GBA Presents: RADIO SAVANT-!

I think what I am going to do is rotate in some of our better ideas. Part of me wants to catch RH today but 5% sales decline is pretty stark.

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vanzandt said:
FIGS is $8.60 on the ask.
Are you saying buy it there?
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I thought you watched opening futures. I don't but I can here them yammering in the backround.

As always wait for my GO TIME! <----- This must be the 5th time I have told you this. I know it's hard to swallow pride or whatever but I have a very good handle on when to buy. It comes from many many years of watching stocks move. (Always use 10:00-10:30 as a time frame to get serious) - always buy a first re trace if the name spurts up and if it drifts down.,. wait till the slightly better price & the markets direction is firmly established.

We have a large amount of cash from all our sales last week-! Lets use it in the best possible way-- on winners.
 
RADIO SAVANT PORTFOLIO- GBA Buys- :caution:

1- SIGA * (new)- $12.60

2- Coca Cola- $61.00--> $59---> $62.87

3- Nutrian- $84.25--------> $87---->$83! ---->$80<-------- :mad:

4- FORMULA 1-- $55.85 FWONA---> $57.81

5- Boston Scientific $36.10---> $37.94

6- Next Era ENERGY - $76.50 (VAN)---> $78.00---> $76

7-AMMO-$4.05

8-NU-$3.86

9-?

10-?

11-?


++ WATCH LIST ++

FLYW-

AGYS-

FIGS-

CFLT-

AMKR-

ABB-

SSTI-

BG-

STZ-
 
stonedinvestor said:
I think what I am going to do is rotate in some of our better ideas. Part of me wants to catch RH today but 5% sales decline is pretty stark.

Flywire added to 'Analyst Current Favorites' list at Raymond James 07:17 FLYW, Raymond James has added…






I thought you watched opening futures. I don't but I can here them yammering in the backround.

As always wait for my GO TIME! <----- This must be the 5th time I have told you this. I know it's hard to swallow pride or whatever but I have a very good handle on when to buy. It comes from many many years of watching stocks move. (Always use 10:00-10:30 as a time frame to get serious) - always buy a first re trace if the name spurts up and if it drifts down.,. wait till the slightly better price & the markets direction is firmly established.

We have a large amount of cash from all our sales last week-! Lets use it in the best possible way-- on winners.
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Well "go time" is great--- it's all these so called "winners" you brag about day after day---- that you put out there---- oftentimes 5 plus stocks per day--- but there's never a "go time" given later. But then when they go up, you go on and on about how great you are, but when they go down we get "I never gave a go time".

Do ya see what I mean here Stoney?
 
End of qtr end of half. Worst year for stocks since the 1960's wow. Lot to take in.

Sometimes I wish I was just young and dumb and in Glastonbury -

THIS IS
RADIO SAVANT-!
 
Well "go time" is great--- it's all these so called "winners" you brag about day after day--

Dude I have SEVEN confirmed kills in the last few weeks. All documented buys sells and all winners--- There is nobody around doing what I do-- trust me.

It's not bragging if you do it is it?// Lets see you step up stop complaining and get to work-- your best idea is CSX! And then you say its' long term! :vomit:

Don't turn into one of these talking heads on TV.. "Now it's time to look for companies with good earn growth and low PE's" -why weren't you all doing that in the first place!! idiots.. When things get dicey always the LONG TERM APPROACH.... suck my ball sack!
I want money NOW!!!!
 
Simply Wall St
June 13, 2022

It's not a secret that every investor will make bad investments, from time to time. But it would be foolish to simply accept every extremely large loss as an inevitable part of the game. So spare a thought for the long term shareholders of FIGS, Inc. (NYSE:FIGS); the share price is down a whopping 77% in the last twelve months. That'd be enough to make even the strongest stomachs churn. Because FIGS hasn't been listed for many years, the market is still learning about how the business performs. Shareholders have had an even rougher run lately, with the share price down 52% in the last 90 days.

There is no denying that markets are sometimes efficient, but prices do not always reflect underlying business performance. One flawed but reasonable way to assess how sentiment around a company has changed is to compare the earnings per share (EPS) with the share price.

During the last year FIGS saw its earnings per share drop below zero. Buyers no doubt think it's a temporary situation, but those with a nose for quality have low tolerance for losses. However, there may be an opportunity for investors if the company can recover.

The company's earnings per share (over time) is depicted in the image below (click to see the exact numbers).


earnings-per-share-growth
It's good to see that there was some significant insider buying in the last three months.<----

Van check your system for Insider action if you would.
 
BG stands out. I don't want to be last man standing but when earn come arond these ag names are going to have big numbers---

Bunge Limited (BG)
NYSE - NYSE
91.48+0.77 (+0.85%)
At close: June 29 04:00PM EDT
92.60 +1.12 (+1.22%)<---------------
Pre-Market: 08:38AM EDT
 
Top-Ranked Ag Giant Bunge Stock Jumps To 81 RS Rating


Bunge (BG) stock was on the upswing before Russia invaded Ukraine in February. Then its stock spiked amid concerns about the global food supply. And despite the global bear market for stocks, top-ranked Bunge stock's IBD Relative Strength (RS) Rating on Wednesday bounced up to 81, rising from 78 the day before.

Its new 81 RS Rating is a notable improvement. Decades of market research shows that the stocks that go on to make the biggest gains tend to have an RS Rating over 80 as they launch their biggest price moves. Bunge is in the winners circle now.

Looking For The Best Stocks To Buy And Watch? Have A Gummy!

Bunge Stock Buffeted By Macro Factors
With grain from Russia and Ukraine largely missing from the world market, farmers around the world are scrambling to increase production to avoid starvation in poorer parts of the world. That's bullish for Bunge, which processes grains and oilseeds and makes fertilizer. However, with the overall stock market bearish, interest rates rising and the Fed determined to slow growth to cap inflation, Bunge isn't immune to such macro factors.

Bunge stock is ranked No. 1 in the Agricultural Operations industry group. Seeds and other ag products seller Corteva (CTVA) and cooking oil recycler Darling Ingredients (DAR) are Nos. 2 and 3 in the group, respectively.

Bunge stock soared 53% from an 84.10 low at the end of last December to 128.40 on April 21. Then it succumbed to the emerging bear market and tumbled below 100. It closed Wednesday at 91.48, up 0.85% for the day. It's risen three of the past five days. While Bunge is not near an ideal buy zone right now, see if it is able to form and break out from a proper base.

Earnings Surged 36% Last Quarter
Bunge stock has mostly advanced as it has reported double-digit sales and profit growth every quarter over the past year. Earnings climbed 36% last quarter to $4.26 per share, up from 14% growth the prior quarter. Revenue rose 23% in its most recent quarter, to $15.9 billion. The prior three periods it posted 63%, 39% and 32% sales growth. Keep an eye out for the company's next round of numbers on or around July 28.
 
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