Stock Market - Most Anticipated Earnings Releases for the month of January 2021 (showing only confirmed release dates!) |
- Most Anticipated Earnings Releases for the month of January 2021 (showing only confirmed release dates!)
- Daily Recap - Monday, January 4, 2021
- Stock Market News for Today | TSLA, NIO, LMND, FUBO, ROKU & Other Stock Market News [01-04]
- Guess the Company! (Due diligence without revealing ticker until the end)
- Exxon Mobil Thoughts?
- Guess the Company #2 (ticker trivia and due diligence)
- Long term- 5 year Stocks (my portfolio and watchlist).
- Airbnb IPO
- A guide for learning to look for quality stocks with Thinkorswim
- How do you handle changes in currency exchange rates?
- TPL reorganization from a trust to a corporation- What does it mean for the stock price?
- Another Cohen so you know its a blowen ZOM BNGO SNSS
- Beginner investor
- Stockmarket P/E significantly above historical average, at highest level second only to the level reached during the dot come bubble?
- Riding curves of crypto
- CENTOGENE (CNTG) COVID TESTING GERMANY
- SQ vs PayPal
- Why is my margin 200k
- Need any more proof that the market is just one huge bubble?
- Bluechips under 10$
- NIO stock before NIO DAY, it can hit 60$
- Exercise or trade options?
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| Daily Recap - Monday, January 4, 2021 Posted: 04 Jan 2021 01:28 PM PST PsychoMarket Recap - Monday, January 4, 2020 Stocks turned sharply lower in the first session of 2021 with market participants concerned by uncertainty over the outcome of Georgia's runoff Senate elections and a dramatic rise in coronavirus cases. All three major indices were down roughly around 1.5% at the time of writing. Since Novemeber market participants have closely monitored developments around Georgia's runoff Senate election, which is set to decide the balance of power in the Senate. In other words, whichever party wins the election in Georgia will have the majority position in the Senate. Currently, Republicans maintain a narrow majority in the chamber, with 50 seats to the Democrat's 48 when excluding Georgia. If the Democrats win both seats in Georgia they will have a majority because, in the case of a tie, the Vice-President is able to cast the deciding vote. While the Republicans have historically won the Senate seats of Georgia, a recent poll from FiveThirtyEight showed both Democratic had narrow leads as of this morning. Strategists have mainly assumed a victory for the Republican party, which would result in a divided government, a favorable outcome for the market. Sadly, new coronavirus cases in the US hit a staggering one-day record of nearly 300,000 over the weekend, according to Johns Hopkins University. Bafflingly, Trump responded calling the numbers "greatly exaggerated". Despite repeated warnings from health officials about the dangers of traveling, in the last two weeks of December, the TSA reported more than 7 million people were screened at airport security points. Ian Shepherdson, chief economist for Pantheon Macroeconomics, said in a note to clients, "The widely anticipated post-holiday spike in cases is underway, and the seven-day average likely will hit a new record later this week. We're braced for a bigger rebound than was seen in early December before cases finally peak around the middle of the month." There are now nearly 21 million cases and 352,000 deaths attributed to the virus in the US alone As of Monday morning, the first doses of a COVID-19 vaccine had been given to more than 4.5 million people in the U.S., far below the Trump Administration promise of vaccinating 20 million Americans by years-end. Dr. Anthony Fauci said President-elect Joe Biden's goal of ramping up distribution to vaccinate 100 million people in his first 100 days was a "realistic goal," according to an interview with ABC on Sunday. Highlights
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| Stock Market News for Today | TSLA, NIO, LMND, FUBO, ROKU & Other Stock Market News [01-04] Posted: 04 Jan 2021 05:19 AM PST Stocks end 2020 on the high note with Tesla closing over 700$. Is Lemonade overvalued? FuboTv keeps on crumbling while NIO posts great sales numbers, let's talk about this & other stock market news Hello everyone and Good Morning! So, let's start with the recap of the last trading day of 2020, as we saw both the broad stock market SP500 and the Dow Jones Industrial finish up over 0.60% and finishing at record highs, while the tech heavy Nasdaq Composite finished barely up for the day, gaining .14%. We also saw the VIX finishing just down for the day, but it's still up from a week ago, as the volatility still remains way above the levels before March when it rose to over 80. We just about saw a positive ratio of companies advancing to close out the year as the volume was belove average with just 100 new highs, as we saw 10 of the 11 sectors finishing in the green with Utilities, Financials, Real Estate & Health Care gaining more than 1% while Energy was the only sector to finish the day with a loss. Here is the weekly HEAT MAP with names like Alibaba, Shopify, Palantir, Square and Zoom being some of the biggest losers, while TESLA continued to push higher as Tesla finished the month of December with a gain of more than 20% as you can see here, while many of the other big tech names also had a strong month, with most of the losses being concentrated in the communication sector and of course Alibaba which was hit by a lot of negative news. We also finished the year with most sectors in the green as you can see here, led by Technology, Consumer Cyclicals and Communications. But gains were had in most other sectors as well, except the Financial, Travel and Energy sectors, which finished the year down. The biggest losers in the SP500 which finished the year up more than 16% were by far stocks like Carnival, OXY, Norwegian Cruise Line, United Airlines and many more others. The Nasdaq 100 wasn't safe either despite jumping almost 50% in 2020, having the best gains in 11years, with companies like Walgreens, Fox and Intel posting losses of over 17%, while the Dow was the laggard finishing just over 7% up for the year as Boeing, Chevron and Intel dragged the index lower. We also saw huge winners in 2020, as the SP500 was led higher by stocks like Apple, Nvidia, PayPal, Amazon and many others that posted huge gains. While the Nasdaq 100 jumped to record highs lead by Tesla which posted an incredible year with other stocks like Moderna, Peloton & Zoom also rising by more than 300%. The Dow also had big winners but still lagged as the biggest gainers here were the tech giants Apple & Microsoft joined by some other stocks like Nike, Disney & Salesforce. We also got some economic data since Thursday as Macau's gaming revenue continued the slow recovery, but the visits in the travel dependent region were 20% higher in the Holiday period compared to the start of December, which may be another positive sign for the Macau Gambling business. Meanwhile we also received the latest jobless numbers, which dipped below 800K again, 19K less than last week and more than 40K less than expected, as the continuing jobless claims also fell to just over 5.2M more than 100K better than expected and the previous report. While this week we start to receive important economic data that alongside the results of the Georgia runoff election might push the market either to more gains, or if the results and data don't show up as investors & analysts expected it, we might see an increase in volatility again which will lead to a market pullback or correction, which in my opinion would be a good time to go out and find deals to buy again. We also really don't get any significant earnings releases this week, with most of the interesting ones like Micron, Walgreens & Bed Bath & Beyond coming on Thursday. So, in some other stock market news, Tesla topped expectations of 163K deliveries in Q4 again but did finish just shy of the 500K mark. The company delivered more than 180K vehicle in the last quarter, as we saw Tesla pricing the model Y at just over $50.000 in China and are expecting to start deliveries this month as they keep expanding their sales in the world's biggest car market, as they are targeting to make this their biggest market surpassing the US. Tesla closed over 700$ for the first time and if you want to see my opinion on this stock, check out my prediction on Tesla HERE. Some other EV makers from China also posted sales numbers with Li Auto increasing deliveries five-fold year/year with a 32% increase month/month in December, while XPENG also announced record delivery numbers up 35% month/month and more than 300% year/year for December. We also saw NIO posting a monthly deliveries record of just over 7K, up over 120% year/year and finishing the year with over 43K deliveries, which were also up over 110% year/year, as they are also planning on revealing some new sedan models and their latest developments on self-driving and other technologies next week. Meanwhile we saw Lemonade take a ride after another short-seller released a statement, pointing out to the final lock-up period after the IPO, as a moment that will bring huge selling to this stock, despite the company needing just over 4 years to reach the first million customers, less than 5 times the time it took companies like StateFarm, Geico and Allstate to reach their first million. I personally am an investor in this company, and I really like what they are doing, so I am not going to sell my shares anytime soon. Guys, personally I can't wait to see the sales numbers and how the services business is growing for Apple as the top-of-the-line products keep having great demand, but we do have to see what happens in the US-China relations, as this could impact the Apple revenue stream, this after the New York Stock Exchange has started the process of delisting telecom giants from China. You can check out my prediction on Apple HERE We also saw a memo from DELTA's CEO, as he expects the company to return to positive cashflow in the spring, as they are planning to start paying down debt as soon as that happens to reduce the burden the company has taken on since March 2020. Meanwhile FuboTV continues its sharp decline after a number of firms have started to short the stock pointing to insane valuations and outlook. Fubo plunged again almost 16% Thursday and is down almost 50% in the past week as the IPO lockup period expired, more than tripling the shares float. And on last piece of news that just came out is that Roku is looking to buy the content catalog from Quibi, this would give a boost to Roku's exclusive programming, as the stock has seen an immediate reaction and is up over 3.5% in pre-market trading. Let's hope for a good day in the market as US FUTURES seem to be pointing at a good open, with the SP500 leading the way to start off the year as we wait to receive the first economic data this year in the early morning, while the global stock markets started on a positive note except Japan. Thank you everyone for reading! Hope you enjoyed the content! Be sure to leave a comment down below with your opinion on the stock market! Have a great day and see you next time! [link] [comments]  | ||
| Guess the Company! (Due diligence without revealing ticker until the end) Posted: 03 Jan 2021 09:44 PM PST See how many clues it takes for you to correctly guess the company: -This company once had a market cap of $78b at a time when Amazon was still at $34b -This company has been trading sideways for nearly a decade (its most recent price is the same as it was back in September 2012!) -This company with a market cap of just over $3b, posted revenues of 214m/291m/280m/244m in the last four quarters -This company is a household name that once rivaled Apple and Samsung in the mobile industry -This company recently jointed forces with Amazon to create a new, highly sophisticated "intelligent vehicle data platform" -175 million vehicles on the road already uses this company's software -While its peers in the cyber security sector are trading at 50+ Price to Sales ratios (Crowdstrike: ~60x, Cloudfare: ~58x, zscaler: ~54x)... this company is trading at a modest 4x -In 2018, this company filed a lawsuit against Facebook for violating patents pertaining to its proprietary messenger. The lawsuit is still going on today, though it is unclear whether the judgment will be in this company's favor or if one will come anytime soon. -This Canadian company used to go by the name "Research in Motion" -In 2018, the CEO of this company was by a wide margin the highest paid CEO among CEOs of Canadian publicly listed companies. In fact, he made more than the next top 10 Canadian tech company CEOs combined, and even more than Apple CEO Tim Cook! Have you guessed it yet? If your guess was BB (Blackberry Ltd.), you are correct! My outlook for BB: It's obvious that the market hasn't taken well to BlackBerry's pivot from a hardware maker to an enterprise software provider. However, its repertoire of patents which accounts for 30% of its revenue has allowed the company to stay afloat during the difficult transition. I will be watching BB for catalysts such as a ruling on the Facebook lawsuit, new development in its partnership with Amazon, and possibly a change of CEO nearing the end of his contract in 2023. Obligatory price target ass-pull: $10 Disclaimer: I do not hold any positions in BB. This is not financial or investment advice! [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 04 Jan 2021 05:53 PM PST I've seen multiple videos on Exxon Mobil calling it an undervalued stock. I know there was rumors of the company suspending a dividend but they ended up paying it. I've also heard from people that it's a sinking ship and to not get in it. I've looked at their financials from Quarter during September and their revenue down 28.38% their net profit margin down 130%. To sum it up a lot of red and large percentages. Except for their cash on hand which was up 65% . My question is what do you guys think of this stock? I'm currently doing more research but I want to hear other people's opinions and views as well. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Guess the Company #2 (ticker trivia and due diligence) Posted: 04 Jan 2021 04:08 PM PST Back again today with another DD where I reveal the ticker at the end rather than at the beginning. Let's see how many clues it takes for you to correctly guess the company: -With a market cap over just over $5b, this company generated $4.7b in net revenue in 2020 despite a quarterly decline of 53% for Q4 due to the pandemic. -Hit hard by the impacts of COVID19, this company is trading at just above half of its pre-COVID highs in February of 2020. -This company was founded over 100 years ago in Paris and owns a portfolio of prestigious luxury brands -The ticker of this cosmetic company shares its name with its founder -This company was criticized for its slow transition from being a brick and mortar brand to fully embracing e-commerce. -In 2019, this company announced a Turnaround Plan to "rediscover growth, regain operational leadership, and build a culture of pride and performance"" and to "steadily improve gross margin and operating margin to be more in line with its peer group" -This 4 year plan set a leverage target of Net Debt to EBITA of less than 4x. As of the fiscal period ending June 2020, this company's Debt/EBITDA is at 14.1x. -In 2016, this company paid $12b to acquire P&G's beauty business which included brands such as CoverGirl makeup -This company made headlines last year when it purchased a 51% stake in a beauty business, a deal that turned a certain famous celebrity/influencer into a billionaire. -This company now faces a class action lawsuit from its shareholders for allegedly "inflating" the value of said beauty business Have you guessed yet? If your guess was COTY (Coty Inc), you are correct! My outlook for COTY: Luxury isn't going away anytime soon. The wealth gap between the rich and the poor will continue to widen in the foreseeable future, and companies like COTY are poised to make a strong recovery after the pandemic--if it survives the crushing pressure of $7+b of debt. Despite the controversy surrounding its investments in Kyler Cosmetics and KKW, this move demonstrates that COTY is shedding its reputation as a boomer cosmetics company. Whether or not this gambit will pay off remains to be seen. Obligatory price target ass-pull: $5. Disclaimer: I do not currently hold any shares of COTY. This is not financial or investment advice! [link] [comments]  | ||
| Long term- 5 year Stocks (my portfolio and watchlist). Posted: 04 Jan 2021 07:05 PM PST I've been speculating on stocks that could have really good and profound returns for the next 5 years and what I'm currently investing in. Obviously Ev stocks have been parabolic this year opening wide opportunities for pretty much any side of the coin of you look at. To see what plans are for TSLA, NIO, and other manufacturers no doubt this is the start to a long term growth for these innovating companies. Reason I believe Chinese company's like XPev and Nio have blown up is because 2020 was the start of China's big agenda for "made in China" which is in gist to expand China's economy 10 folds with the automotive industry being a strong sector for them. They are using cutting edge technology to take advantage to propel forward. So most of my picks are gonna lean towards Company's that play a role in the mix and expanding company's here in the US that will play as the counterpart. My list NIO, XPev, GM, TSLA, WKHS, RIDE Stocks I see also playing long term growth and what I'm investing in. SNAP, DKNG, PLUG, CRSR. I'm an employee for GM and have strongly sensed for a while now that GM will play big on the heavy investment in EV. With the Hummer Ev coming out in 2022 and the overal re-design of their vehicles prepping them to become more EV tells me that there will be a lot of opportunities to take advantage of these stocks. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 04 Jan 2021 07:17 PM PST I noticed airbnb stocks are running around $170 a piece on the private VC market. Which means VCs are probably getting it at $130 a piece or so. These price points support a great total valuation for Airbnb whos trying to get a 30B valuation from their Dec/Jan IPO. But I also noticed that this week, Airbnb approved a 2:1 stock split for their private market shares from $70 a piece to $35. This valuation was calculated from the IRS compliance officers (weirdly enough) and tax code specific revenue from Airbnb. I'm told this is on the lower side of the valuation mean curve as well My question is: Why would Airbnb approve to a split a this price, when it would only make their valuation look lower? And when literally no one was selling Airbnb for anything less than $130? Having a hard time seeing their strategy on this. Could this be a low strike price given for employees and the actual listing price will be more accurate to whats been going on in the private market? Here's a link: https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/companies/airbnb-tells-shareholder-group-board-approves-share-split/ar-BB1anCXK [link] [comments]  | ||
| A guide for learning to look for quality stocks with Thinkorswim Posted: 04 Jan 2021 08:41 AM PST | ||
| How do you handle changes in currency exchange rates? Posted: 04 Jan 2021 12:32 PM PST Hello r/StockMarket I have a question regarding currency exchange rates. I live in Sweden and our currency is called SEK, Swedish crowns. About 70% of my portfolio is stocks (the rest ETF:s) and 100% of those stocks are traded on American markets. The current prognosis of the USD/SEK exchange rate is that the Swedish crown is going to strengthen, hence 1 USD = less Swedish crowns. How should one handle this currency risk? For example, I bought MSFT shares a couple of months ago for $202 per share, today they're $216 which implies a 7% increase in value. Over this period the USD/SEK exchange rate went from 8,8 SEK per USD (which is the rate I bought at) to 8,2 SEK per USD, i.e. a 7% decrease. These two movements cancel out, and I'm break even. How can one handle changes in currency exchange rates? And how can one minimize the effects on his/her investments, mainly stocks and funds. Thank you, Samuel, Sweden [link] [comments]  | ||
| TPL reorganization from a trust to a corporation- What does it mean for the stock price? Posted: 04 Jan 2021 07:54 PM PST I wish I knew. Apologies for this post being another question for the collective knowledge here, and not an insightful provision of investment wisdom, but I know less than anyone. At the moment I'm sitting on a hefty amount of TPL shares. Normally, seeing TPL hit $750, I would sell all. It's close to its usual annual high before plunging again in a pattern that's been repeated for the past few years. Something about oil prices? However this year is different, in that the Refinitiv rating still says Strong Buy. And the newsfeed says: "Texas Pacific Land Trust declares expected distribution date related to corporate reorganisation M2 Communications The Trustees of Texas Pacific Land Trust (NYSE:TPL) declared on Friday that pursuant to its plan to reorganise to a corporation formed under Delaware law named Texas Pacific Land Corporation (TPL Corporation), from its current structure, it will distribute all TPL Corporation common stock to sub-share certificates holders in certificates of proprietary interest of the trust on 11 January 2021 (effective date). Also, the company said that before the market opening on the effective date, it will distribute all of the above mentioned shares as of such date on a pro rata, one-for-one basis as per their interests in it. The trading of sub-share certificates on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) will cease and be cancelled prior to the market opening and TPL Corporation common stock will begin trading on the NYSE on the same date under the same symbol "TPL." Further, the distribution of TPL Corporation common stock will be made in book-entry form only and therefore, no action is required by sub-share certificate holders to receive shares of TPL Corporation common stock. Immediately after the distribution becomes effective, TPL Corporation will be an independent, publicly traded company and successor to all of the company's assets, employees, liabilities and obligations.... ....Texas Pacific Land Trust is a large landowners in Texas, USA with about 880,000 acres of land and not a real estate investment trust. It was organised under a Declaration of Trust to receive and hold title to extensive tracts of land, previously the property of the Texas and Pacific Railway Company and to issue transferable Certificates of Proprietary Interest pro rata to the holders of certain debt securities of the Texas and Pacific Railway Company. The company's trustees are empowered under the Declaration of Trust to manage the lands with all the powers of an absolute owner." So, does anyone know what this means exactly? Why is it worthwhile to hold onto shares until and after January 11? Is this change from a trust to a corporation affecting the availability of the stock? Are more shares being issued? I don't get it. Perhaps this is all arbitrary and I should sell now? What am I missing? Any advice? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Another Cohen so you know its a blowen ZOM BNGO SNSS Posted: 04 Jan 2021 01:23 PM PST Today we saw a red market. I bought in on ZOM BNGO SNSS last week based on some reddit and DD. BNGO has the longer term upside. ZOM is penny stock so I never trust those. SNSS bought back stock and it died. ZOM recently announced Robert Cohen as CEO the long lost father of Ryan Cohen the GME and CHWY I could see another few big days for all of these this week. We could be heros Small stock dreamers. This is not advice https://stocktwits.com/symbol/SNSS Fyi i was joking on Cohen being related [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 04 Jan 2021 06:53 PM PST I am planning on opening an Ameritrade account on my 18th birthday (in a couple months) and I was just wondering how I should get started on trading. I know the very basics of how the stock market works, but what is some advice you would give to someone who is just starting? Please keep in mind that I'm only 18 and I'll probably start off with 1,000 dollars. What is the best way to use that money? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 04 Jan 2021 06:05 PM PST Lots of articles citing stock market bubble as P/E ratio reach level that is only surpassed by the doc com bubble, second highest ever. But Isn't it true that the current P/E is high due to covid-19 and in fact many companies in entire industries are reporting loss per share, such as travel, airline...etc. So isn't it flawed to use the current P/E as assessment of market valuation. Is the P/E, specifically calculated with forward earning post covid timeframe, showing the same sky high valuation? Also, what about stock valuation vs fixed income? The reality is that the days of 6% fixed bonds is long gone, so while 15x multiple might be the norm in the past, when factoring in the the virtually 0% return, what is the new norm? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 04 Jan 2021 08:16 AM PST Hey all- please let me know if this is posted in wrong section. So when trading crypto, are you actively trading the curves or are you typically buying and holding without much interference? I'm new to crypto and it fluctuates so quickly I don't want to sell on an upswing and have to buy back In at a higher amount. I was watching eth and if I would have sold at peak and bought back in about now (10:14am) I'd have made about 200 a coin? Just looking for advice, I'm already realizing I can't freak out about a 10% drop it's just to volatile to always see upwards movement Thanks everyone! [link] [comments]  | ||
| CENTOGENE (CNTG) COVID TESTING GERMANY Posted: 04 Jan 2021 01:09 PM PST Centogene (CNTG) provides Covid testing at 7 different locations in Germany, e.g. at big airports like Frankfurt, Hamburg or Düsseldorf. Demand for testing increased significantly during the last few months and some countries like Spain or Canada require a negative Covid test result for arrivals. Market Cap: $241M Expected revenue for 2020: $100M (Financial report), outlook drastically increased compared to previous outlook of $60-65M ONLY at Frankfurt airport CNTG has conducted 265k Covid tests during the period of 15.07. and 15.12.2020. Currently they are doing over 3000 tests a day at Frankfurt airport which adds up to over 90k tests a month (worst case scenario). Price per test 59€. Even though the vaccine rollout has started, testing will be still required throughout 2021 as the Covid case numbers are higher than ever. Also, travel demand is expected to increase drastically this year. Having several testing locations, CNTG will certainly benefit from that and 2021 revenues will be very high again due to increased Covid testing demand. VERY INTERESTING COVID PLAY DUE TO HIGH DEMAND OF TESTING AND UNDERVALUED STOCK, STOCK PRICE DOES NOT REPRESENT THE STRONG REVENUE INCREASE AND INCREASING TEST DEMAND Sources: CNTG investor publications and testing data No investment advise! [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 04 Jan 2021 04:17 PM PST What are y'all's thoughts on Square and PayPal? Personally I do not own either but am eyeing square heavily but I am not sure which would be the better buy between Square and PayPal I know Square has CashApp which has been a huge success especially with Bitcoins recent run up. Also with businesses opening this year (hopefully) it could be another big boost for them. The downside would have to be their massive run up this year. How much room to grow do they have left? Especially with that run up they have to be very volatile. PayPal on the other hand has been the bread and butter for online payments for years it seems. They're well established and have good growth but at the same time how much more innovative can they be? This was not a DD or anything like that. It I was just looking for y'all's thoughts and opinions. If you hold, how many shares and why did you chose them in general or over PayPal. TLDR: which do you prefer and why? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 04 Jan 2021 05:28 AM PST Quick question I have a margin account with about 11k in securities and 5k cash. The most I ever borrowed was $100 Why are they asking for 200k deposit to cover margin? What am I missing here? It's regarding my Schwab account. Thank you in advance. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Need any more proof that the market is just one huge bubble? Posted: 04 Jan 2021 05:16 PM PST Look no further: https://twitter.com/tiktokinvestors/status/1346139667939340289?s=21 Remind anyone else of the infamous shoe shiner story with Joe Kennedy? As the story goes, one day in 1929, Joe Kennedy is getting his shoes shined. The boy began to give stock tips as he polished Kennedy's oxfords. In that moment, it struck Joe that he needed to leave the market. He reasoned, famously, if shoeshine boys have an opinion on stocks, the market is clearly, dangerously popular. Supposedly, he pulled out not long before the stock market crash, which led to what we know today as the Great Depression. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 04 Jan 2021 12:12 PM PST I've been scratching my head around this one for a while.. Does anyone know of 2 "bluechip" or large cap stocks that cost less than 10$? The only ones I've come up with are maybe Ford and Zynga. Thanks [link] [comments]  | ||
| NIO stock before NIO DAY, it can hit 60$ Posted: 04 Jan 2021 05:49 AM PST In this video I want talk why NIO in my opinion will hit 60 $ before NIO day , looking at fundamentals technical and news Any feedback appreciate :) #NIO 👀 [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 04 Jan 2021 11:47 AM PST This is probably a very generic question and I get that the answer differs based on risk tolerance / age / financial situation etc etc. but I wanted to hear what folks think about my situation. $V has been very good to me for the last 2 years and I've been long on the stock. Early in 2019 I got greedy and bought a 140 call option for it expiring 1/15/2021 for $1900. This was when the stock was at ~$115. Now fast forward 2 years, I'm nearing the expiration date of the option and it is worth $7600, and $V stock is ~$216. Should I sell the option and secure $5.5k of profit, or should I exercise it and get 100 shares of Visa @140? (I already own 50 shares of Visa). Both these seem good options to me and I'm not being able to make a decision! [link] [comments]  |
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