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 European company focuses on the manufacture of advanced lithography equipment used to produce semiconductors.
Their main product is EUV lithography systems that create small and precise structures on semiconductor chips. These systems are then used to produce advanced and powerful chips that are used in computers, mobile phones, etc.
I'm surprised the company hasn't gotten to me yet. I've seen Ticker, otherwise no idea what he's doing. I'll definitely check it out again in the future when it might be at a slightly nicer price. 👍
Shoes aren't my thing either and I'm just following this company from afar, but it has a nice discount. A competitive advantage like Nike has is always good for a portfolio, but I don't have room for this stock right now.
I've been interested in the healthcare sector quite a bit lately. Because I see a lot of potential in it.
Medicine in general has made huge strides recently, whether it's the production of weight loss drugs, for example, or the production of robots for surgery.
I have $JNJ and $CVS in my portfolio so far, but I'm still thinking about $MDT, which is the company that... Read more
I recently wrote a status here about fundamental analysis, which also includes management.
For me, management is very important in fundamental analysis. Because management decides what will happen to the company or, for example, what dividend will be paid and they can also partly influence the development of the share price by their actions.
Management is quite important to me, I like to see competent people with some history. That's why I'm not afraid of Tesla. I have a lot of confidence in Musk, no matter how controversial he is.
For me, these two stocks are on a high so far. However, when the time comes I would like to buy a few shares of either $KO or $PEP.
I've been looking at their financial statements and they look very similar and nice to me. I have to say that I like $PEP better on some items and with the rise in share price, $PEP is also doing better.
This week 8.5 - 12.5 we had some interesting companies reporting their quarterly results.
For my part, I can say that I was pleasantly surprised by $WMT, whose results nicely exceeded expectations. I don't own shares of $WMT yet, but I would like to buy a few shares, but the share price would have to come down.
This company reported its quarterly results yesterday.
Star Bulk Carriers Corp is an international shipping company that focuses on the transportation of raw materials and also offers services for the transportation of goods worldwide.
The company strives to be as innovative and environmentally friendly as possible.
This company reported its quarterly results today.
Home Depot is one of the largest retail companies in the construction industry. The company specializes in the sale of building materials, home supplies, or even garden equipment. It also helps with construction projects.
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.
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.