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At the end of this post, there is a chance for you to win points!
Happy Monday, mooers! Welcome back to Weekly Buzz, where we review the news, performance, and community sentiment of the selected buzzing stocks on moomoo platform based on search and message volumes of last week! (Nano caps are excluded.)
Part Ⅰ: Make Your Choices
Part Ⅱ Buzzing Stocks List & Mooers Comments
The Jones Index fell for the third consecuti...
At the end of this post, there is a chance for you to win points!
Happy Monday, mooers! Welcome back to Weekly Buzz, where we review the news, performance, and community sentiment of the selected buzzing stocks on moomoo platform based on search and message volumes of last week! (Nano caps are excluded.)
Part Ⅰ: Make Your Choices
Part Ⅱ Buzzing Stocks List & Mooers Comments
The Jones Index fell for the third consecuti...
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Spoiler:
At the end of this post, there is a chance for you to win points!
Happy Monday, mooers! Welcome back to Weekly Buzz, where we review the news, performance, and community sentiment of the selected buzzing stocks on moomoo platform based on search and message volumes of last week! (Nano caps are excluded.)
Part Ⅰ: Make Your Choices
Part Ⅱ: Buzzing Stocks List & Mooers Comments
Three major indexs moved upward, Russell 2000...
At the end of this post, there is a chance for you to win points!
Happy Monday, mooers! Welcome back to Weekly Buzz, where we review the news, performance, and community sentiment of the selected buzzing stocks on moomoo platform based on search and message volumes of last week! (Nano caps are excluded.)
Part Ⅰ: Make Your Choices
Part Ⅱ: Buzzing Stocks List & Mooers Comments
Three major indexs moved upward, Russell 2000...
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Welcome back Mooers,
In today discussion, we will talk about the factors that may have caused the US stock market correction and what we can do to reduce losses.
Last week (17 Jan 2022 to 22 Jan 2022) saw major indexes falling sharply and breaking several key support levels. Many Mooers may have sold their position to avoid greater losses.
However, it is noted that none of the factors (inflation, omicron variant, interest rate hikes, etc) had really hit ...
In today discussion, we will talk about the factors that may have caused the US stock market correction and what we can do to reduce losses.
Last week (17 Jan 2022 to 22 Jan 2022) saw major indexes falling sharply and breaking several key support levels. Many Mooers may have sold their position to avoid greater losses.
However, it is noted that none of the factors (inflation, omicron variant, interest rate hikes, etc) had really hit ...
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"lnvesting is about believing in the stories of companies' outlook. Once there’re signs that against the hope of the stories coming true, it’ll be the red flags to disqualify a stock from the portfolio " said by mooer @Fly to sky.
When picking a stock, there are some red flags that you probably need to pay attention to. With the topic discussion "What red flags disqualify a stock for you?", Moomoo has compiled the answers from 105 mooers for your reference.
Thank you all for your generous sharing and contribution to the community! Let's check out what those red flags are!
Earnings & Liquidity Red Flags:
1. Consecutive quarters of declining earnings
2. A company's cash shrinking or debt increasing
3. Decelerating sales growth
4. Shrinking profit margin
5. Company in heavy debt and does not have enough cash to settle the debt
6. Stock dilution risks in terms of frequent cash calls or share placements
7. It’s within 2-3 days of its ER or company beats ER but the stock goes down
Market Move Red Flags:
1. Heavy short selling (if a company's shares are the target of short-sellers)
2. Stock trading volume less than 100 million dollars
3. The stock has over 300 million shares available
4. The stock price is at its 52 weeks high
5. A reverse stock split has happened in the past year or is coming up
6. The charts are all over the place showing no real trend
7. The history shows a clear underperformance compared to the index
8. PE above 20
9. One that is delisting
10. When Good news keeps rolling in but price keep going down
Company's Move Red Flags:
1. Unusual insider sales or Insiders haven’t bought any shares in the past year
2. Frequent change of auditors or change auditors abruptly
3. Prospectus filings that are open or they have filed 2 or more in the past year
4. The company has added more employee options(free shares)
5. An abrupt management change
6. Bad management: ROIC less than 15%
7. Dividends cut or “overpaid” dividend
8. The buyback is happening at a rapid pace, regardless of price
9. Companies that rely on a few large customers
Other Red Flags:
1. Heavy Industry pressure
2. A bad culture / unhappy staff, fraud, and dishonesty, or with an ethical issue, or entangled in scandals and controversy
3. Having earnings reports or calls where no financials are discussed
4. There isn’t much history
5. Financial Statements: No Action Talk Only
6. About trading penny stock: trading on penny stocks are not suitable if an investor does not adopt an attitude of trading with great diligence and only risk what he can afford to lose.
7. A stock where the country regulations for that industry can change anytime without warning
8. When everyone is talking up a stock, from the CEO on TV to the fund manager on conference calls, to the bus driver on his daily drive
9. Business is too complicated to understand
10. No jobs page
Warning Signal: You may use Moomoo feature to watch out for red flags! Good luck with your trading!
Thank you mooers once again for their excellent ideas. Rewards have been issued to the winners' accounts. Leave your comment below for the red flags that you agree with, or any other ideas you have in mind.
Disclaimer: The above ideas are thoughts and opinions of the author and do not necessarily reflect the opinions, views, or positions of Moomoo.
When picking a stock, there are some red flags that you probably need to pay attention to. With the topic discussion "What red flags disqualify a stock for you?", Moomoo has compiled the answers from 105 mooers for your reference.
Thank you all for your generous sharing and contribution to the community! Let's check out what those red flags are!
Earnings & Liquidity Red Flags:
1. Consecutive quarters of declining earnings
2. A company's cash shrinking or debt increasing
3. Decelerating sales growth
4. Shrinking profit margin
5. Company in heavy debt and does not have enough cash to settle the debt
6. Stock dilution risks in terms of frequent cash calls or share placements
7. It’s within 2-3 days of its ER or company beats ER but the stock goes down
Market Move Red Flags:
1. Heavy short selling (if a company's shares are the target of short-sellers)
2. Stock trading volume less than 100 million dollars
3. The stock has over 300 million shares available
4. The stock price is at its 52 weeks high
5. A reverse stock split has happened in the past year or is coming up
6. The charts are all over the place showing no real trend
7. The history shows a clear underperformance compared to the index
8. PE above 20
9. One that is delisting
10. When Good news keeps rolling in but price keep going down
Company's Move Red Flags:
1. Unusual insider sales or Insiders haven’t bought any shares in the past year
2. Frequent change of auditors or change auditors abruptly
3. Prospectus filings that are open or they have filed 2 or more in the past year
4. The company has added more employee options(free shares)
5. An abrupt management change
6. Bad management: ROIC less than 15%
7. Dividends cut or “overpaid” dividend
8. The buyback is happening at a rapid pace, regardless of price
9. Companies that rely on a few large customers
Other Red Flags:
1. Heavy Industry pressure
2. A bad culture / unhappy staff, fraud, and dishonesty, or with an ethical issue, or entangled in scandals and controversy
3. Having earnings reports or calls where no financials are discussed
4. There isn’t much history
5. Financial Statements: No Action Talk Only
6. About trading penny stock: trading on penny stocks are not suitable if an investor does not adopt an attitude of trading with great diligence and only risk what he can afford to lose.
7. A stock where the country regulations for that industry can change anytime without warning
8. When everyone is talking up a stock, from the CEO on TV to the fund manager on conference calls, to the bus driver on his daily drive
9. Business is too complicated to understand
10. No jobs page
Warning Signal: You may use Moomoo feature to watch out for red flags! Good luck with your trading!
Thank you mooers once again for their excellent ideas. Rewards have been issued to the winners' accounts. Leave your comment below for the red flags that you agree with, or any other ideas you have in mind.
Disclaimer: The above ideas are thoughts and opinions of the author and do not necessarily reflect the opinions, views, or positions of Moomoo.
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$Bit Digital (BTBT.US)$ held BTBT for 2 good months, didn’t even sell it when it hit 18. finally sold at 9.5 yesterday and its flying to the moon tonight. #Betrayal
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