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- Intel(INTC): The once-popular kid who’s left behind now
- Warren Buffett: How to invest small sum of money
- Did my broker just sike me ?
- How do you deal with reading a plethora of financial reports?
- Should I take the L and move on?
- JOBY trading on NYSE
- Tax Loss Harvesting
- Stock Market Sentiment Recap
- Starting to question the semiconductor experts
- New Portfolio! Thoughts? Comments?
- August has tended to be a good time for investors. According to Bill Schwert, emeritus professor of finance at the University of Rochester, August has averaged the highest returns of any month, at 1.45%, even better than January
- VITL
- Lightning eMotors ($ZEV) and Forest River
- Greenland technologies, potential new EV industrial leader
- Thoughts on $STNG?
- Can high P/S be justified based on history?
- Pfizer’s Shares Record All-Time High With Covid-19 Vaccine Showing Great Success
- Americas Stock Soared Today
- FireEye Fire Sale
- How do I invest in Stocks and sell them.
| Intel(INTC): The once-popular kid who’s left behind now Posted: 11 Aug 2021 06:24 AM PDT I've been an Intel user since forever. After seeing all the NVDA/AMD news for the past few weeks, I even considered upgrading my Intel CPU to an AMD CPU. This makes me wonder, what happened to the great Intel? Are they stoned? ---Promise or Non-sense?--- INTC is beaten badly on the market.The most demand for semiconductors is from business instead of gamers/ individuals. Intel has been losing their customers as they lost competition. On the other hand, AMD gradually over the quarters, showing innovation with a cutting-edge chip and in other sectors. Buy Intel's dip instead of AMD or NVDA?It's a big no for me. Don't get me wrong, Intel is far from dead or less competitive. Balance sheet is great and the new CEO looks pretty promising. However, the big question - Will INTC go back to their glory days? Not gonna happen if they don't show any innovation. I'm laying my hands off for now. Don't panic if you have INTC, here's why.If you already got some INTC on your hand, don't sell just yet. INTC is kind of overlooked due to how great NVDA and AMD did recently. However, if you do hold INTC, best case scenario INTC gets back on their feet and stomps AMD and NVDA. Worst case? They stay like this for a couple more years. Nothing really bad would happen for a company with such cash in hand. If they use the cash the right way, many things could be achieved. What do you guys think? Do you still have faith in our good ol' intel ? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Warren Buffett: How to invest small sum of money Posted: 11 Aug 2021 11:21 AM PDT
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| How do you deal with reading a plethora of financial reports? Posted: 11 Aug 2021 03:30 PM PDT Hi Reddit! I've been doing serious investing for the past three months, and I like most parts of it. However, I'm having difficulty keeping up with the never-ending amount of financial reports. I have over 20 reports on my reading list! I have been exploring ways to efficiently squeeze the juice from these reports. This blog has helped me look for crucial info a little bit. I also recently came across Gander, which claims to provide AI-based question answering on financial reports. Although they seem to only support specific documents currently. Other than that, I've been using apps like screeners to short-list companies worth diving deeper into. But the challenge of reading a mountain of documents remains. Is it just me or do you also face similar problems? What tools do you use to overcome it? Any comments or suggestions would be much appreciated. Thanks! [link] [comments]  | ||
| Should I take the L and move on? Posted: 11 Aug 2021 02:55 PM PDT Hi everyone! I have always enjoyed learning more about the stock market. It is an interesting subject. Since last month I'm facing a dilemma that I can't solve and for that reason, I'm writing this post hoping to understand other perspectives. I turned 18 at the beginning of this year and about 6 months ago, I bought some stocks that I thought were nice picks for the next 3-5 years. The problem is that I no longer see a good future for 3 of these companies (or at least not as good as other companies) and they also took a hit of around 20%. My dilemma is: 1. Keep the positions open and sell when they break even or wait longer and profit 2. Close the positions I don't like and DCA on the ones that I prefer, open new ones, or wait for more opportunities If I chose nr.1, on one hand, there is the risk of the stock going down but on the other hand, there is also the chance to make money (I know that the same thing can happen if I sell this and buy different stocks). The nr.2 for me is more appealing but as I don't know the future, I can miss the chance of making money if the companies that I don't like so much turn to be the big winners. What would you do in a similar situation? (And why, if possible) Any other suggestions that differ from nr.1 and nr.2? Thanks in advance [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 11 Aug 2021 09:33 AM PDT Hello,I saw the news of JOBY (think flying Uber) starting trading on the NYSE today. It seems the company has a partnership with Toyota for mass manufacturing in the future. They are also backed by and partnering with Uber. They advertise that their cost per mile is 4x lower than a helicopter (and so are targeting "less rich" people) for quick travel around big congested cities. As for the market, from 2024, US and EU are obvious targets ofc, but SE Asia and India are still decades away from having efficient transport flows in/out of their big cities, while their economy/demographic is growing. Now China already got a company like that (EHang) so I do not think JOBY will ever get the juicy Chinese market, and this may become a competitor in SE Asia (maybe not India?). I do not have a very good understanding of their financials, I understand they got a sizable CAPEX and wont make money for at least 3 years. But also they will also trade carbon credits (like TESLA is doing, to its huge benefit). What is your take on JOBY? Jump on it and grab as much as possible? Or another beautiful idea which will crash on the wall of reality? Disclaimer: I just bought some 20 shares of it, like I usually do with promising bets. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 11 Aug 2021 08:56 AM PDT Good morning Reddit, I have a question on tax loss harvesting. I have a small investment account around $2,400. I admittedly made some poor choices and even worse timing and am down around 40%-50% in a few different stocks. I've heard of Tax Loss Harvesting to offset my gains. My question is basically, what is the process of that? Does it automatically get included in my tax forms from my brokerage? Do I have to do anything extra to write those off? They bleeding has stopped and those particular stocks have stopped sliding. Do I harvest the losses and use that into better investments? Or do I just wait and see if they pop again? I don't have a whole lot of cash to invest so I feel like it's just being wasted in those stocks. My unrealized gains in those 5 stocks is about $500. Selling those stocks would give me about $500 back to put into less speculative investments and get me back on track. I would love any advice anyone has on this topic. Thanks [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 11 Aug 2021 04:14 PM PDT The stock with the most speculative (ie. future-oriented) news coverage measured in the news this week was Ingersoll Rand - $IR The recent uptick in M&A activity, along with a relatively positive earnings report released two weeks ago, has intrigued the experts with many speculating about the stocks future. The most mentioned stock in the news this week is $FB Amid recent volatility, $FB regains the macro-trend line whilst battling a mixed news week. These topics included but are not limited to: FTC pushback, new Instagram Ad tests, and recent earnings. Robinhood and Coinbase are two similar #stocks with very different moods recently. Price over the past week $COIN +10.7% $HOOD -20.3% Optimism expressed in news coverage over the past week $COIN +57% $HOOD -55% [link] [comments]  | ||
| Starting to question the semiconductor experts Posted: 11 Aug 2021 12:29 AM PDT I know using the term expert is extremely generous but this morning another report came out saying that semi prices will crash this coming quarter. This same analysis has been regurgitated every two months since nov 2020. At the same time fisker gets a price target of $40 and has yet to produce anything of value. I'm not negative fisker I just don't understand why the market even reacts to any of these reports or at least to some of them. Yes semis have been traditionally cyclical especially when in the past, 80% of revenues relied on pc sales. that has changed drastically in the past 3 years. More importantly this analysis is basing much of its estimate on the increase of capex spending by foundries. The majority of that dollar value is for new foundries which won't hit production for 2 years at best and even in factories where you are expanding production it takes time to get a new line up and running and then time to optimize and slowly ramp up production numbers. Anyways I'm just venting because I work in the industry so I know a decent amount about how these things work and when I read these expert analyses I can't help by laugh. I'm assuming next quarter the Amd and microns of the world will have record setting revenue once again and weeks later we will be told that in months their revenue will take a 30% haircut. Am I the only one who thinks this is crazy? [link] [comments]  | ||
| New Portfolio! Thoughts? Comments? Posted: 11 Aug 2021 06:51 PM PDT Hi all, I am a young Brazilian PhD student trying to invest well. Due to political and economic instability in my country, I decided to invest only in my US Broker (Passfolio). I am looking for long term investments and I can add to my portfolio U$100,00 every month (brazilian real is really undervalued). I have started with U$1k and here are my choices and allocations percentage: VOO (30%)- US large cap VBR (30%)- US small cap VEA (10%)- developed markets (ex us) SCHC (10%)- developed market small cap (ex us) VWO (10%)- emerging markets DGS (10%)- emerging markets small cap Cheers! [link] [comments]  | ||
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| Posted: 11 Aug 2021 12:32 PM PDT High insider ownership ~30% Positive EPS Fairly low PE Below 50 and 500 day moving average Consistently growing revenue Low amount of shares outstanding Near 52 week low I believe their is potential for some profit taking. If you're in it for long term or short term. Purchase: 18.10 Exit price: 25 Curious as to what people think about this stock. Feel free to leave your opinion, or any concerns you have about this company. 52-Week Change -49.82% 52 Week High 42.50 52 Week Low 16.02 50-Day Moving Average 19.07 200-Day Moving Average 22.8 Share Statistics Avg Vol (3 month) 3 354.78k Avg Vol (10 day) 3 417.88k Shares Outstanding 39.97M Float 21.85M % Held by Insiders 1 32.15% % Held by Institutions 1 73.18% Shares Short (Jul 15, 2021) 4.44M Short Ratio (Jul 15, 2021) 13.47 Short % of Float (Jul 15, 2021) 18.23% Short % of Shares Outstanding (Jul 15, 2021) 11.12% Shares Short (prior month Jun 15, 2021) 4.26M Profitability Profit Margin 4.59% Operating Margin (ttm) 6.12% Management Effectiveness Return on Assets (ttm) 7.14% Return on Equity (ttm) 11.50% Income Statement Revenue (ttm) 225.25M Revenue Per Share (ttm) 7.02 Quarterly Revenue Growth (yoy) 23.00% Gross Profit (ttm) 74.53M EBITDA 16.66M Net Income Avi to Common (ttm) 10.35M Diluted EPS (ttm) 0.31 Quarterly Earnings Growth (yoy) 79.50% Balance Sheet Total Cash (mrq) 102.89M Total Cash Per Share (mrq) 2.57 Total Debt (mrq) 682k Total Debt/Equity (mrq) 0.46 Current Ratio (mrq) 5.82 Book Value Per Share (mrq) 3.70 Cash Flow Statement Operating Cash Flow (ttm) 18.89M Levered Free Cash Flow (ttm) 8.96M [link] [comments]  | ||
| Lightning eMotors ($ZEV) and Forest River Posted: 11 Aug 2021 07:49 AM PDT When it comes to the EV boom in the near future or maybe now, there is an Infrastructure Bill to support/Boost it. Shares of Lightning eMotors (NYSE:ZEV) soared on Tuesday after the provider of specialty commercial electric vehicles announced a partnership with Berkshire Hathaway's Forest River. The agreement between both parties may surpass $850 million dollars in investment to achieve the target to deploy up to 7,500 zero-emission shuttle buses. Lightning eMotors will build fully electric powertrains and provide charging products and services to Forest River for the next four and a half years. Forest River sells more than 10,000 vehicles annually. Its large-scale production levels will allow Lightning eMotors to offer best-in-class prices to its network of over 100 dealers. "This has the potential to be the largest contract ever in the electric shuttle bus market, and we believe it will be the catalyst for other large commercial vehicle OEMs [original equipment manufacturers] and fleets to accelerate their adoption of commercial electric vehicles," Lightning eMotors CEO Tim Reeser said. Lightning eMotors and Forest River will collectively try to meet the Economic, Social, and Governance (ESG) goals and as well save the costs of fossil fuels. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Greenland technologies, potential new EV industrial leader Posted: 11 Aug 2021 10:11 AM PDT Greenland technologies are a new industrial EV CONSTRUCTION manufacturer. They just announced their Q2 earnings and it blew all estimates away, small float and tiny market cap. Currently sitting at $77 million. Revenue so far this year is reaching $55 million and come September they are expanding into the US with lithium forklifts and then come October the very first EVER! CONSTRUCTION EVs. Above is a little insight into their earnings! And below is their new EV products! [link] [comments]  | ||
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| Can high P/S be justified based on history? Posted: 11 Aug 2021 02:34 PM PDT I have been thinking about the high price-to-sales (P/S) ratio of some stocks and if they are too expensive. For instance, Cloudflare is currently trading at over 70 times its sales. A great company, but I don't know if I can justify its evaluation. This is not a post specifically about Cloudflare, but I'm wondering if there has ever been a time in history where a stock traded at over 70 times its sales and it still delivered a positive return the next 5 or 10 years later? Some might argue that "this time is different" and some stocks high evaluations can be justified based on their impressive growth. However, I'm still looking for an example of a company that had 70+ P/S in the past and still gave a good return. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Pfizer’s Shares Record All-Time High With Covid-19 Vaccine Showing Great Success Posted: 11 Aug 2021 10:34 AM PDT
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| Posted: 11 Aug 2021 05:36 PM PDT The next step for the Thacker Pass project is to acquire state permits and water rights transfers. The company expects to hear later this year whether its applications for those were approved. The company's project in Nevada is one of two that the Canadian lithium miner is developing, and the only one where it has 100% ownership. The other, under construction in Argentina, received its environmental permits in 2012. The company expects lithium production to begin at the Nevada site in the third quarter of 2022. Both projects are expected to provide battery-quality lithium carbonate for the electric-vehicle industry. While progress on the permitting process is welcome news, investors should realize that investments in this company should remain in the speculative portion of their portfolios. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 11 Aug 2021 01:38 AM PDT You gotta love the markets sometimes. Fireye stock tanked 2.5 months ago on the announcement that they would be selling the low growth but slightly higher revenue portion of their business so they can focus on what they are famous for. What should have been known and assumed (and btw was already priced in) gets reported at earnings and the stock drops 16%. Some of us got lucky and were watching and bought a bunch of shares close to the bottom. If you have been looking for a cyber security play you should consider feye. Read about every major cyber attack in the last year and feye has been leading or involved in the investigation and dealing with the fallout. They have also been interacting with the whitehouse during the kaseya attack. I like the timing of getting that kind of FaceTime when a huge infrastructure bill is about to pass that contains a significant cyber security portion. I think it will run another few % points pre market and should be back in the low 20s within 2-3 weeks. This is not financial advice and I don't post bullet points of dd because you should always dig that up yourself. Just got lucky I was expecting some kind of pullback and had recently sold a bunch of stocks so I had cash I could deploy. Sorry posted this to wrong sub last Friday night. Hopefully still has some value. Ps I also bought some leap calls. [link] [comments]  | ||
| How do I invest in Stocks and sell them. Posted: 11 Aug 2021 02:38 PM PDT I am new to this, as a teenager who has heard about investments and stocks, I know the basics, but I want to know in detail, how exactly does one invest in stocks, let's say I want to buy like 10 shares of a stock that cost like $2 each equaling to $20, where would I buy it from specifically, I have read online that you have to buy it from a broker, but how do you do that? Also is it better to buy it from like an app like Robinhood or a broker. Another thing, how do you sell these stocks, for example the $2 stocks I mentioned earlier, let's say they go up to like $3 and I want to sell all 10 for $30 with $10 profit do I sell it, because it doesn't make sense to me for a broker to buy a stock that goes up, but will eventually go down again, which makes it hard for me to understand how do you realistically sell your stocks? [link] [comments]  |
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