Investors, which stock do you consider the riskiest in your portfolio?
For me, it's definitely $BABA and $CAVA. For Alibaba, I see the main risk in China itself and the way the state there operates, and for CAVA I see a lot of potential but also a lot of question marks that can change a lot of things negatively.
Investors, which stock do you consider the riskiest in your portfolio?
For me, it's definitely $BABA and $CAVA. With Alibaba, I see the main risk in China itself and the way the state there operates, and with CAVA I see a lot of potential but also a lot of question marks that can fundamentally change a lot of things.
I recently came across a company called CAVA Group thanks to @stockhunter_cz that I found quite interesting. The company operates a chain of restaurants focused on Mediterranean cuisine. The stock is pretty high right now, which may not be ideal for a purchase, however the company has quite a lot of potential as it plans to expand and the outlook is very positive so far.
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The company has a pretty good momentum and the fundamentals don't look bad at all, but the valuation is really extremely high.
Cava Group: revenue growth, expansion and attractive investment opportunity
Cava Group Inc, $CAVA, specializing in Mediterranean cuisine, achieved strong growth in the third quarter, with sales up 40% thanks to the opening of 73 new restaurants and increased traffic. The company posted a net profit of $18 million, beating analysts' expectations and confirming its position in the...
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Oh, my goodness, why didn't I know about this event? They're doing pretty well for what they're doing. I'm adding it to my watchlist and I'll be sure to do an analysis.
For me, it's probably $BABA, too.