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Yeah, it’s hard to know when or if analysts are changing their projections and to be honest if they do anything other than a simple calculation, like if they were 50% last year then next year is automatically 30% lower so 35% and then the following year is automatically 25%.
Amazing that a “hack” of a pipeline causes such bumps. If I’m in oil, I’m getting “hacked” every 6 months or so.
Unreal. I know I bought it at $150 and sold most of it, but that’s ridiculous. 25% down after beating every number including guidance and announcing a split?
It makes a little more sense if you look at the chart and pretend 2020 never happened (could say the same for a lot of these, obviously.)
Agree somewhat on the chart, it’s just a downward trend, just shocking that it went down 25% on a solid report. Normally, even a miss isn’t down that much let alone beats on everything. I don’t know enough about the programs that are in place that automatically sell based on drops, etc. but today’s action doesn’t make sense. We’ve seen the drops on earnings but nothing like 25% down on a good report.
I remember being in the Outer Banks for Katrina and my BIL and I went out and filled up our gas tanks after watching the news. I don’t think there was a gas station with gas by the time we left and if there was they were charging $10 a gallon.
Somehow I got out of that around $29 and LAZR at $39. Seems like everything I sold late last year or this year was an amazing move. The stocks I bought in their place, not so much!
The great Doge conspiracy!
Did this last year and got in and out but I don’t know...are they even going back out soon? Thought I read September was a maybe?
It depends on if you are just trading or going long term. I read something about one of the cruise lines recently and it basically said that you could just look at prices and think they were good plays but that the dilution and debt they added made them way more expensive than just the price. I can’t recall the exact numbers but kind of like AMC, people investing aren’t realizing that you aren’t really investing in the same company anymore. Kind of like paying $50 for a share of a company that now has 3 times the debt load hence way less actual earnings even if they get to the same revenue.
Time to buy was a year ago, as crazy as that sounds.
DFS was also really popular in here last spring, currently at 4.5X its pandemic lows. Traded away all my CCL/BLMN/MGM but at least I held onto that one.
I thought you were going to get into HGEN? You would probably be even on that one.So I just jumped into this stock world the last couple weeks. Not throwing a lot of money at it, just play money basically. Not talking life changing. Just wanted to see how I would fair. I know stocks are meant to be long term...
Here is my portfolio so far. Name of stock and return since I bought them
Noravax -40.11%
Amazon -9.32%
Humanigen -5.55%
Torchlight -1.91%
Dogecoin (only threw $30 on this for fun) -15.48%
I really kind of suck at this so far.
When I saw your reply I thought "Hey! He's right! Why didn't I get in that?" I started lookinh for it then I remembered that was Humanigen.
Most of us not fairing any better these last few weeks.So I just jumped into this stock world the last couple weeks. Not throwing a lot of money at it, just play money basically. Not talking life changing. Just wanted to see how I would fair. I know stocks are meant to be long term...
Here is my portfolio so far. Name of stock and return since I bought them
Noravax -40.11%
Amazon -9.32%
Humanigen -5.55%
Torchlight -1.91%
Dogecoin (only threw $30 on this for fun) -15.48%
I really kind of suck at this so far.
That’s a big buyback. That’s almost 20% of the market cap I think.
If they were smart, they would buy it all back and then have some SPAC take them public again at $10 a share.
See my edit. You forgot the $. Also, I don’t think they have the cash to buy it all back without help.
“While others in our industry guide towards lower volume in 2Q21, UWMC is quite the opposite,” CEO Mat Ishbia said in a statement. UWM could be one of the only mortgage companies in America that grows in a rising rate environment, he said.
