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Scottie99

Deleted User wrote: »

What are people's thoughts on Shopify?

Expensive but it’s a stock price yo yos, so expect some volatility, buy on a dip. There also been some rumours of Walmart, Amazon etc have been sniffing around looking to purchase.

Captainsatnav

G'wan Ryanair

Rob_IRL

Thoughts on Airbus, in light of all the Boeing controversies?

littlevillage

Rob_IRL wrote: »

Thoughts on Airbus, in light of all the Boeing controversies?

Too late to get in now at current price. The good news is already priced in.

When Boeing finally get ths act together..... expect -10% for Airbus.

JMMCapital

unkel wrote: »

Nuclear fission is a past station. Simply too expensive (even when being optimistic about storage and clean up costs). Wind is far, far cheaper. Even solar is getting there. All we need is batteries (pumped storage, interconnector, grid attached batteries, EVs and homes with batteries - V2G and V2H, hydrogen production). I'd suggest if you want to invest in energy, look into one or more of those.

If that is the case why are their sever nuclear plants currently in operation and under construction in France (58 reactors, 1 under construction), UK (15 reactors operating, 2 currently under construction) and even the US (Vogtle 3&4 under construction) to name a few countries..

“With more than 450 commercial reactors worldwide, including 96 in the United States, nuclear power continues to be one of the largest sources of reliable carbon-free electricity available”

https://www.energy.gov/ne/articles/nuclear-101-how-does-nuclear-reactor-work

Heck, even Bill Gates is a firm believer in nuclear power, as seen in his recent Netflix documentary he did run into problems with the Trump administration however I assume he will be back on track once he is gone.

https://www.axios.com/bill-gates-faces-daunting-nuclear-energy-future-6bafb442-d2a1-48c9-acd7-5492d62789a4.html

Further sources:
https://www.world-nuclear.org/information-library/country-profiles/countries-t-z/united-kingdom.aspx

JMMCapital

“The bear market is in... fundamentals! The share of listed companies in the U.S. that have lost money over the past year has risen to 40%, the highest since the dotcom bubble of the late 1990s.”
- David Rosenberg

BailMeOut

I am retricted buying USA stocks and getting on a bit and looking for boring safe blue chip type Euro stocks with dividends.

I have stated to buy Siemens and Unilever and probably going to move some money into Total, SAP and Allianz.

Any thoughts on euro safe harbour stocks here?

[Deleted User]

littlevillage wrote: »

Too late to get in now at current price. The good news is already priced in.

When Boeing finally get ths act together..... expect -10% for Airbus.

agreed on this. I was going to buy in 2018 when I saw the A321LR and rumoured XLR were on the cusp of getting very good traction in the market but spent a lot of my money elsewhere, some wisely, some in hindsight very poorly.
Don't expect Boeing to appreciate greatly either as investors seem to be sticking with it in spite of everything.

all about the mane

Only just discovered this thread. In jd, baba and best inc for the last 6 months. Doing very well. Think there’s a long way to go yet.

hottipper

BailMeOut wrote: »

I am retricted buying USA stocks and getting on a bit and looking for boring safe blue chip type Euro stocks with dividends.

I have stated to buy Siemens and Unilever and probably going to move some money into Total, SAP and Allianz.

Any thoughts on euro safe harbour stocks here?

so if i was you id be looking for euro stocks that make most of there money domestically and wont be affected much by any up coming trade wars with the US or UK. i don't really have any suggestions but thats what id be thinking.

bizidea

Looking at asrt anyone have any thoughts wouldn't be thinking long term with it

hottipper

bizidea wrote: »

Looking at asrt anyone have any thoughts wouldn't be thinking long term with it

Here ya go

Company
Assertio Therapeutics, Inc.

what it working on:

GRALISE | N/A
Postherpetic neuralgia - shingles
Approved January 28, 2011.

SEFELSA | N/A
Hot flashes
CRL issued May 31, 2013.

Cosyntropin depot | N/A
Adrenocortical insufficiency screening
CRL announced October 21, 2019.

Symbol
ASRT

Shares Outstanding
80,681,000

Float
79,550,256

Insider Ownership
0.60%

Institutional Ownership
92.40%

Market Cap
89,555,910

52 Week High
5.76

52 Week High Date
04/05/2019

52 Week Low
0.6829

52 Week Low Date
12/09/2019

52 Week Change
-74.24%

Average 10 Day Volume
3,009,640

Average 30 Day Volume
3,369,581

50 Day Moving Average
0.94

200 Day Moving Average
2.34

5 Day Change
2.78%

30 Day Change
41.42%

1 Month Change
56.34%

3 Month Change
-16.54%

6 Month Change
-65.74%

Year To Date Change
-6.72%

1 Year Change
-74.77%

2 Year Change
-86.00%

5 Year Change
-93.56%

Max Change
-50.00%

Finances
========

Total Cash
110,949,000

Current Debt
120,000,000

Revenue
311,770,000

Gross Profit
191,520,000

Total Revenue
311,770,000

EBITDA
170,171,000

Revenue Per Share
3.86

Revenue Per Employee
2,687,672

Debt To Equity
2.57

Profit Margin
11.83%

Enterprise Value
544,713,910

Enterprise Value
To Revenue
1.75

Next Earnings Date
03/03/2020

Ratios
======

Trailing 12 Month
Earnings Per Share
-0.765

PE Ratio
-1.45

Put Call Ratio
0.4235

Beta
2.0315928258694442

Price To Sales
0.29

Price To Book
0.40

Forward PE Ratio
1.31

PEG Ratio
0.03

52 Week High
Of PE Ratio
5.64

52 Week Low
Of PE Ratio
0.66

Report Date
09/30/2019

Period
Quarter

Assets
======

Receivables
43,952,000

Inventory
3,314,000

Other Current Assets
22,680,000

Current Assets
124,402,000

Property Plant Equipment
7,244,000

Long Term Investments
6,872,000

Intangible Assets
615,768,000

Other Assets
1,380,000

Total Assets
756,866,000

Liabilities
===========

Accounts Payable
22,700,000

Current Long Term Debt
80,000,000

Other Current Liabilities
91,796,000

Minority Interest
0

Total Liabilities
508,432,000

Equity
======

Common Stock
63,939,000

Retained Earnings
-207,175,000

Capital Surplus
455,601,000

Shareholder Equity
248,434,000

Net Tangible Assets
-850,154,000

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| Levels | Price |
+

+
| 2nd Resistance Point | 1.18 |
| 1st Resistance Point | 1.14 |
| Last Price | 1.11 |
| 1st Support Level | 1.07 |
| 2nd Support Level | 1.04 |
|

|
| 52-Week High | 5.76 |
| Fibonacci 61.8% | 3.82 |
| Fibonacci 50% | 3.22 |
| Fibonacci 38.2% | 2.62 |
| Last Price | 1.11 |
| 52-Week Low | 0.68 |
+

+
======

Looks like a yolo trade

. i've seen some of these setups pop but not a trade id take currently.

bizidea

Think it might take a jump in the next week or two ha maybe its only a yolo trade but is every trade not a yolo trade

hottipper

monitor it at open for a few hours it does have some potential if it can get some momentum going

JMMCapital

bizidea wrote: »

Think it might take a jump in the next week or two ha maybe its only a yolo trade but is every trade not a yolo trade

Absolutely not if you do your homework and due diligence. The stock you mentioned has been on a downward trend for years, the company has zero growth and no potential you would be better off gambling your money on the ponies... I think with that kind of attitude you would be better off on r/wallstreetbets

Bob Harris

bizidea wrote: »

Think it might take a jump in the next week or two ha maybe its only a yolo trade but is every trade not a yolo trade

What's the potential catalyst that might give it a jump?

all about the mane

all about the mane wrote: »

Only just discovered this thread. In jd, baba and best inc for the last 6 months. Doing very well. Think there’s a long way to go yet.

Jd up another 2% again today and baba up 1%.

bizidea

Dont know if this is pure pox beginners luck only starting to invest bought adap at 1.51 and sold at 3.69 and bought cron at 6.74 and sold at 7.60 also bought asrt this morning but messed that up a bit by not setting up a limit buy on it surely the stockmarkets cant be this easy to make money on made more today than a lot of people would in a month. Looking at putting some of it back in to aacg and acor any thoughts on these shares

JMMCapital

bizidea wrote: »

Dont know if this is pure pox beginners luck only starting to invest bought adap at 1.51 and sold at 3.69 and bought cron at 6.74 and sold at 7.60 also bought asrt this morning but messed that up a bit by not setting up a limit buy on it surely the stockmarkets cant be this easy to make money on made more today than a lot of people would in a month. Looking at putting some of it back in to aacg and acor any thoughts on these shares

You will soon loose all that you’re purely gambling with penny stocks not investing.. this is why 90% of traders loose money. Have you even done your homework on these stocks?

bizidea

Pennies make pounds

MurDawg

Here we go again!

MongoDB - Its riding pretty high right now, however, i have very high hopes for it to go much further. Most used NoSQL database and most popular database to use voted for by developers - its revenue keeps growing at a very impressive rate. Plans for 2020 seem huge. With Amazon being a major 2020 competitor for NoSQL I wouldn't be surprised to see Google sniffing around.

Aidan Harney

Batrachotox wrote: »

Hexocorp - Canadian cannabis company

Well this is going very well the past 2 days!!

MurDawg

Square Enix - Delayed their two biggest releases today - dropping sharply. Will pick some up this week - is a solid bet to recover

Treppen

Batrachotox wrote: »

Brookfield Renewable Partners - been gaining steadily with this one over the last year, growth slowing slightly but company appears well managed and is in a sector I’m expecting to grow into the future. Likely a safe enough bet.

Hexocorp - Canadian cannabis company, after posting substantial losses price is on the floor currently similar to many of the stocks in a sector which did not meet expectations in 2019. A large degree of this is due to growing pains in the sector itself, issues surrounding retailing etc which are now being ironed out. More of a punt than anything but the sector has huge potential.

Looks like they're all on the climb again. There was a bit of a frenzy going on for years until the words "profit" and " earnings" became a thing.
Now that companies are starting to post results the uncertainty and purple haze is lifting.

I thought ACB were toast after last earnings report and dumped at 2.05 CA market price Monday as soon as markets opened. Regretting it now as they're riding with the tide.

Thought me a lesson though.... Just go long and forget about it till your ready to retire.

all about the mane

Aidan Harney wrote: »

Well this is going very well the past 2 days!!

A proxy for tilray?

Treppen

all about the mane wrote: »

A proxy for tilray?

How do u mean?

all about the mane

Treppen wrote: »

How do u mean?

I'm guessing the recent rise is mirroring the big jump in tilray. But this one is way cheaper so might be a good waqy to piggy back that movement if you have confidence in this sector.

littlevillage

Took a nibble of Tullow Oil on LSE this morning ? after its most recent spectacular fall (down 15% yesterday). A lot of Web chatter about it and volume is through the roof ... SP up about 7% today already :-)

This is real seat-of-your-pants gambling stuff .... so DYOR

q85dw7osi4lebg

How to make money:

Step 1: Buy SPY / S&P 500 any day , any week, good news or bad news.

Step 2: Profit

JMMCapital

bizidea wrote: »

Pennies make pounds

I have seen more stocks go to zero than double.