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26.11.2024
Meta Could Score 18% in the Next Few Months

Meta Platforms (META), the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, has been trading sideways within the $550-600 range since late September, underperforming the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 index, which has gained 6.0% during the same period.

While META shares remain within an ascending channel, they are currently resting at the support of the uptrend. Historically, each time the stock reached this level, it rebounded upwards by 15-18%. Consequently, the share price is likely to rise to $650-670 over the coming months. I plan to open a long trade at $550-570, targeting a potential upside of $185. A stop-loss could be placed below recent lows at $480.

15.09.2022
Safe Haven Assets for Long-Term Investments: Broadcom

Broadcom is an American semiconductor and infrastructure software development company. Soon it is expected to close a merger deal with VMware, a cloud computing and visualization company, that will open new cross-sales opportunities for Broadcom to boost its revenues. Broadcom stocks are now 25% off their peak values.

According to the Q3 FY 2022 financial report that ended July 31, consolidated revenues grew by 25% year-over-year to $8.46 billion, and EPS went up by 40% to $9.73 per share. The semiconductors segment, that added 32% year-over-year, was the primary driver for the company’s profit. The company’s free cash flows (FCF) topped $4.3 billion, allowing it to spend $1.7 billion on dividends and 1.5 billion on the shares repurchase program. The company is planning to continue spending at least 50% of FCF on dividends that added 43% every year on average since 2016. 

According to the Q4 FY 2022 forward guidance, the company is expecting its revenues to go up by 20% year-over-year to $8.9 billion and for EDITDA to go up by 25% to $5.6 billion. Broadcom has great experience in expanding its product portfolio by M&A operations, and apparently it will continue on this way. The company is also expected to benefit greatly from the $52.7 billion CHIPS bill in the United States.


12.05.2022
Perspective ETFs in the ESG energy segment: Invesco Global Clean Energy Portfolio ETF

This ETF invests in green energy ventures. The pandemic led to a 300% increase of its share price. But since the beginning of 2022 they have lost 30%, twice as much as the S&P 500 SPY ETF. The net capital which has outflown from the Fund has reached $31.5 billion over the last 12 months, while the major outflow was recorded in December 2021. However, its shares are still seen to be overbought as P/E multiplier is at 24 that is well above the average of 20 for the EFT’s that are linked to the S&P 500, while the dividend yields are above PBD’s numbers.

Inflation in the United States is rising negatively affecting all shares with a high P/E ratio. So, we may expect a further decline of the PBD share price and other similar assets that cannot be protected from rising risks. Traditional energies are looking more attractive on this background and could be a perfect hedge asset amidst geopolitical uncertainties. 

11.08.2022
Perspective Peers of Ethereum: Avalanche

Avalanche is ranked by Coinmarketcap at the 12th position by market cap with $7.8 billion, which is 4% less than Ethereum’s market cap. AVAX prices dropped by 82% of its peak values, allowing investors to buy it at early 2021 prices. Avalanche’s infrastructure consists of three logically isolated networks, each of these with their own processing, validators, and own set of rules.

This platform is often compared to the existing internet web infrastructure with core connection protocols like HTTP, surrounded by a huge number of networks to their apps. Avalanche allow for the creation of public and private systems as a blockchain or DAG (Directed Acyclic Graph) and for the use of different virtual machines for apps, including EVM engine (Ethereum Virtual Machine) that allows Enthereum network programs to be developed.

Avalanche includes C-chain to create smart contracts that are processed on an advanced EVM engine, P-Chain that coordinates validators that process transactions and also allows for the creation and management of new subnetworks, and X-Chain which is a directed acyclic graph regulating issuance and trade of cryptoassets. DAG systems record new transactions on top of the old ones, allowing for processing speed to be increased and for capacity substantially. It is quite different to other blockchains, where transactions are compiled in blocks in order to be processed.

The advantage of Avalanche is that it provides anyone with the opportunity to create his or her own isolated blockchain with its own set of parameters, including access to apps and the programming language with which it will work. Every subnetwork can process around 4,500 transactions per second compared to 14 processed by the Ethereum network.

12.04.2024
CarMax Is More Committed to Innovations But Market Conditions Make It Sinking

CarMax (KMX) quarterly report came out on April 11, vividly displaying why any immediate investment into the used car market still sounds like not a good idea. The stock quickly lost ground, wasting a double-digit number of percentage points as a response to its net income drop to $0.32 per share against $0.44 cents per share a year ago, also compared to much stronger $0.52, $0.75 and $1.44 per share in the previous three quarters. Analyst polls estimated a net income per share at about $0.50, which would be 56% better than the reality.

This almost looks like a financial fiasco in the company's efforts to withstand slowing demand in the segment. CarMax Q4 2023 revenue decreased by 1.7% to $5.6 billion, slightly below consensus expectations of $5.8 billion, indicating the lack of gross marginality of the business. This happened even though the total supply of unsold used vehicles on dealer lots grew by 9% YoY to 2.27 million units in March, according to Cox Automotive data. CarMax CEOs delayed their own goal of selling over 2 million units annually, when measuring combined retail and wholesale actions, to between 2026 and 2030, from its prior target of 2026.

A "higher-for-longer" Fed fund rates is demonstrably bad for car sales volumes, be it new generation Tesla cars or just pre-owned vehicles, while operating costs for warehouses are growing. Besides, easing some semiconductor constraints in North America may help marginally improving orders for new cars, leaving used-car sales under the same pressure. Meanwhile, the entrance of Asia players offered significant discounts. Therefore, North American and European operators of the used car market need to sell many great cars at cheaper prices. CarMax already posted its official warning of a potential "hit to profit-sharing revenue" due to inflationary impact to its partners, before last Christmas. "While affordability of used cars remains the challenge for consumers, pricing improved during the quarter," Enrique Mayor-Mora, executive vice president and CFO admitted.

It was only a smaller division of CarMax Auto Finance, which managed to get a 19% better income due to "a lower provision for loan losses" and an increase in average managed receivables. Yet, this was rather news from the side business, which was clearly not enough to be optimistic. The company added that it is now focused on enhancing its omni-channel experience and leveraging data science and automation. Carmax said it delivered "strong retail and wholesale" graphic processors, which helped to increase "used saleable inventory units" more than 10%, but used total inventory units was unchanged despite innovations. The company seeks to achieve efficiency improvements in its core operations, believing that they "are well-positioned to drive growth as the market turns", according to Enrique Mayor-Mora. This may be useful to strengthen competitiveness in better times for the segment. Yet, the current challenges are too heavy to be ignored by market crowds.

Retailers to Watch Closely in August: Target

The opening price of Target Corporation (TGT) soared by 7%, from $125 to $133.80 on August 16. More gains are expected during the last two weeks of summer, as the seven-largest American retailer posted a surprising profit rebound. Target said its record Q2 2023 EPS is reflecting the progress in paring back the bloated inventories, which forced large discounts a year ago. Yet, the profit exceeded consensus by more than 22%, as most of the expert community expected at least some cooling of the company's recovery.

Even a couple percent of total sales decline, which marked the second quarter of slip in a row, as well as a foreseen cut to Target's own annual profit forecast, did not stop the investing crowd from some agitated buying of Target stocks. Yet, the risks may grow in the mid-term, as the stock is treading water in the vicinity of its 13-month lows, and its current price rebound has partially offset its loses before the news. The market appreciated Target’s ability to improve against a slump in discretionary-goods purchases, but most consumers are still spending money on essentials in discount stores like Walmart, which closed the last week at its ever-highest and is going to report on August 17.

Headwinds may prevent Target price from further recovery at any moment, so that a clear breakthrough above $150 per share is necessary for a strategically upside trading decision.

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Retailers’ Stocks to Watch Closely in August: TJX

TJX Companies Inc (TJX) traded more than 2.5% higher on August 16 pre-market, within 1.5 hours after a strong Q2 earnings report. A fresh touch of the area above $88 per share is setting a new historical high for the stock, which already raised its market value by more than 57% since mid-summer of 2022.

Wages of a growing number of families are not keeping up with inflation, so that they used to go shopping to the stores, which are selling items at lower prices. Discount chains are receiving additional benefits from the current situation, even though their own costs are also higher. The owner of TJ Maxx reported its net sales up 8% and comparable sales up 6% YoY, which also was 3.2% above Wall Street consensus. Earnings per share (EPS) soared 23% to $0.85, which was 12% better than average estimates of analyst polls. Customer traffic increased in all divisions, with TJX International contributing almost as much as American stores.

“With our above-plan results, we are raising our full-year outlook for comparable store sales, pretax profit margin, and earnings per share,” TJX management said. Overall comparable store sales from July to September are forecasted 3% to 4% up again and EPS planned in the range of $0.95 to $0.98 cents for Q3 and between $3.66 and $3.72 for the fiscal year ending in early February 2024. Some tactical and partial profit-taking on record market price is always possible, yet a general keeping of uptrend on TJX intact looks like a priority.

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Rafael Quintana Martinez
Money Manager de alto rendimiento, con una sólida formación académica, profesional y de campo. Más de 9 años de experiencia especializada en el comercio de mercados financieros internacionales. La devoción, la fiabilidad, la responsabilidad y la ética impulsan mi vida. Actualmente me desempeño como Analista Senior para Metadoro. https://metadoro.com/es https://mx.investing.com/members/contributors/235587671/ https://es.tradingview.com/chart/EURUSD/rE9gVips/
EOS is Suffering after Spot Bitcoin-EFT Launch on Euronext

EOS is one of the top losers with 7.0% down during the recent days after the first spot Bitcoin-ETF was launched on Euronext Amsterdam. The altcoin dipped even lower by 10.5% to $0.65 per coin, but recovered some loses afterwards.

Investors may conceive that new ETF would drain liquidity, or what is left of it, from altcoins. This may be true as crypto winter prompted overall contraction of trading volumes in 2023. It would be logical to see EOS prices testing the support at $0.70 to decide can they continue down to $0.60.

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A Huge Chance for Another Sell-Off in Banking Stocks

I believe there is a chance for one more short selling in S&P ETFs. This time I am going to focus on hedging U.S. banking systemic risks. Media report on a possible downgrade of several large U.S. lenders by Fitch Ratings, including JPMorgan Chase (JPM). These rumours made banking stocks cheaper on august 15. An unnamed Fitch analyst warned that the agency may take a downgrade step soon regarding a dozen of giant American banks. This move could be justified after Moody's agency decided to cut the ratings of ten mid-sized U.S. banks referring to reasons like "funding risks" and "weaker profitability".

U.S. Federal regulators are also here. Martin Gruenberg, a chairman of Deposit Insurance Corporation, said that his office is ready to propose new rules for regional banks to prepare the so-called "living wills", which are detailed plans on how a particular lender would wind up its business in an emergency case of falling down. Another bit of "encouraging" news, right? Thus, SPDR S&P Regional Banking ETF (KRE) quickly plunged by 3.33% yesterday. Financial Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLF), which is using full replication techniques to repeat performance of leading banking shares on Wall Street, has been affected as well, losing 1.84% during the same trading session. JPM lost 2.55% of its market value in one day.

Looking at the charts and news, I see a huge chance for another wave of sell-off coming soon. If so, then I am selling KRE for the beginning, with a stop loss order placed 50 points above 50.00 round figure, with XLF being the next candidate for a short selling.

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