Down 16.5% year-to-date. TTWO almost always reports a great quarter and conservative guidance. But when they did that in February, the stock plunged from $213 to $161 in one month. Since then, shares have struggled despite their booming business and a fine slate of new releases. Covid winners are unfairly pigeonholed as reopening losers. This includes fellow videogame stocks, EA and ATVI, unless they can prove that more people got hooked on their games this quarter.
Question about Carnival Cruiselines He prefers Norwegian due to a better balance sheet, raising cash and a good CEO.
Hold. He prefers Norwegian due to a better balance sheet, raising cash and a good CEO.
Exxon should buy this. They make green, chemical-based fuels and every investor should own it.
It's okay. It got an upgrade today and shares will probably go higher. He prefers Chevron, though.
The world leader in car voice and A.I. that connects to third-party apps, like Starbucks, in 325 million cars worldwide, including 50% of every car sold in 2020. Shares have had a huge run, from $15 to $111 after Nuance spun it off two years ago. Yet, shares are down $20 from this year's highs.
It has little chance to survive, unless it can keep issuing new shares to cash in on Reddit/meme-mania. Movie thetares are not a thriving industry now. Shares are way overpriced. AMC needs to reinvent themselves, but how? The CEO could ask the studios to give them a two-week window to premiere films before they go to streaming (and Disney would benefit from countering the perception that it's only a pandemic, not a reopening, stock).