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Nice :)
They may not go down the toilet but there are scenarios that commons will outperform juniors. Some just dont see it or dont want to admit it. But it is fact.
Sounds like biased political agenda.
NLOK’s operating margin was positive on the trailing 12 months basis, remaining steady at 13.20%, while the operating expenses over the recent quarter were at $453.0 million. This represented a 26.7% of the company’s total revenues which amounted $618.0 million. With this in place, we can see that the company’s diluted EPS inclined $0.55 on the year-over-year period, shrinking to -$0.03 as given in the last earnings report.
In terms of the balance sheet & cash flow as of (Mar 2020), the total assets figure advanced to $18.55 billion from $16.23 billion over the previous quarter. Short term investments amounted to $119.0 million while total current assets were at $13.57 billion. The cash flow from operating activities totaled $905.0 million, significantly lower than the $948.0 million reported in the year-ago quarter. The company’s free cash flow for the quarter was $819.0 million.
Insider activity
Insiders have transacted a total of 15 times at NortonLifeLock Inc. over the last 6 months, with insider purchases undertaken 7 times and accounting for 336,307 shares. Insider sales totaled 45,124 shares over the same period, with these deals completed in 8 transactions. Looking at these numbers, we realize that net purchases over that period are -1.0 shares. Insiders now hold a total of 6.11M shares after the latest sales, with -72.80% net shares purchased.
Major holders
Insiders own 0.40% of the company shares, while shares held by institutions stand at 97.90% with a share float percentage of 580.66M. Investors are also buoyed by the number of investors in a company, with NortonLifeLock Inc. having a total of 770 institutions that hold shares in the company. The top two institutional holders are Capital World Investors with over 65.37 million shares worth more than $1.67 billion. As of Dec 30, 2019, Capital World Investors held 10.89% of shares outstanding.
The other major institutional holder is Vanguard Group, Inc. (The), with the investment firm holding over 64.29 million shares as of Dec 30, 2019. The firm’s total holdings are worth over $1.64 billion and represent 10.71% of shares outstanding.
https://newsrts.com/2020/04/16/a-focus-on-opportunistic-stocks-las-vegas-sands-corp-lvs-nortonlifelock-inc-nlok/
I'm surprised that they call this a surprise.
Can you elaborate?
Thats if the "up" takes place in the early hours.
What you're looking for should take place tomorrow morning ;)
I'm not refuting his abilities, his efforts, the amount of time he has spent on this saga, or his knowledge of the GSEs.
Rosner is never wrong and he has very thick skin.
(end sarcasm)
Scam? This isn't the stinky pinkie board.
Go on...
I think that's true for half. The other half wouldn't know a GSE from a GPS. Investigative journalism is a thing of the past.
I'm surprised to hear that optimism from you.
The dividend is on hiatus. So you can buy Ford for other reasons, but not that at the moment.
I wish it was just bond holders that got screwed by GM.
I do like the "keep it brief" orders.
Yep. Just like the stinky pinky stocks, some of these bigger companies have become a "wash rinse repeat" with no regard for their shareholders.
The answer is in your question.
Forget about the price of new vehicles. There isn't going to be many people to buy them even if they wanted to.
Its the American paycheck that drives the economy which drives the stock market. And for next months, maybe years, there are going to be A LOT less paychecks being handed out.
GLTA
Curious to see if Calabria will be around in 2021
Are you buying back in?
As long as there is no bankruptcy in their future, I think we will be just fine. But I am still puzzled why this dropped much lower than it did in 2008, and so fast.
It never used to be. It was all about the dividends.
Its a whole new ball game now.
It did. Not sure it ever will again though.
GLTA
Some are getting hit harder than they did in 2008, which I find a bit strange.
They didn't stop the divi in 2008 and stock didn't drop this low.
Strange world this virus has brought upon us.
I did. I'd like to get more but I'm still very gun shy and fear bankruptcy. I've been involved in 3 (GM, WRES, Exide) and some stinky pinkies but I dont count those.
Those 3 took a toll on me.
.36¢ I would have believed aliens landed before seeing MFA at this price.
Ford Family’s patience being tested with Hackett
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/ford-suspends-dividend-draws-15-141325871.html
I believe that divi was ended. Once it did, the stock kept dropping. For more reasons than the divi though.
I like the optimism and hopefully you are right. However the cautious side of me says we haven't seen the worst effects yet, with all the businesses and employees that are losing money and their bank accounts are being drained.
Its the American paycheck that ultimately drives our economy which drives the stock market. Not the buyers, sellers, and traders of the stocks.
Hard to believe the remake is already 16 years old.
If its the truth.
Calabria: "I don’t see [virus crisis] as greatly delaying what we’re trying to do with fixing Fannie and Freddie." If anything, he says, the stressed environment underscores need for getting them to safe and sound position.
— Katy O'Donnell (@KatyODonnell_) March 18, 2020
Unless we aren't being told the truth. Either because they dont know, or they know and dont want us to know. (speaking of the goobs, not the media)
There's a lot bigger picture out there than this FnF saga. There are good stocks that are dropping to a lower pps than they did in 2008.
That is very troubling. And we have yet to see the long term effects of what loss of incomes/jobs do to an economy.
GLTA with everything.
Easy call.