Roku came in above analyst estimates on the top line for the first quarter of 2023, as it gained 1.6 million active streaming accounts in the period. But the company told investors that the macroeconomic environment was still “challenged” in the quarter.
The company posted Q1 sales of $741 million, up 1%, and a net loss of $193.6 million, or $1.38 per share. On average, Wall Street analysts were expecting Roku to post Q1 of $708.49 million and a net loss
Meta shares jumped in extended trading on Wednesday after the company issued revenue for the first quarter that topped estimates and provided optimistic guidance for current period.
Earnings: $2.20 per share.
Revenue: $28.65 billion vs $27.65 billion, according to Refinitiv.
Daily Active Users (DAUs): 2.04 billion vs 2.01 billion expected, according to StreetAccount
Monthly Active Users (MAUs): 2.99 billion vs 2.99 billion expected, a
By all accounts, it is incredibly likely that Grand Theft Auto 6 will be getting announced within the next year, potentially much sooner than that, and getting released within the next few years.
Take Two Interactive (TTWO) is the parent company of Rockstar Games, the developer of Grand Theft Auto games. TTWO also owns the developer of the worlds most popular Basketball series NBA2K. However, my thesis for the stock is based on the upcoming announcement a
I have $95 left in an account after trying my hand in stocks and admittedly giving too much credit to random posts on Wallstreetbets. I've learned that I know nothing about stocks and wasted too much money on memestocks. So, after closing positions for loss im ready to either withdraw the 95 I have left or attempt to get more solid reinvestment advice. I am set on not adding in any more to the account until I see some real returns, regardless of how long tha
Please keep this to investment hedges not political discussions. I normally ignore debt ceiling news, but this might be a different situation and it could really be breached. If so, I assume markets will take a hit. A 20%+ hiccup, while unlikely is possible. I would like to hedge it. My quick strategy would be S&P500 index puts about 20% out of the money a month or two out. Looking at option chains, that would cost about $500 per contract, and would hedge ab
For arguments sake, let’s assume the same company’s stock.
My questions are:
If you’ve got a long term portfolio that you’ve had for several years and you begin adding more shares within the same year you decide to liquidate your portfolio, in terms of capital gains taxes, what happens when you sell? Are your capital gains taxes still considered long term? Are you charged short term gains taxes on the few you recently added? What happens if you on
Bed bath and beyond has recently filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy, it's going to close all its stores, the stock will be delisted on May 3, it has more debt than assets, however the stock is still trading and hasn't lost all its vaule (still at $0.13), I'm just wondering what values do the stock of a bankrupt company have?
It seems that Visa/Mastercard has never had a bad year, and looking at the current market they seemingly have little to no competitors. Everyone uses their system to make payments, and investing in their shares gives better returns than most of the popular ETFs. What are you guy’s opinion regarding these 2? Would you consider them the heavyweights in the next 10-20 years?
A family member gifted me some shares for my first birthday in the 80s, they were on a physical piece of paper. Almost 40 years and a few house moves later, I don't know what happened to that paper. Is there any way for me to claim those shares? It was for a game company, either Hasbro, Milton Bradley, Mattel, or similar. All I know is the name of the person who gifted it to me and the year they were given.
Edit - I'm in Canada.
The Powerwall is a proprietary rechargeable lithium-ion battery manufactured by Tesla that is used for home energy storage — in other words, a big battery that stores solar and other ener