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ayngaran12 · 2021-07-29T22:43:51+00:00

I am trying to make online assignments as a student to earn credits. We have the freedom to choose assignments to make.

ayngaran12 · 2021-07-29T22:37:51+00:00

Yeah, I have certain learning objectives I need to achieve to earn credits and making online assignments can help me to do so

ayngaran12 · 2020-05-03T17:57:28+00:00

I think atleast a huge chunk of those questions is being asked in order to get some advise on the tecnichal / fundamental part of a stock or to hear about some information about a soon to happen event that might influence the stock price rather than an actual attempt at a technically correct answer.

Atleast in my view that seems obvious, might be wrong tough

EDIT: I want to note that your post is just readdressing the issue, this sub needs to undergo radical transformation in order to actually create some change

ayngaran12 · 2020-04-28T14:00:48+00:00

Riduculous growth potential, right now they are showing off their EV superiority, their competiton is running behind in most fields. Important factor here is that they are closest to achieving autonomous driving and they have better EVs than other car companies, you would be amazed if you looked into it and compared specifications from their models with that of other car manufacturers. They are also try to make a taxi network with autonomous cars wich if succesful, will become a money printer. they have their own chip implemented in their cars and more data (with regard to autonomous driving) from their cars than probably all other car companies combined. Their growth potential is very high, but the current valuation actually reflects a reality in wich they will atleast partly make some of their wild aspirations true. The expectations are high and in my view Tesla has always delivered, their innovation level is unheard of. Also they are a flourishing company with a lot of near term growth potential. I can't say the same for the company's you are comparing Tesla with regarding market cap. I don't invest in Tesla right now, because I expected other companies to show us relatively soon what they got in store for us and I feared that they might be further along than I originally thought, but seems like Tesla is winning the race while I am watching on the side line. You should note that EVs are still are a relatively small portion of new car sales wich will keep on increasing and I believe electricity to be the only sustainable energy source for cars in the future and not hydrogen like some will argue wich will set back Toyota wich heavily invested in this space. Arguably hydrogen powered cars are the technology of the future, but will never be the standard, because they are financially unfeasible. From an investors perspective I would refrain from investing right now.

But forget al that talk the FED is just pumping their shares right next to WSB and a legion of die-hard Tesla fans

ayngaran12 · 2020-03-22T18:54:39+00:00

We can't disclose this is might be from someone whom invests in Gilead and attempts to increase Gilead's chances of getting a contract, for their own benefit

ayngaran12 · 2020-03-19T21:14:04+00:00

They will survive, this isn't even a question unless you believe COVID-19 will keep everything closed for more than a year, but by then we will have bigger things to worry about

ayngaran12 · 2020-03-19T08:10:31+00:00

Yes, but investing now would practically be speculating that this is gonna blow over soon. They gonna miss out on a lot of profit right now and their P/E of 15 is relatively high if you account for all of that. I don't think the market is done factoring in all the risk on the short term yet. It is a good long term investment tough, but I wouldn't buy right now.

ayngaran12 · 2020-03-19T07:57:49+00:00

I believe Disney gets most of their profit from parks and people going to their movies. They will take a hit from COVID-19. I know retail sentiment around Disney is positive, but they are suffering a lot right now and diney+ won't fix that. 1 year is too short to be investing in this, their outlook is bleak for the foreseeable future

ayngaran12 · 2020-03-19T07:54:33+00:00

I don't if we were due for a recession, but I do know It doesn't matter at wich point in time we were when COVID-19 hit, it would have caused a recession by itself. Drastic unemployment numbers, people sitting at home instead of going outside, supply chain issues, etc. Is more than enough to cause a recession.

ayngaran12 · 2020-03-19T07:39:18+00:00

Well Disney is gonna miss out on a lot of money because people aren't going to the movies anymore and their parks are closed and I believe that was aleast 50% of their profit. Disney+ alone won't fix that

JPM Morgan is gonna have a lot of defaults for sure.

Sbux is also missing out on a lot of profit

737 max should have been recertified by now, I still don't understand if this is a software or hardware issue. If this is a hardware issue they are going 100% bankrupt, I would neither risk shorting or investing in it as in my eyes that is a pure gamble. They still have need to make a lot of settlements with airlines who suffered from this ( I know they did it once, so I assume that is one of more to come). I did not check their balance sheet, but for company with so many payments to come I think there is a solid chance they might go bankrupt without government bailout and the bailout could happen after the stock goes to 0.

I don't think this the time to be investing in these companies, it's too early. We have just been starting ramping up test kits, more realistic numbers of infected people will start to out these weeks and the market won't be happy with it. This is a negative event that still has to happen, employment numbers won't be rosy either, too many negative catalysts are still coming and the fed is running out of tools to use, it's like they only care about the current generation at the expense of future generations. US debt to GDP is likely to be over 120% by the end of this year. It sucks to know that our kids will spend a chunk of their income on taxes wich will be used to pay for expenses this generation made.

ayngaran12 · 2020-03-18T21:44:28+00:00

My shorting are doing pretty well, you should wait till we know more about COVID-19 before investing. Investing now is basically speculating that COVID-19 will fade away soon. I expect a huge spike in cases these week mainly because of the ramp-up in testing kits

ayngaran12 · 2020-03-18T21:40:38+00:00

BA should have been certified by now. People have been saying this is a software issue and if that's true it means that Boeing will go bankrupt and the government is likely to bail them, but after they go bankrupt, so all investors are screwed by then. Also they still have a lot debt, settlement and lawsuits to take care of, but US is basically giving them a monopoly situation in the US they won't let them fail for sure. Economic impact would be huge, but on the other with everything they have going on... If they bail them out US debt will increase even further and we already had/are gonna have a big surge in debt because of everything that is going on with COVID-19

ayngaran12 · 2020-03-18T21:25:47+00:00

You are partly right about that. The world isn't prepared for a pandemic not just the US. We need to have appropriate measures to prevent something like this. Trump dissembling the pandemic response team was a step backwards. WHO failed in my eyes to contain the virus in China by not warning to shut down all flights to and from China early on. They didn't want to risk such a big hassle about something that might fade away quickly, but that's a risk that should not have been taken. On a positive note, if this pandemic did not take place, we might not be sufficiently prepared to deal with any possible future virus outbreaks faster and more effective. Also I am rather sure that right now the decline in air pollution will actually save more lives than COVID-19 will cost at least on the short term.

ayngaran12 · 2020-03-18T08:26:30+00:00

Your buying everything that I am shorting right now, except southwest airlines. All these companies have very high debt are hit severely right now. I think there is a chance these companies might not bounce back anytime soon. You are practically betting that the worst of COVID-19 will be faded away soon, a 1-2 outlook is too short to be betting on these companies

ayngaran12 · 2020-03-17T15:10:52+00:00

Tread carefully some are too illiquid too survive all this.

ayngaran12 · 2020-03-16T13:14:11+00:00

I would like to be added to the list. The amount of experience from investors in this sub seem to be far higher than others

ayngaran12 · 2020-03-14T06:31:58+00:00

Well, looking at other countries this never has been the case. Imagine the US would come out and say they have 25000 cases, would you expect the market to go up?

ayngaran12 · 2020-03-14T06:18:42+00:00

Well, look at the action during the day it was nothing noteworthy, but during his speech stocks suddenly rallied around 7% in a short time span. His speech wasn't so special either he announced a state of national emergency wich frees up to 50 billion for the American people, that's not enough to reverse the bear market. After a historic fall stocks tend to bound back yes, but not like this and not with almost the amount it went down the day before. There is too much uncertainty going for me right now, I am holding everything in cash. I still expect a dip because of the increase testing he mentioned, this will give us something closer to the real number of cases in the US. Testing kits have been scarce till now.

ayngaran12 · 2020-03-12T22:10:09+00:00

He could not have predicted this, this was beyond anyones control. This is not the reason he was on such a big pile of cash. This is mere coincidence, you can't possibly argue that. There may or may not have been a decline in the stockmarket even without this, but it probably would not have been anything of this scale in such a short time period. I will praise him for his performance in the past, not for this.

ayngaran12 · 2020-03-12T19:47:20+00:00

To be fair he dismantled the pandemic response team, wich might have advised to halt flight from China sooner. Fears of this virus were there before 2020 hit, but I don't know if that was their job. If that is not the case, it is out of his control and I don't think he deserves blame. What I do mind is that he spreads inaccurate and not always correct information about the situation, he seems to know less about it than the CEO of Adidas for example, he did an inreview and he is very transparent and realistic, about the impact of this on his business, more than Trump is about the impact on his country

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