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Stockchase Research Editor: Michael O'Reilly SNAP represents the social media platform of Snapchat for Gen Z and millennials. Recently reported EPS of $0.07 beat analyst expectations of $0.02 as revenues surged over 60%. Daily users increased 22% with over 5 billion daily snaps. Management revised revenue forecasts to $720-$740 million versus analyst expectations of $703 million. We would buy this with a stop loss at $30, looking to achieve $75 -- upside potential over 38%. Yield 0% (Analysts’ price target is $75.44)
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Stockchase Research Editor: Michael O'Reilly CALM is the largest producer of regular shell and specialty eggs in the US. It carries no debt and has been growing its cash flow. They maintain a strong balance sheet by reducing the dividend following a quarterly financial loss. Recently reported EPS of $0.28 beat expectations of $0.07. The company announced a $0.034 dividend (implied payout ratio of 12%). We would buy this with a stop loss at $33, looking to achieve $47 -- upside potential over 20%. Yield 0.3% (Analysts’ price target is $47.00)
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Stockchase Research Editor: Michael O'Reilly The digital online learning space has clearly benefitted from the pandemic. CHGG provides unique online tutoring for students and offers a digital textbook rental service. Recently reported earnings were up over 40% and this year are expected up another 23%. The company has been profitable since 2016 and has added nicely to cash reserves. We would buy this with a stop loss at $61, looking to achieve $114 -- upside potential over 28%. Yield 0% (Analysts’ price target is $114.00)
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(A Top Pick Aug 11/20, Up 92.6%)Stockchase Research Editor: Michael O'Reilly Our PAST TOP PICK with MU is continuing to progress well. We now recommend trailing up the stop (from $55) to $80. Along with the recommendation to cover 50% previously, this would all but guarantee a minimum return on investment of 50%.
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(A Top Pick Aug 25/20, Up 125%)Stockchase Research Editor: Michael O'Reilly Our PAST TOP PICK with FLXS has progressed well. We are recommending to trail up the stop (from $24) to $31. Along with our previous recommendation to cover 50%, this would all but guarantee an minimum return on investment of 84%.
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Too much euphoria in the market? Not sure it's euphoria. Aren't markets supposed to go up? 2019 and 2020 were spectacular years. And people are thinking the good news we expected in 2021, actually took place in 2020. Markets don't go up every single year. Even in times of good economies and fundamentals, the stock market will do whatever it likes.
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Just a sugar high with governments propping up the economy and low interest rates? Go back to January 2020, the outlook was really good. This is what governments do to protect the economy, people and business. Hopefully it's onwards and upwards from here.
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Interested in energy? No. He doesn't want oil to go negative or stay low. But we have to start preparing for a post-carbon world, and we have to get there sooner rather than later. You don't want oil to drive economies for the next 30 years. He'd rather own companies that can set prices for customers, rather than betting whether the price of oil will go up or down.
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Outlook for rails as coal is phased out. CP rail still moves a fair bit of thermal coal, which is decreasing. CNR gets more of its revenue from metallurgical coal, which is increasing. Both provide only a small portion of revenues. They also move chemicals, lumber, autos. If you're betting on worldwide economic recovery for many years, as he is, you have to own the railroads. He's a bit nervous about the acquisition of KCS, but if that goes through, could be terrific. Incredible performers over the long term, and no reason this will stop. He owns CNR, but would have no problem holding CP. Keep holding.

HOLD

CP rail still moves a fair bit of thermal coal, which is decreasing. CNR gets more of its revenue from metallurgical coal, which is increasing. Both provide only a small portion of revenues. They also move chemicals, lumber, autos. If you're betting on worldwide economic recovery for many years, as he is, you have to own the railroads. He's a bit nervous about the acquisition of KCS, but if that goes through, could be terrific. Incredible performers over the long term, and no reason this will stop. He owns CNR, but would have no problem holding CP. Keep holding.

HOLD

CP rail still moves a fair bit of thermal coal, which is decreasing. CNR gets more of its revenue from metallurgical coal, which is increasing. Both provide only a small portion of revenues. They also move chemicals, lumber, autos. If you're betting on worldwide economic recovery for many years, as he is, you have to own the railroads. He's a bit nervous about the acquisition of KCS, but if that goes through, could be terrific. Incredible performers over the long term, and no reason this will stop. He owns CNR, but would have no problem holding CP. Keep holding.

HOLD

Huge beneficiary in increase in e-commerce. Hasn't recovered as strongly as other tech names, mainly due to hit to travel. Expects travel to recover, so huge upside to both V and MA. Tremendous tailwinds as we go from cash to digital. A railroad for all other digital transactions. A must-hold.

COMMENT

Canadian or US banks, lifecos, car makers, or FANGs? Thinks of best business first, and then country second. His clients own National Bank, TD, RY, and JPM. Best banks with the best management teams. Jaime Dimon at JPM is the very best. In Canada, his favourite is always National, with smart acquisitions and growing in wealth management. All Canadian banks are under-levered. You have to be there.

BUY

Thinks of best business first, and then country second. His clients own National Bank, TD, RY, and JPM. Best banks with the best management teams. Jaime Dimon at JPM is the very best. In Canada, his favourite is always National, with smart acquisitions and growing in wealth management. All Canadian banks are under-levered. You have to be there.