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Wait until they potentially announce streaming services for HBO, Cinemax and Warner Bros rumored to be announced in the fall. This could have a potentially bigger pop than $36.
“(Bloomberg) -- GameStop Corp. shares plummeted the most on record to their lowest since 2003 after the video-game retailer reported first-quarter revenue that missed expectations and halted its dividend, the latest red flag for a stock that has already cratered in 2019.”
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/gamestop-burns-ground-analysts-fear-113736134.html
“As for AT&T, it helps that the company has a standout portfolio of assets. For example, WarnerMedia has a variety of movie franchises along with three of the top five ad-supported cable networks (for prime time for those between 18 to 49). In addition to TNT, TBS and Adult Swim they’ve acquired the hugely successful HBO franchise.
AT&T also 370 million direct-to-consumer relationships across mobile, pay-TV and broadband. All this should provide a solid platform for the streaming service that is expected to be launched later in the year. And as seen with Disney (NYSE:DIS), this could gin up excitement for T stock when we get more details about the service.
The Bottom Line on AT&T Stock
While the mobile business in the U.S. is fairly saturated, it is still a strong cash generator for AT&T. The addition of Time-Warner has also boosted the company’s bottom line. During the latest quarter, cash flow from operations came to a hefty $11.1 billion, up 24% on a year-over-year basis.
What’s more, the valuation on the stock is also at attractive levels. Consider that the forward price-to-earnings multiple is at a mere 9X. For the most part, expectations are tempered.
And finally, the dividend yield is at a juicy 6.6%, which is one of the highest among large-cap stocks. More importantly, the company has been a reliable payer. Note that it has increased the dividend for 35 consecutive years.”
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/why-want-own-t-stock-124047309.html
“A major reason why Hecla shares tumbled after recent earnings releases was a large quarterly net loss of $25.5 million versus a profit of $8.2 million in the year-ago period, despite 9% growth in sales. Hecla's Nevada operations are to blame, and it's a serious concern, as a deeper dive into the company's financials reveals.
Hecla bought Klondex Mines in July 2018 for $413.9 million, gaining ownership of three high-grade gold mines in Nevada: Fire Creek, Midas, and Hollister. The idea was to diversify into gold, similar to recent attempts made by other silver companies, a prime example being Wheaton Precious Metals. Wheaton's increased focus on gold is unmistakable -- the company dropped "silver" from its name in 2017 and recent deals means gold could make up nearly half of Wheaton's production by 2022.
Acquiring Klondex, therefore, was supposed to be a game-changer for Hecla, except that it's already failing to be that.
At the time of acquisition, Baker claimed the assets "will immediately add production and cash flow" and that "there is significant opportunity for improvement in the mines' productivity and consistency." Here's where things stand now: Hecla incurred an operating loss of $13.8 million in Nevada after operational problems at Fire Creek sent costs spiraling, forcing management to suspend operations....
Investors might as well expect another shocker (read: a big one-time impairment charge) from Hecla in the second quarter when it allocates its purchase price of Klondex in its accounting. This comes at a time when the company is already burning cash and its key development projects may have also run into hurdles.”
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/hecla-mining-buy-131600903.html
Exactly. Trump isn’t perfect by any means and can be unprofessional but he has done some really good things as well. China Tariffs if they work will be a long term win.
lol I know cell phones now
“Endeavour Silver Corp. EXK could be a stock to avoid from a technical perspective, as the firm is seeing unfavorable trends on the moving average crossover front. Recently, the 50 Day Moving Average for EXK broke out below the 200 Day Simple Moving Average, suggesting short-term bearishness.
This has already started to take place, as the stock has moved lower by 17% in the past four weeks. And with the recent moving average crossover, investors have to think that more unfavorable trading is ahead for EXK stock.
If that wasn’t enough, EXK isn’t looking too great from an earnings estimate revision perspective either. It appears as though many analysts have been reducing their earnings expectations for the stock lately, which is usually not a good sign of things to come.”
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/moving-average-crossover-alert-endeavour-125312136.html
Most things have taken a hit today bc of Trump.
Yea that is where I want to enter is around $10 a share. It was around $8 a share several years ago and thought it was a great buying opportunity. Long term this should be just fine if one is willing to sit on it and wait out the Tariffs
“trade war stupidity.” Creating some buying opportunities for the long term
It’s seems like the product isn’t that good when looking into it some. They should not have all their eggs in one basket. Does company have anything else it’s working on?
You make a good point about Pepsi which owns Frito Lay and Quaker Oats. I don’t think Coke is in the snack business which is something that could help growth.
“Shares of FedEx Corporation FDX have dropped 28.6% in the past six months, wider than the industry’s 18% decline.
Weakness in global trade has plagued the company for quite sometime now. Consequently, it witnessed negative earnings surprises in each of the last three quarters. Moreover, the company trimmed its earnings per share outlook for fiscal 2019 while announcing third-quarter fiscal 2019 results, primarily due to this headwind. FedEx now anticipates fiscal 2019 earnings per share in the range of $15.10-$15.90 excluding pension adjustments, TNT Express integration expenses and certain other items (prior view was in the $15.50-$16.60 band). Notably, this was the second time that the company resorted to such an action, having previously lowered its earnings projection in December 2018.
High costs have also put pressure on the company’s bottom line lately. This is because FedEx has been investing heavily in facility upgrades at its key divisions, thus pushing up capital expenses. Capital expenses are expected to be as high as $5.6 billion in fiscal 2019. Additionally, integration expenses pertaining to TNT Express are perking up costs. FedEx estimates TNT Express integration charges to be more than $1.5 billion through fiscal 2021. Of these costs, approximately $435 million are expected to be incurred in fiscal 2019.
Surrounded by negativities, the Zacks Consensus Estimate for the company’s fourth-quarter fiscal 2019 earnings has been revised 7.3% downward over the last 90 days.”
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/fedex-fdx-shares-decline-28-144202246.html
“J.C. Penney (NYSE:JCP) unveiled its latest quarterly earnings results early Tuesday, bringing in a loss that was wider than expected, while its sales also missed the mark, sending JCP stock plummeting.”
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/j-c-penney-earnings-jcp-192320807.html
It’s a real shame. Most of these pinks are scams and this one has a legit business. Even if company had lousy numbers it would be more beneficial to the company and its shareholders as a whole.
“AT&T's current yield of 6.3% is real, and it's growing. The company has increased its dividend for 35 consecutive years, and with a payout ratio of 0.58, there is plenty of wiggle room to keep the hikes coming. AT&T stock has been rising with the market tanking in recent weeks, but the good times should continue even when the buyers come back.”
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/t-buy-124500579.html
That is probably what Trump wants so apple moves their production out of China which will take a while imo
I heard from a co worker of mine that there was a line of people waiting to get the new Jordan’s a few months back. I agree about over priced shoes but there is still a large demographic that shops those kinds of footwear. I don’t want to sound like a jerk but it could also be a cultural thing as well. The Tariffs could also have an impact in this stock down the road.
“If someone had a business that was worth $100,000, and they wanted to sell it to you for $50,000, would that be a good deal?”
Good deal for the buyer. Love to see this get lower. Good buying opportunities or to average down imo
Around what I was thinking lol
99% of pinks are junk. Invest in better companies and play in the pinks.
“Luckin Coffee, which is based in Fujian, China, was incorporated just two years ago in June 2017 and began operations in October of that year. In the 18 months since then, it has grown from a single trial store in Beijing to 2,370 wholly-owned stores in 28 cities. Its customer base totaled 16.8 million “transacting” consumers as of March 31, according to its prospectus.
“Our mission is to be part of everyone’s everyday life, starting with coffee,” says the prospectus.
The company’s director and chief executive officer, Jenny Zhiya Quan, and an employee, Min Chen, hold 83.33% of the equity interest in the company.
Luckin is an emerging growth company with $125.3 million in revenue for the year ending Dec. 31, 2018. Its net loss for the year came to $241.3 million. It is the second largest coffee chain in China, says the prospectus, citing data from consulting firm Frost & Sullivan.”
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/5-things-to-know-about-chinese-starbucks-competitor-luckin-coffee-ahead-of-its-ipo-2019-05-01?mod=fa_center
More sports facilities lol. Something definitely happening here tho
I can’t find the article but I saw one earlier that said China could illegally dump steel into the markets to drive the price of steel down. Seems like China might be the only hurdle if what I read was correct. Was hoping to get in lower lol. Agree good buying opportunities here
Yea I am not a shareholder. Just watching on sidelines for now but yea they have some accounting problems from my understanding.
Buy low sell high is the name of the game
https://www.foxbusiness.com/markets/fmr-heinz-chief-says-he-has-lost-confidence-in-former-company?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A%20foxbusiness%2Flatest%20%28Internal%20-%20Latest%20News%20-%20Text%29&utm_content=Yahoo%20Search%20Results
https://www.dentonrc.com/business/a-rare-buffett-mistake/article_576c989e-9ef8-5668-a9c3-0abc93bcefff.html
Yea so is Tesla and look what happened. They aren’t even close to making drone taxis safe.
https://www.wsj.com/amp/articles/teslas-autopilot-was-engaged-in-fatal-florida-crash-investigators-find-11558031476
This more than likely will do better than 20% in the long term. Sometimes it’s good to take some of the table and keep some on it.
Just a hunch. Somebody saying the volume is going up. Maybe somebody loading in the hopes or one of them newsletter scams pumping. Not saying that’s going to happen but a possible reason why the volume is going up. Also could be some naive people buying this. All speculation
The casino in Monticello has been losing money like crazy. They just took a bunch of slots out of the casino. They are hoping the waterpark and golf course will help turn things around. Imo sports gambling is the only thing that can save this casino unfortunately. Imo they built the casino too high class and haven’t attracted the Asian tourists or NYC folks like they were hoping for.
Pump and dump coming possibly.
Wow $20 is a lot closer now. Might be a good long term hold
Hey better than 2.4 billion a few years back lol (Sarcasm)
My point is that this ship has sailed and has sunk. The optimism that was talked about by another poster happened years ago and is unlikely to return here unless a reverse merger comes along and somebody else takes this over
It seems like he has been there and tried that and now he is done with that.
Exactly what I’ve been thinking for a while about shorting. WWE had great run due to the fox deal but that deal can’t fix WWEs problems.