Here is a boring move for someone with cash...Do a covered call!! Buy RING...Gold mining stocks (ETF). Buy the stock at $33.21 at this moment. Sell a call (sell to open) for the Jan 21 at $34. Get about $3.80 ($380.) for the option. You're in gold, but it is spread around. Even has a slight dividend. Boring but it may be profitable. If gold prices drop, you still have the stock...Write another option.
Cabin I would suggest you buy RNG. Ring Central. I have watched this stock over the years with some amazement it is always very strong. It's $284 and 1 year ago it was $125. This stock has a lot of " up " in it although I don't entirely understand what they do. The stk was $77 in 2018 look at the return in 3 years or so. Incredible. You are capturing the difference between $33 and $34 with RING when you can shoot for the moon with RNG. Lose one letter. Often in investing one letter difference means all the world... Update**-> Boxlight price target raised to $2.75 from $1.75 at Alliance Global Partners 14:16 BOXL Alliance Global Partners analyst Brian Kinstlinger raised the firm's price target on Boxlight to $2.75 from $1.75 and keeps a Buy rating on the shares after the company's "aggressive" cost cutting helped it narrow its losses despite a 28% year-over-year decrease in revenue in Q2 that was due primarily to school closures resulting from COVID-19. With the company having raised $46M through recent equity offerings, any financing overhang has been "fully" removed, argues Kinstlinger, who sees the company's new Mimio hybrid solution and partnership with Samsung helping to accelerate revenue growth. BOXL-$2.54 spike high last wed.../ BOXL-$$2.22 close. This is a buy on Monday i would think...// Although that PT is low!
This name GVC Holdings has surfaced a few times as of late. What I find interesting is the extremely low volume 4,000 a day and the extremely high dividend... There are two forms of the stock and neither has gone anywhere great in a year but one sports a 7%+ div... GVC Holdings price target raised to 1,100 GBp from 1,060 GBp at Deutsche Bank 12:09 GMVHF Deutsche Bank analyst Simon Davies raised the firm's price target on GVC Holdings to 1,100 GBp from 1,060 GBp and keeps a Buy rating on the shares. I guess those are pounds... GMVHF-- In 2017 this was $11.84 it should easily get back to that.... Now -$9.91. 7.42% forward Dividend. One company.. too many brands? GVC Holdings PLC, together with its subsidiaries, operates as an online gaming company in the United Kingdom and internationally. The company provides online betting, casino, poker, and bingo services through mobile and web under the Bwin brand; online and multi-channel betting services under the Ladbrokes brand; street and online betting under the Coral brand; sports betting, poker, and casino games under the Crystalbet brand; software and technology for race books and sportsbook under the Stadium brand; online sports betting, casino, and gaming products under the Eurobet brand; sports action and horse racing under the Neds brand; sports betting, casinos, games, and poker under the Sportingbet brand; peer-to-peer sports betting exchange under the Betdaq brand; and online bingo, sportsbook, casino, and poker access under the Betboo brand, as well as operates an online casino website for German-speaking markets under the CasinoClub brand.
Wait hold up-- No Dividend! GVC Holdings says profit flat, halts dividend Published: Aug. 13, 2020 at 2:39 a.m. ET GVC Holdings PLC on Thursday reported flat profit for the first half and said that it won't pay a dividend for the period. The FTSE 100 betting-and-gambling group made net profit of 2.1 million pounds ($2.7 million) for the period, in line with GBP2.1 million a year earlier. However, underlying earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization declined 5% to GBP348.6 million. Revenue fell 11% to GBP1.58 billion, it said. GVC said it won't pay a dividend for the period due to uncertainty around further lockdowns and restrictions. It paid 17.6 pence a share a year earlier. For 2020 as a whole, the company said it expects to deliver underlying Ebitda of between GBP720 million and GBP750 million, supported by the acceleration of synergies from the acquisition of Ladbrokes Coral, but offset by one-off hits in the noncore businesses. "The strong performance of the online business coupled with the return of the sporting calendar and the reopening of our retail operations means that the group is well placed for the balance of the year," GVC said.
All About Spit Baby! Yale's saliva-based Covid-19 test wins FDA emergency use authorization; Sorrento on watch Huge-! Finally... This is going to really help with getting kids to school etc.. Now we need a fast turnaround time! Aug. 16, 2020 10:07 AM ET| "SalivaDirect is simpler, less expensive, and less invasive than the traditional method for such testing, known as nasopharyngeal (NP) swabbing," writes Michael Greenwood at Yale News. "Results so far have found that SalivaDirect is highly sensitive and yields similar outcomes as NP swabbing." The NBA has been using SalivaDirect for its players and staff, and the FDA authorization immediately gives the green light for other diagnostic labs to do the same. Sorrento Therapeutics (NASDAQ:SRNE) has its own Covid-19 spit test in development, and shares took a hit last week after a short-seller suggested Yale's competing test (to be given away for free) >>> Interesting... you know who else has a spit test? FLDM.
I stood outside the giant Carvana vending machine looking like a fool. I had put in $30,000 in quarters and my car was stuck.. refusing to be dislodged, hanging there like all the sugary sweets I wanted in my youth. I'm sure you have seen Carvana go through the car roof because of the Pandemic. You buy the car and they bring it to you. Hardly earth shattering tech! I mean Cars For Kids kind of does this in reverse... Anyway apparently people would rather shop for a car on the internet without seeing a car in person or a car salesman. All of which brings us to today's idea.. one I honestly have not heard of so maybe someone out there in Elite Trader land can fill us in... Lets Rumble! RumbleON initiated with a Buy last week at Aegis 07/28 RMBL Aegis analyst Rommel Dionisio initiated coverage of RumbleON with a Buy rating and $30 price target. The "relatively new" online e-commerce platform and motor vehicle dealer has an "impressive track record" of revenue growth and aggressive pace of expansion, said Dionisio, who believes the company can potentially improve gross margin over the next few quarters by focusing on higher margin transactions in both automotive and powersports vehicles. Ok... Then today another upgrade and last Friday a big up day... RMBL Target was raised today to that same $30 today... so analysts seem to be converging at that price... Interesting because today's analyst is raising from an old target of...$15.~
Rumble On is crap. I just went to the site they have no inventory at all and a lot of excuses about Covid. I typed in Mercedes which is an easy search and they had one car! This is a joke. I would short this stock.<-- Van
< 2 Buys Maybe > I like the education play BOXLIGHT from last week best. BOXL- The chart is pretty good. This is potentially an explosive play. Leaning towards buying. Other idea: For IRA's and such CHTR communication is a very strong company. They won a court case that may lead to greater income. It's not cheap at $605 this has stopped me in the past from buying. But if you converge your holdings to protect them and just want to ride out whatever comes in a very stable stock earnings wise-- this is your play CHTR benefiting from the stay at home trend of course with more broadband and now they can charge more to the NETFLIX's of the world.-- (As we head towards the election that's my plan) WATCHING: CENT // IIPR // TJX // GPS