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manonboard

iQuestion wrote: »

I will be selling shares this week at some point, a bit of profit !

May i ask why sell Google and MSFT.
MSFT seem like a great stock to hold right now and basically ignored this recession as they've so little competition in many areas and world events rarely require less tech.

TSLA i'd agree on. Very well done on your profit. Very expensive in my opinion but hard to value a cult like following.

manonboard

unplayable wrote: »

that chart is a thing of beauty from a technical perspective. 2.28 was the 2015 low, hit 2.21 in October 2018 and bounced off the same resistance again on march 13. next target would be in the 2.9 range before a pullback.

Very nice find and the fundamentals seem solid.

Glad you like. They are rolling out some really interesting packages that are more like security as a service, rolling contract. Coincidentally only, very suitable for todays climate. You pick the level of response you want, and they supply the resources to do it. The level of protection is usually the highest, they don't offer low protection since its their reputation on the line. The other services behind that, are the flexible sevices, such as active response to fix issues they find, inspection and advice by their professionals, active hacking of your company to find weaknesses etc. The 'other' sort of stuff people don't think about it until its analysis ed.

I've decided to purchase today and hold long, or at least till previous highs since the market has only got better since then for the services.

iQuestion

iQuestion wrote: »

I bought the following shares at Degiro, first time buying stocks... Only for fun but we will see
- 1 NASDAQ: GOOG @$1,168.98
- 2 NASDAQ: MSFT @$161.08
- 1 NASDAQ: TSLA @$538.48
- 10 NASDAQ: AAL @$12.78

It says -$2.70 at the top EUR MMF, I am not sure what that means, anyone has easy explaination? If I understood correctly 2.50 euro per american stock per year fee, and if my investment is below 2500 euro ill get compensated mmf hmmm...

Also planning to buy 100 shares of NYSE: DAL shall they fall below 10$

I will be selling shares this week at some point, a bit of profit !

Mad_maxx

Bank of Ireland is like the anti amazon, it reaches new lows every week

unplayable

Static M.e. wrote: »

Could you link the chart please? Thank you

https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/FSC1V.HE/?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZ29vZ2xlLmNvbS8&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAABoV0RAkZG_R0wUdM-HpAdVPn_Vvp6dTbhVi4W4UrJbnZJqVR4pEy5nOe8kOIIHY1vRYl7UZdt80bs8n5trPkbFlzGmKU6K_LSSfMjAHVz9Grg6kNzLd8TgMDJiqTy1NY5GiOKnV1ghWMxb42RnnxNPw7UkV4uQ192lnQSWuQeT7

Static M.e.

Could you link the chart please? Thank you

unplayable

manonboard wrote: »

Im looking at F-Secure Oyj (HEL: FSC1V) for cyber security during all of this. I think a huge move is being made to remote working and likely to remain so.

I've used their products for years. Compared and used others. Without a doubt i found it the smoothest and best performance. On digging into their approach a little more. I found it to be well more advance than competitors (I work in sdev security). It's highly heuristic behavior and they are soon to release a pretty sweet artificial intelligence led approach to listening/managing a network on the fly.

The stock price hasn't been a beast, nor a slumper. It had stead growth until a bad deal a couple of years ago. They dramatically cut costs (fat) over the year and that's brought costs way down. They've reduced technical debt quite alot too.

I'm trying to think of what other companies would benefit from a remote working shift and cyber security and internet provision are the two biggest to me.

that chart is a thing of beauty from a technical perspective. 2.28 was the 2015 low, hit 2.21 in october 2018 and bounced off the same resistance again on march 13. next target would be in the 2.9 range before a pullback.

Very nice find and the fundamentals seem solid.

Lex Luthor

Seagate $STX

I've been doing business with them for over 15 years and they are still investing and showing no sign of a slow down

They also have a lot of very high profile owners

99nsr125

AmberGold wrote: »

Anyone have a view on Tullow Oil?

Thinking about a small buy, in the hundreds.

I'd say Tullow might go down with the low oil price
Haven't been strong for some time

ELM327

cyber security, internet, and stuff like cloud software, secure vpn, remote access, etc

manonboard

Im looking at F-Secure Oyj (HEL: FSC1V) for cyber security during all of this. I think a huge move is being made to remote working and likely to remain so.

I've used their products for years. Compared and used others. Without a doubt i found it the smoothest and best performance. On digging into their approach a little more. I found it to be well more advance than competitors (I work in sdev security). It's highly heuristic behavior and they are soon to release a pretty sweet artificial intelligence led approach to listening/managing a network on the fly.

The stock price hasn't been a beast, nor a slumper. It had stead growth until a bad deal a couple of years ago. They dramatically cut costs (fat) over the year and that's brought costs way down. They've reduced technical debt quite alot too.

I'm trying to think of what other companies would benefit from a remote working shift and cyber security and internet provision are the two biggest to me.

Bob24

IMO both physical and ETFs are fine as long as used properly:
- ETFs for short term speculation
- physical for long term holdings

JMMCapital

Lex Luthor wrote: »

I wouldnt recommend to buy "paper" gold

I didn’t say I was recommending the ETF is not ‘paper’ as they have gold in storage and are audited.

Lex Luthor

JMMCapital wrote: »

I’m not recommending you to buy gold but for now look at an ETF like ‘GLD’ which tracks gold rather than individual mining stocks..

I wouldnt recommend to buy "paper" gold

JMMCapital

IMF global gdp outlook, much more realistic than the other estimates I have seen floating about..

-6.8 (2020) +6.3 (2021) for Ireland FYI

JMMCapital

hobie21 wrote: »

True, but Barrick is a miner and major costs like fuel have plummeted. Should help the bottom line. All the metrics for this company look great ROE 15%, P/E 10 and debt/equity 0.26

Until the market starts making sense this is a better place than cash

You do realize mines across the world are shut down right now? Commodities will fall much more before they come back specially the mining companies. I would what till end of the year before even considering them, we may very well have a bull market in commodities like 2011. I warn you do not invest without doing your homework specially in the commodities market it’s all about timing.

I’m not recommending you to buy gold but for now look at an ETF like ‘GLD’ which tracks gold rather than individual mining stocks..

theboringfox

Ya so hard to know what is priced in. Definitely think there is very optimistic outlook out there on how quickly economy can reopen.

littlemac1980

So much positivity on the markets today, one might almost begin to wonder is this a concerted effort to create some much needed headroom for an impending drop... nah, probably me just being cynical right?

Lex Luthor

$AMZN at an all time high today

beast of a stock

Wheety

Blueshoe wrote: »

Are you using degiro or a different platform? Thanks

Degiro

Blueshoe

Wheety wrote: »

Sold over 500 ryanair shares at €10.20 earlier. Down to €9.74 now. Sold another 500 or so last year at €14 so lost on the second sale but up overall. Might buy back in if it drops to around €8.50 again. Would be a much lower BEP than I previously had :rolleyes:

Are you using degiro or a different platform? Thanks

littlemac1980

Interesting article on Zoom here, which seems to have recovered from its cyber security concerns last week. Makes sense plenty of tech firms are having to constantly patch vulnerabilities in their systems as threats and malware evolve, Citrix and Cisco come to mind as most recent comparable examples earlier this year - both still doing well regardless.

https://apple.news/Ap0CxStw5T6uOH3NkKCbeOA[/url{

Wheety

Sold over 500 ryanair shares at €10.20 earlier. Down to €9.74 now. Sold another 500 or so last year at €14 so lost on the second sale but up overall. Might buy back in if it drops to around €8.50 again. Would be a much lower BEP than I previously had :rolleyes:

Kilboor

GME currently skyrocketing on the back of a proxy war and Michael Burry putting a big stake into it.

I'd definitely recommend picking up post 20th April but only at a 3-4 dollar price range.

hobie21

ELM327 wrote: »

It hit 950 USD last peak, without any real reason, so there's no logic behind it - it could top 1k.
I don't think the earnings call will be bad, I think it will be great, especially compared to others

Volatile markets are where there's more money to be made, calling the peaks and troughs. Gold is not really going to make you much, similar to gvt bonds, as all the "safe" money is going there.

True, but Barrick is a miner and major costs like fuel have plummeted. Should help the bottom line. All the metrics for this company look great ROE 15%, P/E 10 and debt/equity 0.26

Until the market starts making sense this is a better place than cash

ELM327

It hit 950 USD last peak, without any real reason, so there's no logic behind it - it could top 1k.
I don't think the earnings call will be bad, I think it will be great, especially compared to others

Volatile markets are where there's more money to be made, calling the peaks and troughs. Gold is not really going to make you much, similar to gvt bonds, as all the "safe" money is going there.

hobie21

ELM327 wrote: »

You'll be waiting... it's more likely to test 1000 again than it is to hit 250 in the next few weeks. Depending on the earnings call

It's a dangerous stock to short alright. Very momentum based price and has a lot of fanboys so I'm going to wait until I think it's a slam dunk short. Maybe around 750. I think they are going to dump all the bad news on the market next week and just say, it's not our fault results are bad, it's the corona virus.

Market makes no sense at the moment to going to hide in gold for a while. GOLD (barrick gold corp)

ELM327

hobie21 wrote: »

I have "not" shorted TSLA.

hobie21 wrote: »

I'll summerise the points.

1. Recession. Fewer customers buying cars (esp Chinese market 50% drop already)

2. The truck. What an ugly machine.
3. Cash burn, new factories in early stages in Germany China.
4. P/E of 50.

Plan is short at 570 and get out at 250.

You'll be waiting... it's more likely to test 1000 again than it is to hit 250 in the next few weeks. Depending on the earnings call

ELM327

Yes, all correct, it's still overvalued, strictly speaking

[Deleted User]

ELM327 wrote: »

Well I guess that is not working out well for you

FYI this is the worst time to short TSLA, stock is rising as there is 13.5% of TSLA shares currently shorted and traders are looking to keep their position open till after earnings call at end of April

Good Q1 delivery numbers achieved and a good earnings call in prospect. This is a time to buy, not to short. Remember that trading 101 comment I made? Well this is Trading 102. Know Your Equity

Two weeks ago .......

ELM327 wrote: »

TSLA is still overvalued.
It is 250-300 usd (over 100%) over what it was in December - on a realistic PE number.
I sold at ~900 and will buy back in when it drops to around 350. Anyone who "likes" TSLA at 514 USD current price is a madman.

And I have a Tesla