Jim Cramer - Mad Money
fuboTV Inc.
FUBO-N
COMMENT
Jan 20, 2021
A bundled streaming play. He warned against this because it hit the end of its lock-up period in December. Also, a short-seller has targeted Fubo, though the stock popped 34% last Tuesday which hammered the shorts. Why? Fubo just bought a sports-betting company. What does streaming have to do with betting? He doesn't know why.
Lock-up period expiring Fubo plunged after its recent lock-up ended. Fubo is a $60/monthly subscription streaming platform. It surged in November, then late-December it rallied 135% in one week, then plunged far. 80 million shares were released at the end of lock-up on Dec. 30 and swelled volumes. The stock has stabilized after announcing decent numbers last week. However, Fubo has become a battleground stock with analysts seeing upside vs. short-sellers who think it will tank. Avoid.
(A Top Pick Nov 05/20, Up 224.52%)Stockchase Research Editor: Michael O'Reilly Our PAST TOP PICK with FUBO continues to make good headway. We now recommend trailing up the stop to $30 (previously at $14). This would all but guarantee a return exceeding 59%.
It rose on yesterday's problematic quarter; the stock rose only because the stock was so low. He has less faith in Fubo, and instead sees more growth in Roku, which he prefers.
(A Top Pick Feb 04/21, Up 98.2%)Stockchase Research Editor: Michael O'Reilly Our PAST TOP PICK with FUBO has triggered its $30 stop. We recommend covering the position now. Combined with the previous recommendation to cover 50% of the position, this will confirm a net investment return exceeding 58%
Disney is buying Fubo, which is a small, but possibly important deal to quash litigation from Fubo. After the bell, Disney announced that they 157 million global users on Disney+ streaming content with ads. Impressive numbers. He may buy more shares.