AmberGold wrote: » Jerry Romine over on Y’tube does financial analysis of various sectors, interestingly Ryanair covered here.https://youtu.be/wHNWoRHcE6U Worth a look if you’re watching for an entry..
Shedite27 wrote: » FMCI (Forum Merger II Corporation). This is a blank shell corporation that was setup to accept a reverse merger, allowing a company to go public without the IPO process. Same route that VEctoIQ/Nikola took to great success this week. The rumour was that this would be Impossible Foods, which is a rival to Beyond Meat which is flying this week, and the price went from $10-$15 on that rumour (Full disclosure, I bought at $13.50) The news is out now that it will actually be another smaller competitor called Tattoo Chef. Now it's not Impossible Foods (which would have driven this stock up 4 times), so a lot of disappointed holders will be selling this morning. Should drop the price significantly today and a lovely entry point. Tattoo Chef will be a small company, starting off with a market cap of about $300m. 2021 estimated revenue is $220m. I see this going to $30 fairly quickly.
Shedite27 wrote: » Speaking of betting, DraftKings and GAN (Irish owned gambling IT system) had big days yesterday, fulled by 1. The golf tournament at the weekend was the biggest golfing gambling event of all time 2. Casinos beginning to reopen 3. Other sports starting to reopen Can see both going higher in the next few weeks. GAN have results this week
massdebater wrote: » I jumped in on both DKNG and GAN recently, along with GMBL (Esports Entertaining Group). Lots of room for growth in North America with sports betting only legal in a few states with loads more pending. Not to mention everyone is starved of sports recently, I see those companies doing well as their customer base opens up
Nemeses2050 wrote: » Are we gonna see a sell-off today? anything interesting?
plasmin wrote: » https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.forbes.com/sites/douglasyu/2020/06/15/tattooed-chefs-owner-ittella-international-to-go-public-expands-plant-based-foods-in-frozen-aisle/amp/ Picked up some at 19
Nemeses2050 wrote: » it seems all Tech stocks are close to their highs.
liamoreilly wrote: » ...Hertz shares halted, I know a few here have been buying and selling...
Bob Harris wrote: » Bought once, sold once for very little profit. Wouldn't touch it with a ten foot pole now.
TheBetsy wrote: » Anyone looking at Trinity Biotech $TRIB? Irish company with covid tests in the pipeline. Expecting FDA approval by end of June. Thinking it could go on strong run with covid spiking in some countries
AmberGold wrote: » 1 post! Insider?
Kilboor wrote: » Interesting play with Sony! Hadn't even thought of gaming stocks outside of GME which I watch closely (waiting on a sub 3.50 entry)
Scottie99 wrote: » All that risk for so little, was it worth it?
positron wrote: » In fairness I don't know how much impact a succesful PS5 launch will have to Sony's overall share price, they are ginormous after all. But I am quietly confident on PS5 - it looks great, games look stunning, and the new digital only console should work out cheaper, with less things to go wrong, and more game revenue should go directly to Sony. This of course could mean bad news to GME type businesses - no more used games trade-in/sale model.
RedRochey wrote: » If you check the playstation thread a lot of people dont seem too convinced by the digital only version, would still prefer the disc version Plus a couple of them said how consoles are usually loss making for the first few years, the main money comes from new games and there wasnt really any big announcements on that front
Nemeses2050 wrote: » Anyone looking at Wirecard AG? down 60% apparently another company with cooked books...didn't think we would have such company's in Europe? that too top 30 company.
