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- r/Stocks Daily Discussion & Fundamentals Friday May 07, 2021
- IBM has revealed a new chip technology that promises massive improvements in both power and energy efficiency.
- U.S. Job Growth Misses All Estimates; Unemployment Rate at 6.1%
- Robinhood is terrible for trading for more reasons then you think
- Tesla Saw New Registrations Drop 25% In Germany In April, While Volkswagen Saw 108% Rise
- Palantir Technologies and the Royal Navy Extend Contracts
- Fidelity brokerage—minimum you must leave in your account after a transfer to avoid triggering an account closure is $150
- £50,000 to invest for 3/4 months. Best place to put it with minimal risk?
- IBM breakthrough on 2nm technology
- Why does Amazon not want to split their stock?
- When you sell a stock which one gets sold?
- Why does the market close and open?
- Is Beyond Meat (BYND) a buy after the recent dip?
- Why Nasdaq is so unstable?
- Why I'm XXXX in CRSR.
- What is the bear case for semiconductors?
- The Market Is Unpredictable And Stocks Going Down Is Normal
- Quick APHA Merger Question
- Just realized my Webull is a margin account?!
- r/Stocks Discuss Overlooked Stocks Friday - May 07, 2021
- $GE what is going on?!
- Can you recommend me more YouTube channels like The plain bagel and Ben Felix?
- Want to buy an undervalued stock, but its price keeps going up?
| r/Stocks Daily Discussion & Fundamentals Friday May 07, 2021 Posted: 07 May 2021 02:30 AM PDT This is the daily discussion, so anything stocks related is fine, but the theme for today is on fundamentals, but if fundamentals aren't your thing then just ignore the theme and/or post your arguments against fundamentals here and not in the current post. Some helpful day to day links, including news:
Most fundamentals are updated every 3 months due to the fact that corporations release earnings reports every quarter, so traders are always speculating at what those earnings will say, and investors may change the size of their holdings based on those reports. Expect a lot of volatility around earnings, but it usually doesn't matter if you're holding long term, but keep in mind the importance of earnings reports because a trend of declining earnings or a decline in some other fundamental will drive the stock down over the long term as well. See the following word cloud and click through for the wiki: If you have a basic question, for example "what is EBITDA," then google "investopedia EBITDA" and click the Investopedia article on it; do this for everything until you have a more in depth question or just want to share what you learned. Useful links:
See our past daily discussions here. Also links for: Technicals Tuesday, Options Trading Thursday, and Fundamentals Friday. [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 07 May 2021 05:10 AM PDT Thoughts on IBM and this technology? It seems like this could be a dominant technology in semiconductors in a few years. IBM (IBM) on Thursday debuted the world's first 2-nanometer chip making technology, which could enable massive performance gains in terms of both power and battery life over the current industry-leading processors found in everything from smartphones and tablets to the massive computer servers that power the cloud. "Right now, in the most advanced production in the world is about the 7-nm node, you know on the verge of getting to 5-nm node," DarÃo Gil, SVP and director of IBM Research, told Yahoo Finance. "What we're talking about here is the first time in the world that anybody has shown, externally, that there's a viable technology to enable the 2-nm node." Link to source: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/ibm-2nm-chip-technology-161537366.html [link] [comments]  |
| U.S. Job Growth Misses All Estimates; Unemployment Rate at 6.1% Posted: 07 May 2021 06:10 AM PDT Highlights-
Source: Bloomberg [link] [comments]  |
| Robinhood is terrible for trading for more reasons then you think Posted: 07 May 2021 01:04 PM PDT I am one of the people that played the COIN IPO. I was so mad about how much money I lost I sold every position I had and cashed out my account. About 5 minutes later when I cooled down I realized how stupid that was. There was no way I was going to give up trading but I triggered a PDT restriction with Robinhood so I deposited my funds into TD Ameritrade. Although, since leaving Robinhood I have noticed some positive changes in my portfolio. 1) I don't panic sell anymore. When you have Robinhood, they shove the charts in your face. Every move is very dramatic. A stock might only move a few cents but their charts make it look like the stock is up or down 30%. Since switching to TD I am able to let everything just sit without getting panicked. I think most money lost in the stock market is due to panic selling so if you can, don't sell. Stocks pretty much always go up (with time) 2) I don't trade options anymore. Robinhood made it so easy to trade options. While I know people can make fortunes off options, more people lose their savings with them. I know I would get skinned alive for saying this at WSB but options are the devils lottery tickets. While I might not have huge swings, trading shares allows to have consistent gains. In conclusion, this is just what has worked for me. Who knows, maybe I have just been lucky these last couple weeks. Thanks for coming to my Ted talk, see you all behind Wendy's. [link] [comments]  |
| Tesla Saw New Registrations Drop 25% In Germany In April, While Volkswagen Saw 108% Rise Posted: 07 May 2021 06:44 AM PDT This popped up on my TD Ameritrade app this morning: "Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA) saw new registrations fall 24% year-over-year in April in Germany, while Volkswagen AG's secured a 108.4% rise. Tesla new registrations in Germany totaled 484 in April, while in the preceding month the tally was at 3,703 - a fall of 86.93%, according to data released by the country's federal motor transport authority, Das Kraftfahrt-Bundesamt. Comparatively, Volkswagen saw registrations totaled 43,230 in April 2021; in March the number was 56,550, indicating a month-over-month fall of 23.5%. The automaker secured the largest share of new registrations in April at 18.8%." Anyone ignoring VW as a serious EV player is missing out on a significant upside. From the valuation perspective, "Tesla is worth more than twice as much as the two companies that sell by far the most actual cars — VW and Toyota, whose market caps are $102 billion and $213 billion respectively. Tesla delivered 499,550 vehicles last year. By comparison, Toyota sold 8.5 million vehicles just through November, and VW sold 8.3 million." I am all in on VWAPY and POAHY. I am a bit biased - drive Porsche Macan and love it. Will be switching to Taycan within 12-18 months but apparently they are already back ordered for months. And no, this isn't intended to be a detailed DD, so don't come at me for that. :). Just sharing what I read this morning. EDIT: in terms of EV only sales, here is how these two companies sold world-wide. As you can see, in 2020 VW already sold almost half as many cars as Tesla. That's three times as many as in 2019. Not too bad considering COVId. VW: 2019: 75k 2020: 230k Tesla 2019: 370k 2020: 500k [link] [comments]  |
| Palantir Technologies and the Royal Navy Extend Contracts Posted: 07 May 2021 12:13 AM PDT https://twitter.com/PalantirTech/status/1390562068315656194?s=20 May 07, 2021 02:00 AM Eastern Daylight Time LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Palantir Technologies Inc. (NYSE:PLTR) announced today the renewal of its contracts with the United Kingdom's Royal Navy for its Palantir Foundry platform. Palantir's software is used by the Royal Navy across a broad spectrum of areas from strategic workforce planning to supply chain management to the COVID-19 response. Palantir is enabling naval personnel, as well as civilians and contractors, most without programming expertise, to access and engage with a curated, single source of truth. Users are empowered to run complex models to test scenarios to make better decisions, faster. The Royal Navy has developed its own digital skills and data expertise through its adoption of Foundry - a growing number of naval personnel are programming and building directly in Foundry, showcasing their growing self-sufficiency and new technical competence. The renewed agreements will allow the Royal Navy to continue reaping the benefits of a more empowered workforce, whilst keeping tight control of security and privacy of its data, and full ownership of the logic behind its data model. The investment the Royal Navy made in Foundry meant it was able to react quickly to the COVID-19 crisis early last year. It took the Royal Navy less than 48 hours to stand up a Recognised People Picture in Foundry using self-reported updates to inform leadership of the impact of the pandemic on its force. The Royal Navy is applying this new data-driven approach to ensure readiness of its strength, proactive alerting on equipment health and inventory risk, fully transparent and informed maintenance delivery, all combined to increase the availability of its forces. The February 2021 edition of Navy News noted that Foundry had "allowed the Personnel and Training (P&T) organisation to establish 200 temporary units, tasks, and positions to support the Covid response: from drivers for semi-refrigerated trucks to engineers conducting maintenance tasks to Royal Navy medics supporting the government's broader pandemic response, ensuring resilience to operations. Looking ahead, the development of a strength modelling process in Foundry will allow better understanding of the pandemic's long-term impact on future force readiness. Strategic planners can model a variety of scenarios quickly and independently, so that they can make sure there are enough training courses and promotion opportunities for example, to help the Royal Navy continue to adapt to changing circumstances." "We are proud to be supporting the Royal Navy in its important mission and delighted to see the way in which it is using Foundry in support of the First Sea Lord's objective to use technology and innovation, in a much bigger way than the Royal Navy has been to date, to drive everything it does" says Shyam Sankar, COO of Palantir. [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 06 May 2021 07:33 PM PDT TIL. Couldn't find this through Googling, found it out through a call after 1/2 hour of hold. It should be public information, and this seemed as good a place as any to deposit it. Transfer takes about 5 days, so if you're leaving e.g. a security, make sure it will be still worth $150 by then. [link] [comments]  |
| £50,000 to invest for 3/4 months. Best place to put it with minimal risk? Posted: 07 May 2021 12:14 PM PDT We have just sold our house and bought another one. As a result we have around 50k left over and would like to use this to improve the new house. However we will have to go through planning which may take a few months. So we are looking for the best place to put this cash with minimal risk and small gains (1-3%). Would a whole market etf be best with some diversification into individual stocks or just leave it in a bank account and gain nothing from it? Thanks in advance. [link] [comments]  |
| IBM breakthrough on 2nm technology Posted: 07 May 2021 12:40 AM PDT IBM annouced that they had a breakthrough on 2nm technology. They said there will be advantages to this technogy summed up as: The potential benefits of these advanced 2 nm chips could include: Quadrupling cell phone battery life, only requiring users to charge their devices every four daysii. Slashing the carbon footprint of data centers, which account for one percent of global energy useiii. Changing all of their servers to 2 nm-based processors could potentially reduce that number significantly. Drastically speeding up a laptop's functions, ranging from quicker processing in applications, to assisting in language translation more easily, to faster internet access. Contributing to faster object detection and reaction time in autonomous vehicles like self-driving cars. How big is this breakthrough for IBM? [link] [comments]  |
| Why does Amazon not want to split their stock? Posted: 07 May 2021 01:09 PM PDT One share of AMZN costs 3.300$. What could be the reason why Amazon does not want to split their stock? On the other side, Apple and Tesla are also among the most valuable companies in the world and they did a stock split only a few months ago- what could be the reason they decided to split their stock? [link] [comments]  |
| When you sell a stock which one gets sold? Posted: 07 May 2021 08:39 AM PDT I'm still learning all the nuances of trading, so forgive me if this seems rudimentary, but I was wondering, say I have two shares of a stock (say XYZ). One I bought over a year ago and one I bought last week. If I sell one share of XYZ, which one gets sold? I'm thinking in terms for tax purposes, where my understanding is if you have a stock for over a year the tax implications are different. Is the age of the stock you sell the average of all your shares or would they sell off your oldest/newest share? Or is it some other algorithm all together to determine the taxes? [link] [comments]  |
| Why does the market close and open? Posted: 07 May 2021 05:20 AM PDT I'm sure this is a dumb question but it has been floating around in my head this morning. Is there a reason that requires the market to open and close each day? My thinking is that that the market opens and closes to reflex the 9-5 workday, when someone actually physically needed to execute trades. However this is no longer the case, as trades can be made relatively instantly on a phone. So this brings me back to my question, why does it open/close each day? My conspiracy brain tells me it's because the "big boys" use this time to game the market. And I can't really come up am with any other rational. Thanks for reading, I'm just curious. [link] [comments]  |
| Is Beyond Meat (BYND) a buy after the recent dip? Posted: 07 May 2021 08:03 AM PDT Hi Everyone, I don't mean to self promote, but I originally made this research report on my blog (http://tedinvests.com/posts/) and I'm now posting it on Reddit for anyone looking for an in-depth understanding of this company. While I posted a decent amount of it on here, the report goes far more into depth and provides charts/graphs and videos. (I don't receive any sort of payment for the report, I simply make them to help myself and others) Company Description: Beyond Meat is one of the fastest growing food companies in the United States and offers consumers a range of various plant-based meats. This company's mission is to build meat directly from plants and have their final product consist of the same attributes as actual meat products. Beyond Meat's products are designed to be more nutritional than that of regular meat, although the nutritional aspects of plant-based meats have been questioned. While plant-based meats may or may not be more nutritional than regular meat, by shifting to plant-based meats people can positively affect growing global issues. The issues which this company is trying to address include human health, climate change, constraints on natural resources, and animal welfare. Their products consist of the Beyond Burger, meatballs, sausage, beef, and more. Besides certain Beyond Crumbles, all of their products are certified Kosher and Halal. As of December 2021, you can find Beyond Products available at approximately 122,000 retailer and foodservice outlets in more than 80 countries. In addition, Beyond Meat has an e-commerce site which offers consumers bulk packs, mixed product bundles, and trial packs. This company is constantly innovating and their R&D as a percentage of revenue is higher than some of the biggest food companies (Nestle, Kroger, etc.) at 7.8%. Their state-of-the-art innovation center is a 30,000 sq. foot building located in El Segundo California. This company's mission is simple to understand, through a unique and innovative approach make the best product that gets as close as possible to real meat all while benefiting the planet. Total Addressable Market (TAM) In 2020 the plant-based meat market was estimated to be valued at $4.3 billion and is projected to reach $8.3 billion by 2025. All that growth registers a compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of 14%. Much of the growth that we are witnessing is due to the growing vegan, vegetarian, and health conscious trends people are adopting. Also, many people are becoming more aware of the additives that are in the foods that they eat and the environmental problems that come with meat products. All of these factors make Beyond Meat products appealing as not only do people enjoy knowing they are eating healthy, but they can do their part toward slowing down environmental problems. While the plant-based market may not be the largest, Beyond Meat said they are going after the global meat industry. The global meat industry is valued at $1.2 trillion and had a CAGR of 2.4% between 2015 and 2019. Perhaps the biggest discrepancy between these two industries besides how the various products are made and consist of is price. Beyond Meat's Beyond Sausage sells for $10.30 a pound, that is about 70% more than regular pork sausage. One pound of factory-farmed beef burgers at Walmart run somewhere around $3/pound, while one pound of Beyond Meat's Beef Burger will run you around $6.25/pound. While the difference in pricing is certainly a lot, that doesn't mean that people don't buy Beyond Meat products. Going forward we'll have to see how much of a disrupter this company is to the global meat market. Recent Developments/Acquisitions The new Beyond Burger launches at grocery stores nationwide (April 27, 2021) – Beyond Meat recently introduced their new Beyond Burger which has 35% less fat and saturated fat, and fewer calories than 80/20 beef. This new iteration will hit grocery store shelves beginning the week of May 3rd. It will be available in a 2-pack, the brand's first ever value 4-pack, and a 1lb Beyond Beef pack. Dariush Ajami, the Chief Innovation Officer at Beyond Meat, said " We are continuously working on understanding beef flavor at a deeper level to ensure our plant-based beef platform delivers a delicious and satisfying sensory experience. The new Beyond Burger's rich flavor profile resembles that of ground beef, and extensive testing with our consumers validated this new flavor direction with likeability scoring on-par with 80/20 ground beef burgers." According to the University of Michigan's 2018 Life Cycle Assessment, when compared to traditional 80/20 beef burgers, the Beyond Burger has 99% less impact on water scarcity, 93% less impact on land use, requires 46% less energy, and generates 90% fewer greenhouse gas emissions. Beyond Meat announces major retail expansions throughout Europe (April 12, 2021) – Beyond Meat announced that they will be significantly increasing product distribution within thousands of European locations. The plant-based foods market in Europe has seen sales grow by 49% over the last two years. In the U.K, Sainsbury's said they would double their distribution of the Beyond Burger nationwide. Also, Waitrose launched the Beyond Burger and Beyond Sausage. The retailers together increased Beyond Meat's presence in 445 stores. In Germany, Beyond Meat will be expanding their product offering in over 1,000 German retail stores through Kaufland, Tegut, Famila, and Real. In Austria, the Beyond Meat product selection will be expanded at SPAR and BILLA locations to a total of 1,500 retail stores. Migros stores in Switzerland will expand Beyond Mince distribution to 155 stores. Nearly 1,000 Albert Heijn and Jumbo stores in the Netherlands will now offer Beyond Mince. Chuck Muth, the Chief Growth Officer at the company, said "These new and expanded retail partnerships throughout the continent serve as strong proof points that Europe's appetite for plant-based meat and Beyond Meat products in particular is on the rise." Moreso, in June 2020 Beyond Meat announced its first co-manufacturing facility in Europe in partnership with Zandbergen World's Finest Meats in Zoeterwoude Netherland. Beyond Meat opens manufacturing facility in China to accelerate localized production and innovation (April 7, 2021) – Earlier last month Beyond Meat opened a new advanced manufacturing facility in the Jiaxing Economic and Technological Development Zone located near Shanghai. Ethan Brown, CEO, said "The opening of our dedicated plant-based meat facility in China marks a significant milestone in Beyond Meat's ability to effectively compete in one of the world's largest meat markets. We are committed to investing in China as a region for long-term growth, and we believe this new manufacturing facility will be instrumental in advancing our pricing and sustainability metrics as we seek to provide Chinese consumers with delicious plant-based proteins that are good for both people and planet." Just a little over a year ago, Beyond Meat entered mainland China through a nationwide partnership with Starbucks. In addition to Starbucks, Beyond Meat has partnered with multiple other food services such as KFC, Pizza Hut, Jindingxuan, GangLi Beijing, Slow Boat Brewery, Hema, METRO China and more. Beyond Meat has been expanding so heavily in China that they've even made a product specifically for the Chinese Market, Beyond Pork. What could go wrong Foodservice doesn't pick up – Beyond Meat has a number of strategic partnerships with restaurant chains in various countries. In the past we've seen that whenever they announce a new partnership with a food chain their stock jumps dramatically, only to fall back to where it was before a few days after. Beyond Meat has partnered with the likes of Pizza Hut, Taco Bell, McDonald's, KFC, and a number of other restaurants. Looking at the foodservice side of their business, they've seen tremendous YoY growth. While Covid has impacted their business significantly in terms of foodservice sales, many investors still remain optimistic that this side of their business will bounce back. While they will likely continue seeing growth going forward, I remain skeptical as to how all these strategic partnerships will play out. Impossible foods is their main competitor and they've partnered with the likes of Burger King, White Castle, Red Robin, and others. These partnerships with respect to both companies have played out well as shown by the YoY growth in foodservice revenue. The questions that remain to be asked are, in the long-run, how many of these restaurants will create their own meat alternative products or stop doing business with Impossible foods or Beyond Meat? Taco Bell has already begun testing their own plant-based protein products and how many others will follow? Furthermore, Beyond Meat has been relying on new partnerships to boost foodservice sales. There might be a point to where the growth in foodservice revenue stops as a result of their not being worthy partnerships with restaurant chains and what happens then? Nonetheless, I remain optimistic for the time being that Beyond Meat will see their foodservice revenue increase rapidly for the next couple years. [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 07 May 2021 10:33 AM PDT Pre-market goes up high, hype... 4 hours later NASDAQ stock goes down and end low/red. Meanwhile DOW stock rise slowly but keeps going up non-stop. It seems to me that DOW investors are like long term holders but NASDAQ holders are mostly short-term trading and young people? I wouldn't be suprised if this was another trap.... let people hype on Friday, buy at high price and then everyone sell off Monday morning. And then people panic sell and lose their money. [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 07 May 2021 10:40 AM PDT I came across this post in WSB re: CRSR (/u/idiotbarney) and it made me wonder why CRSR seems so criminally undervalued. In short, it seems like the entire tech sector went out of favor for the last quarter. But... if there's a turnaround in the segment, they have some good lights ahead of them. TL;DR - Why I'm invested in them. I really do like the company. I'm big into these guys. Maybe with GME's PC Sales push, that'll shine some light on CRSR. Maybe they'll get bought out by MSFT or AMZN who wants a more substantial play into the gaming and streaming market. Not sure, but I'm long on the stock with XXXX shares. Positions:
Good Stuff1) Cash flow from operating activities (their core product) is increasing YoY and QoQ. This is really good and healthy. 2) Inventory turnover (how many times a company sells its entire inventory stock) has been growing double digit %s for the past four years. That means that people want CRSR's product. But maybe CRSR is leaving money on the table because they're constantly out of stock? 3) Financial stability - they have solid growth in their free cash flow. Their quick ratio is < 1 which is not great, but their current ratio is > 1 which is good (quick = if they had to liquidate everything today, could they cover their debt ... current = are they being hamstrung by debt payments (no they are not)). 4) Stock value - they've given up 33% of their value from 3 months ago. This entire past quarter (for almost the entire tech market it seems) has been a massive haircut. They're consolidating around the low $30s - which if the tech market turns around should be a really healthy thing for CRSR. Okay Stuff5) Branding - these guys are operating in a very fragmented space. They're doing the right things with branding, but in the market overall, they're still very much an unheard of name. They're kind of like how Sonos was almost 10 years ago. If Corsair can find a way to get more into the mainstream, then they're golden. 6) Leadership - this is the only iffy thing I see with them. They have a solid stack of leadership, but nothing really strikes me as a notable in terms of them pushing for bigger / greater things. As I mentioned before CRSR plays in an ultra-fragmented industry. Sure the big streamers and maybe most of you here know about the name, but a vast majority of people don't. Leadership needs to change this. Point in case, more ppl know about CRSR from streaming and reddit than from anything that leadership is really doing. Grassroots matters, but more is needed to go from early adopters to mainstream market. [link] [comments]  |
| What is the bear case for semiconductors? Posted: 07 May 2021 04:44 AM PDT I'm very heavily invested in semiconductors and have been for about ten years. More than 50% of my portfolio is in semis and I've been well rewarded. That said, I never had a thesis beyond "everything needs semiconductors." What is this sub's view for this sector in the next 10 years? Does anybody have a bearish view for the same time horizon? XSD, and SMH are my core holdings. I also hold a decent position in AMD. [link] [comments]  |
| The Market Is Unpredictable And Stocks Going Down Is Normal Posted: 06 May 2021 04:08 PM PDT Since the March lows, it seems a lot of the stocks have gone up +100% in one year which is very abnormal and does not happen in "regular" years. We have seen this, especially in the tech sector. We have seen a bit of a pull back in the tech sector with stocks going down 10- 20% or more since February. You must remember that if a stock goes up 100% and falls by 20% that is still a great return if you got in early. However, if you FOMO'd in many cases or bought into the hype, you must understand that this can happen. The market is unpredictable right now and it's important to invest in stocks that you believe are good and not look for a quick book if you are worried about losing money. Stocks don't go up forever and in many cases, they may fall because the stock is going back to its "fundamentals". [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 07 May 2021 11:02 AM PDT Hello! I love tracking my stocks in my spreadsheet and I had 2 APHA shares - however, after the recent Merger the stock doesn't come up anymore - I am simply wondering how I should document this for both future tax purposes and my portfolio. Should I just write that I "sold" and then "bought" 1 of this new share I have through the merge? This way I won't forget I ever bought APHA? [link] [comments]  |
| Just realized my Webull is a margin account?! Posted: 07 May 2021 11:31 AM PDT So basically I added around 2K to my account, got the instant 2K to spend. When I bought stocks, I saw my cash balance became negative 2K pretty much, not too worried about that since I know that if I spend money before the deposit comes in, the cash balance will be negative. However, I accidentally made a trade that made my cash balance -2,100 and I noticed that I have like 18K day trading buying power or something when I only put in like 7K in total -- I then noticed I was on a margin account. Then, I noticed that the 2K I used as instant buying power was considered as margin?? My risk assessment it shows that I'm "safe". I don't have any margin calls. I can't change my account away from margin account until my deposit settles and my cash balance is back negative and when my trades from today settle. Will I be charged interest at all? What if I keep my account as margin account but never use more money than I have (as in, I never touch the massive buying power and only spend my cash balance)? Am I at risk of getting margin called if any of my stocks tank even though I'm not using the margin money for 5K (I am using it apparently for my 2K before my deposit settles). I really really don't want to pay 6% interest on the 18K lol [link] [comments]  |
| r/Stocks Discuss Overlooked Stocks Friday - May 07, 2021 Posted: 07 May 2021 09:00 AM PDT It's lunchtime, Wall St time; time to discuss overlooked stocks that no one is talking about: Overlooked & possibly undervalued stocks. All the rules of r/Stocks still apply, so please see the sidebar or click here. But here's the twist you can't bring up meme stocks that have been hotly discussed in the past several weeks. Those stocks that everyone has been talking about, you can't bring up here or they'll be autoremoved. Why? It's to keep this thread pure & focused. The current list of meme stocks can be found here. So don't mention these stocks in this post or your comment will be removed. Need ideas on which stocks to discuss, try a screener like this one. Important links:
After discussing your stock here, feel free to create a post on r/Stocks with all the information you might have just learned. Thanks & enjoy! [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 07 May 2021 08:29 AM PDT It's literally trading sideways for weeks on end. Only one of my positions that's constantly red under my Biden Infrastructure/recovery play. Every analyst has upgraded its price target, called it undervalued by 20%, it beat its earnings and I just don't understand why it's still trading sideways. Is this just a slow recovery that's taking more and more months? [link] [comments]  |
| Can you recommend me more YouTube channels like The plain bagel and Ben Felix? Posted: 07 May 2021 01:41 PM PDT I feel like quality content on YouTube about investing is extremely rare. I have seen a lot of people on this sub recommending Graham Stephen and Andrei Jikh and while i respect their hustle and appreciate their transparency, I feel like their content is more sensational than informative. So far I've come across only two channels where I felt like i was actually getting something out of the videos and those are Ben Felix and The plain bagel. [link] [comments]  |
| Want to buy an undervalued stock, but its price keeps going up? Posted: 07 May 2021 11:13 AM PDT I wanted to buy a stock that was considered undervalued by many people, but it was a few days before its earnings date. I didn't want to gamble on earnings, as the price might have gone up or down 5-10%, so I just waited until their announcement. As it turns out, they beat earnings, and its price went up 5-10%. I kept waiting for its price to get a correction, but for the past week, it's literally gone up about 1-2% everyday for the last 5 days since they announced earnings. It's now up about 10-12% from when I first wanted to buy it. It's not a tech stock and actually considered more of a "boomer" stock, so it might not go to the moon like a tech stock. It's still undervalued at this point, but its upside has gotten smaller after going up 10-12% already. Its price was largely flat and boring for this year, so the 10-12% jump in price looks sort of unusual. I'm a bit worried if I buy now, it will start correcting since its price has basically just kept going up, but, then again, it might not correct since it's considered undervalued. Should I just buy now, keep waiting for a correction, or move on? [link] [comments]  |
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