Pfizer is a long term hold. Pays a good dividend. I'm increasing my stake. Mr. Cosby and I have been associated with Pfizer for a very long time.
$COTY This won't blow up to over $200 like Loreal or Ulta. But buying under $4, can double your money.
Anything "can" happen. Coty can go bankrupt. Forward looking optimism. Coty is ugly. Borrowed way too much money, overspent to buy too many other brands, and relying on brick & mortar store sales when the world was shifting to online buying. New ownership. New leadership. New financial strategy to reduce debt. New credit line. New operations strategy to increase online sales. Coty does have products. Very well known brands. The lines do sell and generate cash. They could do better and sell more. In today's world, with the current economy, increasing luxury item sales will not be easy. A lot of belt tightening and cost cutting will have to happen. Some very ugly years to come. The company lost money for years, so expect years to turn the company around.
SONN would have been a play in the daily contest. If it gets back over $5 on Monday, there's maybe a lot of potential in this. Touched $50 back in March. Would like to see a higher short % though.
HBI Hanes Brands Is that much underwear being sold? PRU Prudential Are people staying home, unemployed, and buying more insurance?
Stitch Fix and Carvana have had a good run. Just wonder if there's anything left. If they are at the top....
Noob here, so please talk some sense into me if this is a crazy one: SIEN? Consensus ratings have appeared to lose some steam over time though, so it could be a case of waiting for it to do something and never materializes. Elective surgeries have also been slowed by the pandemic. It just looks like a somewhat scary one that also happens to have some potential if ER are positive.
@A55 - Holy moly... much appreciated heads up there. Must admit I don't really know what I'm doing and just sort of playing around at the moment. I'm trying to research and learn. I have some real money I'm using, but the cost of testing things out is just fine with me. I'll willing to lose a bit of money before I do any serious trading/investing. What I saw with SEIN was an opportunity to take a chance on a volatile stock with an ER upcoming and some positive analyst ratings, but maybe that isn't the right approach to learning.
me neither. do some more reading before you jump into any stock. you have time. If the stock is $100 today, and you can buy 10 shares....wait. It might be $111, and you can only buy 9 shares. It doesn't matter. Your $1,000 will still grow at the same percentage over the next year. look around you. There's money all over the world. Don't try to rush it. Be patient.
