Enter to Win: Stock by chart challenge S12
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Happy Friday! This week the stock market blew out possible again with rapid slash and rally. The Stock by Chart Challenge is here every Friday as promised to keep you company while you enjoy your weekend. You can recognize the proper stock, leave your insightful comments and get your prize!
Rule: Look at the charts below and tell the name of corresponding stocks. (i.e. Tesla, Apple, AMC)
Validity period: Please leave your comments by Monday Feb. 14, 9:00 AM ET / 10:00 PM SGT.
Rewards:
The first and the last mooer who give correct answers within the validity period will win 288 points each!
Miss the first place? Feel free to leave your comment about any of the stocks below, and 3 mooers will win extra 288 points each! (Based on quality and originality)
Chart 1: Keywords -The corporation is a massive, integrated Japanese multinational business that is also one of the world's largest electrical device manufacturers and the world's most significant film and music studio.
Chart 2: Keywords -The company is a multinational consumer goods company and the world's largest soap producer, with a broad portfolio of more than 400 brands available in approximately 190 countries. The total market capitalization of 1323.58 million
Chart 3: Keywords -The company is a famous technology company. It focuses on building products that enable people to connect and share through mobile devices, PC virtual reality headsets, and home devices. It also recently came up with a brand new concept. Total market capitalization reached $620.793 billion.
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Madiq Izichi : 1. $Sony(SONY.US)$
2. $Unilever(UL.US)$
3. $Meta Platforms(FB.US)$
PlutoMoo102685100 Madiq Izichi : Congrats
Syuee : By and large, interest rate worries may be temporary because the long-term growth narrative surrounding tech is still in force.
We have witnessed the market's negative reaction to $Meta Platforms (FB.US)$’s ugly conclusion to Q4 2021. The company's value literally got cut down by one quarter.
It is probably safe to say $Meta Platforms (FB.US)$ is going to be dealing with a slowdown in revenue growth and an annual decrease in earnings for the first time since 2019.
Even with the big overhaul to how online advertising is monetized, Meta is still very much a growth company.
Meta is also spending heavily to develop the next era of computing hardware, its Quest VR headset and marketplace for apps. That could help it circumvent future disruption from $Apple (AAPL.US)$ and other tech giants.
It could be a bumpy ride for a while, but Meta's long-term growth story is still very much intact.
Statistically, the stock seems cheap. Meta is trading at a multiple of 17 times this year’s expected earnings, which is about 40% discount to its peers.
$Meta Platforms (FB.US)$ is a company that needs to prove itself as it changes directions toward the metaverse and it is certainly not hard to like the stock at the current price.
Meta is an incredibly innovative company, so issues like ad targeting and short-term supply chain issues will likely be overcome given sufficient time.
It favors a long-term investment approach, especially given the opportunity in the metaverse that lies ahead.
HopeAlways : $Unilever (UL.US)$ is a generally well respected company with a very long and impressive history. It is looking to broaden its reach into a new product category, but investors appear to view the efforts it is making to do it unfavourably. Repositioning efforts are often challenging, especially for large companies. Nevertheless, it is likely to be a good thing that $Unilever (UL.US)$ is looking to revamp its product offerings to focus more heavily on growth. Long term investors could probably give it the benefit of the doubt for now, bearing in mind that such transition is likely to be a multiyear effort requiring both acquisitions and dispositions. Indeed paying a premium for an established business can work out over the long term when all the dust finally settles. Investors with a shorter term horizon may have to tread more carefully.
EmkaySG : $Sony (SONY.US)$ $Unilever (UL.US)$ $Meta Platforms (FB.US)$
Syuee HopeAlways : Brand power and loyalty are $Unilever (UL.US)$'s most powerful assets because they generally support increased prices and help boost margins.
我小名是小明 : $Sony (SONY.US)$, $Unilever (UL.US)$, $Meta Platforms (FB.US)$
HopeAlways Syuee : For a company as profitable as Facebook and with a larger network effect than any other social network in the world, the valuation of $Meta Platforms (FB.US)$ is compelling. It may be worth considering a position in the stock at a lower valuation as the cheaper valuation arguably prices in a lot of risks for the company.
HuatEver HopeAlways : Another powerful weapon that $Unilever (UL.US)$ has to boast about is that this corporate believes in ESG investments.
PlutoMoo102685100 : Will Sony $Sony (SONY.US)$ claim the Metaverse Prize?
Sony is the company behind many of your daily Entertainment. Sony’s main revenue segment in the game and network services segment (23.9%). Revenue in the game and network segment is mainly driven by PS5 hardware and peripheral devices sales and first and non-first party game titles.
Historically, I believe Sony’s Play Station’s advantage over its competitors is its exclusive games. But recently, Microsoft $Microsoft (MSFT.US)$ acquisition of Activision Blizzard $Activision Blizzard (ATVI.US)$ has signaled a rev up in consolidation in the gaming sector. Although denied by Microsoft and Activision Blizzard, this consolidation poses a threat to Sony’s competitiveness. FYI, Activision Blizzard is the publisher of Call of Duty an Activision's PlayStation Exclusive. In a hilarious turn of even, Sony acquired Bungie, the makers of Halo and Destiny.
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