Recent content by viktor_k67

Yes, Tesla is great. The problem is that it operates on negative cash flow. As soon as it has trouble razing enough capital from investors or borrow it may run into big troubles. Tesla show to the world that electric car is the reality and the electric cars are going to stay on the market no...

The GS stock's market cap = 73.6B the GS total debt = 385.4B source: http://finance.yahoo.com/quote/GS/key-statistics?p=GS the total debt is 5 times bgger than the market cap. I guess this is why Enterprise walue is -285.13B. The stock has decent cash flow price to cash flow ratiois around 5...

Just bought a couple of calls, not AAPL but SPY. Do not trust AAPL at this moment. However volumes on S&P 500 are extremely heavy. The odds are very high on my opinion there will be a bounce up on Monday. I am not telling that this is the end. I just expect a bounce up after such strong volume...

"Apple Inc will not release first-weekend sales of the newly announced iPhone 7, the company said on Thursday, reducing analysts' early visibility into the product amid questions over whether its popularity has peaked."...

Yesterday's buying was a pure hope and excitement. Today we are starting to see the "taste". Professionals started to digest the news: http://finance.yahoo.com/news/well-fargo-downgrades-apple-115037352.html Investors hope for China is fading...

According to historical iPhone release data: http://seekingalpha.com/instablog/47498064-vicorka/4914593-iphone-release-history-expect we will have today positive opening and then AAPL will dcline. Then we will have bug reports and AAPL secline more and nothing serious will happend until 3Q earnings

I would not worry about that. Each time something new comes out it kills jobs in one sector and creates job in other sector. Self-driving cars will require maintenance, there will be maintenance shop. There will be charging stations - self-driving cars should be charged or furled somewhere...

special thing about iPhone 7 http://www.businessinsider.com/apple-iphone-7-worth-buying-2016-8

and Tim Cook continue selling his shares https://finance.yahoo.com/news/tim-cook-just-cashed-28-140500177.html and he does not wait for iPhone 7 release

According to the specification the ES have to follow S&P 500 index: http://www.cmegroup.com/trading/equity-index/us-index/e-mini-sandp500_contract_specifications.html There is supply/demand on the ES which may affect ES slightly and push it in the different to S&P 500 direction. Yet, at the end...

not really. That is why when it comes to index analysis one of the recommendation is to take a look at the Breadth data to know what index's listed stocks are doing - where do they move, where are they traded, on what volume they are traded and etc.

Index follows the general trend of the stocks listed in his index. Index's price derives from its constituents.

Tim Cook cashed in $36 million in Apple stock: http://finance.yahoo.com/news/tim-cook-cashed-36-million-131523487.html Why he decided to sell his shares now? Doesn't he believe in the AAPL recovery? He cannot sell off all his APPL shares as it would send an extremely wrong message. However...

Google hat it also. It is not about the Ford. In 5-6 years,most of the major car makers will have self driving abilities. My point is that when Apple comes with it, the market will be already heavy loaded with serious competitors and Apple will remain just cell phone producer unless they will...