Kilboor wrote: » Netflix down 11.5% after hours. Missed earnings bigly
retalivity wrote: » I had a limit order on Degiro for a stock on the LSE, it was for 300 stocks at 130p. I just noticed that it filled 4 of them, with 296 outstanding, costing me €4 in fees to get ~€5 in shares - i thought the limit orders had to be completed in full and would not be done partially? Don't remember this happening before...
jams100 wrote: » I feel that netflix and spotify to a lesser extent were and are overvalued. Unless they branch into a new segment how can they be a significant growth company. Sure have spotify ever even made a profit? I would personally rather invest in the likes of Shell where your looking at some growth in the next year or two along with a decent dividend even at their reduced rate.
Shedite27 wrote: » Spotify have changed model in the past 6 months, they're going after Podcasts now rather than music so I can see why their value jumped. Netflix I agree, they got a huge user bump during lockdown, but what happens now. If they make loads of great content, and those new subscribers watch even more Netflix, they don't make any more money on that. They only make money when a new subscriber signs up. And if you haven't signed up when you were stuck in your house for 3 months, what's going to make you sign up now? They've a great recurring revenue base, but I can't see subscriber numbers even increasing for the rest of the year, let alone increasing at a big rate.
jams100 wrote: » Where do they make their money off these podcasts? They've paid a massive amount of money to get the likes of Joe Rogan I dont see how they can make much profit off this. Maybe they'll break even on these deals. Again I just dont see significant growth with Spotify and netflix.
Kamu wrote: » Wheels coming off some EV with he likes of Nio, hope people cashed in.
Kilboor wrote: » Anybody who doesn't cash in on Chinese meme stocks when they spike is asking for trouble.
Lex Luthor wrote: » its at times like this when you feel it in the pit of your stomach that you should have cashed in & you didnt, that its now time to scoop them up on the cheap
Bob Harris wrote: » It's hard to know if NIO are cheap though, they were at 1.50 less than a year ago. I caught that falling knife once, I'm reluctant to do so again and won't be rushing into NIO again just yet.
hottipper wrote: » Nkla down 17% (After hours) let the whole sector breath for a while, telsa got earnings next wednesday. 50/50 could go anyway ah its not that just seen this Nikola Corporation files prospectus for issuance of up to 23,890,000 shares of common stock issuable upon exercise of warrants and for the offering and sale of up to 53,390,000 shares of common stock by selling securityholders
dinneenp wrote: » Thoughts on Pton (peloton crowd) please? Many analysts have them as a buy, they're the leader in their market. Cheers, Pa
robman60 wrote: » Wasn't really planning on buying anything these days but British American Tobacco is yielding 7.8% at current price. One of only a handful of FTSE companies which has increased its dividend for at least 10 consecutive years and seems like it's a value buy at the moment potentially.
Shedite27 wrote: » My Portfolio and current daily performance: Fastly -12% GAN -11% Docusign -10% Peleton -10% Livongo -10% Datadog -9% Crowdstrike -8% Draftkings -8% Square -7% Shopify -6% Pintrest -6% Trade Desk -6% Twilio -6% Sea -6% Atlassian -5% Spotify -5%
Shedite27 wrote: » Today is basically the inverse of this, replace the - with a +
Shedite27 wrote: » 9 of my 27 stocks were 8% or more higher today - that's not normal
jams100 wrote: » Crazy. Amazon up 8%, I presumed they released Q2 results but no just this insane market atm basically. Starting to think that their results can only dissapoint given how much they've risen. Thoughts?
littlemac1980 wrote: » IBM up 7% after hours on positive earnings.
in2dark wrote: » Good find but the bloody tax on dividends is driving me crazy.... To pay approx 50% back to taxman?
