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Roblox stock is down, despite gaining millions of users in recent months. I figured I would grab a few (buy the fear). But I’m curious what you all think. What areas can they expand into? Could they become more than just the game? Do they need to do that?

Disclosure: I have a 2000$ish stake in this company that I entered a few months ago.

Vermillion Energy deceptively appears to be a boring AF Canadian oil company, rightfully valued at a highly conservative P/E of 2.4 because of the thin margins of Canadian shale that will throw a company dependent on it way into the red once oil prices start to dip. Meanwhile, the stock chart looks entirely soul-crushing since 2014 and until very recently.

Quite un

If you look at the price chart, they have gone nowhere over 5 years but a little lower.

Most of their revenue are from sports game and Ultimate Team microtransactions, which isn't going to help the stock go up because they're just consistent cash cows that are already baked in to everyone's forecast and there's not much upside.

The only studio they have that has a shot of producing new hits that actually provides upside to the stock

Right now, I want to invested in 5 different funds. I can afford to put 100-150$ into each fund every month

One is purely the Nordic market

One is purely the European market

One is the American market

One is purely a fund that focuses on technology - no matter country

One is a global fund but with a primary focus on the US (60%)

Is this a good idea? this way I am invest globally and if one market starts doing bad, say fo

Im using the sell off to DC down in some positions like CRWD and AMD, thinking of adding net new as well.

Not sure about touching financials despite them looking cheap.

Any plays out there for short term swings you are eyeing?

Edit: thanks to the helpful comments for some stocks that have fallen significantly will be good to look at those!

Anheuser-Busch InBev (AB-InBev) announced today that it will sell eight craft brands to Tilray Brands, significantly cutting AB-InBev’s craft beer portfolio. Tilray, a Canadian cannabis company, will expand its growing craft holdings, which currently include SweetWater Brewing, Montauk Brewing, Green Flash, and Alpine Beer Co. The deal is expected to close in September, 2023.

The momentous deal will include Shock Top, Breckenridge Brewery, Blue Point Brew

I believe Paypal is going to buy back $10+ billion in shares or 14% of the company over the next 6-10 months at this price and they can and this is how.---It's market cap is $66.8 billion today, Back to 2017 valuations.---They are authorized to buy back 19% of the entire company at $12.8 Billion dollars which is left on the buyback authorization approved last fall that never expires.---They hold $9.9 Billion in cash, $14.54 Billion in total on hand liquidity

There weren't that many positive earnings even. Microsoft had bad guidance and Apple had declining sales. Moody downgraded a bunch of banks. BlackRock CEO also just sold 7% of his shares again.

I was looking at my stock list and I'm seeing lots of companies that are half from their all time high. Target, Best Buy, Dominos, Pappa John, Ford, GM, Intel, SouthWest, Delta, AT&T. The ones that are solid solid like P&G, J&J, etc. are going

Deirdre O'Brien, Senior Vice President of Apple, sold 15,419 shares of the company. He has sold a total of 243,393 shares.

So far, 16 insider sells and no insider buys Apple over the past year. This could be an indication of the insiders' perception of the company's future performance.

Source: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/senior-vice

Source: https://www.cnbc.com/2023/08/09/disney-dis-earnings-report-q3-2023.html

• Subscriber losses continued over the last three months, with the company reporting 146.1 million Disney+ subscribers during the most recent quarter, a 7.4% decrease
• Disney recorded $2.65 billion in one-time charges and impairments, dragging the company to a rare quarterly loss.

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/business/business-news/dave-portnoy-buys-back-barstool-sports-1-dollar-1235560225/

According to a new securities filing, Portnoy acquired the sports media brand he founded for just $1. Of course, there are other pieces to the deal, but the shocking sale price (Penn spent $551 million to acquir

It is a Dividend King, trading at 104w ATL. Div Yield of 4.69% habing several buy consensus which range between 46 to 52 USD. Last quarter earnings were above expectations. Under this circumstances this is a growth and div stock. What are your thoughts?

I am very much aware how everyone says never change your strategy, stick to it and work on it until you become profitable. In my case, my strategy is fundemenatally broken. Ive been trading for more than a year, and my strategy is based on techncials. I've noticed my strategy is really dependant on the overall condition of the market. Rarely do I ever make a profit when the market is in the red and vice versa. I want to move to a completely different strateg

I can’t find anything about any publicly traded scaffolding companies. Recently watched ‘ how to with john Wilson’ and one episode goes into the world of scaffolding in NYC and the need for it and how it’s over a 50bill market that isn’t going anywhere as we are only going to be continuing to build upwards. Anyone know the best play for this opportunity?

Hello! I’m 21 yo, investing every month into this pie I made. I also buy S&P500 monthly. I achieved around 3-4% higher return on individual stocks compared to S&P.

I wanna hold this as long as possible.

Apple 15% Microsoft 8% Google C 8% Amazon 5% Coca-Cola 5% Berkshire 5% McDonalds 5% Nvidia 5% Mastercard 4% Procter & Gamble 4% UPS 4% Disney 3% Tesla 3% Realty income 3% Qualcomm 3% AMD 3% AbbVie 3% Cisco 3% Nike 3% Monster beverage 3%

Been reading that they’ve been looking to se Flamingo and maybe Planet Hollywood to cover their debts

Those are also strategic locations tho

So like. I guess their balance sheet looks better but future business may not

What generally happens in these cases?

Hey guys,

Believe it or not, I wrote this post yesterday at work, circa 3 hours before the news about the company and its shares skyrocketing. I'm from the field so I've heard about the drug for obesity around 3 months ago for the first time. Even though now probably not a good buy due to the momentum and hype, I'll post the original post anyway:

What's your opinion about Novo Nordisk (NVO). It's not the best buy right now and

PayPal has become the first major US fintech company to offer its own crypto token with a dollar-pegged stablecoin called PayPal USD. The company is entering an extremely crowded market already dominated by stablecoins like tether and USDC, at a time when the hype over cryptocurrency has largely fizzled and prices have been mostly stable with no big run-ups since 2022. PayPal's chief crypto executive, Jose Fernandez da Ponte, believes that stablecoins are th

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Prominent China hawk Kyle Bass told CNBC on Tuesday that he believes Chinese President Xi Jinping is determined to “bring war to the West,” with an invasion of Taiwan likely before the end of 2024.

Bass, who is founder and chief investment officer at U.S. investment firm Hayman Capital Management, said that the West — and particularly Wall Street — is too preoccupied by the apparent economic unviability of such an attack.

But, much like Russian Pre

From what I understand, when I short-sell a stock, the sale amount gets credited to my cash balance, and often have to pay a 0% interest for the position (depending on the broker and how hard the stock is to locate). I also know that because of regulation T, I need to have 150% of the value of the shorted stock in my account (100% of the current market value and 50% more as collateral). I am wondering if there is any broker that will allow me to keep that collat

I am interested in purchasing a penny stock. It closed at .85 cents and the buy is currently .8 (the ask is .81). At what price is it best to set my limit order to have the best chance of the trade executing at open? I currently have it set at the close price of .85, but was wondering if I should set it closer to the bid price. Confused newbie. Thanks for any advice.

If you buy into a vanguard mutual fund before closing time, you get the close price at the end of that day.

But how is your price effected if you buy on the ex dividend date?

For example if the close price is $100 but the dividend is $2 would you pay $98 a share or would you pay the full $100, not receive the dividend, and effectively be penalized the $2 when the shares dropped after the dividend?

Which others can we add to the list?

Flat: ZM, ABNB, SOFI

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Above IPO opening price

PLTR

ROKU

UBER

GFS

CAVA

Porsche

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Below IPO opening price

SNOW

WISH

HOOD

SNAP

PTON

RBLX

DASH

BMBL

RIVN

COIN

LYFT

OTLY

BODY

BIRD

HNST

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Dear all, I would like to pick up your collective financial brain. I work for a UN agency and for our pension we have different investment options (this is not a 401K). We can contribute up to 11% of our gross salary and the employer matches it 100%. We can compose our portfolio as we want selecting 20% of this, 10% of that, etc. I am pretty sure we have a "special" option which is the "3% option" which guarantees us 3% net over the CPI of th

Datadog, Inc. (DDOG) shares faced a significant drop in Tuesday's premarket trading.

Why the Stock Dropped: The decline in Datadog's stock can be attributed to the company's revenue forecast falling short of expectations for the rest of the year.

Although Q2 results showed improvements and topped expectations, the Q3 and full-year outlook missed analyst forecasts, causing investor concerns and leading t

i hope this question is allowed here. i'm looking at the income statement for a few companies that mine lithium, and 4/6 of them say they have 0 total revenue, and they've had 0 since 2019-2020. does anyone know what this means? it's messing with a calculation this how-to video mentioned when trying to pick which companies to invest in.

https://tokenist.com/apple-nvidia-intel-and-others-interested-in-arms-upcoming-blockbuster-ipo/

September initial public offering (IPO) on the Nasdaq, after receiving approvals from the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and Nasdaq. The anticipated $60 billion valuation will make it the largest IPO of 2023. Leading tech giants such as Nvi

*In a shareholder-friendly move, Illinois Tool Works ITW has hiked its quarterly dividend by 7% to $1.40 per share (annually: $5.60). The move underscores the company’s sound financial health as it utilizes free cash flow to enhance shareholders’ returns.

The new dividend will be paid to shareholders on Oct 12, of record as of Sep 29. The dividend yield, based on the new payout and its Aug 7 closing price, is 2.2%.

Illinois Tool’s board has also au

Wanted to revisit a post I made last year about VRCA. See Post history around 250ish days ago. While it played out nicely earlier this year, anyone who held through approvals got cooked. This seems to happen a lot these days with small bios. I have been accumulating shares around $5 and will keep adding with some call options for a few months out. Looking at options for 5 and 7.5c out past the next earnings report. I am intrigued by this play because it’s curren

Eli Lilly on Tuesday raised its full-year guidance as second-quarter profit jumped 85% from the same period a year ago on strong sales from the pharmaceutical giant's diabetes treatment Mounjaro and other drugs.

The company now expects full-year revenue of between $33.4 billion and $33.9 billion, up from a previous forecast of $31.2 billion to $31.7 billion. Eli Lilly also increased its adjusted earnings guidance to a range of $9.70 to $9.90 per share

My friend says she cannot trade stocks using eTrade anymore after it was sold to MS. I doubt about what she said. Should Etrade automatically transfer all the stocks position from eTRADE to MS? Do eTRADE customers need to use only trading tools provided by MS? Any experience?

Other than META and AMZN nearly 85-90% of my portfolio MANY of them leaders and up a lot YTD had awful reactions to earnings this quarter. Did any notable growth stocks thrive and go higher in your portfolio? I had a great last 3 months, nearly all wiped away after this quarter's earnings results

A story:

bought the fashion stock BooHoo (LON:BOO) at a really high price back in 2021 when i got swept up in the hype. Since then im down around 85% on an initial 5k investment.

I have 0 plans to retire any time soon (have a 25 year time horizon) and have I and have 90% of my investments in a world ETF so this where the bulk of my money is which i regularly contribute to.

The question is considering my long time horizon when is it sensible

I believe sharing knowledge grows a community so I’ll share mine.

I start with a business I can understand to see how they operate. The space they operate in. The competition. 1. I search to see if their gross margins are at least 25% 2. I look to see if the payout ratio is <70% 3. Identify a moat through reading company annual reports 4. Read income statement to see if revenue is increasing in 3,5,10 year span 5. Identify if operating income is incre

NEE hits 52 weeks low and I'm thinking of buying. Anyone has some interesting thoughts on the stock?

I started monitoring this stock last year as I like the ideas of adding green energy to my portfolio but always had something better to buy.

I have most of my money in index funds, but I do reserve a percentage of my portfolio for individual stocks.

I have had some winners like Nvidia and Upstart recently. But I’ve had some losers that have gone bankrupt and basically to 0 recently too like Proterra (PTRA) and Appharvest (APPH). I’m worried that some of my other speculative picks like Jumia (JMIA), Lucid (LCID), and Opendoor( OPEN) are going belly up and bankrupt soon.

Luckily all the

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/business/digital/espn-bet-sportsbook-penn-entertainment-barstool-sold-1235559140/

In a major sports betting deal, ESPN has cut a $2 billion deal with casino owner Penn Entertainment to launch ESPN Bet, a branded sportsbook. ESPN Bet will launch this fall in the 16 states where Penn has sports b

"Absent any alarming new data between now and mid-September, I believe we may be at the point where we can be patient and hold rates steady and let the monetary policy actions we have taken do their work," Harker said in a speech in Philadelphia.

Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank President Patrick Harker said Tuesday that the Federal Reserve may be at a point where the central bank ca

Moody’s cut the credit ratings of a host of small and mid-sized U.S. banks late Monday and placed several big Wall Street names on negative review.

The firm lowered the ratings of 10 banks by one rung, while major lenders Bank of New York Mellon, U.S. Bancorp, State Street, Truist Financial, Cullen/Frost Bankers and Northern Trust are now under review for a potential downgrade.

Moody’s also changed its outlook to negative for 11 banks, including Ca

While many economic forecasters expected a recession to begin early 2023, what we got instead was a robust continuation of the recovery post-Covid after a sluggish 2022. Last year we saw two quarters of negative GDP, often cited as a simple test for a "technical recession".

However, 2023 was a different story. 1Q real GDP was 2.0% and 2Q was 2.4%. Now the Fed's latest GDPNow estimate for 3Q is at a whopping 4.1% due to increasing

This is the daily discussion, so anything stocks related is fine, but the theme for today is on technical analysis (TA), but if TA is not your thing then just ignore the theme and/or post your arguments against TA here and not in the current post.

Some helpful day to

Over the past month FMC's stock has seen some fluctuations. The stock opened at $105.27 on July 1st and closed at $91.49 yesterday.

FMC fell sharply after the company released its latest financial report. Despite the recent drop, FMC Corporation has a long standing history and a significant presence in the agricultural sciences sector. Their assets and revenues are substantial, indicating a strong financial position.

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I used to work at company C, and they gave me a lot of stock. And some I bought in the form of Employee Share Purchase Program.
Anyways, while I was there, stock was doing great - I kept holding it like the dumbass that I am. Lo and be hold, stock now is 1/3 of where it used to be.
I do not have trust in this company, nor do I think they will do well in the future.
What do I do with this stock? Should I just sell it all at once so I can sleep bett

So I’ve had a fidelity account for a decade plus. It’s a secondary account i set up and why I can’t remember. Anyways, there’s about 400 shares of apple and some other odds and ends. I don’t ever add funds to the account. It has about $70,000 total in it. My real account is an ME account that I invest with. Has about $260k in it. It has about 400 additional shares of apple In it. My question is, why shouldn’t I close the fidelity account and transfer it to ME? A

My wife and i have our own Roths. I have an LLC that employs my daughter. I set up a roth for her. My question is, should i invest in an etf or two even if me or my wife are already investing in the same one? Considering these will be passed down to her upon our deaths, would it be beneficial to make sure its a diff selection, or just go ahead and dbl up on em. Like SPY in my account and SPY in hers.

Anybody here thought about getting into TCPC? I don’t really see it discussed here.. I recent read it’s Q2 earnings report and it looks promising to succeed in the environment with future rate increases expected. Also, as mentioned in the report, the blackrock name to back it up will allow it the power of that platform to help it. Hasn’t done as great as ARCC or MAIN in recovering but has the future growth to get back to pre-COVID levels

I bought Society Pass (SOPA) not too long after its initial IPO. With an emerging Southeast Asian market, I always expected this would be a long-term play, but at this point it’s virtually worthless stock. Does anyone have any thoughts as how long to recoup my losses and possibly turn a profit? Also, it looks like recent guidance has it undervalued. Anyone have a SOPA position they are hanging on to or increasing shares in?

Hey y’all, I just recently found this ETF and I’m thinking of going in. I’m pretty bearish on the market as a whole and with CPI coming out I think we will sell off. Does anyone hold any $SARK? Let me know. Thanks!

Americans are hanging on to a lot of cash compared to prepandemic. Since 2020, probably the most since 2006 and more spread out. GenX/Millennials are also entering their peak earning years. Absent housing, where does the money go? Or will it sit in accounts?

Housing will not be solved in the couple of years, I think.

Paramount's earnings were rough. They swung to a net loss of $299 million compared to a profit last year. Ouch.

The main culprit? Investing tons of cash into streaming content for Paramount+ while revenue dropped in other areas like movies. Double ouch.

But hey, at least streaming subs are way up to 61 million. And adjusted earnings were still slightly in the black at $80 million.

As for debt, it ticked up to $15.8 billion. Not ideal but

HIMS had a strong Q2. Despite no moat, they may have built a better or at least sexier mousetrap. Strong membership retention/growth and revenue growth. They anticipate 1B+ in revenue by 2025 and currently have a $1B market cap. They have no debt and have a strong runway given their cash equivalents. Anybody hold them or have opposing view?

Pltr earnings were in line with estimates and they raised guidance on unprecedented demand for AI. Growth continues and the company said they will repurchase up to a billion dollars in shares.

Overall this results look about as good as could have been anticipated, now the big question is will there actually be an unprecedented demand for ai or is this a jump on pure hype?

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About the company

Cactus Inc. (WHD) makes and sells wellheads and pressure control equipment to the oil and gas industry. It also sells flexible piping through its FlexSteel unit. The company was founded in 2011. It currently has a market cap of $4.11 billion and pays a 0.85% dividend.

Management

The CEO, Scott Bender, is a co-founder of the company and has been CEO for its entire existence. His brother Joe