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September 1
- 2 Stocks I Expect To Likely Double Before The Market Does1. The author emphasizes avoiding high-yield or low P/E traps, prioritizing market expectations and fundamental business quality over headline metrics; 2. Focus is placed on identifying companies with strong competitive advantages, secular growth potential, and shareholder-friendly policies; 3. Two stocks are highlighted as having realistic potential to double in value within 5-6 years due to growth catalysts and management execution.
- Before The Fed Blinks: 8% Yields That Wall Street Is Sleeping On1. Wall Street is overlooking two low-risk, high-yield (8%) investment opportunities in plain sight; 2. Anticipated Fed rate cuts could significantly boost the value of these income-generating assets; 3. The window to capitalize on these opportunities may close once the Fed takes action.
August 31
- Flawed Jobs Data Threatens Fed's September Rate Cut1. Market tension rises as the Fed's September rate cut decision depends on an unreliable August jobs report; 2. Labor data inconsistencies, including large revisions and conflicting signals, obscure the true health of the job market; 3. Demographic changes and reporting flaws may understate unemployment, indicating a weaker labor market than official figures suggest.
- 11 Ways To Profit From Nvidia, Regardless Of What Happens From Here1. The article outlines 11 strategies to profit from Nvidia (NVDA) using ETFs, options, and tailored investment approaches; 2. It emphasizes diversifying tools like leveraged ETFs, inverse ETFs, and sector-specific funds (e.g., SMH, XLK) to manage risk and capitalize on price movements; 3. The author advocates for adaptive, non-traditional methods over passive buy-and-hold investing, highlighting the importance of risk management in volatile markets.
- 2 Of The Market's Most Popular Stocks I Wouldn't Dare Buy Right Now1. Samsung Electronics' Q2 operating profit surged 15 times year-on-year due to AI-driven demand for memory chips; 2. High-bandwidth memory (HBM) for AI chipsets became a key growth driver; 3. The company plans to expand investments in advanced packaging technology to meet AI-related demand.
- SentinelOne: Breakthrough AI Tech Could Change Cybersecurity1. TSMC's Arizona semiconductor fab project faces labor shortages and cost overruns, delaying production timelines and increasing budgets; 2. Cultural clashes between U.S. workers and Taiwanese expatriates, alongside union disputes, exacerbate operational challenges; 3. Geopolitical tensions and delayed U.S. subsidies threaten the project's viability, impacting America's semiconductor supply chain goals.
- Hims & Hers Health: Still Undervalued1. Hims & Hers Health is considered undervalued with a forecast P/S ratio of 3.5, despite 88% YoY revenue growth and European expansion via ZAVA; 2. Technical analysis indicates strong support at $41, suggesting a favorable buying opportunity, though high short interest makes a short squeeze unlikely; 3. Risks include legal uncertainties and potential declines in GLP-1 drug sales, but the author remains bullish and continues accumulating shares.
- S&P 500 Snapshot: Inflation Worries Snap 3-Week Win Streak1. The S&P 500 ended a three-week winning streak with a 0.1% weekly loss due to rising inflation concerns; 2. The index has remained above key moving averages (50-day and 200-day) since early May; 3. Year-to-date gains stand at 10.08% for the S&P 500 and 7.69% for the S&P Equal Weight index.
August 30
- VGT Is Not A Victim Of Nvidia1. TSMC faces severe labor shortages and union opposition in Arizona, delaying construction of its $65B chip plant; 2. Cultural clashes emerge as American workers protest preferential treatment for Taiwanese engineers; 3. Project costs balloon to $72B with production delayed until 2027, jeopardizing U.S. semiconductor supply chain goals.
- U.S. IPO Weekly Recap: Quiet Week As IPO Market Gears Up For A Busy Fall1. TSMC announced a 40% year-over-year revenue growth in Q2 2023, reaching $15.68 billion; 2. The surge is attributed to strong demand for AI chips and high-performance computing (HPC) solutions; 3. The company plans further capacity expansion in Arizona and Japan to meet rising global semiconductor needs.
August 29
- RQI: Own The Real Estate Sector With This High-Yield CEF1. The author maintains a buy rating on Cohen & Steers Quality Income Realty Fund (RQI), anticipating interest rate cuts will drive real estate sector recovery; 2. RQI offers a 7.7% monthly yield with a decade of consistent payouts, appealing to income-focused investors; 3. The fund trades at a NAV discount, provides diversified exposure to real estate sub-sectors, and balances growth potential with manageable leverage and interest rate risks.
August 28
- Housing: 5 More Signs Of A Rapidly Deteriorating Market1. TSMC reported Q2 2023 revenue of $18.87 billion, a 11.9% YoY increase, with a gross margin of 51.3%; 2. Growth was driven by strong demand for 5nm and 3nm technologies, particularly in high-performance computing (HPC) and smartphone sectors; 3. The company adjusted its 2023 capital expenditure to $28-32 billion, prioritizing advanced process R&D and global capacity expansion.
August 2
- Gold Demand Trends: Q2 20251. TSMC's Arizona plant faces delays due to worker training challenges and cultural clashes between Taiwanese and American employees; 2. Taiwanese workers receive higher pay and better accommodations than local hires, sparking resentment; 3. Labor disputes and safety concerns escalate, with U.S. workers feeling exploited and undervalued.
- 3 Things - All About That Labor Report1. The semiconductor industry is grappling with severe supply chain disruptions caused by surging demand and production bottlenecks; 2. The global chip shortage has impacted sectors like automotive, consumer electronics, and industrial manufacturing, leading to delayed deliveries and increased costs; 3. Industry stakeholders are exploring solutions such as expanding production capacity, diversifying suppliers, and enhancing supply chain transparency to mitigate future risks.
August 1
- Figma's Meteoric Rise Creates Big Risks For You1. The semiconductor industry is grappling with challenges due to global supply chain shifts and geopolitical tensions; 2. Rising demand for advanced chips and shortages in critical materials are driving innovation and strategic partnerships; 3. Governments and companies are investing in regional manufacturing hubs to reduce dependency on concentrated supply sources.
- Roku: Immense Cash Flow Growth As Company Keeps Its Streaming Crown1. South Korea's semiconductor exports surged 50.9% year-on-year in May 2024, driven by strong global demand for AI-related chips; 2. Exports to the U.S. and China saw significant growth, reflecting increased investments in AI infrastructure and data centers; 3. The South Korean government highlighted the semiconductor industry's role in economic recovery and pledged continued support through tax incentives and R&D investments.
- Kinsale: A Masterclass In Insurance1. TSMC's Q2 net profit surged 30% YoY to $7.2 billion, exceeding market expectations; 2. Revenue grew 32% to $20.7 billion, driven by strong demand for AI and high-performance computing chips; 3. The company highlighted sustained AI-related demand as a key growth driver, despite geopolitical and macroeconomic uncertainties.
- Tesla's 177x P/E - A Fundamental Warning Sign1. TSMC's Q2 revenue growth is expected to be driven by strong AI-related demand; 2. Advanced packaging technology remains a critical focus for meeting AI chip production needs; 3. Market attention centers on TSMC's outlook for AI-driven growth and its impact on the semiconductor supply chain.
- Airbus SE (EADSF) Q2 2025 Earnings Call Transcript1. Airbus SE held its H1 2025 earnings call, led by CEO Guillaume Faury and CFO Thomas Toepfer; 2. The call included a presentation of financial results and a Q&A session with analysts from major financial institutions; 3. The event was webcast and accessible via Airbus' website, emphasizing transparency and investor engagement.
- Sprouts Farmers Market, Inc. 2025 Q2 - Results - Earnings Call Presentation1. Sprouts Farmers Market reported Q2 2025 EPS of $1.35, beating estimates by $0.11; 2. Revenue reached $2.22 billion, a 17.27% year-over-year increase, surpassing expectations by $54.15 million; 3. The results were shared during the company's earnings call presentation, highlighting strong financial performance.
July 31
- Prime Time Tech Stocks: Amazon And Celestica1. Amazon aims to surpass Q2 2025 earnings expectations for the 10th consecutive quarter, driven by AWS and AI investments; 2. Celestica, a key AWS partner, reported its largest quarterly earnings beat in two years, raised 2025 guidance, and surged 10% post-market; 3. Both companies hold 'Strong Buy' quant ratings, emphasizing their leadership in AI infrastructure and growth potential.
- Broadcom: A Key AI Player Will Continue To Grow1. Broadcom demonstrates AI leadership through ASICs and datacenter networking equipment; 2. The VMware acquisition enhances recurring software revenue and enables full-stack AI integration; 3. CEO Hock Tan's operational strategies drive high margins and successful mergers.
- Antero Resources: Beating The Benchmark Increased Profit Margin And Cash Flow To Repay Debt1. The semiconductor industry is grappling with severe supply chain disruptions caused by pandemic-related production halts and surging demand; 2. Global chip shortages have impacted sectors like automotive and consumer electronics, leading to delayed deliveries and increased costs; 3. Governments and companies are investing in regional manufacturing hubs and diversifying suppliers to mitigate future risks.
- Jerome Powell Isn't Going To Please The Trump Administration1. The semiconductor industry faces severe supply chain disruptions due to geopolitical tensions and production bottlenecks; 2. Increased demand for chips in automotive and tech sectors exacerbates shortages; 3. Experts warn of prolonged market volatility and economic impacts across industries.
- UnitedHealth: Healthcare Costs Weigh On Earnings (Rating Downgrade)1. TSMC's 3nm process technology is gaining momentum, with Apple as a key customer for its latest chips; 2. The advanced 3nm node enhances performance and energy efficiency, positioning TSMC as a leader in semiconductor manufacturing; 3. Future growth is expected from next-generation chips in AI, HPC, and consumer electronics, reinforcing TSMC's market dominance.
- Grab Holdings Limited (GRAB) Q2 2025 Earnings Call Transcript1. TSMC's Q2 revenue rose 40% YoY to $20.67 billion, surpassing market expectations; 2. Growth driven by surging demand for AI chips from clients like Nvidia; 3. Despite smartphone and automotive sector declines, AI boom supports TSMC's leadership in advanced semiconductor manufacturing.
- Grab Holdings Limited 2025 Q2 - Results - Earnings Call Presentation1. TSMC achieves a breakthrough in 2nm chip manufacturing technology, solidifying its lead in advanced semiconductor processes; 2. Apple secures initial orders for 2nm chips, likely for future iPhones and Macs; 3. Intel faces challenges in catching up with TSMC's process advancements amid foundry market competition.
July 7
- Verizon Communications Remains A Compelling Value Play1. The author reaffirms a 'strong buy' rating for Verizon (VZ) due to its undervaluation, operational improvements, and growth potential despite recent stock underperformance; 2. Verizon's growth is driven by strong wireless and FWA broadband performance in its Consumer Group, offsetting weaknesses in business and public sectors; 3. Improved profitability, cash flow, and lower leverage compared to AT&T, with upcoming Q2 results expected to reinforce bullish prospects.
- S&P 500 Earnings: Nothing Much This Week, But Don't Ignore Non-Correlated1. Q1 ’25 S&P 500 earnings growth nearly doubled from initial low expectations by June ’25; 2. Major indices (S&P 500, Nasdaq) hit all-time highs despite concerns about tariffs or stagflation; 3. Small and mid-cap (SMID) stocks are highlighted as potential non-correlated assets for diversification.
July 6
- Amazon: Don't Wait Till It Enters Beast Mode1. Amazon's e-commerce and cloud dominance drives profitability through operating leverage despite slowing revenue growth; 2. Investments in AI and robotics position the company for a new phase of profit growth; 3. Despite recent underperformance against Nasdaq, technical analysis suggests a potential breakout as AI integration gains momentum.
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