Short Position on Zoom
2019 was a memorable year, highlighting our deep desire for connection in a world of hyper-connectivity via the internet. Reflecting on the pandemic-era stock market, Zoom stands out as a company that experienced exponential growth. However, it is rare for a business to dominate a single sector without diversifying into different segments or niches. For instance, Microsoft excels in multiple areas, including computers, government contracts, tangible assets, partnerships, Office, and a reputable brand, which arguably justifies another decade of growth due to its brand value alone.
In contrast, Zoom, often referred to as a “pandemic darling,” has clients and appears poised for growth. However, it faces intense competition for market share from WebEx, Microsoft Teams, BlueJeans, Skype, and Cisco. The video conferencing space is highly saturated, raising the question of what makes Zoom’s stock so valuable.
Given the current market sentiment, I propose a short position on Zoom. My strategy includes a stop loss at $65.50 to manage risk and a profit target at $50.00 for the long term. This approach leverages the competitive landscape and investor sentiment to capitalize on potential declines in Zoom’s stock price.
STOP TGT - 65.50
PROFIT TGT I - 50.00
PROFIT TGT II - Sub 45.00 till bust
2019 was a memorable year, highlighting our deep desire for connection in a world of hyper-connectivity via the internet. Reflecting on the pandemic-era stock market, Zoom stands out as a company that experienced exponential growth. However, it is rare for a business to dominate a single sector without diversifying into different segments or niches. For instance, Microsoft excels in multiple areas, including computers, government contracts, tangible assets, partnerships, Office, and a reputable brand, which arguably justifies another decade of growth due to its brand value alone.
In contrast, Zoom, often referred to as a “pandemic darling,” has clients and appears poised for growth. However, it faces intense competition for market share from WebEx, Microsoft Teams, BlueJeans, Skype, and Cisco. The video conferencing space is highly saturated, raising the question of what makes Zoom’s stock so valuable.
Given the current market sentiment, I propose a short position on Zoom. My strategy includes a stop loss at $65.50 to manage risk and a profit target at $50.00 for the long term. This approach leverages the competitive landscape and investor sentiment to capitalize on potential declines in Zoom’s stock price.
STOP TGT - 65.50
PROFIT TGT I - 50.00
PROFIT TGT II - Sub 45.00 till bust
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