rise since 2012. However both these stocks have grown by more than 2500% since their IPOs. While Chipotle's stock crumbled during the March sell-off, Domino's only witnessed a small dent in price. Chipotle has since hustled and achieved a commendable digital sales growth of 216% in Q2 2020, which propelled the stock price to over $1200. CMG, like other growth stocks in the pandemic, is seeing unusually high valuation, with a PE of 136, while Domino's is slightly more reasonable at 34. Revenue and Operating Profits: Chipotle came into existence 33 years after Domino's, in 1990. It owns and operates all its stores in the US where it has a fleet of 2600 restaurants. In comparison, Domino's has a wider footprint of more than 17,100 company-owned and franchise stores worldwide. At the end of 2010, both generated revenues of $1.5 billion. Chipotle's revenues soared until an outbreak of E. Coli in its stores put the safety of its food into question. It slowly managed to recover and in the last three years, Chipotle and Domino's have been seeing a similar average annual growth of 12-13%. Once again, Chipotle was hit much harder by COVID-19 as same-store sales fell by 9.8%, whereas Domino's' jumped by 16%. Chipotle's quarterly revenue and profits plunged due to fewer customers trickling in. On the contrary, Domino's showed no signs of struggle. They spent more on franchise advertising but consequently generated higher revenue. Balance Sheet: Chipotle has a healthier balance sheet, and enjoys a zero debt-to-equity ratio. They have no long-term debt, and as a result are able to generate high cash on hand, currently double that of Domino's. This is especially of great significance during uncertain times such as these. Domino's, like most restaurant franchises struggle with a highly leveraged balance sheet with a debt-to-equity ratio of -1.25. Investors are rushing to buy Chipotle stock as they have huge potential to grow in the US and international markets. It also helps that they serve 'Food with Integrity' and are arguably the healthier fast food option, considering the increasing consumer shift toward healthier food choices. Domino's however, is definitely the steadier stock and also pays dividends, whereas Chipotle does not. Both these companies are without doubt the best performing fast food restaurants right now and are great investments for the times ahead. Read full article with charts here: https://grufity.com/blogs/1601022831658/Chipotle-and-Dominos-The-goto-fast-foods-in-a-pandemic [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 01 Oct 2020 01:19 PM PDT
Shares just went up to $30 AH. Thoughts on this news? [link] [comments]  |
| 3 stocks I am considering < 10 dollars for long-term investors Posted: 01 Oct 2020 09:01 AM PDT Just wanted to give my 2 cents to reddit re: a few stocks I'm considering for long-term holds. Generally, when it comes to investing, the obvious choices are, well, obvious; however, they tend to be more expensive. For people who are risk averse and are more interested in slowly building a portfolio over a long period of time as opposed to looking for quick trades (5+, 10+ years), I hope we can share some knowledge and connect over some opportunities that we see / are considering.
As always, I'm not trying to suggest that we ALL-IN on any one of these stocks. But opening, maintaining small positions and building over time. What are your thoughts? What would you add to the list? [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 01 Oct 2020 02:20 PM PDT Hey all. This company is in my mini solar ETF that I've created with 4 companies. I really like it and it's my second biggest "green energy" position. But recently it's popped a LOT with no particular news coming out. Was wondering if any investor in this stock has information that I'm just missing to see? I know their earnings last quarter created a huggeeee run up and then subsequent drop. So not sure if this is just people going in way early? I've thought about scaling back my position slightly. Apologies for crap formatting, I'm on my phone :( [link] [comments]  |
| Washington Post on Electric Truck Startup HYLN "IPO" this Friday Posted: 30 Sep 2020 06:24 PM PDT Electric truck startup Hyliion (HYLN) will be going "IPO" this Friday. In anticipation of this, the Washington Post wrote an article: Excerpts:
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| Posted: 01 Oct 2020 09:39 AM PDT Recently I started investing and bought some $BAYN stocks (4% of my portfolio as of now) thinking that it could be a good investment in the long term as it was undervalued (stupid of me for not doing proper research, but we all have to make mistakes so we can learn from them). Today I've read some news saying that the company will cut costs and that will affect its revenue and growth in the next years: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/bayer-cut-1-8-billion-173551371.html On top of that are all the controversies with Monsanto. I understand that cutting costs is good for the business, but based on the not very bright expectations I don't know how long it will take them to recover (if they ever do, of course nobody does) so I was think if it would be smarter to cut losses ASAP (already down 16%) or wait for the long run until they come back up. As I said I invested thinking about the long term, don't mind to wait. I would like to know based on previous experiences if somebody knows of a similar situation and what was the outcome. [link] [comments]  |
| Tokyo Stock Exchange Crashes for an Entire Day because a hard drive crashed...! Posted: 01 Oct 2020 02:53 AM PDT Not sure how this level of incompetence is okay, but just thought this would fit here for those keeping their eyes on Japan and Buffett's investments over here! https://news.yahoo.co.jp/articles/e97cbe60247057a68d4128c36567650948c1916e [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 01 Oct 2020 12:11 PM PDT Hello I'm pretty new to trading, started an account about a month ago with £300 pound in it that I bought a couple of stocks with. One of those stocks were JinkoSolar (JKS), which is now 107% up from when I bought it! Should I take the money from this while it is up so much and pick a new venture to reinvest or would you hold this stock in the hopes it can go higher? I'm unsure on what the ceiling price for this stock could be. [link] [comments]  |
| Small and mid cap ETFs to supplement VTI? Posted: 01 Oct 2020 07:40 AM PDT What small and mid cap ETFs do you recommend adding to a four fund portfolio of VTI and VXUS? I'm invested in IJR and IJH but wondering if it would better to replace those with SCHA or VB, and VO or VOE. I am in my late twenties. [link] [comments]  |
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