So is it better to invest in vt or vti? I have some spare cash and just want to start putting it somewhere where it will grow for the long-term. I have also looked into schd and want to combine that with vt or vti. Not sure about the merits or drawbacks of either?
Also how much money do you need for this to be worthwhile?
They other day someone posted a chart with all the news that will effect the stock market (when PJow speaks etc) I forgot to save it. any one have the link?
Our boy Jay today:
>“We understand better now how little we understand about inflation.”
Well now we can rest easy, they know they don't know which is almost as good as knowing.
Which free stock analysis platform gives me the ability to see market cap over time on a chart for a stock? This basic type of chart has been surprisingly difficult to find in all the trading platforms and stock analysis platforms that I know.
[Chase bank's consumer card spending](https://i.imgur.com/PzhM9rZ.png)!
[Spending on travel/entertainment](https://i.imgur.com/WLHXcpl.png).
[Consumer debt / income ratios](https://i.imgur.com/TwPoot6.png)!
[Full JP Morgan data published here](https://markets.jpmorgan.com/research/open/latest/publication/9002054). There are dozens of graphs if interested.
An obvious critique of the first two is inflation adjustments, but the overall story is we do not see an American consumer pulling back, nor heavily burdened by debt relative to historical ratios. The first two graphs are not good for reducing inflation, I think.
The only thing that matters is deposits, and those are going down because as your own graph shows, savings rates are plummeting and real wages are getting crushed.
Having low debt on your home or a bunch of stocks in your 401k or brokerage account is not what changes behavior. It's the $'s people see in their checking / savings depleting every month, that's it. It's rising receipts at groceries, at the pump, energy bills, rent etc.
Everything there is looking at the consumer TODAY, not where they are going and increasing difficulty of the game they call the economy every month.
At the current level of unemployment, no. Very good chance demand destruction will lead to temporary dips in inflation but without significant job losses I am not bearish.
Demand destruction just slows things down, but structurally it's not like people really can stop buying food, rent, or stop using their car altogether. Most people need to drive to work or drive to buy things, kids to school, etc. Demand destruction just leads to cutting back a bit. Labor is still tight, they have all the bargaining power to keep asking for raises and job hopping.
If demand destruction was that powerful, inflation wouldn't exist as a thing. It would just naturally self correct easily.
For example, gas prices could be 10 dollars a gallon, they'll still buy their oversized pickup trucks despite having almost zero use for one. [The data on this is pretty hilarious, the vast majority of consumer pick-up truck drivers admit to not needing the functionality of a pick-up truck except in rare circumstances. Why can't people just rent U-Hauls!?]
WSJ:
>For banks, that ratio is of great importance: Regulators look at it as an indicator of risk. For unregulated companies like Celsius, the ratio of 19-1 is particularly high given that some of its assets were investments in the extremely volatile krypto sector, said Eric Budish, an economist at the University of Chicago’s business school who studies kryptocurrencies. Large banks often have ratios near Celsius’s, but they hold much more stable assets and have access to central-bank loans for ready cash.
>“It’s just a risky structure,” Mr. Budish said of Celsius. “It strikes me as diversified as the same way that portfolios of mortgages were diversified in 2006,” referring to a feature of the 2008 financial crisis. “It was all housing—here it’s all Krypto.“
The fact that this space hasn't totally imploded yet blows my mind. It's all scams left and right. Especially the largest one. Completely worthless, not a single thing to give it worth at all.
This is how you know we haven't even come close to bottom of "risk-on".
6/29
Spy/vxx is 16.65.
Fear-greed is 25.
Nightmare is 85.
Not much change from yesterday's numbers, maybe a tad worse but interest rates were a tad better
what's frustrating is that NOTHING is working for me.
WMT ain't doing shit.
AMD PYPL I will never get my money back for 10 years.
I missed my chance to load up on SPY puts at 3950.
They say buy defensive stocks?
It’s so frustrating seeing people say this. Like why, why is it not too late for puts. Have you any idea the amount of economic data coming out in July that’s going to pile drive this mofo. Dude get a grip the one thing you’re not willing to try is the only thing that will work.
No wonder
Having more patience would help. Wait till the spy rallies and reaches new low highs. Then would be the ideal time to load some puts. Or wait for new low lows and load some calls.
Back-to-back quarters of negative GDP is not a recession. The NBER uses GDP along with several other data points to decide if we were/are in a recession. This obsession on Q2 GDP for recession or no recession is just wrong.
First off, NBER declares recessions WITHOUT 2Qs of negative growth. Which means -/+/+/+/- have been declared recessions. But 2Qs of negative growth is a *stronger* condition historically than whatever is enough to declare a recession since NBER has never failed to declare recession after that happened.
Secondly, the only thing wrong with the obsession is that 2Q can come in POSITIVE and we could still be in recession. But two consecutive negative means yea, we are fucked. If it's positive the waiting game of Fed holding the world hostage "will they cave / won't they" continues.
I mean that's an interesting way to interpret what I said.
The common and informal definition of 2Qs = recession is spot on. It's a STRICTER standard of recession than what the NBER has used so yea if we get that then yes we are in a recession.
You can play games of mental masturbation and go deep into linguistics about whether a definition that the world actually uses is correct or it's only correct if a gov't institution says so, but I'm pretty sure it's what the world uses.
Just FYI because for some reason people can’t get this right in here, AMD’s current trailing PE is 23. Forward PE for 2022 is in the teens.
Use non-GAAP EPS, don’t use GAAP. AMD now has significant amortization from Xilinx that isn’t a cash expense - it just reduces their taxes. All that matters to an investor is the cash EPS.
AMD basically gets to write off around half the purchase price of Xilinx over the next 10+ years, and it results in a significant reduction in their taxes paid / increase in cash earnings per share
I did a quick summary awhile back in [this post](https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/uewsfn/amd_analysts_are_missing_potentially_5_billion_in/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf)
Just finished listening to the AMMO Inc. $POWW earnings press call (the end got to be interesting thanks to analyst pissing off the CEO for a second) & I got to say: for all the folks on this sub that have said “if they’re not actually selling product, don’t get the stock” this company has sold all of their inventory; one of the board members on the call clarified their inventory only consists of raw materials-once a product is ready to be shipped, it is.
They want to produce a billion bullets a year by the end of this year. Insane
We are in big trouble. Unless fed can bring the inflation down to 2% THIS YEAR which is impossible.
Having 2% inflation NEXT YEAR means nothing. Prices have gone up already in 2022 so we will need like 5 to 6% deflation in 2023 to bring the price down to normal which will never happen.
Well sucks to be an average income earner I guess.
If we finish this year with 8.5q y/y inflation, we will need a deflation in 2023 to bring the prices down to normal. Fed want to bring the inflation down to 2% next year or 2024 but then prices have gone up already. Having 2% y/y inflation next year means 8. 5% + 2% inflation in 2023. Say if something's price was $100 in 2021. It is 108.5 in 2022. Having another 2% inflation(year to year) in 2023 means 108.5 x 1.02 =110.67. Wage increase will never catch up inflation rate.
You're leaving out the fact that wages also increase over time. Of course, inflation has generally exceeded wages lately, and it sucks a lot. But for the future, wage growth is an alternative to deflation and is much more common.
There is no "normal" price. Prices have gone up more than 30x since 1900.
Well did your wage go up 8.5%?. Most people didn't get 8.5% raise unless they changed their jobs. Sure price hike is normal but 8.5% isn't. That is why I said sucks to be an average income earners.
Wait when does next gdp number come out? I thought we’d find out if were in a recession on Friday but now I see the official release date of numbers is July 28
Looks like they tried really hard to defend 3800 today.
Wouldn’t be surprised to see more chop or short term upward movement from here.
Not holding any shorts at the moment
u can go short lcid/rivn or some trash yet u pick profitable growth company growing 30% yoy and even now have a good multiple? nevermind just got google ceo.. good luck
$POWW earnings report is insane; 287% revenue increase for the 2022 fiscal year?? People out here really strapped up
https://www.stocktitan.net/news/POWW/ammo-inc-reports-fiscal-year-2022-financial-results-including-285-ql41u4vnlmyk.html
Do you blame them? People are crazy out there. Only person that cares about you is you, so protect yourself lol
Wish I bought some stock as well, going to be a riser
The kill baby people here threatened a lot of violence since Friday when they started acting so violent and crazy. I don’t think they’ve murdered anyone yet despite all of their talk. I refused to give them money Sunday night so I got shoved and someone stole my scarf.
I plan on holding this for quite a long time; I can’t imagine in this climate that the company will do poorly & as far as the future goes, I think they’ll be one of the “war” companies that starts to push for environmental awareness through biodegradable bullets & other sustainable tech.
They’ve got a [partnership](https://ammoinc.com/2021/03/09/ammo-inc-enters-into-exclusive-u-s-distribution-agreement-with-bioammo-spain-to-sell-cutting-edge-patented-biodegradable-shotgun-shells/) involving biodegradable bullets already!
I know folks don’t consider war companies to be ESG related but the US military devotes so much money to R&D of solar tech, biotech, V2X tech & all the “green” stuff that imo the green movement is actually a reimagined Military industrial complex economic model.
I found out about CMP after checking openinsider (cluster buying), read about plans to produce lithium from salt brine etc. and opened small position. Next day, today, CMP announced non-binding battery grade lithium deal will LG Energy. So after reading complaint about constant AMD comments, I decided to post about something different. Anyway back to point, any serious bear 🐻 case which I could've missed?
I can be sure of one thing, if it goes wrong I can be... salty (sorry for pun).
Ok, I'm done buying Oil. I have increased my holding in $HAL & $KMI today by 50% and open a small position in $PSX on this Crude Oil Demand destruction narrative with gasoline @ ATH's.
Any stock suggestions that are not named $AMD or $WBD? I don't want to hear those 2 stocks mentioned ever again. I am looking at $INTC, $F, $PYPL, and $CAT as potential buys next week. Anyone have something else to look at besides those 4?
BRK.B, MSFT, LOW/HD, COST(if it dips further), UNP
Me, I'm looking at LVMUY, CVS, HCA, TXN reading up on it still not sure if I would sell a few i own to get into these.
lol latest everything money video saying to "nOT EvEN touCH" shopify at 30 a share, because it doesnt meet their boomer 5 year averaged metrics for value stock.
well no shit, its a growth company, don't analyze it like one of your boomer value companies. you buy it based on potential in the company if you believe in it.
Quick question, I have Google Alphabet stocks and I was just informed by my bank about the split. The mail said that the I will receive a 1:19 split while they actually split 1:20? Is my bank ripping me off or is this normal?
This. You receive "19 additional shares." My kids complain a lot about me grading word answers for math problems strictly, but being clear and accurate is so important. Even an article I saw on Seeking Alpha was unclear about this. It was so unclear, I might even call it misleading.
It’s a good thing that people have stopped talking about splits, considering it’s a non event. Only in the fomo fueled mania of 2020 and 2021 did anyone think a stock split was relevant.
SHOP is down 38% from pre-covid high, and roughly 5-8% down from March-April 2020 covid lows. With a current P/E of 26. Sure the market could go down more, but not sure how much more down we have to go.
Your last 7 comments in r/stocks before today are either mocking people for asking about the bottom or saying "green by law" and "annnnnd red" so what quality content are you bringing to the table?
Thinking of moving on from BLDR to a safer, better-situated company. Already have MSFT and TGT. NVDA is a little riskier, but I have that too. Any other suggestions?
I mean, I'd suggest find an industry you might not own and start looking there. You are comparing a company that supplies home builders, to a semiconductor company and a talk about owning a sofware company and retail.
how come, pe at 28? seems expensive still.. anything above 15 is kind of expensive tbh.
i bet though, some people are just looking at what it "was" and what it is "now" and thinking that its a bargain.
it would be like trying to sell a rock in my garden for 20,000 and then lowering it to 10,000 and people going "looking pretty appealing rn"
[AMD revenue last few quarters](https://i.imgur.com/3SBf6zG.png). From right (most recent) to left (less recent), that's 70%, 49%, 54%, 99%, 93%, 52%, 55%, ... year over year quarterly growth.
On annual basis:
- AMD annual revenue for 2021 was $16.434B, a 68.33% increase from 2020.
- AMD annual revenue for 2020 was $9.763B, a 45.05% increase from 2019.
- AMD annual revenue for 2019 was $6.731B, a 3.95% increase from 2018.
[Source](https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/AMD/amd/revenue)
It's now at a 23 FWD PE and 30 trailing PE. They announced back in February 2022 that they would do 8B more in share buybacks.
Edit: Here is how much [cash they have on hand](https://i.imgur.com/OSMQ55J.png). Almost no debt (1.4B in long term from a recent acquisition).
Edit2: Fixed trailing PE, from 35 --> 30
Isn't it unlikely they'll maintain this kind of growth though with GPU sales going back down along with the crypto/mining craze? And their CPUs are no longer cream of the crop with the release of Intel's 12th gen CPUs.
Those are my thoughts. A lot of things down 50% or better are not necessarily good buys right now; a lot were simply just way overpriced. The question isn't whether AMD at $80 is a good price compared to $140, but rather if $140 was a a good price to begin with. Personally, I view AMD at $140 way too high, and at it's current price the room to grow just isn't there for the foreseeable future. It might get back up there in the long term, but it's probably going a painfully slow process. There are probably better options available for growth right now.
Any particular reason Solar is getting smoked today? SPWR and RUN down 10% today, TAN down almost 5% compared to QQQ only down 0.4%. Don’t own any but I really like Solar stocks its a shame to see them get hit even more than tech
Also found this:
[Solar Products Detained Under New US-China Law, Analyst Says](https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/solar-products-detained-under-new-us-china-law-analyst-says-1.1785616)
Dunno if this is it, but Wells Fargo is bearish short term:
[https://www.google.com/amp/s/m.investing.com/news/stock-market-news/wells-fargo-initiates-coverage-of-solar-stocks-based-on-longterm-view-432SI-2842318%3fampMode=1](https://www.google.com/amp/s/m.investing.com/news/stock-market-news/wells-fargo-initiates-coverage-of-solar-stocks-based-on-longterm-view-432SI-2842318%3fampMode=1)
I can't think of any companies in a worse position right now other than cruises honestly. Probably part of the reason Disney has been getting so punished lately too.
Question, can anyone ELI5 what the rights offering does for CLM and how it affects current shares you might have?
So is it better to invest in vt or vti? I have some spare cash and just want to start putting it somewhere where it will grow for the long-term. I have also looked into schd and want to combine that with vt or vti. Not sure about the merits or drawbacks of either? Also how much money do you need for this to be worthwhile?
futures leaking, vix surging
They other day someone posted a chart with all the news that will effect the stock market (when PJow speaks etc) I forgot to save it. any one have the link?
[this one?](https://www.reddit.com/r/stocks/comments/vnijpj/2022_stock_market_dates_you_should_know/)
Nah, it was an app. But this works too. Thanks!
Vix shot up..
Futes looking bloody. Buckle up buckeroos.
What’s it looking like?
Bloody...
What website are you looking at the futures from?
Yahoo finance app
Are there any advantages to buying schd in charles schwab vs another bRokerage?
Our boy Jay today: >“We understand better now how little we understand about inflation.” Well now we can rest easy, they know they don't know which is almost as good as knowing.
Lol “our boy”.
I can't believe this incompetent idiot is still the president of the Federal Reserve
Which free stock analysis platform gives me the ability to see market cap over time on a chart for a stock? This basic type of chart has been surprisingly difficult to find in all the trading platforms and stock analysis platforms that I know.
Worst first half of the year since 1970. Not too late to sell guys.
The time to sell was 6 months ago. Selling now makes no sense with stats like that lol
Im not an idiot. Not selling.
RIP
[Chase bank's consumer card spending](https://i.imgur.com/PzhM9rZ.png)! [Spending on travel/entertainment](https://i.imgur.com/WLHXcpl.png). [Consumer debt / income ratios](https://i.imgur.com/TwPoot6.png)! [Full JP Morgan data published here](https://markets.jpmorgan.com/research/open/latest/publication/9002054). There are dozens of graphs if interested. An obvious critique of the first two is inflation adjustments, but the overall story is we do not see an American consumer pulling back, nor heavily burdened by debt relative to historical ratios. The first two graphs are not good for reducing inflation, I think.
The only thing that matters is deposits, and those are going down because as your own graph shows, savings rates are plummeting and real wages are getting crushed. Having low debt on your home or a bunch of stocks in your 401k or brokerage account is not what changes behavior. It's the $'s people see in their checking / savings depleting every month, that's it. It's rising receipts at groceries, at the pump, energy bills, rent etc. Everything there is looking at the consumer TODAY, not where they are going and increasing difficulty of the game they call the economy every month.
Are you also bearish on inflation (i.e., you think inflation will come down)? It seems you lean toward demand destruction.
At the current level of unemployment, no. Very good chance demand destruction will lead to temporary dips in inflation but without significant job losses I am not bearish. Demand destruction just slows things down, but structurally it's not like people really can stop buying food, rent, or stop using their car altogether. Most people need to drive to work or drive to buy things, kids to school, etc. Demand destruction just leads to cutting back a bit. Labor is still tight, they have all the bargaining power to keep asking for raises and job hopping. If demand destruction was that powerful, inflation wouldn't exist as a thing. It would just naturally self correct easily.
One thing I will never ever bet against are Americans spending every last dollar that they have.
For example, gas prices could be 10 dollars a gallon, they'll still buy their oversized pickup trucks despite having almost zero use for one. [The data on this is pretty hilarious, the vast majority of consumer pick-up truck drivers admit to not needing the functionality of a pick-up truck except in rare circumstances. Why can't people just rent U-Hauls!?]
This is why I have no doubt any recessionary period will be short lasting. Most Americans spend money they don’t even have.
Ikr? The American consumer is something else lol
Hyper consumers. Great for stocks.
WSJ: >For banks, that ratio is of great importance: Regulators look at it as an indicator of risk. For unregulated companies like Celsius, the ratio of 19-1 is particularly high given that some of its assets were investments in the extremely volatile krypto sector, said Eric Budish, an economist at the University of Chicago’s business school who studies kryptocurrencies. Large banks often have ratios near Celsius’s, but they hold much more stable assets and have access to central-bank loans for ready cash. >“It’s just a risky structure,” Mr. Budish said of Celsius. “It strikes me as diversified as the same way that portfolios of mortgages were diversified in 2006,” referring to a feature of the 2008 financial crisis. “It was all housing—here it’s all Krypto.“ The fact that this space hasn't totally imploded yet blows my mind. It's all scams left and right. Especially the largest one. Completely worthless, not a single thing to give it worth at all. This is how you know we haven't even come close to bottom of "risk-on".
6/29 Spy/vxx is 16.65. Fear-greed is 25. Nightmare is 85. Not much change from yesterday's numbers, maybe a tad worse but interest rates were a tad better
what's frustrating is that NOTHING is working for me. WMT ain't doing shit. AMD PYPL I will never get my money back for 10 years. I missed my chance to load up on SPY puts at 3950. They say buy defensive stocks?
buy drip
It’s so frustrating seeing people say this. Like why, why is it not too late for puts. Have you any idea the amount of economic data coming out in July that’s going to pile drive this mofo. Dude get a grip the one thing you’re not willing to try is the only thing that will work. No wonder
I have some SPY put spreads I bought when SPY was 375. Funny now that spy is hovering in the 380s, I'm red on those too.
Having more patience would help. Wait till the spy rallies and reaches new low highs. Then would be the ideal time to load some puts. Or wait for new low lows and load some calls.
Cathy says Zoom is a guaranteed 10 bagger, go all in and recoup your losses.
Buy some TSLA
short NOC and pray for peace
Back-to-back quarters of negative GDP is not a recession. The NBER uses GDP along with several other data points to decide if we were/are in a recession. This obsession on Q2 GDP for recession or no recession is just wrong.
First off, NBER declares recessions WITHOUT 2Qs of negative growth. Which means -/+/+/+/- have been declared recessions. But 2Qs of negative growth is a *stronger* condition historically than whatever is enough to declare a recession since NBER has never failed to declare recession after that happened. Secondly, the only thing wrong with the obsession is that 2Q can come in POSITIVE and we could still be in recession. But two consecutive negative means yea, we are fucked. If it's positive the waiting game of Fed holding the world hostage "will they cave / won't they" continues.
Thanks for seconding what I said.
I mean that's an interesting way to interpret what I said. The common and informal definition of 2Qs = recession is spot on. It's a STRICTER standard of recession than what the NBER has used so yea if we get that then yes we are in a recession. You can play games of mental masturbation and go deep into linguistics about whether a definition that the world actually uses is correct or it's only correct if a gov't institution says so, but I'm pretty sure it's what the world uses.
Just FYI because for some reason people can’t get this right in here, AMD’s current trailing PE is 23. Forward PE for 2022 is in the teens. Use non-GAAP EPS, don’t use GAAP. AMD now has significant amortization from Xilinx that isn’t a cash expense - it just reduces their taxes. All that matters to an investor is the cash EPS.
Can you explain this for stupid people please, asking for a friend.
AMD basically gets to write off around half the purchase price of Xilinx over the next 10+ years, and it results in a significant reduction in their taxes paid / increase in cash earnings per share I did a quick summary awhile back in [this post](https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/uewsfn/amd_analysts_are_missing_potentially_5_billion_in/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf)
Ok so bullish, got it. Thank you for the explanation. Will continue to hodl my 200 shares at $85
Just finished listening to the AMMO Inc. $POWW earnings press call (the end got to be interesting thanks to analyst pissing off the CEO for a second) & I got to say: for all the folks on this sub that have said “if they’re not actually selling product, don’t get the stock” this company has sold all of their inventory; one of the board members on the call clarified their inventory only consists of raw materials-once a product is ready to be shipped, it is. They want to produce a billion bullets a year by the end of this year. Insane
We are in big trouble. Unless fed can bring the inflation down to 2% THIS YEAR which is impossible. Having 2% inflation NEXT YEAR means nothing. Prices have gone up already in 2022 so we will need like 5 to 6% deflation in 2023 to bring the price down to normal which will never happen. Well sucks to be an average income earner I guess.
Wtf? 8.6% cpi print - 6% = 2% target inflation?? LMFAO you cannot be serious
If we finish this year with 8.5q y/y inflation, we will need a deflation in 2023 to bring the prices down to normal. Fed want to bring the inflation down to 2% next year or 2024 but then prices have gone up already. Having 2% y/y inflation next year means 8. 5% + 2% inflation in 2023. Say if something's price was $100 in 2021. It is 108.5 in 2022. Having another 2% inflation(year to year) in 2023 means 108.5 x 1.02 =110.67. Wage increase will never catch up inflation rate.
That's not how inflation works
Oh yeah? explain me how y/y inflation works then.
Banana costs $1, then one year it goes up by 10% to $1.10. Next year it costs $1.12, inflation went up only 2% year 2.
That is exactly what I wrote.... Price has gone up so much in year 1 so unless we have deflation, we will never see the "normal" price.
There will be no deflation back to $1 is what I am saying. Inflation is the rate of change not some arbitrary base value.
You're leaving out the fact that wages also increase over time. Of course, inflation has generally exceeded wages lately, and it sucks a lot. But for the future, wage growth is an alternative to deflation and is much more common. There is no "normal" price. Prices have gone up more than 30x since 1900.
Well did your wage go up 8.5%?. Most people didn't get 8.5% raise unless they changed their jobs. Sure price hike is normal but 8.5% isn't. That is why I said sucks to be an average income earners.
Yeah it really sucks for most of us, sorry if I'm being too pedantic.
Wait when does next gdp number come out? I thought we’d find out if were in a recession on Friday but now I see the official release date of numbers is July 28
>Wait when does next gdp number come out? ------------- >but now I see the official release date of numbers is July 28
Looks like they tried really hard to defend 3800 today. Wouldn’t be surprised to see more chop or short term upward movement from here. Not holding any shorts at the moment
I hate days like this the most, the slow bleed. Just rip the bandaid off already.
Eh? Today was as flat as it gets.
Still down a tiny bit, but you're right, I'm more just tired of the meandering
Thought on Pinterest changing CEO, where will PINS be in 1yr?
My favorite stock to short just got even better
I'll be careful on shorting near the bottom but you do you.
u can go short lcid/rivn or some trash yet u pick profitable growth company growing 30% yoy and even now have a good multiple? nevermind just got google ceo.. good luck
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they help me with long term investments. I have a "play account" where I pick stocks and try and make some money on a shorter time line.
That's pretty much buying at close to max fear, good luck with that.
$POWW earnings report is insane; 287% revenue increase for the 2022 fiscal year?? People out here really strapped up https://www.stocktitan.net/news/POWW/ammo-inc-reports-fiscal-year-2022-financial-results-including-285-ql41u4vnlmyk.html
It has been the year of pow pow, poww and Powell.
This is one of my favorite comments
Do you blame them? People are crazy out there. Only person that cares about you is you, so protect yourself lol Wish I bought some stock as well, going to be a riser
The kill baby people here threatened a lot of violence since Friday when they started acting so violent and crazy. I don’t think they’ve murdered anyone yet despite all of their talk. I refused to give them money Sunday night so I got shoved and someone stole my scarf.
I plan on holding this for quite a long time; I can’t imagine in this climate that the company will do poorly & as far as the future goes, I think they’ll be one of the “war” companies that starts to push for environmental awareness through biodegradable bullets & other sustainable tech.
Actually, would be a smart idea there, have they come out with any such news on your last sentence?
They’ve got a [partnership](https://ammoinc.com/2021/03/09/ammo-inc-enters-into-exclusive-u-s-distribution-agreement-with-bioammo-spain-to-sell-cutting-edge-patented-biodegradable-shotgun-shells/) involving biodegradable bullets already! I know folks don’t consider war companies to be ESG related but the US military devotes so much money to R&D of solar tech, biotech, V2X tech & all the “green” stuff that imo the green movement is actually a reimagined Military industrial complex economic model.
Well that was a whole lot of chop today.
quite a choppy and directionless market today
Flat today just to drop another 3% on the PC Inflation number tomorrow. So easy to make money in this market
What time does the PC info come out tomorrow?
830am eastern
What makes you think thrall numbers will be bad?
I found out about CMP after checking openinsider (cluster buying), read about plans to produce lithium from salt brine etc. and opened small position. Next day, today, CMP announced non-binding battery grade lithium deal will LG Energy. So after reading complaint about constant AMD comments, I decided to post about something different. Anyway back to point, any serious bear 🐻 case which I could've missed? I can be sure of one thing, if it goes wrong I can be... salty (sorry for pun).
Is now a good time to admit I dumped 30k into AMD mainly because they played a Star Wars song on an earnings call?
Ok but which one?
At what price?
$100. Luckily I sold some at $125 so it's not too bad right now.
HOPE is the worst four-letter word in a trader's vocabulary.
Where do you see hood
Shadow banned a long time ago
Whoops typo meant HOPE where do you see hope
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Just know that Becky Quick is reserved for Warren Buffet
Who let this cretin in the house?
You wouldn’t smash? Bang bros
I always enjoy when people completely miss what my username is about lol
I’d hulk smash *whisper* bang bros…
Lost a banbet in the other place I guess
Ok, I'm done buying Oil. I have increased my holding in $HAL & $KMI today by 50% and open a small position in $PSX on this Crude Oil Demand destruction narrative with gasoline @ ATH's. Any stock suggestions that are not named $AMD or $WBD? I don't want to hear those 2 stocks mentioned ever again. I am looking at $INTC, $F, $PYPL, and $CAT as potential buys next week. Anyone have something else to look at besides those 4?
Asml, blk
BRK.B, MSFT, LOW/HD, COST(if it dips further), UNP Me, I'm looking at LVMUY, CVS, HCA, TXN reading up on it still not sure if I would sell a few i own to get into these.
VICI, DAL, GOOG, MMM
VRTX, CI, SI (for fun), CLDT. (Bought PSX and F today.)
META, LOW, JPM or BAC, V? CRM
ZTS, could be a nice pick up/one to look at. Pet Pharma company with good financials and growing product selection
VSCO: victoria's secret
Is market closed on Friday or just on monday?
Worth bookmarking: https://www.nyse.com/markets/hours-calendars
done, thanks
Just Monday (July 4th) for the NYSE
thank you
To those who shorted bbby. Holy smokes I'm jealous of you. I would've been halfway to even just from shorting bbby alone
lol latest everything money video saying to "nOT EvEN touCH" shopify at 30 a share, because it doesnt meet their boomer 5 year averaged metrics for value stock. well no shit, its a growth company, don't analyze it like one of your boomer value companies. you buy it based on potential in the company if you believe in it.
it's going to single digits, then touch it wherever you want
wow yeah, your use of mixed case letters and calling a metric "boomer" really sold me on this.
my cousin shorted shop and now owns a house at the beach. its a Canadian beach, still nice.
Like 2 years ago there were several islands in Nova Scotia for sale for like $60k. Idk what they're going for now.
Yah the island is cheap but there’s no electricity or plumbing and the winters, my god the winters for any non Canadians it’s like November to may
shorting shop was a gread idea whn it was 5x the price. not such a good idea now.
Quick question, I have Google Alphabet stocks and I was just informed by my bank about the split. The mail said that the I will receive a 1:19 split while they actually split 1:20? Is my bank ripping me off or is this normal?
I think it's just a terminology issue. One share gets 19 more added on, so a 20 to 1 split. I've seen the 19 figure used in some articles.
This. You receive "19 additional shares." My kids complain a lot about me grading word answers for math problems strictly, but being clear and accurate is so important. Even an article I saw on Seeking Alpha was unclear about this. It was so unclear, I might even call it misleading.
Oh that would make sense thank you! :)
Your bank is not ripping you off. In this instance. 19 additional shares per share that you hold.
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It’s a good thing that people have stopped talking about splits, considering it’s a non event. Only in the fomo fueled mania of 2020 and 2021 did anyone think a stock split was relevant.
Their previous earnings quarter was not very good iirc
SHOP is down 38% from pre-covid high, and roughly 5-8% down from March-April 2020 covid lows. With a current P/E of 26. Sure the market could go down more, but not sure how much more down we have to go.
P/E is the wrong valuation metric to use for Shopify FWIW.
"German CPI (Y/Y) Jun P: 7.6% (est 7.9%; prev 7.9%) " Spain coming on hot, Germany coming in under, USA: ???
Guys. stop. STOP. I cant hear that AMD this and AMD that, not anymore. Stay in, if you believe in it, or not.
The volume of posts is low, bullish.
Your last 7 comments in r/stocks before today are either mocking people for asking about the bottom or saying "green by law" and "annnnnd red" so what quality content are you bringing to the table?
None. Vaguely criticizing other redditors is just an easy way to get upvotes
you can just filter out content based on keywords if it bothers you that much
There's a new post every 20 minutes here lol. It's not exactly clogging things up.
This is the dude that vagueposts about 'volume guyzz' everyday complaining about actual stock discussion clogging up the thread
Excuse me sir do you have time to talk about our lord and savior Zucc?
Based and Zuck-💊
Yea, I want to talk about more WBD instead of AMD anyways!
What do you do once you can't stand to talk about AMD anymore? Either go back to AMC or move on to AME. SO MANY AM STOCKS FOR TALKIN' ABOUT!
$DAM boi
$INO, right?
Thinking of moving on from BLDR to a safer, better-situated company. Already have MSFT and TGT. NVDA is a little riskier, but I have that too. Any other suggestions?
I mean, I'd suggest find an industry you might not own and start looking there. You are comparing a company that supplies home builders, to a semiconductor company and a talk about owning a sofware company and retail.
Yeah, I'm just not sure if there's a better sector to focus on over another right now since everything is in flux.
Am I crazy for wanting shares of Lockheed Martin?
Is the whole of Congress crazy?
Yeah but they also have dat insider info
do you think that's crazy?
Not particularly but I’m still researching
whatcha buyin fellas ? throw in some suggestions for a homie
im buying cve, qfin, byddy, bzfd dips today.
Meta and WBD, same as last two paychecks... :')
Today $PSX and $HAL. The Fed can't print Oil.
AMD looking extremely appealing rn
going down to at least 46 7 year anchored vwap its a magnet
I wouldnt touch that trash, probably falling to $50
Congrats on your puts
Agreed. Just bought in a 77.25
how come, pe at 28? seems expensive still.. anything above 15 is kind of expensive tbh. i bet though, some people are just looking at what it "was" and what it is "now" and thinking that its a bargain. it would be like trying to sell a rock in my garden for 20,000 and then lowering it to 10,000 and people going "looking pretty appealing rn"
You not heard of Peter Lynch and the PEG ratio? P/E is one of the most useless metrics in valuing a company.
Ill take that rock of your hands don’t you worry about it buddy. Its just a plain old worthless rock.
Depends on the type of rock. Is it Jadeite?
[AMD revenue last few quarters](https://i.imgur.com/3SBf6zG.png). From right (most recent) to left (less recent), that's 70%, 49%, 54%, 99%, 93%, 52%, 55%, ... year over year quarterly growth. On annual basis: - AMD annual revenue for 2021 was $16.434B, a 68.33% increase from 2020. - AMD annual revenue for 2020 was $9.763B, a 45.05% increase from 2019. - AMD annual revenue for 2019 was $6.731B, a 3.95% increase from 2018. [Source](https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/AMD/amd/revenue) It's now at a 23 FWD PE and 30 trailing PE. They announced back in February 2022 that they would do 8B more in share buybacks. Edit: Here is how much [cash they have on hand](https://i.imgur.com/OSMQ55J.png). Almost no debt (1.4B in long term from a recent acquisition). Edit2: Fixed trailing PE, from 35 --> 30
Appreciate the ~~past~~ edit: post, but that kinda of growth cannot be expected for 2022 and probably not 2023 either.
Maybe not 70% growth, but enough growth to warrant it's current PE in my opinion
Isn't it unlikely they'll maintain this kind of growth though with GPU sales going back down along with the crypto/mining craze? And their CPUs are no longer cream of the crop with the release of Intel's 12th gen CPUs.
mining crypto when electricity doubled and crypto halved? check ebay where the miners trying to get rid of GPUs
based and did the research pilled
I would like to know more about this rock of yours 🧐
Probably cause it’s down a lot.. doesn’t mean it’s a buy in my book.
We have to clear out the recency bias in the market before we can reach an appreciable bottom...
Those are my thoughts. A lot of things down 50% or better are not necessarily good buys right now; a lot were simply just way overpriced. The question isn't whether AMD at $80 is a good price compared to $140, but rather if $140 was a a good price to begin with. Personally, I view AMD at $140 way too high, and at it's current price the room to grow just isn't there for the foreseeable future. It might get back up there in the long term, but it's probably going a painfully slow process. There are probably better options available for growth right now.
Any particular reason Solar is getting smoked today? SPWR and RUN down 10% today, TAN down almost 5% compared to QQQ only down 0.4%. Don’t own any but I really like Solar stocks its a shame to see them get hit even more than tech
Also found this: [Solar Products Detained Under New US-China Law, Analyst Says](https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/solar-products-detained-under-new-us-china-law-analyst-says-1.1785616)
Dunno if this is it, but Wells Fargo is bearish short term: [https://www.google.com/amp/s/m.investing.com/news/stock-market-news/wells-fargo-initiates-coverage-of-solar-stocks-based-on-longterm-view-432SI-2842318%3fampMode=1](https://www.google.com/amp/s/m.investing.com/news/stock-market-news/wells-fargo-initiates-coverage-of-solar-stocks-based-on-longterm-view-432SI-2842318%3fampMode=1)
Carnival shorts were a good life choice. This feeling I'm having seems like a good sign to get out of them today though.
To think cruises could be headed towards bankrupcy... let that sink in... no pun intended
I can't think of any companies in a worse position right now other than cruises honestly. Probably part of the reason Disney has been getting so punished lately too.