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Carnival’s Recovery Is a Ways Away, Says Analyst

There’s no relief on the horizon yet for the beleaguered cruise line industry. On June 19, the Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) announced all cruise operations will remain suspended until September 15.The announcement followed a disquieting quarterly report from struggling cruise line Carnival (CCL). In fiscal Q2, the world’s largest cruise operator lost $3.30 per share, more than double the Street’s $1.52 call. Revenue of $700 million also came in far below the $1.13 billion consensus estimate.For Deutsche Bank analyst Chris Woronka, the results are “of little consequence.” Cruise lines saw no action for virtually the whole quarter, and have …read more […]

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Inovio Pharmaceuticals Inc (INO): Hedge Funds Are Snapping Up

Before we spend countless hours researching a company, we like to analyze what insiders, hedge funds and billionaire investors think of the stock first. This is a necessary first step in our investment process because our research has shown that the elite investors’ consensus returns have been exceptional. In the following paragraphs, we find out […] …read more […]

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Beyond Meat (BYND) Is a Winner, but the Stock Is Fairly Valued Here, Says Analyst

Plant-based meat innovator Beyond Meat (BYND) has been one of Wall Street’s biggest standouts of 2020, with shares skyrocketing over 100%, thanks to strong retail figures.Beyond’s increasing presence on consumers’ shopping lists has caught the eye of Credit Suisse analyst Robert Moskow, who is singing a different tune after new data was published.“Contrary to our initial view, Beyond may emerge as a net beneficiary of the pandemic in the near-term due to strong demand in retail channel (48% of sales) and in the long-term due to rising consumer interest in healthier foods,” Moskow said.According to a Hunter consumer survey, since …read more […]

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Can Novavax’s Huge Rally Continue? This 5-Star Analyst Sees ‘Only’ 25% Upside Ahead

Anyone following the market in 2020 will be aware of the massive gains made by biotechs fighting the coronavirus. For companies in search of a vaccine or treatment, valuations have soared dramatically, as investors have piled in on the hope one can bring a viable solution to market.Among those making headlines, vaccine specialist Novavax (NVAX) has earned its place as one of 2020’s star performers. Based on a 1,658% year-to-date increase, there’s no doubt regarding its success.Yet, Cantor analyst Charles Duncan argues there are more gains on the way. In fact, the 5-star analyst has just increased his price target …read more […]

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Bryan’s New Video Series and 5 Tips for Trading a Small Account

Today we have something exciting for you…
I just started a new video series called Simply Answered – Simply Explained.
In today’s episode, I’ll address one of the most common trading questions for beginners: “How do I trade a small account?”
If you’ve just opened up a new Robinhood, E-Trade or TD Ameritrade account, this video is perfect for you.
I offer you a straight no-b.s. guide on how to properly get started… and avoid some common mistakes… so you’ll set yourself up for success – right from the start.
Watch these five great tips – right now! Just click the play button below…

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T-Mobile Prices Shares at $103 Each in SoftBank Deal

(Bloomberg) — T-Mobile US Inc. priced its shares at $103 apiece in a $20 billion-plus deal that will let co-owner SoftBank Group Corp. offload a stake in the wireless carrier, according to people familiar with situation.The mobile-phone company, controlled by Germany’s Deutsche Telekom AG, laid out plans for the stock sale on Monday, but hadn’t yet set a price for the shares. Nearly 200 million shares are changing hands as part of the complex transaction.SoftBank agreed to pay T-Mobile $300 million as part of the transaction and will cover all fees and expenses related to the deal. The company became …read more […]

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The Coming 5G Boom Is Not Fully Priced in These 3 Stocks

The late, great, Neil Peart wrote, in Tom Sawyer, “He knows changes aren’t permanent, but change is.” His words are an apt description of our modern world, an ever-changing landscape of pending tech. Right now, the shiny new change is 5G.Even the coronavirus couldn’t fully derail the coming build-out of the new 5G networks. It only delayed it. China and Korea are leading the world right now in bringing 5G networks online, with the US expanding its own new systems and Europe lagging behind. In the US, most urban areas have at least partial 5G connectivity online, and the major …read more […]

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SoftBank's Son Hawks a Hot Stock for Cool Cash

(Bloomberg Opinion) — As Japan’s SoftBank Group Corp. unloads about 200 million shares of T-Mobile US Inc., more investors get a chance to own a top-performing stock that had been hogged by insiders. SoftBank’s fire sale isn’t a knock on T-Mobile, but rather a reluctant move by billionaire Masayoshi Son to shore up his own troubled conglomerate. Indeed, his loss will be someone else’s gain. Son took control of Sprint Corp. in 2013 and then spent years pursuing a merger between the beleaguered wireless carrier and its stronger rival, T-Mobile. He finally got his way thanks to the Trump administration’s …read more […]

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Dell Plots $50 BIllion More of Financial Finessing

(Bloomberg Opinion) — Dell Technologies Inc.’s magical merry-go-round of financial engineering is spinning once again.The corporate computing giant is examining options for its majority stake in software-company VMware Inc. that include a spinoff of the holdings, the Wall Street Journal reported late Tuesday. VMware shares soared roughly 10% on the news in after-market trading, valuing Dell’s 81% stake at around $55 billion. To understand why Dell would contemplate a transaction like this, you only have to look at Dell’s own market value, which despite a rise of its own on the news of the possible spinoff amounted to only about …read more […]

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A Long-Term Opportunity in This Fixer-Upper Industry

On May 15, I showed you three reasons I thought homebuilding stocks were going to be long-term outperformers…
Reason No. 1: There has been more than a decade of massively underbuilding new homes in the United States since the housing bubble popped in 2008.
Reason No. 2: Interest rates are low, and they aren’t going anywhere anytime soon. The Federal Reserve has told us as much, and that means we are going to have historically low mortgage rates stimulating buyer demand.
Reason No. 3: Share prices of homebuilders are cheap. The sector has underperformed the overall market since the COVID-19 outbreak started in …read more […]

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Carnival Becomes Latest Fallen Angel While Covid Halts Cruises

(Bloomberg) — Carnival Corp. is the latest cruise line to lose its investment-grade credit ratings after S&P Global Ratings downgraded the company Tuesday.S&P slashed the company’s long-term rating by three levels to BB-, from BBB-, saying the cruise line’s credit metrics are likely “to remain very weak through at least 2021” as it begins to slowly resume its operations. The cut from S&P hands the company a second high-yield credit rating, meaning its debt will leave investment-grade credit indexes.Moody’s Investors Service cut the company to junk in May. In a statement Tuesday, it downgraded Carnival’s unsecured credit ratings by one …read more […]