with all the recent banking stuff ive been a little afraid to put money into banks, but i know there have to be some banks out there that truly are selling at a discount right now. need some help figuring out valuation methods for banks. i know banks are usually valued by Price:Book but im wondering what other valuation methods you guys use so that i can hopefully buy stuff at a discount rather than catch falling knives
So I don’t fully understand options trading so I only play around with small amounts and see what hits. I bought a $1 FRC put through RH that expires 5/19, and it appears FRC is going to zero. I know that I can’t sell my option at this point since it’s halted, but is Robinhood gonna let me exercise this once it’s official?
Johnson & Johnson Announces Launch of Kenvue Inc. IPO Roadshow
NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J., APRIL 24, 2023 – Johnson & Johnson (NYSE: JNJ) today announced that Kenvue Inc. (“Kenvue”), a wholly owned subsidiary of Johnson & Johnson comprising its Consumer Health Business, has launched a roadshow for the initial public offering (“IPO”) of 151,204,000 shares of its common stock. Kenvue expects to grant the underwriters a 30-day option to purchase up to a
Apologies in advance if this isn't allowed - but I see a lot of the posts here, and figured you folks would be the best to ask.
Did it exist in the first place? I don't fully understand how this all works with valuing a company that doesn't offer tangible products.
Original post: https://www.reddit.com/r/stocks/comments/sndmzr/softbanks_arm_to_ipo_buyers_beware/
Edit: People are very confused about how ARM licensing works. Read this explanation first:
Good Monday morning traders and investors of the r/stocks sub! Welcome to the new trading week and month of May and a fresh start! Here are your pre-market stock movers & news on this Monday, May 1st, 2023-
Dow futures are flat after failed First Republic is sold to JPMorgan: Live updates
Hello, I am 26 years old & I have saved up about $25,000 over the last year or 2. I want to invest into my future, I want to make sure I am making the correct moves with my money, while I am blessed to be making this much. What stocks would you guys recommend to buy and hold? How much should I be putting a month? Any help would be appreciated
EPS of $-0.05 (Estimated $-0.08)
"GAAP Net Revenue of $472 Million Up 43%
$460 Million Adjusted Net Revenue Up 43% Year-over-Year
Record Adjusted EBITDA of $76 Million Up 772% Year-over-Year and Up 8%
Sequentially New Member Adds of Over 433,000
Quarter-End Total Members Up 46% Year-over-Year to Nearly 5.7 Million
New Product Adds of Nearly 660,000
Quarter-End Total Products Up 46% Year-over-Year to Nearly 8.
On April 25th, Fiserv ($FISV), a leading business services provider, released its quarterly earnings data revealing impressive figures that exceeded the industry’s expectations. The company reported earnings of $1.58 per share for the quarter, beating the consensus estimate by $0.02 at $1.56 per share. Furthermore, this massive revenue grew to an astounding $4.55 billion during the quarter compared to last year’s estimate of $4.17 billion, boasting a remarkable
Tesla is the largest EV manufacturer in the world. Many think this blue ship stock is like money in the bank. You buy the stock and keep it for 5 years . This expectation may be misleading and you may lose a lot . Why? 1- EPS is at 3.48 and share price is $164. This shows share price is too high. Overvalued. 2- Trailing P/E is a staggering 45, and forward P/E is 42, another high number 3-Margins: their operating margin was 27% and now it is 14.82% 4- Last quarte