YuuupHe's just the only one stupid enough to say it, but I think most share the same opinion.
YuuupHe's just the only one stupid enough to say it, but I think most share the same opinion.
Energy sector is going bonkers on a parabolic move.. if we see another massive thrust in wtic it could actually have a negative effect on stocks because of current economic conditions. You can't have gas hit 5 bucks a gallon again with the consumer sentiment where it currently stands. IMO.BofA calling for oil to hit $117 in June! I'll be hanging on to XOM.
Trillion dollar company taking a quarter value hit right now... Time to be alert and ready for anything in this market.Ouch, so glad I don't own $FB right now...
Yeah, tomorrow may be a wild ride. People are expecting a drop for AMZN too. That may hurt.Trillion dollar company taking a quarter value hit right now... Time to be alert and ready for anything in this market.
Another AMZN drop will not be helpful at all...Yeah, tomorrow may be a wild ride. People are expecting a drop for AMZN too. That may hurt.
Could be a buying opportunity too. I started the roll over on my 401k today. Just got the text that the request is complete and I'll have it in 3-7 days. I'm almost tempted to park it in the account's settlement money market fund and see if things crater soon. It would suck for everyone else but a March 2020 drop would sure be nice to buy into again.Yeah, tomorrow may be a wild ride. People are expecting a drop for AMZN too. That may hurt.
I've found quite a few value plays that are near covid level drops already but I am not ready to buy back in yet. Waiting on the sale of a home.Could be a buying opportunity too. I started the roll over on my 401k today. Just got the text that the request is complete and I'll have it in 3-7 days. I'm almost tempted to park it in the account's settlement money market fund and see if things crater soon. It would suck for everyone else but a March 2020 drop would sure be nice to buy into again.
So how do you go about your DCF analysis with stock picking and holding? Since that's a good ole Warren Buffett tried and true method, do you sit on the companies for years after buying? Just curious your approach.I just did a DCF on FB with its new 2021 numbers. It looks really appealing if it does drop to the $250 range even when I nerfed their future growth rate and estimates. I halved the estimated 5 year annual growth rate and reduced the 2022 revenue estimate and I am still getting $276. If I nerf cash flow as a percentage of revenue as well, I'm getting sub $220.
It depends. The company could be above my established fair value with a required rate of return of 10% and I will still hold if there are no other opportunities I like better or if I solve for rate of return and I am still projecting a decent rate of return at the higher price depending on the company and industry. There are a few companies I view as permaholds, they typically have a deep moat and I may trim from those if they become too outsized. I also ascribe to Peter Lynch's method of investing in what I know and use. I'll dabble in the unknown from time to time if it's a good value, but I am more likely to buy and hold companies like Google, Lowes, Amazon, and Costco. I'm hopeful to get back in Costco and I really want to get Pepsi one day if their price will ever fall.So how do you go about your DCF analysis with stock picking and holding? Since that's a good ole Warren Buffett tried and true method, do you sit on the companies for years after buying? Just curious your approach.
I hate myself for it, but I picked up 4 shares of FB at $237.19. Let's see where this goes.
I can't bring myself to do it. I hate them more than I like money. I did joke with a buddy though last night that I was going to put all of my rollover into $FB.I hate myself for it, but I picked up 4 shares of FB at $237.19. Let's see where this goes.
What's App is big internationally too.I dont trust FB but I wish you the best with it. The good news is, they own insta. FB will die. Kids are not really on FB anymore except for necessities.
I dont trust FB but I wish you the best with it. The good news is, they own insta. FB will die. Kids are not really on FB anymore except for necessities.
Oh boy has Ford been on a tear! I bought way too early but have been rewarded for my patience.
Caution with them though. I haven't dug in yet due to work but a buddy posted on our slack: “Q4 net income includes a pre-tax valuation gain of $11.8B included in non-operating income from our common stock investment in Rivian” and that it was using "$100 $RIVN Dec 31 Valuation." It's trading at about $60 now.AMZN had a big earnings beat with revenue on target. Stock is up over 18% after hours. Phew!!!
One thing I know, from what I do, is that it's not in a favorable position on the charts regardless of any one day upside move we get here. We have ALOT of intermediate to long term resistance we've built in discretionary stocks like Amazon that will take time to resolve. IMOCaution with them though. I haven't dug in yet due to work but a buddy posted on our slack: “Q4 net income includes a pre-tax valuation gain of $11.8B included in non-operating income from our common stock investment in Rivian” and that it was using "$100 $RIVN Dec 31 Valuation." It's trading at about $60 now.
He made it sound like they're playing a bit of a shell game with the Rivian assets to make the numbers look better. I don't know if that's an accurate assessment yet or not though. He's usually not too far out of the off. So I'm wondering if the WS guys will see it the same way and we'll get a pull back once they do.
Holy crap! I was considering AMZN if it got to 2720 or so, but it looks like that ship has sailed. Oh well.AMZN had a big earnings beat with revenue on target. Stock is up over 18% after hours. Phew!!!