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This week is not as interesting as far as results are concerned, but there are some interesting companies. I'll take a look at the results of $GME, $DOCUa$KR for interest. Which company's results will you be watching this week?
My favorite movies about investing are, of course, The Wolf of Wall Street and Bet on Uncertainty. After that, I also really like the movie The Swap and Margin Call. I recently watched the miniseries Eat The Rich : The GameStop Saga, which is a wonderful look at the GameStop case and what was going on, and for example how the broker Robinhood... Read more
Most of the films/series about investing are unfortunately of rather poor quality (with the exceptions of Margin Call and Big Short) so I prefer material that deals with some sort of company history, founder bio, cause, etc.
So maybe a bit OT, but maybe someone will be interested:
Friends, investors, I'd like to break down Carvana $CVNA
The last post on it here was about a month ago and it has once again made some upward progress, although there was some correction on it today. Let's pour some clear wine though please and this really isn't just a strong fundamental eh? 😁
$GME has been on a steady rise since Earnings, when it beat analysts' estimates in terms of earnings per share. Up 34% in four trading days!
First the stock fell down in premarket as it missed earnings estimates by 7.8%, but it's only been rising since then - adding over 10% yesterday. This company has no future in my opinion and this is the last remnants of hype left in it... Read more
I've seen a documentary on Netflix with this company (I don't remember the name so I don't know if that's it), but I wouldn't go for it either, although maybe the gaming industry like $ATVI or $EA might not be bad. But the documentary was about a demonstration of price manipulation so that seems risky to me.
This company provides a platform for trading stocks and cryptocurrencies.
The company became more well known during the pandemic as most people were at home and more people were working online and hence more people became interested in this platform.
It's been a while since I've read a couple of articles where they've been going on about how they change the terms within their platform as they please and kind of to their advantage.
Now it's going to be all about the smaller and more volatile pieces...