Hey everybody, I’m wondering what to do with a large amount of MOS that I’m holding onto? It’s been downgraded by a few people and just keeps diving
Is this a good opportunity to jump in considering it looks like a value stock
Is anybody else messing around with this?
The CBD landscape is becoming more vivid in the United States with sales revenue going off the charts. With the legalization in more than 50 states the industry is witnessing a rise like never before and sprouting with lucrative opportunities from every corner. The recorded revenue has surpassed the expected revenue by 400% which signifies the intensity of the demand surge. Microcap companies like $CRTL have taken the lead with their groundbreaking products and
I recently learned an interesting fact that casinos have a built-in statistical advantage called "House Edge" that ensures gaurenteed profits in the long term.
I was wondering suppose you adopt a strategy with a 60% success rate and trade based on it at a risk-to-reward ratio of 1/1.5, can you expect to make a guaranteed profit after a series of trades? Do you think this strategy gives an edge in the market? Would love to hear your thoughts on
Hey Reddit,
I was doing some shenanigans with statistic formulas, this is just a brief observation, but i got the closing price of INTC and AMD of the last year, from 1st January 2022 to the 31th December 2022 and analyzied it from a statistical poit of view.
Here what i got
| FIVE-NUMBER SUMMARY | INTC | AMD |
|---|---|---|
| MIN |
GE Healthcare has announced a new CEO:
https://beststocks.com/ge-healthcare-announces-new-cfo-james-jay-sac/
What are your thoughts on GE being split into various segements, especially this healthcare stock?
The stock is up nearly 30% since debut and GH Healthcare saw strong revenue growth across all of business segments.
Analysts proje
Disclosure: I have a small position in PayPal which I opened last year at a BEP of $88, and I'm considering to invest significantly more at this current price of $64.
Looking back 5 years ago in 2018 when PayPal released their Q1 earnings report at the time, the business was valued slightly more (~$80B) than what it's valued at today (~$71B) after their 2023 Q1 earnings report.
However, the numbers tell a story of a completely diff
So AMG(Advanced Metallurgic Group) |EAM is a company that produces highly engineerd materials. It released its Q1 of 2023 at may 3. The results can be found here .
Some key points:
- Gross margin rose with 12,4%; grossprofit increased with 86%
- EBITDA increased with 116% to 118 million
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https://www.statesman.com/story/news/2023/05/11/intel-layoffs-austin-office-sale/70204256007/
Layoffs and Austin office sold
Last Quarter had layoffs and San Jose office was sold.
Whatever AMD is doing (for folks crying over less profits). They are not closing offices and laying off folks to make the books look good.
I prefer tech/ai/robotics sector but I chose to go with natural resources for Brazil… I’m looking for 2-5 more companies from different nations to further diversify my international holdings… bonus points for a good Vietnamese/Indian company with adr/otc im also thinking maybe to grab TSM but I have 1-2% into INTC for a little risk diversification
Current holdings:
JP - tech/innovation Keyence Fanuc Nintendo Toyota I
SW -tech Abb
BR
Obviously bank stocks are down due to the uncertainty surrounding their solvency and what not, what is the indicator that we can buy back in? I’m not worried about BAC or JPM but their dividends suck compared smaller regional banks, there’s a reason for that I’m sure, but regional banks have dropped considerably more than the big guys, and so I see a much greater upside to the small regional banks. I’m no Michael Burry, but what would an all clear look like?