Its fine if you are in it for the long haul. I will buy more myself if it get back to the 50s again.
Anyone investing heavily this year??
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You best believe hedges are making plays against retail traders based on order flow.
Thanks bro. I appreciate this!!
What is this guy talking about?
He is calling a recession 4th quarter
That this rally because Russia decided not to start a war
Does not mean the outlook is not bleak
7 Grocery Outlet Stocks That Will Benefit From The Rising Inflation Trend
Following the recent release of Consumer Price Index (CPI) data from January, inflation is flashing warning signs as prices soared 7.5% compare to a year ago, and have increased by 0.6% from the previous month.
Telsey Advisory Group says the Food-At-Home CPI accelerated to 7.4%, with Food PPI remaining high in the double digits at 12.1%.
The firm believes the “uptick in food CPI likely reflects high demand for grocery items as consumers continue at-home consumption as well as retailers/producers raising prices to cover high operating costs, including commodity, labor, and supply chain.”
Telsey expects consumers’ eating habits to turn more frequently towards eating at home and visiting supermarkets, which could provide strong tailwinds for the grocery industry. Additionally, given “essentially flattish operating margins” for most grocers, Telsey sees these stocks benefiting from changing trends.
Telsey analysts have provided their ratings and price targets for seven of the top grocery outlets in the U.S.:
Following the recent release of Consumer Price Index (CPI) data from January, inflation is flashing warning signs as prices soared 7.5% compare to a year ago, and have increased by 0.6% from the previous month.
Telsey Advisory Group says the Food-At-Home CPI accelerated to 7.4%, with Food PPI remaining high in the double digits at 12.1%.
The firm believes the “uptick in food CPI likely reflects high demand for grocery items as consumers continue at-home consumption as well as retailers/producers raising prices to cover high operating costs, including commodity, labor, and supply chain.”
Telsey expects consumers’ eating habits to turn more frequently towards eating at home and visiting supermarkets, which could provide strong tailwinds for the grocery industry. Additionally, given “essentially flattish operating margins” for most grocers, Telsey sees these stocks benefiting from changing trends.
Telsey analysts have provided their ratings and price targets for seven of the top grocery outlets in the U.S.:
- Amazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ:AMZN) ~ Positive on continued growth in all categories including grocery. Maintains outperform rating with $3,850 price target.
- Albertsons Companies Inc. (NYSE:ACI) ~ Highlights transformation driven by a focus on loyalty, merchandising, and omnichannel. Maintains outperform rating with $37 price target.
- Costco Wholesale Corp. (NASDAQ:COST) ~ Positive on consistency, value offering, and high member loyalty. Maintains outperform rating with $610 price target.
- Grocery Outlet Holding Corp. (NASDAQ:GO) ~ Sees unique opportunist sourcing and profit sharing model. Maintains outperform rating with $30 price target.
- The Kroger Co. (NYSE:KR) ~ Sees some pressures on profitability and limited upside from a valuation perspective. Maintains market perform rating with $47 price target.
- Target Corp. (NYSE:TGT) ~ Highlights fresh merchandising and digital transformation. Maintains outperform rating with $305 price target.
- Walmart Inc. (NYSE:WMT) ~ Notes a push into e-commerce with online grocery and share gains. Maintains outperform rating with $175 price target.
$NVDA... Let's go. Bless these calls dammit.
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Hopefully it moves in the morning in premarket. Some shit you just can't explain
There is a conference call at 5:30 we will probably see after hour movement then.
I'm not familiar with this.
YoY, they did well. Too many eyes keeping it down
It’s a very long term hold
Using days like this to accumulate more
Will reevaluate in 10 years
The company is sound
to be fair if you look at the chart after march 21 sq and roku both hit their 52 week high couple months later.
Roku Inc (NASDAQ:ROKU) beat estimated earnings by 142.86%, reporting EPS of $0.17 versus an estimate of $0.07. Revenue was up $215.44 million from the same period last year.
This market is weird.
Apple, google, msft, amd all beat and are down for the year.
The big guys are depressing prices and sopping up all of the shares on the low.
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