Got $6,000, Here Is 1 Cheap Stock To Buy Now
It’s been something of a mystery how a company generating $30 billion in revenue and spitting out $5 billion in operating income is valued at just 2x sales yet that’s precisely the case with PayPal.
Across a host of metrics, PayPal seems like a cheap stock. For example, the price-to-earnings ratio is just 14x, a smidge below the 15x line in the sand that Buffett is largely believed to favor. » Read more about: Got $6,000, Here Is 1 Cheap Stock To Buy Now »
Read MoreIs The MOST Extraordinary Space Stock?
The past year has been a travesty for SPAC holders. Some reports claim almost 80% of SPACs are under water. It’s not a stretch to conclude SPACs were a vehicle brought to retail investors to drive hype and ultimately leave them as bagholders. But painting all SPAC companies with a broad stroke risks passing over the diamonds in the rough.
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1 Red Hot Growth Stock That’s Not Slowing Down
While most growth stocks have taken a drubbing over the past 6 months, one red hot stock has bucked the trend: Airbnb. What is it that makes Airbnb so special and why is this growth juggernaut not slowing down?
Just as eCommerce innovator and disruptor, Amazon, leveraged technology to disrupt brick-and-mortar stores, so too has Airbnb built a technology platform to disrupt legacy hotel chains.
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Top Market Guru Says Sell Stocks
In 2022, stock markets worldwide had a particularly bad start. The S&P500 fell more than 9% during January, albeit making something of a comeback. The index regained 11% from its local low but was still down 8% for the year when JPMorgan’s top-ranked strategist, Marko Kolanovic, advocated that investors move some money from stocks to bonds in response to ongoing concerns.
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Is This Old Buffett Favorite Now Worth Buying?
Once upon a time Wells Fargo was beloved by Warren Buffett. Despite scandal after scandal plaguing the company, his conviction couldn’t be shaken, until finally the accumulation of issues appeared to spark a sell.
As a reminder, here are the scandals that rocked Wells Fargo over the years:
- September 2016: The fake account scandal
- September 2016: Improperly repossessing service members’ cars
- December 2016: Wells Fargo fails its ‘living will’ test
- March 2017: More fake accounts
- March 2017: Flunked community lending test
- April 2017: Whistleblower wins $5.4 million and his job back
- August 2017: Lawsuit over overcharging small business retailers
- February 2018: Sacramento sues over discrimination against black and Latino borrowers
- March 2018: Wealth management investigation emerges
- April 2018: $1 billion settlement for mortgage locks and auto-loan issues
- May 2018: Altering business information without client knowledge
- May 2018: $480 million to settle securities-fraud lawsuit
- June 2018: SEC fine for leading investors astray
- July 2018: Refunds over add-ons like pet insurance and legal services
- August 2018: Hundreds of houses foreclosed on due to computer glitch
- August 2018: Wells Fargo pays $2.1 billion for its role in housing bubble
- March 2019: Wells Fargo among advisors sanctioned by SEC for fee-disclosure practices
Since Buffett offloaded his position,
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Is This High Growth Stock Breaking Out?
Billionaire Stan Druckenmiller was once asked how he thinks about performance and his answer was quite insightful. Most traders might say something like “I aim to make 15% a year” or some other specific figure, but Stan’s answer was I like to “compare myself to the opportunity set” and beat it, meaning whatever the market is doing he likes to ensure he’s generating higher returns,
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Spotlight: Should Sweetgreen Be 50% Higher?
CAVA debuted on the New York Stock Exchange on June 16, selling 14.4 million shares and raising a cash hoard of $318 million at a valuation just under $2.5 billion.
Eagle-eyed investors were stunned to see the share price soar by as much as 117%, before ultimately closing at $43.78 per share, slightly above its $42 open.
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Wall Street’s Momentum Train Hits Full Speed Into September
Even after Friday’s stock dip, Wall Street’s risk-on momentum train is barreling into September at full steam — and few investors are showing signs of hesitation.
Markets barely flinched this week — despite fresh political pressure on the Federal Reserve and tepid Nvidia Corp.
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