And my 3 sen question: For a 3 month scorecard, buying 3 selling 8, whatever happened to his Warren Buffett's own advice of not over trading?


https://www.fool.com/investing/2023/01/15/t...in-2023-accord/

INTC finally gets a sell call by JP Morgan. They finally decided to give up on it.

https://www.barrons.com/articles/intel-stoc...ing-51668173488
It's crazy, sometimes dunno what these analysts are drinking. Only have the stock has dropped over 50%,
then, they telling their investors to sell.  It had a price target of 64.. now 25.
Like that anybody can do it..how to lose your shirts fast.

Again the rules is "when everyone sees blood, you...................."

I long time never shop at shitpee already. Due to their insincere free shipping. What the hell give give free shopping and still need to pay for shipping? Better I use Lazada where free shipping = really free shipping.

I see people dare to trade before halt.

Wow we have just witnessed the second biggest bank failure in US history.

Banks can fail after all. (Including Malaysian ones...)

Depositors and borrowers ought to be careful with their counterparties.

Haha... Will they ever, ever learn?

Buying the dip or deep (and of course average down) was a misaligned strategy made brilliantly smart and successful during the past incredible bull run.

Many times a stock crashes for very valid fundamental reason... but in a long bill run, how many really care?

So another bank, Signiture bank, has been closed down.

That makes 3 in a week if u include Silvergate Bank!

Everything back to normal. Nothing to see.

the futures are in green and bitcoins has went up by 10% since Friday ahaha

Govt bailout again. At this rate all banks just default and govt always there to bail them out.

The rescue plans rekindled memories of the financial crisis, but Yellen said Sunday morning that there would be no SVB bailout.

“We’re not going to do that again. But we are concerned about depositors and are focused on trying to meet their needs,” Yellen said on CBS’ “Face the Nation.”

It's basically bailout/psudobailout. Cause even those above FDIC 250k can still get their money.

US futures have a strong rebound this morning, but now all negative. US mkts open today at 9.30 pm (daylight saving hrs), should be interesting. Maybe today will give a good opportunity for those who wish to "buy the dip". Get your money ready!

Some other regional banks under pressure.

https://www.cnbc.com/2023/03/13/first-repub...ks-decline.html

Depositor bailouts for those as well?

Whats the point then for FDiC USD250k limit.? Just say all deposits in US banks will be guaranteed 😆

US Fixed Deposits (aka CDs) now at 5.25% for 12-18 months. Better than many risky equities now.

simple business logic

when price deliveries increase < selling lower selling prices = lower earnings.

not forgetting that price cut had already created price wars ....

plus with higher interest rates now, how many will dive in and get a brand new car (unless necessary) ?
from that article...

Lower margins this year will even offset the profit impact of continued growth in deliveries, according to analysts’ forecasts. The current consensus according to FactSet is for a slight fall in net income this year, the first decline since Tesla became profitable in 2019. The forecast cuts started last fall, but continued in the first quarter even as Tesla shares jumped 68%.

The result is that Tesla’s stock has become once again very expensive compared with its profit and its peers. The forward price-earnings ratio is now 45 times, up from about 20 at the start of the year. Its market value is $616 billion, well over three times that of Toyota, the world’s largest car maker by sales. Including the dilutive impact of stock options, which are a real cost to shareholders, the gap is even wider, with Tesla’s market value at $692 billion.

The only world in which this makes sense is one where the EV maker will take a lion’s share of industry profit, following the pattern of Apple and mobile phones. The competitive battles in China, the world’s most developed EV market, show that the road to this potential future, which was never wide, continues to narrow.
Yup, selling more cars and delivering more cars does not equate to more profits when the selling price is lowered.

Yup, with lower earnings, this would probably mark the end of Tesla as a high growth stock ...... and if that's the case, how can Tesla command the high forward p/e multiples?
End of growth stocks is usually devastating ....
just think out loud ya........ 
p/s TOS, took out your name.
I'm sure you do not want me quoting your name all the time.

Hahahaha.... how are you?

Funniest thing in Msia is that I see a lot of ev owners talking and talking how cheap to drive outstation...

Mind blowing for me.... Cos these cars aren't cheap in the first.... All these savings.. for even 10 years... does it justify the price they paid for their fancy cars?
... but yeah....lots of squeezes here and there... playing them squeezes might be an idea for u....

Cheers