6/4/25 - $dsgx - I'd dip buy, but think +ve EPS6/4/25 :: VROCKSTAR :: NASDAQ:DSGX
I'd dip buy, but think +ve EPS
- after a long week in las vegas with the fam trying to remain as anon at the btc conf as possible i'm glad to be back in front of my terminal as my true self, posting anon on stonk :)
- i've never written on dsgx but it's been on my radar for several years. it's always just been such a solid company and stock (remember there's a difference between the two!)
- never cheap
- but good fcf conversion
- options chain doesn't give me enough juice to attempt a call spread or s/t similar
- i'd guess result is +ve all else equal, but i'm not close enough to the ground to put my $ to work
- i'm a dip buyer depending on the result
- but defn one to watch esp as the ups, fdx types start to wake up perhaps in 2H at some pt - they've been beaten down too much - and dsgx is the king of the logistics machine, the brains that sits atop the brawn. this is the one to own, eventually. but right now i'm keeping the book lean and raised a bit of cash in the latest run up
for those who care i'm currently
- 35% obtc (trades 15% disc to BTC spot)
- 17% nxt LEAP calls (so about 25% gross)
- 10% gamb mix of shares/ option expires (about 40% gross). weird and illiquid stonk rn, probably occupies 20% of my trading time working thru.
- 5% TSM LEAP calls (about 10% gross)
- short oct ITM expires on RGTI, QBTS, QUBT (about 10% gross equivalent)
- and started a small ITM short on BUG today (i love cyber as you guys know, but many of these names are now trading at somewhat indefensible levels and i think are easy profit taking if/when dip). again it's a hedge, not an outright call.
- about 25-30% cash. depending on the day.
- don't see too many layups which is why i'm still fishing, and not willing to play many EPS this season.
lmk if i missed anything or u wanna flame. i'm game. i won't take it personally, never do lol. that's part of the edge.
have a good rest of week
V
DSGX trade ideas
09/07 - DSGX Earnings Review- Large areas of supply at current price from prior trough may compress price following tonight’s earnings.
- 200 SMA enveloping price from above.
- Fundamentally priced to perfection and will need to revise up to prevent price decline
- Targeting a move to $63 post earnings
The Descartes Systems Group, Inc.The Descartes Systems Group, Inc. engages in the provision of logistics technology solutions. It provides cloud-based solutions including modular and software-as-a-service to route, schedule, track, and measure delivery resources; plan, allocate and execute shipments; rate, audit, and pay transportation invoices; access and analyze global trade data; file customs and security documents for imports and exports; research and perform trade tariff and duty calculations and other logistics processes.
DSH possible breakoutIt tried to break through resistance 6 times over the last few months. It did break though in August but it didn't on the MFI. This time and for the first time since July, we can see a breakout on the MFI, suggesting the price might break resistance too. I'll wait for a close above resistance before to buy.
$DSGX Breakout Trade The Descartes Systems Group, Inc. engages in the provision of logistics technology solutions. It provides cloud-based solutions including modular and software-as-a-service to route, schedule, track, and measure delivery resources; plan, allocate and execute shipments; rate, audit, and pay transportation invoices; access and analyze global trade data; file customs and security documents for imports and exports; research and perform trade tariff and duty calculations and other logistics processes. The company was founded on May 22, 1981 and is headquartered in Waterloo, Canada.
Breakout re-test Long idea for DSGXThis is my first stock trade idea. I will try to post at least one stock idea per week and at least one FX idea per week. I will briefly share my philosophy on stocks. We want to follow the what the general market is doing. I look to the S&P 500 as my general guide. Right now are in an uptrend, so we want all our stock trades to the long side. Next, we want to focus on the strongest sectors. Technology has been recently out-performing the index, so we want to look for a stock in that sector. Next, we want to narrow our search down to the industry. The software industry has been outperforming the Tech sector. Finally, this particular stock has been out-performing it's own industry, which makes it a candidate for trading. Now we need our charts to give us a valid entry signal. This one will go on our watch list as the price is still moving up. We want to try and get in if it retraces back to test support, so we will set an alert on our platform to let us know if price comes back. For stock trades, I recommend limiting the allocation of each position to about 6-8% conservatively, and no more than 10% if you are aggressive. Since we will hold through earnings and news, etc., we want to limit the chances of one position having a huge impact on our portfolio if we get a bad price gap. As far as the risk per trade, I recommend no more than 1 or 2%. Note that if industry strength tapers off by the time we get a signal, we should cancel this idea, so watch for both price and industry performance as industry has a huge impact on stock moves. It's up to you on whether you want to use a hard stop loss or mental one, but there are obviously pros and cons to each method.