And here's the one the HF bought-- NFLX Feb 2023 340.000 call OPR - OPR Delayed Price. Currency in USD Follow 17.10+5.85 (+52.00%)<----------------- At close: January 20 04:00PM EST No matter how you slice it I am The Option King!!! Undefeated 5-0 and I know nothing about options!!!! I just wave my hand and make money.... I came back for half a week and made $10 grand!
TIME FOR JUICE-? Many people are wondering if SPACS or some form of them will ever come back--- and I think maybe the clean energy IPO space is somewhere we should be digging.--> Australian cleantech SolarJuice (SJA), a spinout of SPI Energy (NASDAQ:SPI), has proposed terms for a downsized $20M US initial public offering. SolarJuice said in a filing that it was considering offering 2.5M ordinary shares priced between $7 and $9, which would raise around $20M if priced at the midpoint. After the offering, SPI will still control a majority of the voting power in SolarJuice. Underwriters would be granted a 45-day option to buy up to 375K additional shares. Maxim Group is serving as lead bookrunner. The company hopes to list its shares under the symbol SJA. The company has been operating in the red. For the six-month period ended June 30, SolarJuice reported a net loss of $586K on net sales of $82M. Solar Juice first filed for a US IPO in September, indicating that it was looking to raise up to $40M. Based in Australia, SolarJuice is a provider of solar energy solutions for small commercial and residential buildings, including photovoltaic modules, inverters, roofing systems, batteries and storage devices. Its core markets are the US and Australia. >>> Low float. GBA is interested. $82 mil is a decent amount of rev.... This is a real company.> SolarJuice is part of a growing list of cleantech companies seeking US listings. Israeli cleantech Enlight Renewable Energy (ENLT) (OTCPK:ENLTF) filed for a $100M IPO on Friday while Flex (FLEX) solar energy spinout Nextracker (NXT) filed for a $100M IPO last week.
I think we are onto something with these Mexican stocks. An in particular airport related names. Here is another good idea) Copa Holdings, S.A. (CPA) One of Latin America’s major carriers, Copa Holdings. Copa is a parent company, operating through two subsidiary airlines: Copa Airlines, the larger carrier, is based in Panama and serves destinations in the Caribbean, northern South America, and into North America, while Copa Colombia is a domestic carrier in its namesake country, with routes into cities in northern South America and to the Copa Airlines hub in Panama. A third subsidiary, Wingo, is a low-cost regional carrier. The holding company is based in Colombia. In the last reported quarter, 3Q22, Copa had a top line of $809.4 million. Acknowledging that COVID restrictions had badly distorted the data for 2020 and 2021, the company provided comparative information for 2019, the last pre-pandemic year. The 3Q22 revenues were up 14.3% compared to 3Q19. Quarterly net income, at $115.9 million, was also up, by 11.4% compared to the pre-pandemic 3Q19. Copa also reported a solid cash holding, of $1.1 billion. This total was equivalent to 42% of the total revenues from the previous 12 months. Copa Holdings also releases monthly traffic statistics from across its airlines. Turning to the most recent stats, Copa showed gains in December, with available seat miles (a measure of total seating capacity) increasing 7.7% from 2019 levels, and revenue passenger miles (measuring paying passenger traffic) was up 6.1% from 2019. In his coverage of this stock for JPMorgan, analyst Guilherme Mendes lays out a set of compelling reasons to buy into Copa now. He writes, “In our view Copa offers an interesting combination of: (i) Discounted valuation, currently trading at a 25% discount to its historical EV/EBITDA average; and (ii) a relatively comfortable balance sheet situation, with leverage expected to end 2023 at only 1.8x net debt to EBITDA, the lowest among LatAm carriers. Added to that, Copa’s immediate liquidity over short-term payables is the best among the cluster. Our 2023 EBITDA is 2% above consensus estimates.” To this end, Mendes gives the shares an Overweight (i.e. Buy) rating, and a price target of $132, implying that a gain of ~44% lies ahead for the shares.
I reassess my energy exposure every morning. For now I'd rather trade Birchcliff and limit overnight holds until Nat Gas stops trending down. Shortly before earnings I'll likely pile into all my usual Nat Gas plays ( Birchcliff, Arc Resources, Crew Energy, possibly Peyto a recent successful trade ). Oil is trending up so I have increased exposure if that changes I can hold something like Birchcliff more easily. All of these Nat Gas stocks tend to be great plays say two days before earnings then sell the gap up immediately on the news.
Hey Stoney! B1's thread is less than a month old, and he already has 41,000 views! It was started in early Dec, but no one used it until after the new year. You've lost your mojo Stoney. Our thread is dying here on all your horrible calls and now you're costing the children 100% losses in options. Quit lying everytime a trade goes wrong Stoney. You changed your story 3X.