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    Stocks - r/Stocks Daily Discussion Monday - Jan 04, 2021

    r/Stocks Daily Discussion Monday - Jan 04, 2021

    Posted: 04 Jan 2021 12:00 AM PST

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    Palantir $22.5M contract with Japan

    Posted: 04 Jan 2021 04:07 AM PST

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    DENVER--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Palantir Technologies Inc. (NYSE:PLTR) announced today that on December 28, 2020, it was awarded a $22.5 million, one-year contract in partnership with SOMPO Holdings for the "Real Data Platform for Security, Health, and Wellbeing". SOMPO's visionary Real Data Platform, or "RDP" is a collaborative ecosystem between public and private sectors that will improve healthcare in Japan, streamline supply chains across industries, and increase security and resilience in the region.

    In November 2019, SOMPO and Palantir jointly established Palantir Technologies Japan K.K., a technology company that would provide Palantir's platforms and services in Japan. Already, Palantir Japan has actively supported elder care transformation, with active work across dozens of facilities to make care plans more efficient and effective and improve facility operations.

    SOMPO's RDP objectives will accelerate the digital transformation of Japanese commercial and governmental institutions, and create connected infrastructure across key industries. Japanese industries, ranging from healthcare to automotive to manufacturing, have generated a tremendous amount of "real data" over the past few decades. For example, Japan alone has more than 60,000 elder care facilities, each generating real data from suppliers, facilities, care plans, training programs, and more. The RDP, with SOMPO at the forefront, will serve as the connected infrastructure for this and other industries, including logistics, transportation, research, and government agencies.

    Further updates on the RDP will be provided in a forthcoming joint press release between SOMPO and Palantir.

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    Why are so many people suddenly panicking when there is a ONE red day? Haven’t we discussed the entire last month that we shouldn’t really care corrections, rather stick to the original strategy that you’ve been doing.

    Posted: 04 Jan 2021 10:44 AM PST

    The Dow is about 1,6% on the red side and the S&P about the same. I see too many people suddenly panicking and selling their stocks, especially in tech. And not just any tech stocks, the gold boys of the subreddit: Microsoft and Apple! We've talked a lot in this subreddit how these companies are great long term plays with good upside, yet I see a surprising amount of people starting to wonder if they should sell their tech stocks.

    For those who are thinking of selling today, I want you to go back to that date when you bought the stock, whatever stock it was. Ask yourself: "Why did I buy this stock?"

    Then ask yourself: "Has the situation changed?" Do you still see the same qualities that made you invest in the company?

    If you see the same qualities that you saw at the start, continue what you are doing. There's no reason to sell the stock, right? If anything, buy more!

    Stick to your original strategy. I'd just keep doing that DCA and buy the dips. Today is a great day to do that. Don't worry.

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    So, it's the new year and you want to become a long-term investor

    Posted: 04 Jan 2021 04:56 AM PST

    A new year gives us a new opportunity to enter the markets after tax loss harvesting comes to an end. It may also give us an opportunity to reflect on our investing journeys and consider a change in approach. So... for those interested in making the shift to investing, what does it mean to be a long-term investor? To me it's about being prepared enough so that I don't have to worry about the day-to-day.

    To think of an analogy... It's like the student who studies and does his/her homework the night before and has nothing to worry about the next day. Sometimes, you did all the work for nothing, especially when the teacher doesn't check your work (think of this as the red day after you making an investment decision). Sometimes you are rewarded immediately. However, at the end of the day, the student who does his/her homework every night will have less to worry about when it comes to the final exam. Similarly, when it comes to long-term investing, by doing your research and coming up with a plan, you don't have to worry or stress out as much about your ultimate success.

    Note, that, at the end of the day, long-term investing is just one of many options to get involved in the market. You can be just as successful, if not more, by day trading or swing trading, etc. Just know that the path you choose requires a different mindset/approach to the market. So how does it work? I wanted to share with you some big themes to keep in mind as you being your long-term investing journey.

    1. Find your WHY. First and foremost, it's important to figure out who you are and why you are investing. What is your risk tolerance? Do you consider yourself to be more aggressive? How much time do you have? How do you want to spend your time? To dig deeper and get a sense of your risk tolerance: What is your financial outlook? Do you expect to need money now or expect an uptick in monthly expenses? Do you have a stable income? Who do your loved ones turn to when there is an emergency? What are your investing goals? When do you want to retire? When do you expect to get married? When do you want to start a family? etc. All these questions, from the day-to-day to the big picture are important to consider when deciding to be a long-term investor. This should inform how you approach the markets, and what weight you should give certain stocks. Finding your WHY is an important first step in determining how to approach the markets.

    2. What are the MACROTRENDS? When deciding to pick a stock, I like to first think about macrotrends. Where do you see the world heading? How do you think consumer behavior will change? How do you think industries will change? What impact will politics, international relations, and global and domestic issues have on the economy and the markets? This requires staying informed about the world to a certain degree, but it's generally a great way to start thinking proactively about the markets and, also, to just become a more well-rounded individual.

    3. Does the company have a MOAT? So you thought of some macrotrends, and you identified an industry you want to invest in. You pick out a stock. Ask yourself, does the company have a moat. A moat is essentially something that allows the company to standout from its competitors. It can be anything. It can be the brand name, it can be user experience, it can be expected market share, it can even be the leadership or CEO, or all of the above. Essentially, does the company have something about it that convinces you that it will stick around, successfully so, 5+ years from now? As a long-term investor, I always seek to identify moats. It will take some of the stress out of my decision-making because I am confident that the company will last.

    4. Are you comfortable with the FINANCIALS? I don't necessarily find it super helpful to focus in on certain numbers over others, etc. However, you should have SOME understanding of the company's financials. For example, I don't think you necessarily have to look for profitability. Some great companies with solid moats operate at a loss. Why? Because they are investing in their growth. But some companies operate at a loss because, well, they're just losing companies, or the greater industry itself is just falling apart and investors are getting out (i.e. oil). Or maybe, the company isn't operating efficiently and the company is taking on more debt than it is producing revenue. Just have a general understanding of why the way things are and how they might be moving forward, that should be enough to get you started.

    5. Be STINGY: Is the price right for you? At the end of the day, you have to make the ultimate, probably most important decision: is the price right for you? Understand the basics of the stock market: essentially, it is a salesperson making a pitch to sell a piece of a company at a certain price. "Hey, you want to buy a piece of Apple for $130?" Granted, in real-time you are being approached by hundreds of salesman on any given hour: "Ok, what about $129? Oh, lost your chance, now we can only sell it for 134." When you go to the store looking for a particular product, you already have a price in mind. Salespeople might come up to you and offer you a wide range of prices for that product, but there is a range that you will consider. Anything too cheap will make you skeptical of its quality. Anything too expensive will be considered a rip-off. Humanizing the market in this way will help you become a steadier investor. Is the stock worth X dollar amount to you? If so, great. Pull the trigger and invest. If it goes down the next day, you don't have to worry because based on your research, you believe that the stock will come up and reach whatever dollar amount you think it's worth. If not, then wait or don't buy it. There are thousands of companies reaching out to you to buy their company at a certain price--there are always other opportunities.

    6. Stay informed. Once you choose your stocks, you need to stay informed. This can be a lot of things and it can be done in a lot of ways. But, at the end of the day, you need some pulse on what you invest in. Keep in mind the identifying reasons for why you invested in certain things, and be prepared to reconsider or reflect on your choices as soon as those reasons change. For some companies, it might be easy. Perhaps the MOAT you identified for one company is the CEO. Great. That means, as soon as you see news about leadership changing in that company, you need to reconsider your position in the stock. You don't have to freak out daily. Macrotrends and moats and financials don't change overnight. You're really looking for a trend overtime. A weekly / biweekly / monthly routine can suffice.

    7. Be as disciplined as possible. All of the above factors above ultimately help you to do ONE thing as a long-term investor. To stay disciplined. You want to take the emotions out of investing because as a long-term investor your outlook is not next week, next month, or next year. Your outlook is the next 5 years, the next 10 years, etc. Don't FOMO into a stock; instead, think about why it's spiking and go through steps 1-5, especially step 5. Don't sell right away just because the stock you chose dipped 10% based on a piece of bad news; instead, think about why it's dipping and go through steps 1-5. You get the gist. As long-term investors we should be thinking big picture. If steps 1-5 haven't changed after 1 piece of bad news, a 10% dip can be a great buying opportunity. Alternatively, if steps 1-5 haven't changed after a stock shoots up an insane amount, it may be an opportunity to lock in some profits.

    Keeping these points in mind should help you get started as a long-term investor. Would be happy to chat with anyone about their own journeys or just to discuss! Best of luck to all as we enter 2021!

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    Thoughts on $NIO and $TTCF long term?

    Posted: 04 Jan 2021 01:01 PM PST

    Thoughts on $NIO and $TTCF long term?

    I'm about to buy heavily into both right now. Nio's sitting at $53 and TTCF's at $23. Plan on holding onto them long term. What's your personal opinions on them and of course on NIO day?

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    Stock Market News for Today | TSLA, NIO, LMND, FUBO, ROKU & Other Stock Market News [01-04]

    Posted: 04 Jan 2021 05:11 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.
    We also saw most factor groups finishing the day in the red with only Large-Cap Value companies posting a gain of .3%, as you can see in Thursday's HEAT MAP with gains all around the board, while losses were concentrated in the Biotech and Oil & Gas industry.

    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!

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    NIO to the moon? or to the mars?

    Posted: 04 Jan 2021 07:54 AM PST

    Wow! What a great start today !!!

    Tesla (TSLA) hit another record high Monday, rising 5%. Chinese rival Nio (NIO) jumped 11%, adding to last week's rebound from a critical support level. Meanwhile, fellow Chinese EV makers Li Auto (LI) and Xpeng Motors (XPEV) also soared.

    Source: https://www.investors.com/market-trend/stock-market-today/dow-jones-stock-market-rally-tesla-stock-nio-stock-chinese-ev-makers-xpeng-li-auto/

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    Seems like NIO is gonna take us to Mars already by the end of 2021! Fuck!

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    Today I purchased alot of stocks for me, despite the market going down, is this a good idea?

    Posted: 04 Jan 2021 10:21 AM PST

    Hi, I'm fairly new to investing and trading, and with the market going down today, particularly in tech companies like apple, amazon, and Microsoft I bought in, hoping that I good see the gains when it comes back up. from the small amount of knowledge I have I think this is a good idea a I can maximize gains from it however I have seen some people on here saying I should have sold rather than bought, especially with my tech stocks. can anyone let me know if this was a good Idea and whether I made the correct move or I should have sold today and bought back in when the market was less volatile?

    thanks

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    2021 Roth Contributions!

    Posted: 04 Jan 2021 12:35 PM PST

    New year, new opportunities. What's everyone planning to invent in with their $6000 contribution? Looking forward to hearing everyone's thoughts.

    I'm thinking about simplifying and pick two ETFs to go 50-50.

    VOO and VGT

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    What is the future of Plug Power (PLUG)?

    Posted: 04 Jan 2021 09:50 AM PST

    I surprisingly don't hear people talk a lot about PLUG on this subreddit, but it's a fantastic energy stock with high growth potential. It's up 820% over the last year, and designs and manufactures cell parts for alternative energy. It seems to be in the same sector as TSLA, NIO, ARKG, etc. What do you think is future of this company? Do you expect to see another massive 820% growth this year?

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    Tesla Roars To All-Time Highs After Record 2020 Delivery Total; Market Value Nears $700 Billion

    Posted: 04 Jan 2021 06:26 AM PST

    https://www.thestreet.com/investing/tesla-roars-to-all-time-highs-on-record-2020-delivery-total

    "With TSLA exiting the year at a 180K run-rate, with output from the Shanghai factory scaling and the Berlin factory coming on line, we are a little surprised that the consensus delivery outlook for 2021 is only 784K units," said JMP Securities analyst Joseph Osha. "Our own estimate stands at 841K, and based on the 4Q 2020 outcome, we would expect to see consensus 2021 delivery forecasts go up."

    "We believe that TSLA sales in the U.S. have the potential to benefit from Biden administration policies, potentially including additional tax credits for EV buyers," he added. "If there is one concern we have, it would be problems in the Chinese market driven by the growing level of friction between the Chinese and U.S. governments."

    Wedbush analyst Dan Ives said earlier this month that the 500,000 delivery target was "not even on the map for the Street going back to the late spring/summer timeframe," and forecasts deliveries of as high as 710,000 for the current year, a 40% growth rate that would "put Tesla on a strong growth trajectory into 2022."

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    DD on some pretty solid looking companies (Long Term Plays)

    Posted: 04 Jan 2021 11:17 AM PST

    Wassup traders! I recently did some DD on 3 companies with high potential for an internship application (didn't get it but whatever). Anyways, I decided to share these with you guys... Enjoy!

    Cerence (CRNC) - Cerence offers cognitive assistance to the automotive industry: creating meaningful and smart interactions among the driver, passenger, and the automobile. - AI is the future; AI has been enhancing and simplifying every part of human life since its inception. Now, CRNC offers consumers and automobile manufacturers the capability to add AI and voice technology to automobiles. Even though CRNC hit the market in 2019, CRNC has quickly become the market leader in the space. So far, CRNC has displayed great performance, partnering with some of the largest names in the auto industry (BMW and Ford to name a few). - My biggest concern is the potential for competition. Although CRNC is currently leading the market in its respective field, more established names in AI such as Alphabet and Microsoft may undercut the recently launched company.

    Lithium Americas Corp. (LAC) - Lithium Americas is a resource company that deals in lithium development projects. - LAC is a resource company that could largely benefit from the imminent electric car boom. Due to its chemical composition, Lithium is the main material used in lithium-ion batteries which are used to power electric vehicles; therefore, the electric car boom will clearly be fueled by lithium much like how gasoline fueled the combustion engine cars for generations. In addition, LAC has the capability to mine, refine, and produce lithium carbonate: owning the entire supply chain. - My biggest concern is the present and future value of the company's main two projects: Cauchari-Olaroz and Thacker. As we can not know the current and future value of lithium, we can not realistically predict the overall return of the two projects. This is not even considering the time and cost of labor it will take to actually mine the lithium from the two sites.

    AquaBounty (AQB) - AquaBounty is a company that deals currently in aquaculture services, specializing in the farming of bioengineered Atlantic salmon that can grow to market size faster than what the conventional market offers. - The appeal in AQB is clear. As global natural salmon production decreases due to environmental constraints put upon by climate change and pollution, aquaculture of salmonids is already used to meet market demands at a competitive price. Bioengineered salmon is reportedly faster to produce and more efficient; therefore, following conventional logic, bioengineering salmon is the logical next step for a competitive market to meet increasing demands. - My biggest concern is the public perception of GMO foods. As reported by The Hartman Group, consumer perception of GMO foods is increasingly negative year by year. This may pose a potential risk for AQB in the short term.

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    Those who bought into QS just because of JB Strabuel & VW

    Posted: 04 Jan 2021 07:07 AM PST

    Okay, let's forget the -$375M for the moment because they are investing in the technology. Everything is still tested in labs so not even a factory to scale these "SS batteries." Gonna cost them additional billions to get it going once the technology is actually proven. 0 revenue until 2024-25. Market cap was $60B, now instantly got cut by 2/3. Still $19B too much.

    You were bunch of drunkards just like NKLA investors. I guess that's what happened when people missed TSLA. Chasing dreams, and ending up as bagholders on garbage.

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    Stocks for 2021 long term investing

    Posted: 04 Jan 2021 09:23 AM PST

    Yoo,

    I just wanted to share and get some feedback from you guys on my portfolio for 2021.

    Stocks i'm holding:

    • $APPL (Apple)
    • $AAL (American Airlines)
    • $NET (Cloudflare)
    • $NIO
    • $GMBL (Esports Entertainment)
    • $SQ (Square)
    • $PLTR (Palantir)
    • $FSR (Fisker)

    What are your thoughts?

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    APPN (Appian) opinions?

    Posted: 04 Jan 2021 11:36 AM PST

    I'd like to get thoughts on Appian, a software development platform that offers "low code" programming to ease the application building process. The company is up over 700% since its IPO in May 2017, and much of that growth has occurred in the past few months.

    I know that Appian isn't mentioned much on here but would like to know if anyone has thoughts on whether or not the company still has room to grow. At a market cap of around 10 billion with posting only $77 million in last quarter's revenue it seems like the company is overvalued at the moment, with high expectations for growth in the coming years.

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    How do you handle changes in currency exchange rates?

    Posted: 04 Jan 2021 12:31 PM PST

    Hello r/stocks

    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.

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    Thank you,

    Samuel, Sweden

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    Investing AGAINST the hype

    Posted: 04 Jan 2021 11:27 AM PST

    So last year in March I was telling people here to buy CCL and went all-in myself. I ended up making a 160% gain. bringing my initial 40k investment to 110k today.

    When I told people to buy into CCL back in March. I got nothing but hate here. Most people here saying it was a horrible idea.

    well I sold my CCL a few weeks ago and did it again.

    I dumped all my CCL gains $$ into Energy/oil/gas stocks. XOM in particular,

    Despite the ridiculous EV hype, completely going against the grain of the EV / renewable hype, and going oil/gas regardless.

    Will it work out again? Time will tell.

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    Recommendation on best financial site to analyze stocks. Yahoo Finance vs. Finviz vs. MarketBeat vs Seeking Alpha

    Posted: 04 Jan 2021 01:56 PM PST

    I spend a lot of time on yahoo finance, finviz, seeking alpha and marketbeat. I like something or another on all of them. Having said that I am a free loader and not paying for any subscription or premium service.

    I am curious to know what others have to say based on their experience the best site for analyzing stocks is and if I should pay for one which one should that be.

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    Thoughts on FRSX? Thermal cameras for autonomous vehicles

    Posted: 04 Jan 2021 12:51 PM PST

    Does anyone have insight on this company? From what I've read they make thermal cameras for autonomous vehicles, competing in the same market as Lidar. The verdict isn't out on what type of sensor autonomous vehicles will use but companies such as LAZR have already rocketed. FRSX received a $1M grant from the European Commission and just raised $26M in common shares at $4.15 - showing a certain degree of investor confidence. I don't know much about the tech. Any insights would be appreciated!

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    Thinking about selling majority of NIO long holding and reinvest in Tesla

    Posted: 04 Jan 2021 11:43 AM PST

    I've got 100 shares of Nio, thinking about riding this next week, week and a half out for #nioday then selling majority of my shares, grab my profit, and reinvest in a few Tesla shares. Would this be a good idea or should I just leave a lil more in NIO and continue holding? I'm just curious as to opinions I know advice is not to be taken as bond or guarantee.

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    Reversed dividend - ARKK

    Posted: 04 Jan 2021 07:07 AM PST

    At the end of the year 2020, I received a dividend for holding ARKK ETF shares. A few days later (4.1.2021) I got a notification that the dividend has been reversed and my broker took back the money I got from the dividend. My question is - why did that happen? I would appreciate any help, thanks

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    I will automate data extraction/scraping/crawling for you

    Posted: 04 Jan 2021 02:05 PM PST

    Do you need to extract data automatically from some other websites? I will write automation for you in exchange of review on my UpWork profile. Win-win

    About me: I'm software developer with 10 years of experience working in corporate environment. Now want to transition freelance, and for that I need reviews on my Upwork profile. So for a short period of time I'm offering help with automation.

    Send me PM if you are interested.

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    Your top 5 stocks over the next 5 years:

    Posted: 03 Jan 2021 08:38 PM PST

    Looking to build a portfolio with some cash I have. I'm bullish on many stocks but want to limit to just a few ultra high conviction picks. Sectors I like are EV/renewable energy, tech, Ecommerce, gaming and genomics, but not sure what the leaders with highest growth will be over the next 5 years. Assuming you have VTI or some broad index fund for security, which 5 stocks would you go ALL OUT on? Curious to hear what you pitch. Thanks!

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    How's the reception of Anta Sports in China?

    Posted: 04 Jan 2021 11:47 AM PST

    Anyone here that can give us an impression how Anta Sports is perceived in China? Is this a high quality brand? Their net margin is around 18% and they grew by over 30% per year over the last five years. In comparison to the market these are promising numbers 🚀! Anyone not knowing what they do: they sell apparel and sporting footwear in China and Singapore using different sub-brands to appeal to different age groups.

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    Almost all ETFs.. what do I need to change?

    Posted: 04 Jan 2021 12:54 PM PST

    So this is for my personal brokerage, not retirement.

    ~45k total

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    Symbol %
    MGK 36
    VTI 36
    AAPL 9
    VXUS 9
    ARKK 9

    Numbers are a bit off but yo get the idea.

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    Should I move some things?

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    Brookfield Asset Management to take Brookfield Property Partners private in a $5.9 billion deal

    Posted: 04 Jan 2021 06:29 AM PST

    Brookfield Asset Management ($BAM), and a group of investors have offered to acquire the stake in Brookfield Property Partners ($BPY) that they don't already own, in a $5.9 billion bid to take the real estate company private.

    The proposal of $16.50 per share would imply a 14% premium to Thursday's closing price of $14.46. Investors can also choose for 0.4 share of BAM.

    The reason for privatising BPY is that Brookfield believes that its been consistently discounted for more than just the past year. BPY has a high quality portfolio of $88 bln in total assets.

    I was personally thinking of selling today, because I wanted to get out of commercial real estate. I'm long in BAM because I like their diverse assets, and I think they're still undervalued.

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