$Tesla (TSLA.US)$ The latest regulatory filings show that Musk sold Tesla shares 35 times on Tuesday evening, Dec. 28, EST, with the least selling 500 shares and the most selling 74,448 shares, for a total of 934,090 shares sold again, worth $1.019 billion.
At the same time, Musk also exercised the last batch of options that had vested for nearly 1.6 million shares of Tesla, with an exercise price of $6.24 per share. ...
At the same time, Musk also exercised the last batch of options that had vested for nearly 1.6 million shares of Tesla, with an exercise price of $6.24 per share. ...
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$Biogen (BIIB.US)$ $SAMSUNG EL 144 (SSNGY.US)$ The potential deal would mark Samsung Group's largest transaction since 2016, when the company bought U.S. electronics systems maker Harman for $8 billion.
The company's shares have fallen so far this year, dropping more than 30% in the past six months alone, despite the FDA approval of its Alzheimer's drug for marketing and regulatory victory in June.
The company's shares have fallen so far this year, dropping more than 30% in the past six months alone, despite the FDA approval of its Alzheimer's drug for marketing and regulatory victory in June.
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$Tesla (TSLA.US)$ $Rocket (RKT.US)$ In March, Musk said on Twitter that SpaceX would land an interstellar spacecraft on Mars by 2030.
Earlier this month, Musk also said in an interview with Time magazine, "I'd be surprised if we don't get to Mars in five years."
Earlier this month, Musk also said in an interview with Time magazine, "I'd be surprised if we don't get to Mars in five years."
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$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$ Buy Nvidia
Analysts have set a mean price target of 346.66.
This target is 15.55% above the current price.
NVDA was analyzed by 51 analysts.
The buy percentage consensus is at 82. So analysts seem to be very confident about NVDA.
From Chartmill 12 /29/21 8 pm
Analysts have set a mean price target of 346.66.
This target is 15.55% above the current price.
NVDA was analyzed by 51 analysts.
The buy percentage consensus is at 82. So analysts seem to be very confident about NVDA.
From Chartmill 12 /29/21 8 pm
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$Amazon (AMZN.US)$ well a lot of companies moved to online shipping because of the pandemic taking a piece of the pie on Amazon, Amazon had the best online shipping experience pre pandemic and during it but most companies like target, Walmart, Best Buy stepped up their online shipping and I think this will keep Amazon in its lane
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$Amazon (AMZN.US)$ Shop online ... much safer. Retail stores and malls about to become so crazy no one will go there. Future kids won't even know what a mall is!
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$Advanced Micro Devices (AMD.US)$ $Tesla (TSLA.US)$ The first Model 3 and Y vehicles with MCU3 (Infotainment Computer with AMD Ryzen) are now being produced and delivered in North America!
Hell yeah! This was the only update I was hoping I'd get.
Hell yeah! This was the only update I was hoping I'd get.
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$Apple (AAPL.US)$ $NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$ $Tesla (TSLA.US)$ index valuations may therefore suffer if tech valuations take a hit in 2022. Specifically names like AAPL, NVDA and TSLA which make up a large percentage of the major US indexes have seen rapid and unsustainable multiple expansion in recent years which I suspect could weigh on returns going forward...
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$Block (SQ.US)$I've bought Block (NYSE: SQ) about six months ago, and it is a lesson in diversification. Fortunately, I have other holdings that have performed well during 2021. As I go into 2022, I am now faced with deciding whether to hang onto my holdings.
Here is my thesis:
First, and most importantly, Block is financially sound with an Altman-Z score of 6.01. It also has positive free cash flow.
It's revenue growth has not disappointed for 2021, and my projections, even with using a supernormal growth adjustment, has it growing 30% per annum over the next five years. Even with the most bearish case, it has a present value of $450 and a five-year future value of $900.
The downturn in earnings for 2021 is disappointing for sure, but still remains positive, which is a requirement for inclusion in the S&P 500 index. When that happens, most large-cap mutual funds will be turned into buyers of this stock. I had to make some assumptions finding fair and future values for this one. First, I am assuming that its SG&A margin will remain stable at 19%. I am also assuming a low end P/E of 23. With that, I have it pegged with a fair value of $176, and an average future value of $327 .
As I see it, at worst this company is worth $198 right now, and should be worth $490 in five years. Time will tell.
Here is my thesis:
First, and most importantly, Block is financially sound with an Altman-Z score of 6.01. It also has positive free cash flow.
It's revenue growth has not disappointed for 2021, and my projections, even with using a supernormal growth adjustment, has it growing 30% per annum over the next five years. Even with the most bearish case, it has a present value of $450 and a five-year future value of $900.
The downturn in earnings for 2021 is disappointing for sure, but still remains positive, which is a requirement for inclusion in the S&P 500 index. When that happens, most large-cap mutual funds will be turned into buyers of this stock. I had to make some assumptions finding fair and future values for this one. First, I am assuming that its SG&A margin will remain stable at 19%. I am also assuming a low end P/E of 23. With that, I have it pegged with a fair value of $176, and an average future value of $327 .
As I see it, at worst this company is worth $198 right now, and should be worth $490 in five years. Time will tell.
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$Alibaba (BABA.US)$ $NYSE (NYSE.US)$ $Tencent (TCEHY.US)$ Right before the weekend the CSRC issued news that they have drafted new rules in regards to vie. Its crazy news that they will allow vie provided companies meet their security regulations...most companies already do now.
I read their news press and they actually say that they are going forward and encouraging companies to list in other nations as part of opening up their economy. That would mean we have baba, tencent, etc. Actually listed on the nyse!
Thats huge and yet hardly a mention of this on American news sites. Huh?
I read their news press and they actually say that they are going forward and encouraging companies to list in other nations as part of opening up their economy. That would mean we have baba, tencent, etc. Actually listed on the nyse!
Thats huge and yet hardly a mention of this on American news sites. Huh?
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