Has trimmed it twice, now a small position. Very volatile. Nvidia will have a quantum day next week, so watch or that. IONQ is one of the leaders in quantum computing. Still likes it.
It has been tough to own. She doesn't see a catalyst near term, but they are getting their streaming business in line and will survive streaming, as they invest in their theme parks. 1.3 million Canadian visited Orlando in 2023, so will they come back?
Last year was rough, but is holding up better this year. Long term for her, though it may doing nothing in the near future as the Nasdaq stays under pressure.
Trades at 7x PE, 5 years of double-digit growth, almost no non-performing loans as its loan book is growing nicely. There are lots of opportunities outside the U.S.
Likes it long term. China is 7% of their sales and has been declining the past 3 years. Has $1 billion in free cash flow a year. A high gross-margin business but it will be noisy for a while.
She trimmed it because it's up 20% this year because of the launch of their pain medicine. Tonight's earnings will be fine and their pipeline makes it a good stock long term.
She just bought it. Their new technology offers a cheaper, better way to test blood to see if a body will accept/reject an organ. Biopsies are covered by insurance. Has a runway.
It reports next week. It remains her largest position, despite regular trimming. NVDA will continue to increase until they eat into the backlog sometime in the future.
Is leveraged to the (rising) gold price and a potential kicker is news from Cobre Panama.