Forecast White WAVE My forecast white wave is a range of days which travels from the top to bottom. As it moves to the top, candles seem to dip and as the wave moves down, candles move up.
I laid a yellow arrow pointing at the top of the white wave.
Every 2 vertical lines comes with a forecast of what’s likely to happen. The greenish ones shows it’s moving up to price value.
The orange top trend is my value line. Bottom orange moves along the candles.
Value
XDB Accumulation - with XDB/BTC pairing.Accumulating XDB and running it in XDB/BTC pairing bots.. It is my coin for the year that may turn around and is finding it's bottom, if it hasnt already done so.
Current info
- XDB is an active project with updates informed vua Twitter and Medium
- It is a payment system that offers 10-15% in rewards after its used for a purchase at this time.
- They just launched payments in ASRoma, Doppleganger and Nuvolari (50 or so) stores. according the their Twitter handle Digitalbitsorg.
- In ... I believe MEXC AMA, they teased a large 900+ location brand chain that they are working with to launch Digibits for payments and rewards.
- Uses AtraX wallet
- It was primarily traded on Kucoin and Gate.io, but in the past month or two it has been listed on MEXC, CoinDCX, BTCEX, Deepcoin, etc.
- Also according to their Twitter, "#Defi is coming. AMM and liquidity pools are part of the V18 update, which is in testnet."
- Tokenomics roughly 3b/20b circulting. Some have been burned, some donated to Ukraine (address untouched since donation as of now).
- A token release/minting schedule is unknown.
I've been accumulating for a month or two.It has an ATH of 0.84 and is currently trading at ~0.00138. I'll be accumulating 0.0002-0.006. It's All time low is 0.00113147 on Kucoin. Which is down 99.xx%. Given the project being active, payments/rewrds available in a growing list of new stores, and DEFI in testnet the project appears to be undervalued. Weekly volume since October 2022-current is roughly 50x when copared to 2021 when it had it's high of 0.84 which is good news, but the Tokenomics needs to be monitored.
You can plainly see what is happening to the US dollarHistoric value of the US dollar before it collapses to Historic lows
Every step the U.S. Government has taken will strengthen the dollar and put massive pressure
on the economy.
When will people learn that nothing holds an inflated value too long.
The flaw most human beings have is they want the value to keep going up and maintain.
Housing markets, Bonds, commodities, company stocks and even cryptocurrency.
Nothing holds value!!!
Not even gold.
Value goes up and down.
Sometimes a value never increases to the levels you purchased.
Incorporating new technology into an asset depreciates when tech and material used starts dropping in value.
Housing market will be hit hard.
Economy is taking a beating to maintain a level of profits with merchandise.
Less spending causes a wave of layoffs and restructuring to balance the companies financials.
Cheaper alternatives to inflated goods will just inflate the cost and value of cheaper alternatives.
Never ending cycle in global markets to make money
NO investment strategy
This is just an example of what could potentially happen
AAPL Downgraded by KeyBanc: Weak Sales Outlook Raises ConcernsIntroduction:
In a recent development, KeyBanc has downgraded Apple Inc. (AAPL) due to a concerning weak sales outlook. This downgrade has sent shockwaves through the market, prompting traders to reevaluate their positions and consider potential shorting opportunities. In this article, we will delve into the reasons behind the downgrade and discuss why traders should exercise caution when dealing with AAPL.
Understanding the Downgrade:
KeyBanc's downgrade of AAPL stems from their analysis of the company's sales outlook. They have identified certain factors that indicate a potential decline in sales, thereby raising concerns about the stock's future performance. As traders, it is crucial to pay attention to such expert opinions and assess the potential impact on our investment strategies.
Reasons for Weak Sales Outlook:
Several factors contribute to the weak sales outlook for AAPL. KeyBanc highlights the following key concerns:
1. Slowing iPhone Sales: The iPhone has been Apple's flagship product, accounting for a significant portion of its revenue. However, KeyBanc predicts a potential slowdown in iPhone sales due to market saturation and intense competition.
2. Trade Tensions: The ongoing trade tensions between the US and China have the potential to disrupt Apple's supply chain and negatively impact its sales. Any escalation in these tensions could further hamper AAPL's growth prospects.
The Call-to-Action: Consider Shorting AAPL with Caution
Given the weak sales outlook and KeyBanc's downgrade, traders should approach AAPL with caution. While shorting AAPL may present an opportunity for profit, it is essential to consider the following factors:
1. Conduct Thorough Research: Before initiating any short position, conduct comprehensive research to understand the potential risks and rewards associated with shorting AAPL. Analyze the company's financials, market trends, and competitor performance to make informed decisions.
2. Diversify Your Portfolio: Shorting AAPL should be part of a well-diversified investment strategy. Avoid placing all your bets on a single stock, as this can expose you to unnecessary risks. Diversification helps mitigate potential losses in case the market responds differently than anticipated.
3. Monitor Market Sentiment: Keep a close eye on market sentiment and news updates related to AAPL. Any positive developments or changes in the company's outlook can quickly impact stock prices. Be prepared to adjust your trading strategy accordingly.
Conclusion:
KeyBanc's downgrade of AAPL based on the weak sales outlook highlights potential challenges for the company in the near future. While shorting AAPL may offer profit potential, traders should exercise caution and conduct thorough research before making any investment decisions. Diversification and monitoring market sentiment are essential for managing risks effectively. Stay informed and adapt your trading strategy accordingly to navigate the uncertainties surrounding AAPL's future performance.
XRP - Failure as a CryptoCurrency ? Deep Thoughts 💭Hi Traders, Investors and Speculators of Charts📈📉
For those who have been following me here for a while, you'll know that I've always been a notorious fan of XRP.
I used to be a true "believer", #xrparmy and the whole deal. Followed all the XRP pimps (such as BlockchainBacker ) on Twitter back when Twitter was still blue... but recently, I'm starting to develop some serious doubts about the fundamentals of this altcoin. And I'm going to level with you here. These are just my thoughts, and you are still entitled to your own opinions infact we encourage it.
As a trader; I can't help but notice the unusual price action on XRP compared to other coins. Did you know that XRP is one of VERY FEW altcoins / cryptos that has been unable to reclaim it's ATH for years after? Even with the benefit of being one of the first titans in crypto. Other coins have long surpassed their ATH's. But XRP made one high, and never again. This speaks of weakness in terms of value. And that can no longer be ignored.
The unfortunate truth about XRP is that the trading volume is low, and buyers are not keen to buy XRP due to it's ever increasing unpopularity. This directly creates weak support zones and strong resistance zones, as there is little confidence in the coin and bag holders are all waiting for the first best opportunity to sell. Short term traders would rather take losses than hold indefinitely.
XRP has become more and more unpopular over the course of time because of it's "Pump and Dump" price action. The SEC case and the whole controversy about the Taco stand (founders holding millions and dumping on the market) also didn't help.
Don't misunderstand. I will still trade XRP. The big difference in my approach, is the matter of accumulating. I've been accumulating XRP since about forever. And I have decided I will no longer accumulate. Instead, as soon as the price reaches higher than what I bought for, I will be looking to sell my bags. Considering this argument and the fact that I'm probably not alone in this approach, you can see from a trading perspective how dire this outlook is for support and resistance zones.
This is a real pity and hits close to my heart. It's hard to let go of an ideology you've held and defended for years. I really believed in the promise of a coin for institutions, cross border settlements etc. But unfortunately, as a trader, it makes no sense to hold a coin for years, no matter what great promises were made by the creators of Ripple. The truth is, if I bought as much DOGE as I did XRP, my portfolio would have been up x100 compared to now. This is sad, considering that DOGE and many others, like PEPE, are meme coins and hold no real fundamental value. The fact that meme coins do better than a coin " created for banking and large institutions " is a shock. And here's where you have to ask yourself... was it really?
💭So, what's the trading plan from here for XRPUSDT ?
If you must trade it... Buy low, sell high. I'll keep making updates on SHORT and NEAR TERM targets. But LONG term targets are too hard to speculate. Focus on technical indicators and trendlines alone to get price targets. No more fundamental-analysis "value" targets.
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MarketAxess - The New GoogleThis is an impeccable company.
Flawless financials. High profit margins. High return on equity. Steady growth. Low debt. Lots of data to back it up.
Exceptional company.
And its price ratios have not been at these levels since 2015. In other words its valuation has not been so low for years.
The opportunity is still on.
Have A Great Day.
Upside Reversal is near, WM below Intrinsic ValueWM is trading since mid 2022 in a bullish channel with clear reversals on the outer edges.
The bottom is near and it's likely that the end of year rally could take WM back to old highs.
Buy zone around $150-$135 TP around $170.
If we break the $135 even more losses are possible back to $110 area
Looking at the fundamentals, the intrinsic value for WM is around $170.
So I think it is a good opportunity
Look at the assetsNote the assets value is depreciated. The market value of buildings and equipment may quite differ… What would be the cash equivalent of these assets? What would be the cash per share then?
CYBIN Cybin is a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company on a mission to create safe and effective psychedelic-based therapeutics to address the large unmet need for new and innovative treatment options for people who suffer from mental health conditions.
Cybin’s goal of revolutionizing mental healthcare is supported by a network of world-class partners and internationally recognized scientists aimed at progressing proprietary drug discovery platforms, innovative drug delivery systems, and novel formulation approaches and treatment regimens.
Billionaire Steve Cohen Buys 19M Shares Of Cybin Stock For Psychedelics R&D, Blake Mycoskie $100M Pledge.
The considerably large acquisition puts Cybin in the limelight with credibility status in ongoing and future work - see Cybin’s recent acquisition announcement of DMT therapeutics developer Small Pharma DMTTF.
Blake Mycoskie On His $100M Pledge To Psychedelics Research
Following a sound pledge of $100 million for psychedelics research, billionaire Blake Mycoskie has updated on how his funding agenda -representing around 25% of his wealth- will unfold.
Mycoskie says he is planning to “give $5 million a year for the rest of the time, until the $100 million runs out,” a yearly sum that “feels right, because the industry still feels nascent.”
That could change in the presence of “a huge opportunity” or in the need of “a huge campaign push.” Although he understands other donors are waiting for further regulatory and scientific success, his personal standpoint is that those aren’t needed in view of solid works authored by Johns Hopkins and New York University, among others.
USDJPY UP INTO THE CLOUDSTOP DOWN ANALYSIS ON USDJPY: USD/JPY is approaching the psychological barrier at 150, not too far from the 2022 high of 152.00. There is no sign of reversal of the uptrend, while momentum on the weekly charts isn’t showing any signs of fatigue. This suggests the pair could give a shot at 152.00. For the immediate upward pressure to begin easing, USD/JPY would need to fall below the early-September high of 147.75. Above 152.00, the next level to watch would be the 1990 high of 160.35. "Luke 18:31" My entry on the bounce from 15M trendline up intp the 150 clouds
Warren Buffett's Margin of SafetyIn the world of investing, few names carry as much weight as Warren Buffett. Often hailed as the Oracle of Omaha, Buffett's wisdom has guided countless investors to financial success. At the core of his investment philosophy lies a concept he considers paramount: the Margin of Safety.
Buffett once famously said that the three most important words in investing are "Margin of Safety." To delve deeper into this principle, he pointed to Chapter 20 of "The Intelligent Investor," a seminal work by Benjamin Graham, which he deemed the best chapter ever written on the subject.
Chapter 20: The Concept of a Margin of Safety
At its essence, the Margin of Safety revolves around the idea that every stock has a fair (intrinsic) value based on the underlying company. However, this fair value often deviates significantly from the stock's current market price.
No Margin of Safety: When the stock price exceeds its fair value, there is no margin of safety.
Margin of Safety: When the stock price falls below its fair value, a margin of safety exists.
Benefits of the Margin of Safety
Investing in any asset for less than its intrinsic value is a sound financial decision. However, in the world of investing, where determining precise fair values can be elusive, this principle holds even greater significance.
One can never pinpoint an exact fair value; they can only estimate a range. The Margin of Safety serves as a shield against potential errors in estimating fair value.
The Mathematical Advantage
A Margin of Safety provides two critical mathematical advantages:
Downside Protection: Avoiding losses is paramount in investing. It takes a 100% gain to recover from a 50% loss. Therefore, preventing losses should be a top priority.
Exponential Returns: Imagine a stock with a fair value of $10 but currently trading at $8, offering a 25% upside. Now, if that same stock were available for $5, the upside potential would skyrocket to 100%. A Margin of Safety can turn a good investment into an exceptional one.
Why Do Margins of Safety Exist?
The concept of Mr. Market, introduced by Benjamin Graham, plays a pivotal role in understanding the existence of Margins of Safety. Mr. Market is depicted as an impulsive individual, prone to bouts of depression (selling stocks at a discount) and exuberance (selling at a premium).
Stock markets exhibit such fluctuations due to the psychological biases and errors of market participants. Understanding this human element is crucial in grasping the significance of Margins of Safety.
In the words of Warren Buffett himself, "If you understand chapters 8 and 20 of 'The Intelligent Investor' and chapter 12 of 'The General Theory,' you don't need to read anything else." These chapters provide a foundation for investors to navigate the complexities of the market with the wisdom of a Margin of Safety.
In conclusion, the Margin of Safety isn't just a concept; it's a guiding principle that can safeguard your investments and unlock their full potential. Buffett's reverence for this idea underscores its importance in achieving success in the world of finance.
Kelly Criterion and other common position-sizing methodsWhat is position sizing & why is it important?
Position size refers to the amount of risk - money, contracts, equity, etc. - that a trader uses when entering a position on the financial market.
We assume, for ease, that traders expect a 100% profit or loss as a result of the profit lost.
Common ways to size positions are:
Using a set amount of capital per trade . A trader enters with $100 for example, every time. This means that no matter what the position is, the maximum risk of it will be that set capital.
It is the most straight-forward way to size positions, and it aims at producing linear growth in their portfolio.
Using a set amount of contracts per trade . A trader enters with 1 contract of the given asset per trade. When trading Bitcoin, for example, this would mean 1 contract is equal to 1 Bitcoin.
This approach can be tricky to backtest and analyse, since the contract’s dollar value changes over time. A trade that has been placed at a given time when the dollar price is high may show as a bigger win or loss, and a trade at a time when the dollar price of the contract is less, can be shown as a smaller win or loss.
Percentage of total equity - this method is used by traders who decide to enter with a given percentage of their total equity on each position.
It is commonly used in an attempt to achieve ‘exponential growth’ of the portfolio size.
However, the following fictional scenario will show how luck plays a major role in the outcome of such a sizing method.
Let’s assume that the trader has chosen to enter with 50% of their total capital per position.
This would mean that with an equity of $1000, a trader would enter with $500 the first time.
This could lead to two situations for the first trade:
- The position is profitable, and the total equity now is $1500
- The position is losing, and the total equity now is $500.
When we look at these two cases, we can then go deeper into the trading process, looking at the second and third positions they enter.
If the first trade is losing, and we assume that the second two are winning:
a) 500 * 0.5 = 250 entry, total capital when profitable is 750
b) 750 * 0.5 = 375 entry, total capital when profitable is $1125
On the other hand, If the first trade is winning, and we assume that the second two are winning too:
a) 1500 * 0.5 = 750 entry, total capital when profitable is $2250
b) 2250 * 0.5 = 1125 entry, total capital when profitable is $3375
Let’s recap: The trader enters with 50% of the capital and, based on the outcome of the first trade, even if the following two trades are profitable, the difference between the final equity is:
a) First trade lost: $1125
b) First trade won: $3375
This extreme difference of $2250 comes from the single first trade, and whether it’s profitable or not. This goes to show that luck is extremely important when trading with percentage of equity, since that first trade can go any way.
Traders often do not take into account the luck factor that they need to have to reach exponential growth . This leads to very unrealistic expectations of performance of their trading strategy.
What is the Kelly Criterion?
The percentage of equity strategy, as we saw, is dependent on luck and is very tricky. The Kelly Criterion builds on top of that method, however it takes into account factors of the trader’s strategy and historical performance to create a new way of sizing positions.
This mathematical formula is employed by investors seeking to enhance their capital growth objectives. It presupposes that investors are willing to reinvest their profits and expose them to potential risks in subsequent trades. The primary aim of this formula is to ascertain the optimal allocation of capital for each individual trade.
The Kelly criterion encompasses two pivotal components:
Winning Probability Factor (W) : This factor represents the likelihood of a trade yielding a positive return. In the context of TradingView strategies, this refers to the Percent Profitable.
Win/Loss Ratio (R) : This ratio is calculated by the maximum winning potential divided by the maximum loss potential. It could be taken as the Take Profit / Stop-Loss ratio. It can also be taken as the Largest Winning Trade / Largest Losing Trade ratio from the backtesting tab.
The outcome of this formula furnishes investors with guidance on the proportion of their total capital to allocate to each investment endeavour.
Commonly referred to as the Kelly strategy, Kelly formula, or Kelly bet, the formula can be expressed as follows:
Kelly % = W - (1 - W) / R
Where:
Kelly % = Percent of equity that the trader should put in a single trade
W = Winning Probability Factor
R = Win/Loss Ratio
This Kelly % is the suggested percentage of equity a trader should put into their position, based on this sizing formula. With the change of Winning Probability and Win/Loss ratio, traders are able to re-apply the formula to adjust their position size.
Let’s see an example of this formula.
Let’s assume our Win/Loss Ration (R) is the Ratio Avg Win / Avg Loss from the TradingView backtesting statistics. Let’s say the Win/Loss ratio is 0.965.
Also, let’s assume that the Winning Probability Factor is the Percent Profitable statistics from TradingView’s backtesting window. Let’s assume that it is 70%.
With this data, our Kelly % would be:
Kelly % = 0.7 - (1 - 0.7) / 0.965 = 0.38912 = 38.9%
Therefore, based on this fictional example, the trader should allocate around 38.9% of their equity and not more, in order to have an optimal position size according to the Kelly Criterion.
The Kelly formula, in essence, aims to answer the question of “What percent of my equity should I use in a trade, so that it will be optimal”. While any method it is not perfect, it is widely used in the industry as a way to more accurately size positions that use percent of equity for entries.
Caution disclaimer
Although adherents of the Kelly Criterion may choose to apply the formula in its conventional manner, it is essential to acknowledge the potential downsides associated with allocating an excessively substantial portion of one's portfolio into a solitary asset. In the pursuit of diversification, investors would be prudent to exercise caution when considering investments that surpass 20% of their overall equity, even if the Kelly Criterion advocates a more substantial allocation.
Source about information on Kelly Criterion
www.investopedia.com
Invitation Homes - The Strangest Stock I Know OfInvitation Homes NYSE:INVH presents a fascinating and somewhat enigmatic story within financial markets - especially as a stock that can be traded. I personally, am quite bearish and think its crash would benefit countless home buyers across the country. Let me explain...
Founded by Blackstone, this company has evolved into the largest single-owner entity of homes in the United States. Today, they own over 80,000 single-family and multi-family homes. How did they do this? Invitation Homes took advantage of low-interest rates to amass its portfolio, buying home after home, and using the cash flows from renting those homes, to secure loans to buy even more homes.
As far as I can tell, they own 80,000+ homes that are all dependent on the cash flow from renting those homes out being greater than the costs to service them whether it's repairs, taxes or something else.
In a way, this kind of card game, cards stacking on top of cards, reminds me of the financial crisis. Remove one card and...
For a little more historical context: Invitation Homes has managed to become the fastest-growing entity of single family home purchases that has ever existed. Even more interesting, one can't help but wonder if their acquisitions have, in some way, artificially inflated housing prices in certain areas. Did home prices really rise as much as they did an organic fashion? Or did one single buyer prop up entire markets? And now, their purchases have nearly halted, meaning the buying power in those regions is shrinking dramatically. It's possible that they were cornering the market on themselves!
In essence, Invitation Homes serves as a captivating case study in the intricate dance between the real estate market, financial markets, and now trading/investing. I wonder what kind of implications a home purchaser like this could face if the market were to realize some cracks in its model. What if it was forced write down its book as home prices correct? What if rents drop? What if counties raise their taxes? What if the wear and tear of certain homes exceed their monthly rental costs?
It's on my watchlist as a SHORT, because the company that could be worth $0.00 if the market turns on them faster than is being realized.
No position right now, but watching.
KERING Monthly chart outlook negative forming massive H&SOn the monthly chart, Kering's outlook isn't looking great at all. Trading below ichimoku cloud and RSI below 50. There is a major bearish divergence spotted on RSI that isn't improving the outlook. Once EUR 400 - EUR 380 support is lost, expect some heavy selling towards EUR 240 - EUR 230 area. Could take weeks/months to unfold. This goes well with my fundamental view for the stock. Not FA.
🔥 ARM IPO: Worth the hype? Should I chase? What even is it?ARM DD:
Before you read this, understand that trying to buy IPOs when they begin trading isn't guaranteed and if you market buy, you will get roasted. It's not good to chase IPOs. No matter if this is the next NASDAQ:AAPL NASDAQ:TSLA and NASDAQ:AMZN combined, do not chase and only make wise and calculated decisions while trading.
I've been waiting for this IPO for a while. It's finally here. It might be the most over anticipated IPO in a while. Trade carefully. Do not chase blindly. Have a plan. Trade the plan. If it doesn't come, move on.
If you learn something or want to trade with me, give me a follow & join my community. Thanks.
IPO valued @ $55B.
Around $51 per share.
They are only releasing 9% of the total shares to the public. So it has a tiny float.
SoftBank is the owner, they bought ARM 7 years ago.
The floor for me is 40B USD valuation. Meaning, around $38.50 is support. Where did I get that number? NVDA was closing on buying ARM for 40B USD in 2020.
NASDAQ:NVDA , NASDAQ:INTC , NASDAQ:AMD , NASDAQ:AAPL , NASDAQ:GOOG , TSM, Samsung, are all interested in investing in ARM.
What does ARM do?
ARM is not a chip manufacturer.
ARM designs chips & system processors & holds patents to chips and they license their technology to other big tech like AAPL, NVDA. Hence, NVDA wanted to buy them for 40B USD.
THE POSITIVES:
SoftBank bought out someone's 25% stake in ARM recently. For 16B USD. That puts it at a FWB:64B valuation in their eyes. That means the owner of ARM expects ARM to surpass 64B USD.
NVDA CEO loves ARM, but NVDA failed to acquire it.
NVDA CEO has been selling NVDA. Around 150k shares this year. Last sale 14M USD on 9/11/23. IMO he's freeing up to buy ARM @ IPO. Remember SoftBank is a 90% owner. Everyone who wants it gets it at IPO. Yes, even NVDA CEO.
The float is tiny, and asset managers .
NYSE:TSM expressed interest of 100M USD investment
This might be the most hyped IPO in a while.
THE NEGATIVES:
SoftBank is a known dumper.
SoftBank bought ARM in 2016 for $32B. They tried flipping it in 2020 for 40B USD to NVDA. So they were happy with a 8B flip USD in 4 years. Sus. Shows signs that if ARM does well, they'll unload.
Because SoftBank are known dumpers, once they dump one time, investors will get shook.
Their net income is low. Under 550M.
Their revenue is around $2.7B.
Their net income dropped YoY.
Again, I will evaluate if I'm buying this and post my entries/ exits in my community. Welcome to join.
Stay tuned.
Audius / AUDIO & TIKTOK 🎵The price of Audius is $0.36 today with a 24hour trading volume of 100 million dollars. This represents a 20% price increase in the last 24 hours and a 80% price increase in the past 30 days
Audius is a decentralized music streaming protocol. Artists can upload their music to the network which will be streamed by nodes to listeners through a mobile app. AUDIO is the native token for the platform and is used for staking, governance, and incentivized earnings for artists, fans, and node operators. The Audius project recently announced a partnership with Tik Tok in which musics on the platform will be available to users on one of the largest social network in the world.With the integration, users new to Audius can simply create accounts by linking their TikTok profile. From there, listeners can automatically import their handle, information and carry over their TikTok verification status to Audius.
next targets are 0.39, 0.45 and 0.49$
Searching The Ocean Floor For Beaten Down StocksInvesting in beaten-down stocks can be a tempting prospect, as these stocks often come with the allure of potentially high returns at a discounted price. However, it's essential to be aware of the risks associated with such investments. Beaten-down stocks typically belong to companies facing significant challenges, whether it's poor financial performance, management issues, or adverse market conditions. With that being said, I don't ever think it's a good idea...
Unless...
You think you've found something that the market has totally miscalculated in its valuation. I am not a believer in efficient markets, and thus, I must occasionally believe that bargains are possible.
The companies on this chart are all beaten down stocks. I'm not saying that they are buys or sells. Just that they are on my watchlist. It seems that one or two of these may be totally misvalued.
I need to do some research.
I don't know enough about these companies, but they are now on my watchlist.
Here's a brief overview of the symbols listed:
Desktop Metal NYSE:DM - This 3D printing company experienced a rollercoaster ride in its stock price due to the volatility of the tech sector. While the potential for revolutionary technology is there, investing in a beaten-down stock like Desktop Metal carries the risk of prolonged losses if the company's products fail to gain widespread adoption or if competition intensifies.
Expensify NASDAQ:EXFY - Expensify is in the business of expense management software, a niche that is subject to market fluctuations and competition from larger players. Buying beaten-down Expensify stock may lead to losses if the company struggles to differentiate itself or if its customer base doesn't expand as expected.
Canopy Growth NASDAQ:CGC - As a prominent player in the cannabis industry, Canopy Growth faced regulatory challenges and market volatility. Investing in this beaten-down stock entails the risk of ongoing legal and regulatory hurdles, which can significantly affect the company's performance. The cannabis industry also faces competition and supply chain issues that could impact profitability.
Vimeo NASDAQ:VMEO - Vimeo, a video-sharing platform, competes in a crowded market alongside giants like YouTube. Buying beaten-down Vimeo stock carries the risk of underperformance if it fails to capture a significant share of the market or if user engagement doesn't meet expectations.
Allbirds NASDAQ:BIRD - They make shoes... they had a euphoric moment, but it's been nothing but down ever since. Closed stores and more. I still see people wearing them and their material is unique. I don't own a pair, but I need to check the shoes out a little more.
That's all. Update coming in a few months.
How Could Apple's Market Cap Impact Bitcoin and Crypto Markets?THE APPLE FACTOR
Introduction:
The crypto world is always abuzz with potential catalysts for market movements, and this time, it's not just crypto-related news making waves. Renowned crypto analyst Nicholas Merten, better known as DataDash, recently shared his insights on how a declining Apple market cap could have significant implications for Bitcoin and the broader cryptocurrency markets. In this TradingView article, we'll delve into Merten's analysis and explore the potential consequences for the crypto space.
The Apple Decline: A Cause for Concern?
Apple Inc., one of the world's largest tech giants, reached a milestone in July 2023 when its market capitalization hit an astounding $3 trillion. However, since then, Apple's market cap has experienced a decline, currently resting at $2.79 trillion at the time of writing. Merten argues that this downward trend in Apple's valuation could trigger a chain reaction in financial markets, including cryptocurrencies.
The Domino Effect on Crypto: A 60%+ Drop?
Nicholas Merten suggests that if Apple continues on this path and contracts from a $3 trillion company to a $1.5 trillion company, it could have profound consequences for Bitcoin. He argues that this impact could surpass even major crypto events like halving or the approval of a Bitcoin ETF.
In his own words, Merten states, "If that scenario plays out, you can easily see Bitcoin coming down here to new lows at around $10,000 to $12,000." While he emphasizes that it's not a guarantee, it's a scenario that traders and investors should take seriously.
Why Does Apple Matter?
The significance of Apple's decline goes beyond its sheer size. Apple's market cap decline has a cascading effect on other equities, including tech giants like Microsoft and the famous FANG stocks (Facebook, Amazon, Netflix, and Google). Additionally, it could impact the broader stock market and, crucially, the cryptocurrency space, from Bitcoin to various altcoins.
As Merten puts it, "Those small percentage declines, while they seem small, are magnified when you consider Apple’s valuation and the weighted impact it’s going to have on other equities."
Conclusion: Navigating Potential Storms
The crypto market is no stranger to volatility, and external factors often play a significant role in shaping its trajectory. Nicholas Merten's warning about the potential repercussions of Apple's market cap decline is a stark reminder that the crypto world is interconnected with the broader financial ecosystem.
While it's essential to stay informed and heed expert advice, it's equally crucial for traders and investors to maintain a diversified portfolio and be prepared for various scenarios. The relationship between Apple's fortunes and Bitcoin's fate is a fascinating topic to watch, and its evolution may offer valuable insights into the future of both traditional and crypto markets. As always, the key to success in trading and investing is a combination of vigilance, knowledge, and adaptability.