The results are in. I watched my first Formula 1 race and found it boring. It seemed most of the cars were at a disadvantage to the Red Bull car which had some sort of unexplained extra speed. This circuit is maybe more about the car technology than the racer. It might be back to the beer guzzling Fans of Nascar. EE IPO gets attention. Excelerate Energy initiated with an Equal Weight at Morgan Stanley 07:53 EE Morgan Stanley analyst… Excelerate Energy initiated with an Overweight at Stephens 07:45 EE Stephens analyst Cameron Lochridge initiated coverage of Excelerate Energy with an Overweight rating and $36 price target. Excelerate is "a clear leader in a key part of the increasingly-critical liquefied natural gas value chain" with the world's largest employed fleet of purpose-built floating storage and regasification units, Lochridge tells investors in a research note. He sees the company being well positioned to benefit from heightened demand for LNG and sees several catalysts on the horizon as the company moves to capitalize on a substantial project book that includes building out a series of terminals in emerging economies including Albania, the Philippines, and Bangladesh, the analyst added. Berry Global price target lowered to $69 from $71 at Deutsche Bank 07:00 BERY Deutsche Bank analyst Kyle White lowered the firm's price target on Berry Global to $69 from $71 and keeps a Buy rating on the shares post the Q1 results. Canadian Solar secures 100 MWH EPC contract in UK 07:05 CSIQ Canadian Solar announced… MAA assumed with a Buy at BTIG 07:08 MAA BTIG analyst Michael Gorman initiated coverage of MAA with a Buy rating and $225 price target. MAA owns one of the largest portfolios of apartments concentrated in Sunbelt markets across the U.S and it continues to benefit from the "strong" demographic trends that have pushed more population growth into its core Sunbelt markets, Gorman tells investors in a research note. This is my favorite clip ever! Citi places 'positive, 30-day Catalyst Watch' on Embraer shares 07:32 ERJ Citi analyst Stephen Trent opened a "positive, 30-day Catalyst Watch" on Embraer while keeping a Neutral rating on the shares. The company's foray into the electric vertical takeoff and landing segment looks set to consume cash for years, but the initiatives could support a short-term share price bounce, Trent As previously reported, GXO Logistics price target lowered to $91 from $108 at Oppenheimer 07:56 GXO Oppenheimer analyst Scott Schneeberger lowered the firm's price target on GXO Logistics to $91 from $108 on contracting stock market multiples, while keeping an Outperform rating on the shares. The analyst notes Q1 results exceeded expectations/2022 organic revenue guidance was increased on strong business wins. BIO-key's PortalGuard IAM platform selected by YYK Enterprises 07:59 BKYI BIO-key International… My experience at the theater not withstanding.... Imax is a good bet now. Imax announces $33M opening for 'Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness' 08:08 IMAX, DIS Imax (IMAX) cast a powerful spell on the global box office this weekend with a $33M opening for Disney (DIS)/Marvel's "Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness" - the biggest May worldwide opening ever for IMAX. The film vaulted to elite company, ranking as the fifth biggest global IMAX opening ever for a Marvel film. The strong debut was led by a slew of historic performances around the world, where "Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness" delivered a top ten all-time IMAX opening weekend in 48 out of 68 international markets. That includes eight international markets where the film delivered the biggest IMAX opening weekend of all time, including India, Malaysia, Singapore, Argentina, Turkey, Vietnam, Lebanon, and Nigeria. Could there be a gummy on a very bad no good day-? Hummmmm. Surface Oncology reports Q1 EPS 13c, consensus (28c) 07:36 SURF Reports Q1 revenue $30M,… This caught my eye for a few reasons. I used to own much much higher. This was a $7 stk. - There has been corporate agitation --EcoR1 Capital reports 9.9% passive stake in Surface Oncology 03/14 SURF Oleg Nodelman's EcoR1 Capital disclosed a 9.9% stake in Surface Oncology, which represents over 4.65M shares. The filing with the SEC is for a passive stake and does not allow for activism.<---- - That wacky gal has been in there buying a little over a week ao.... Cathie Wood's ARK Investment bought 137K shares of Surface Oncology today 04/27 SURF - I believe they did have some set back in a lead program at some point but many oars in the water. Cash runway extended into 2024– –Strengthened financial position withachievement of$30 million milestone from GlaxoSmithKline and$21million raised in the quarter through ATM facility– –Expandingopen labellead-in for SRF388in first-line hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC), with initial data expected in the first half of 2023– –New SRF388 clinical data to be presented at 2022 American Society of ClinicalOncology (ASCO) Annual Meeting – It's a nice little $2 stk. and your GUMMY OF THE DAY SURF - 2.0900-0.2000(-8.73%) At close: May 6 04:00PM EDT 2.2800+0.19(+9.09%)<------------------ Pre-Market:08:27AM EDT
2 STOCKS DOWN 70+% THAT ARE NOT BAD STOCKS.... Shares of Moderna (MRNA) are down an astounding 73% from their 52-week closing high on Aug. 10, 2020. It's quite the comeuppance for what had been one of the very best stocks to own during the pandemic. The company is profitable. But profits are falling fast. Analysts think Moderna will only make $27.59 a share in 2022, down 2.5% from 2021. And in 2023, profit is seen dropping by more than 67%. But Moderna is not the only catastrophe in the S&P 500. Video streamer Netflix (NFLX) is now down more than 74% from its 52-week high on Nov. 17, and off 70% just this year. That's a brutal destruction of value. Even if Netflix's stock gains by a better-than-average 15% annually, it would take a decade just to return to the highs.
Putin speaks with lovechild during parade- Why are there no planes in the sky Daddy? It's da weather, It's not that so many have been shot down is it Daddy? It's da bad weather I told you! But every other year there was bad weather those proud bombers flew... Have this tea. It's not poisoned is it daddy? Drink da tea!
RADIO SAVANT FLASHBACK MONDAY Back when stocks only went up and the entire world was bullish the Savant knew better. I drew lines on charts. Wall Street laughed, Cramer laughed, the wind-talkers said VZ had lost his mind. "No way!" they all screamed as they mocked the savant one. But the savant knew his charting skills were the best in the world, so he patiently waited as the world bought the hype and the bag-holders fell in line. FOMO ruled the day. Cathie was queen, and VZ was ostracized, cast into the cavernous dungeons of Wall Street where only a select few savants have carved their names upon the cold gray walls, awaiting emancipation by time itself. Yes, while others toiled, VZ wrote of lemonade stands and Peter Lynch. No one listened, even his dear friend Stoney. But alas, time passed, and a mere 7 months later the savant is once again crowned the king of charts, the king of timing, the king of stock-picking, and the King of GBA. Yes folks, this is radio savant.
Horse racing is much better than auto racing. Please tell me you guys saw that Derby! Interest in horse racing will skyrocket NEW BETTING RECORD! ---> CHDN IS YOUR STOCK OF THE DAY- I am deploying funds in CHDN today. This will be the 2nd stk purchased for my mystery investor THIS IS RADIO SAVANT
$11.69 now You missed the bottom by 25%>>>> WS careers are ended by blunders like these. The children Stoney!!!!
In retrospect Jeremy was so right. Fed holding interest rates so low for so long had to be a mistake. Commentary: "Today in the U.S. we are in the fourth superbubble of the last hundred years," wrote famed fund manager Jeremy Grantham back in January. "Even more dangerously for all of us, the equity bubble, which last year was already accompanied by extreme low interest rates and high bond prices, has now been joined by a bubble in housing and an incipient bubble in commodities. What is new this time, and only comparable to Japan in the 1980s, is the extraordinary danger of adding several bubbles together, as we see today with three and a half major asset classes bubbling simultaneously for the first time in history."
It's amazing how when you see it with your own eyes it doesn't register. I would often say Boy there are a lot of weird sounding tech stocks selling over $300 I HAVE NEVER HEARD OF... AND THEN ONE'S 1000 Shopify AND TWILIO is $300 & SO ON. I don't know what the answer is but I do my thing and avoid all those stocks but still I buy an UBER -something you see every day int he street and you know it has value.. and still it goes down.