It reports Tuesday. He expects their shareholders call to shed light on an ad-supported service. The company says there's more growth in streamn, but there's more competition in streaming, and their growth is shrinking.
It reports Wednesday. An erratic company, because the Covid-testing business is unpredictable and it will end some day. Until then, this business is terrific. Wall Street doesn't like a business that won't be around in 12 months.
2007-9 was much worse then the curent bear market. However, stocks are still up huge long term with even the Nasdaq up far higher than Treasury bills. Since March 2005, the top stocks are: 1) Netflix reports tomorrow. Up over 13,000% since 2005. 2) Apple up over 10,000 3) Regeneron, thanks to its various drugs. 4) Monster Beverage. 5) Booking Holdings after beating its online travel competitors. 6) Nvidia whose chips are essential to computer and high-performance computer. 7) Amazon after taking over retail and cloud computing. 8) Illumina. 9)Monolithic Power. 10) Tyler Technologies up over 4,000%. You could have made huge gains it you had stuck them out and didn't sell like many did today.
It reports Wednesday. Estimates are all over the map from sell to buy. Musk is still expanding like mad as he jokes about burning money. But if Tesla exceeds even the lowest estimates, shares will go much higher.
It reports Thursday. Plastics and copper are directly tied to economic growth. Listen to the quarterly call for their progress to gain clues about the economy.
It reports Thursday. Plastics and copper are directly tied to economic growth. Listen to the quarterly call for their progress to gain clues about the economy.
It reports Thursday. He's very worried about a slowdown in the homebuilding business. Listen closely to the quarterly call. Home deals are down because of soaring mortgage rates.
It reports Friday. It was just downgraded, but he expects it to do well because of strong European travel and strong consumer spending in general. Why all the negatives?