The market got oversold. Market fundamentals are still quite healthy and are seeing signs of inflation coming down. Watch new inflation data next week. If this rate-hiking cycle pauses by the end of the year, that is positive; it will offer clarity to the market on what comes next.
Their valuation has declined. Their devices are used in revenue-generating procedures at hospitals, which is safe, even as the economy slows. Good outlook.
Buy tech? The software companies boasts large recurring revenues, which makes them attractive. Also, there's a big shift to the cloud which will continue even during a soft economy. So, many large-cap software stocks like MSFT are relatively expensive. However, the semis look cheaper, like Nvidia which is down more than 50% YTD and not cheap, but historically yes. They are innovative. A buy.
Buy tech? The software companies boasts large recurring revenues, which makes them attractive. Also, there's a big shift to the cloud which will continue even during a soft economy. So, many large-cap software stocks like MSFT are relatively expensive. However, the semis look cheaper, like Nvidia which is down more than 50% YTD and not cheap, but historically yes. They are innovative. A buy.
September is seasonally terrible, but we may have brought that forward into August. The battle lines over where earnings will go are drawn and we will see clarity in second half of this month during pre-announcement season. He hears from companies that things are pretty good.
Their troubles will play out, but boy it's taking a long time. Their Q2 earnings were much better than expected and 787s are being delivered again which is important for free cash flow. Shares jumped to $172 and now down to $157. He's adding to his position as shares have gone done. This is on sale. Ahead, China could re-certify the 737 Max, but before that Congress could extend the deadline the certification of the 737-10 Max. This is key. It's a good airplane and crucial to Boeing.
It's very cheap, well below tangible book value. The CEO has been in the hot seat since 2021, but she is shedding non-core assets and improving internal systems. So, market sentiment is turning around.
They have the highest growth in streaming in subscriber additions. The knock is the streamers' spending on new content, but Paramount will free cash-flow positive next year and has $4 billion of cash on the balance cheap at a really low valuation.
Doesn't feel that markets will fall 20% even lower than the mid-June trough, as an analyst warned yesterday. Doesn't see a catalyst for that. But we will bump along at current levels into mid-October. It isn't just the Fed. We're seeing improvement in the jobs participation rate. Also, we need to see a serious re-rating in 2023 valuations for such a plunge.
It reports next week. Has long believed in this, but they face tough comps and currency adjustments, so they could lower their guidance. It's still the long-term leader in digital transformation, so happy to own it. Trades at 24x PE which is 20% lower than historical PE and this is prices into the stock.
She recently added Oracle. They continue to grow their cloud business, focusing on small/medium-sized businesses which may feel pressure in their spending in coming quarters. Absorbing Cerner may hurt margins given integration costs.
It's been a hard stock to own. Holds a full position, so isn't adding. Their ad-supported Disney+ offers a unique opportunity for advertisers to target a younger audience that will make Disney more relevant to those advertisers. This will add another lever, in addition to the theme parks, movies and other businesses in their eco-system.