Roblox stock is down, despite gaining millions of users in recent months. I figured I would grab a few (buy the fear). But I’m curious what you all think. What areas can they expand into? Could they become more than just the game? Do they need to do that?
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Disclosure: I have a 2000$ish stake in this company that I entered a few months ago.
Vermillion Energy deceptively appears to be a boring AF Canadian oil company, rightfully valued at a highly conservative P/E of 2.4 because of the thin margins of Canadian shale that will throw a company dependent on it way into the red once oil prices start to dip. Meanwhile, the stock chart looks entirely soul-crushing since 2014 and until very recently.
Quite un
If you look at the price chart, they have gone nowhere over 5 years but a little lower.
Most of their revenue are from sports game and Ultimate Team microtransactions, which isn't going to help the stock go up because they're just consistent cash cows that are already baked in to everyone's forecast and there's not much upside.
The only studio they have that has a shot of producing new hits that actually provides upside to the stock
Right now, I want to invested in 5 different funds. I can afford to put 100-150$ into each fund every month
One is purely the Nordic market
One is purely the European market
One is the American market
One is purely a fund that focuses on technology - no matter country
One is a global fund but with a primary focus on the US (60%)
Is this a good idea? this way I am invest globally and if one market starts doing bad, say fo
Im using the sell off to DC down in some positions like CRWD and AMD, thinking of adding net new as well.
Not sure about touching financials despite them looking cheap.
Any plays out there for short term swings you are eyeing?
Edit: thanks to the helpful comments for some stocks that have fallen significantly will be good to look at those!
Anheuser-Busch InBev (AB-InBev) announced today that it will sell eight craft brands to Tilray Brands, significantly cutting AB-InBev’s craft beer portfolio. Tilray, a Canadian cannabis company, will expand its growing craft holdings, which currently include SweetWater Brewing, Montauk Brewing, Green Flash, and Alpine Beer Co. The deal is expected to close in September, 2023.
The momentous deal will include Shock Top, Breckenridge Brewery, Blue Point Brew
I believe Paypal is going to buy back $10+ billion in shares or 14% of the company over the next 6-10 months at this price and they can and this is how.---It's market cap is $66.8 billion today, Back to 2017 valuations.---They are authorized to buy back 19% of the entire company at $12.8 Billion dollars which is left on the buyback authorization approved last fall that never expires.---They hold $9.9 Billion in cash, $14.54 Billion in total on hand liquidity
There weren't that many positive earnings even. Microsoft had bad guidance and Apple had declining sales. Moody downgraded a bunch of banks. BlackRock CEO also just sold 7% of his shares again.
I was looking at my stock list and I'm seeing lots of companies that are half from their all time high. Target, Best Buy, Dominos, Pappa John, Ford, GM, Intel, SouthWest, Delta, AT&T. The ones that are solid solid like P&G, J&J, etc. are going
Deirdre O'Brien, Senior Vice President of Apple, sold 15,419 shares of the company. He has sold a total of 243,393 shares.
So far, 16 insider sells and no insider buys Apple over the past year. This could be an indication of the insiders' perception of the company's future performance.
Source: https://www.cnbc.com/2023/08/09/disney-dis-earnings-report-q3-2023.html
- Subscriber losses continued over the last three months, with the company reporting 146.1 million Disney+ subscribers during the most recent quarter, a 7.4% decrease
- Disney recorded $2.65 billion in one-time charges and impairments, dragging the company to a rare quarterly loss.