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Peloton Falls as Citron Takes Aim at ‘Unrealistic Valuation’

(Bloomberg) — Peloton shares tumbled on Tuesday, dropping as much as 8.3% after Citron Research wrote that increasing competition and a high valuation could result in a massive sell-off in 2020.The firm sees “clear flaws in the Peloton business model” and wrote that the stock could fall to $5 next year. Based on the Monday close of $34.77, that target represents downside of more than 85%. At current levels, Peloton is up nearly 12% since its September initial public offering.Peloton’s current valuation is “unrealistic” and “disconnected from all reality,” the firm wrote in a report, adding that the fitness company …read more […]

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A Tale of 3 Cannabis Stocks – 2 to Avoid, and 1 to Buy

Public opinion on cannabis is changing quickly, growing ever more lenient. In a short span, less than a lifetime, we’ve seen a series of decriminalization and partial legalization regimes take hold in the US. While the drug remains fully illegal at the Federal level, it is fully legal in 11 states and legalized for medical use in another 15. The result of this patchwork is that Canada, which enacted full legalization nationwide in October 2018, has become the center of North America’s cannabis industry.Most of the large cannabis companies – the growers and suppliers – are based in Canada. US-based …read more […]

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Are Hedge Funds Behind J.C. Penney Company (JCP)’s Fourth Quarter Gains?

The latest 13F reporting period has come and gone, and Insider Monkey is again at the forefront when it comes to making use of this gold mine of data. Insider Monkey finished processing more than 750 13F filings submitted by hedge funds and prominent investors. These filings show these funds’ portfolio positions as of September […] …read more […]

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What is the FCC’s “5G FAST” Plan?

5G, the coming fifth-generation wireless network, promises huge disruptions around the world. Some people even believe it could launch the next industrial revolution.
Many countries have had their foot on the 5G infrastructure buildout accelerator pedal for years already. The U.S. has only recently stepped up its 5G network buildout.
I’m not surprised. For decades, the U.S. has lagged behind other countries in building out next-generation mobile networks.
That could all change with the deployment of 5G.
America’s Catch-Up Plan
President Trump has repeatedly said the U.S. must win the race to 5G. Several U.S. mobile operators already have a few limited 5G deployments.
But in …read more […]