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.
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When close to half the companies in the Healthcare Services industry in the United States have price-to-sales ratios (or "P/S") below 2.5x, you may consider Phreesia, Inc. ($PHR) as a stock to avoid entirely with its 5.9x P/S ratio. Nonetheless, let us dig a little deeper to determine if there is a rational basis for the highly elevated P/S
What Does Phreesia's P/S Mean For Shareholders?
Recent times have been advanta
Sensidose is a pharmaceutical company wich creates self medicating devices and medication for patients with parkinsons. A boring little overview.
HOWEVER! The company is undervalued as hell. If you're looking to get in on something that could potentially make you a little bit of money I would suggest.
I got in at roughly 6.3 Skr and it is now shifting between 8.5 and 9. Right now if you're lucky you can get in at 8.5 and watch it grow.
I was taking a look at the general semiconductor industry and was surprised by the metrics of NVDA. The company is valued at 780 Billion when only posting 3 billion dollars in cash flow. Furthermore, NVDA is priced to trade 51 times forwards earnings next year. The forward FCF measure will likely be greater than 51 times as NVDA also has capex costs of around 1 billion in recent years.
I also do understand the semiconductor industry is extremely cyclical
I’m thinking about practicing my wheel strategy technique on something cheap like Ford, and while looking it over I noticed the dividend payout is almost a whopping 11%. We’re at the bottom of a descending triangle on the chart and while trying to gauge where it’ll go when it breaks out/below it got me thinking how long a company can pay out that much, and how it’ll affect Ford (or any other reputable business for that matter)
I am betting that for the next decade, tech is going to go global and lot of tech penetration will happen outside US. I am not saying tech will underperform in US. Instead, what I mean is that, tech is going to penetrate more in other countries as they have been under penetrated.
So, I want to put a small portion in such an ETF.
Uber is up 32% from 29 with indicators saying it will keep running. If this run was over a long period of time like 2 months, it would make sense but it gapped up and been running for 2-3weeks. When do you think it will drop or are these indicators correct in that it will hit 40s.
I find the unusual whale options flow and the other options live tracking flows to be very useful when considering different moves.
Has anyone seen something similar for just purely large unusual share buys/sells? Some of these unusual flows are, of course, just gambling bets. However, I tend to believe that huge sums of trade transactions (above $1m) probably is something to consider. Maybe it’s just simply someone who has done very extensive research an
Also loop in the sister etf: JEPIX
What are your thoughts on these? Usually there's a downside to high-divi stocks like these. YoY is -2.5%, but with a 11.31% divi. Not to mention that those gains are paid monthly. Personally holding 50 shares but thinking about adding more.
This was a no-brainer when the stock market dropped, it was a profitable safe heaven. The question is, is it still a valuable fund and how much risk does it carry.
What do you think about ccl? Reached 30s during harder times, even though they have big debt they seem to perform very well recently. I believe beating expectations at junes earnings can push it above 20$
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