$BABA sniper edition #1*This is not financial advice, so trade at your own risks*
*My team digs deep and finds stocks that are expected to perform well based off multiple confluences*
*Experienced traders understand the uphill battle in timing the market, so instead my team focuses mainly on risk management*
Recap: My team started a long $BABA position November 18, 2021 at $161 per share.
My team averaged down on our position today at $122 per share bringing our share average to $141.5.
Our First Entry: $161
Our 2nd Entry: $122
Take Profit 1: $180
Take Profit 2: $193
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$MIRM sniper edition #2*This is not financial advice, so trade at your own risks*
*My team digs deep and finds stocks that are expected to perform well based off multiple confluences*
*Experienced traders understand the uphill battle in timing the market, so instead my team focuses mainly on risk management*
Recap: My team entered $MIRM on October 29, 2021 at $15.70 per share. Our first take profit is at $21.
My team averaged down on our position today at $13.57 per share bringing our share average to $14.63 per share.
Our First Entry: $15.70
Our 2nd Entry: $13.57
First Take Profit: $21
2nd Take Profit: $26
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$PINS less stress and more pinterest *This is not financial advice, so trade at your own risks*
*My team digs deep and finds stocks that are expected to perform well based off multiple confluences*
*Experienced traders understand the uphill battle in timing the market, so instead my team focuses mainly on risk management*
This week my team has been investigating popular online product and idea discovery platform Pinterest $PINS. The company derives the majority of its revenue from selling digital ads. Last weeks 2nd quarter earnings reported an earnings beat of $0.36 per share on revenue of $632.9 million. The companies earnings weren't the greatest, but after downtrading for so long $PINS finally appears ready to soar once again.
After correcting from an all-time high of $89.9 $PINS currently trades at just $45.8. Incredibly cheap shares!
My team entered $PINS this afternoon at $45.5 per share and we plan to take our first profit at $53.
This company is a no-brainer hold at these levels.
OUR ENTRY: $45.8
TAKE PROFIT 1: $53
TAKE PROFIT 2: $64
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Current Watchlist Including: $NNOX, $DOCU and $SPCEI will be honest, yesterday felt like I was shopping at the clearance section in Robinhood. All jokes aside, I think these three stocks have been shortened alot, and now w/ tax season coming up, the sell off has mostly already happened. I still believe in Nanox's overarching goal and do notice they are finishing up final phases of their factory (as least according to the recent images trending online), DocuSign seems to have lots of growth potential, and Virgin Galactic is still Virgin Galactic. If you want to go off of fundamentals, breakout potential or a positive retracement does seem there. That said, please invest at your own risk. Anything you do is at your own risk. This is solely on an opinion based basis and not meant to warrant any form of financial or investment advice once-soever.
$MU sniper edition #4*This is not financial advice, so trade at your own risks*
*My team digs deep and finds stocks that are expected to perform well based off multiple confluences*
*Experienced traders understand the uphill battle in timing the market, so instead my team focuses mainly on risk management*
Recap: My team entered $MU at $72.92 per share. Our first take profit is $92.
My team averaged up on our position today at $82.5 per share bringing our share average up to $77.71.
OUR FIRST ENTRY: $72.92
OUR 2ND ENTRY: $82.50
FIRST TAKE PROFIT: $92
2ND TAKE PROFIT: $103
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Charge point We have some bearish candles around the point of control for CHPT. Anything under $20 is a steal in my opinion. Price has retraced below 61% of the previous low. I want to see if the 88% area ($18) could be seen before we see the true retracement of the previous high. This is the 4th time we've been in this area since earlier this July. Price retraced 38% once, price has reached 61% two times. CHPT retracing 61% of previous high would be a retracement of 61% of the previous high. Let's see what happens here.
The "Q"We recently bounced off of a point of control on the 3 hour timeframe for the QQQ. The previous high has been broken. A lower high seem to have been made as of Dec 3rd and rejected off of the 200 ema (purple) . The 50/20 (orange/green) ema has crossed and price could retrace 50% of previous high give this information. A 50% retracement of the previous high would put us at $393.
META ~ FBFacebook if it can't break 320 will have possibility to come down and test the 290 area where I believe would be the best spot to start adding to Meta on the dip.
This one could still go either way but FB is undervalued here on the cut, it pulled a possible fake to the downside with more upside to come -- good luck trading and don't get too eager unless you're buying shares.
US100Looking like we have seen the top and bear market is definitely in full swing.
- We have a reversal pattern, BOS test & strong rejection.
The tech index will fall to key structure based on struggling stocks too, we seen Tesla fall almost 10% at the close, we have seen APPLE close the gap and struggle etc
Brief overview of the stocks of the 2 major GPU manufacturersRecently I decided to take a delve into the sector of the stock market that truly represents my personal interests, the performance PC hardware sector. I've been performing investigation into various companies such as NASDAQ:INTC (Intel Corporation), NASDAQ:NVDA (Nvidia) & NASDAQ:AMD (Advanced Micro Devices). In many peculiar ways, these companies are very similar but also have some startling differences. What caused me to publish this idea, despite the fact that I am trying to build up some reputation, is I was doing some comparisons between Nvidia and AMD as they are the 2 major competitors in the graphics card market which is currently in some state of paralysis. During my brief investigation, I was trying to identify which option would be a viable option for 3+ year investment. Through some comparison I've come to notice some surprising facts about each company.
First of all, AMD was not a competitive company for more than 10 years after their "birth". Around 5 years ago they were on the brink of bankruptcy, due to various factors including more debt than what could have been considered manageable or sustainable. Since then, Lisa Su was appointed CEO of AMD and pulled the company straight out of that sticky situation. Since then AMD has risen in price more than 1300 percentage points. The company has attained a fairly stable financial position and moderate PE ratio in comparison to its competitors. Considering its growth, the PE ratio and earnings per share are actually impressive.
Nvidia has been established for a significantly longer period of time and have diversified within the hardware market to try maintain their monopoly as best they can despite companies such as AMD coming along and "rocking the boat". Between these 2 companies, they are sitting at very similar positions in the present bull market (At least from the perspective of an investor seeking a diversified portfolio). Due to Nvidia being listed for a considerably longer period of time, they have had time to grow and their overall market cap is sitting at just over $800B whilst AMD is sitting at a quarter of this. Both companies on the other hand have very similar EPS of $3.28 (AMD) and $3.30 (Nvidia). Based solely on statistical indication, AMD will prevail as the best investment choice as they have maintained a considerably lower PE ratio versus Nvidia (47.93 AMD; 97.17 Nvidia) and the PE hints towards their future performance as it has done in the past.
Obviously a multiplier of 47 is by no means 'attractive' but in comparison nearly 100, I would far rather put my money in AMD especially considering how good management at AMD has become, the overall stability is reassuring from a speculative stand point.
TL;DR: AMD is looking to be the far more appealing investment versus Nvidia (lower PE, similar EPS considering stocks available and company capacity)