Boiler Room: The Official Stock Market Discussion

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

the problem with BYND was simply that the stock was super overvalued and when growth is getting slaughtered.. well...

TTCF was getting to a point where it was undervalued but too much BS surrounding the company and probably a very long hold now.. that's why i got out.

 

[winb83]

Today not looking so good.

 

[mr. smoke weed]

4 and change shares of TGT vs 18 and changes shares of WBA?

Take TGT every time. TGT Financials are better. Somehow Walgreens barely made any profit in 2020 despite the pandemic shopping. Target is the better business for sure, as they sell damn near everything vs Walgreens being somewhat limited. Target also has a much bigger online presence and IMO more room to grow. WBA does have a better dividend for the cost of the stock.

I think both TGT and WBA are undervalued though. Target about 213 PM today, Walgreens 55 or so. I think both have good room for growth, but Targrts ceiling is way higher.

 

[winb83]

4 and change shares of TGT vs 18 and changes shares of WBA?

Take TGT every time. TGT Financials are better. Somehow Walgreens barely made any profit in 2020 despite the pandemic shopping. Target is the better business for sure, as they sell damn near everything vs Walgreens being somewhat limited. Target also has a much bigger online presence and IMO more room to grow. WBA does have a better dividend for the cost of the stock.

I think both TGT and WBA are undervalued though. Target about 213 PM today, Walgreens 55 or so. I think both have good room for growth, but Targrts ceiling is way higher.

Last year I sold TGT which I had at an $80 cost basis and bought WBA because the dividend was higher. It was a dumb move. 2020 wasn't supposed to be good for WBA though. The pandemic wouldn't have helped their sales at that time.

 

[winb83]

Diamond Hands with AMC.

If AMC is a get rich quick scheme for you maybe it works but it's not a sound investment.
The Full Story on AMC Entertainment You Won't Hear From Retail Investors | The Motley Fool

Between 2013 and 2019, here's a rundown of how much cash AMC generated from its operations:

• 2013: $357.3 million
• 2014: $297.3 million
• 2015: $467.5 million
• 2016: $431.7 million
• 2017: $537.4 million
• 2018: $523.2 million
• 2019: $579 million

Why'd I list these figures? In Q1 2021, the company's interest expenses on its borrowings totaled $162.8 million, which was essentially double from Q1 2020. More importantly, it works out to an annual run-rate of $651.2 in interest expenses ($162.8 million X 4). AMC is on track to pay more to service its debt than it's ever generated in cash from operations in a given year... even its best years

AMC is treading water and probably in several years will be bankrupt. Paying more to service your debt than your company generates in operations if Moviepass level bad business.

 

[mson]

If AMC is a get rich quick scheme for you maybe it works but it's not a sound investment.
The Full Story on AMC Entertainment You Won't Hear From Retail Investors | The Motley Fool

AMC is treading water and probably in several years will be bankrupt. Paying more to service your debt than your company generates in operations if Moviepass level bad business.

Feels like those articles are trying to scare people off.

 

[K-Deini]

If AMC is a get rich quick scheme for you maybe it works but it's not a sound investment.
The Full Story on AMC Entertainment You Won't Hear From Retail Investors | The Motley Fool

AMC is treading water and probably in several years will be bankrupt. Paying more to service your debt than your company generates in operations if Moviepass level bad business.

Everyone knows why they're playing amc. It's a technical play based on shorts. These articles do nothing but try to scare folks from holding.

 

[CrimsonTider]

what’s your investing strategy? Longterm holds or bouncing in and out of stocks.

longterm holding isn’t easy but if you believe in companies and have done the research, you can get through the noise. It’s a bad time for growth stocks, Tesla was gonna get hit as the posterboy. Stocks don’t go up in straight lines, there’s down and sideways periods. Tesla traded sideways for five years before exploding. There’s people that sold and missed the huge jump up. Patience is key. I’m personally holding for 10 years unless significant changes happen with company.

If you prefer to trade in and out of stocks, you should know charts and technical trading. Or maybe others got advice for that.

key’s for Tesla are continued high demand. I don’t see a problem there or with ramping up.
China government may be an issue as they could prefer Chinese ev’s. When will fsd be ready and passed? What about energy side of business. For the last three items, only one or two has to hit for Tesla to do well.

isn’t Tesla stock already priced at a point that takes into account this high demand?

there P/E ratio is still absurdly high from a car company that doesn’t make money selling cars

 

[FabTrey]

ETH back down to Earth. damn i feel like i need to buy more, but i'll try to wait till bottom.

 

[El Bombi]

China just killed crypto

 

[FabTrey]

all i know is fuk china

China bans financial, payment institutions from cryptocurrency business

 

[FabTrey]

similar shyt happened in 2017.

but i ain't worried. DEFI is the future. we going to the moon someday. i'm holding all my coins.

 

[Starski]

@Scholar

so that crypto

 

[ahomeplateslugger]

Who kept calling this market Danny ainge? That had me dying.

TTCF giving up a decent amount of their gains from yesterday.

 

[Scholar]

@Scholar

so that crypto

LMAOOO You got me dying