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They’re going to take some draconian measures with the second wave. If they were smart they would print money and put it in the hands of the people this time and not the businesses to spur spending.
OFFICIAL STOCK MARKET AND ECONOMY THREAD VOL. A NEW CHAPTER
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tech vs every other sector. This alone is why every stock I own is related to tech in some way.
Curious to see how the SaaS stocks line up vs the other tech names (excluding the established behemoths)
Curious to see how the SaaS stocks line up vs the other tech names (excluding the established behemoths)
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That's tough to do. Especially when you consider most tech behemoths may have a Saas offering in addition to hardware
Take FANG for example all have saas offerings with in their offerings. With the exception of netflix which might be entirely SAAS from a revenue generation standpojnt.
Even Tesla is flirting with that model with their cars.
I had a potential client call and they’re considering raising a SPAC right off the bat versus a traditional fund.
When I’m on PC next I’ll post my retirement holdings which is tilted tech but has a mix of mutual funds and other stuff.
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Out of curiousity, what’s the benefit of SPAC vs traditional IPO? Do they save a lot of money? Is it the lack of a traditional lock up? I wonder if we’ll see more companies go that route or if it will be reserved for the smaller company/the boiler room type company.
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Fed's Yellen expects no new financial crisis in 'our lifetimes'
U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen said on Tuesday that she does not believe that there will be another financial crisis for at least as long as she lives, thanks largely to reforms of the banking system since the 2007-09 crash.
www.reuters.com
*she was my prof for macro-econ...I shoulda listened to her
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30% of Americans missed their housing payments in June
As the United States continues to face record unemployment due to the coronavirus pandemic, a "historically high" rate of 30% of Americans missed their housing payments in June.
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About to get out of draft kings tomorrow. Have a feeling we wont see sports for a long time.
Fed's Yellen expects no new financial crisis in 'our lifetimes'
Fed's Yellen expects no new financial crisis in 'our lifetimes'
U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen said on Tuesday that she does not believe that there will be another financial crisis for at least as long as she lives, thanks largely to reforms of the banking system since the 2007-09 crash.
*she was my prof for macro-econ...I shoulda listened to her
The wild thing is that people are calling for this rally to continue another 20-50% higher over the next 6-12 months.
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Anyone else on $IDEX? Twitter is pumping it pretty hard for Monday. I bought the hype and pretty well on $BYFC on Friday.
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Came up with a little checklist synthesizing what I’ve learned to look for thus far when investing. I’ll throw it on page 1 as well and should probably edit it since it’s old as hell.
If y’all think there’s something worth adding to the list, lmk. If you don’t know any of the terms, just google them first. Thanks.
Investment Checklist
Does the company have a moat?
Is there a long runway?
Does the business possess a large TAM?
Does the company have the means to expand internationally?
Does the business offer a stack or is it just a one trick pony?
Does the business possess branding power (is it used as a verb)?
Is there strong revenue growth?
Does their model capitalize on recurring revenue?
Does the company monetize its users (ARPU)?
Are the gross margins high?
Are the margins constricting?
Is its DBNER > 120%?
How is it’s FCF? Is there capital burn?
Do employees like working for the company and its management?
Is the CEO the founder?
Is the company becoming a platform?
If y’all think there’s something worth adding to the list, lmk. If you don’t know any of the terms, just google them first. Thanks.
Investment Checklist
Does the company have a moat?
Is there a long runway?
Does the business possess a large TAM?
Does the company have the means to expand internationally?
Does the business offer a stack or is it just a one trick pony?
Does the business possess branding power (is it used as a verb)?
Is there strong revenue growth?
Does their model capitalize on recurring revenue?
Does the company monetize its users (ARPU)?
Are the gross margins high?
Are the margins constricting?
Is its DBNER > 120%?
How is it’s FCF? Is there capital burn?
Do employees like working for the company and its management?
Is the CEO the founder?
Is the company becoming a platform?
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Interesting note on the founder/ceo - if you are against that you will potentially miss out on some big opp
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Imagine not buying FSLY because of that
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So is NDRA considered a SPAC?
welp know what i’m doing tomorrow morning..I am a sucker for $2 stocks
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30% of Americans missed their housing payments in June
As the United States continues to face record unemployment due to the coronavirus pandemic, a "historically high" rate of 30% of Americans missed their housing payments in June.www.cnbc.com
But everyone still saying the market is heading to the moon
Interested to see if we hit a circuit breaker this week
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But everyone still saying the market is heading to the moon
Interested to see if we hit a circuit breaker this week
YES...LIMIT UP!!!
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Next step for the Fed is to buy houses.
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Short LYFT
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Great thread. Well worth the read.
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The last 3 posts are exactly how I have been acting with this market - a lot of people aren’t touching real estate and there are STEALS at certain price ranges
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