GBA Presents: THE GREEN MARKET

I'm sure you guys did better than me! @$7.50 I'm so slow---But Whooo hooo!!!!!

Pear Therapeutics, Inc. (PEAR)
NasdaqCM - NasdaqCM Real Time Price. Currency in USD

8.47+2.27(+36.61%)<------------------
As of 09:46AM EST. Market open.
  • From Your Morning notes-
Pear Therapeutics initiated with a Buy at BTIG 06:33 PEAR BTIG analyst Marie Thibault initiated coverage of Pear Therapeutics with a Buy rating and $12 price target. Thibault believes Pear is one of the best-positioned companies in the prescription digital therapeutics space, and that it has a head start on a regulatory, commercial, and operational basis, with its PearCreate and PearConnect platforms intended to rapidly iterate and distribute new PDTs, the analyst tells investors in a research note.
 

These Are the Top Retail Stocks for 2022, According to Analysts
Updated Dec. 29, 2021 10:31 am ET / Original Dec. 28, 2021 1:04 pm ET


im-458894

Retailers that specialize in luxury goods and those that are resilient against inflation will do well in 2022, according to Cowen analysts.
The top retail stocks for 2022 are companies that specialize in luxury goods, and those that are resilient against inflation, according to Cowen analysts.

Investors should look for defensive stocks that perform better during broad market recessions and offer solid returns amid inflation, which will be “significant and semi-permanent,” heading into next year, Cowen analysts wrote in a report published Tuesday.

“Cowen prefers to own stocks tailored toward the high end consumers, and stocks that provide deep value to the lower-end consumers,” wrote lead analyst Oliver Chen. Those include LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton(ticker: MC:France),RH,(RH), the retailer formerly known as Restoration Hardware,Brilliant Earth Group(BRLT),Costco Wholesale(COST), and Walmart(WMT).

Costco,Brilliant Earth,RH, andLVMHcan hold steady against inflation thanks to their pricing power and market share, Chen wrote. RH, for example, has about a 4.5% market share of the furniture industry, and Brilliant Earth has about $61 billion of the $300 billion global fine jewelry market, the analysts say.

Investors shouldn’t overlook the beauty industry as “consumers’ awareness and preference for health and wellness remain elevated,” the analysts wrote.E.l.f. Beauty(ELF),Olaplex Holdings(OLPX),Sally Beauty Holdings(SBH),Beauty Health(SKIN), the parent of Hydrafacial, andUlta Beauty(ULTA), each offer “innovation, pricing and generation Z,” factors. Of the picks, Olaplex is projected to see the most sales growth— 26.6%—in a global cosmetics industryset to hit $415.29 billion from 2021 to 2028.

Lets look into Olaplex & Brilliant Earth Grp----
 
wait I heard about these guys--

Description

Brilliant Earth Group, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, engages in the design, procurement, and retail sale of diamonds, gemstones, and jewelry in the United States and internationally. Its product assortment and merchandise include a collection of diamond engagement rings, wedding and anniversary rings, gemstone rings, and fine jewelry. The company sells directly to consumers through its omnichannel sales platform, including e-commerce and showrooms. As of August 30, 2021, it had 13 showrooms across nine states and Washington D.C. The company was founded in 2005 and is headquartered in San Francisco, California.

I think they grow fake diamonds or something... I remember having a negative vibe....
 

Olaplex Holdings, Inc. (OLPX)

29.94+0.81(+2.78%)

Stock Market Breakout For Olaplex
Olaplex Holdings(OLPX) climbed past the 30.23 buy point of acup-without-handle basein heavy trading. But by midday, the stock erased most gains after being up more than 5%. The developer of a pioneering hair treatment was Thursday's IBD Stock of the Day. An alternate entry can be spotted around 28, and Olaplex is above it.


Description

Olaplex Holdings, Inc. manufactures and sells hair care products. It offers hair care shampoos and conditioners for the hair treatment, maintenance, and protection. The company was founded in 2014 and is based in Santa Barbara, California.



-->Avantor(AVTR) is forming a cup base with some choppy price action.


 
vanzandt said:
Even though it's $535/share, can we put Restoration Hardware in there?
More...

Stoney!!!!
I was worried about you, mum for days.
I thought perhaps the bear got ya.
Post that picture of Whitey the Deer.

My Restoration Hardware is up $19 or 4% on the day.
Starting 2022 in true GBA savant style.
I haven't checked the mail-room yet.

What's our new thread title or are we keeping this one?
 
Van you won't believe this I HAVE SUPER POWERS. Yesterday the Miele expensive carpet vaccum broke. My wife was all angry at me for not breaking down the X-mas tree and so she in an angry mood vacumed and broke it. It's like $900!!!!!And I'm, telling you it was DEAD.I spent an hour yesterday trying to start it. The motor was dead.

So there it was ready to be brought down the hall to the recycling room and I said lets try it one more time.Vrooooom! I swear. So the hose was removed and dust blew up everywhere-- that hose was so clogged because my wife kept vaccuming with a full bag<--- a ha... There might be some sort of advanced shut off system?

My wife is at a exercise class and I interrupt and call her with the machine roaring DO YOU HEAR THAT BABY! What is it? It's the sound of you canceling that damn Amazon order!!!!!
STOP!!!

Is the New Year Luck turning up! ( I realize I spelled vaccum wrong ten times will look it up)

I have a funny Restortation Hardware story:When it almost went bankrupt and traded for $1 something I made a huge pitch to buy... REJECTED.. up 1000% since...
 
stonedinvestor said:

These Are the Top Retail Stocks for 2022, According to Analysts
Updated Dec. 29, 2021 10:31 am ET / Original Dec. 28, 2021 1:04 pm ET


im-458894

Retailers that specialize in luxury goods and those that are resilient against inflation will do well in 2022, according to Cowen analysts.
The top retail stocks for 2022 are companies that specialize in luxury goods, and those that are resilient against inflation, according to Cowen analysts.

Investors should look for defensive stocks that perform better during broad market recessions and offer solid returns amid inflation, which will be “significant and semi-permanent,” heading into next year, Cowen analysts wrote in a report published Tuesday.

“Cowen prefers to own stocks tailored toward the high end consumers, and stocks that provide deep value to the lower-end consumers,” wrote lead analyst Oliver Chen. Those include LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton(ticker: MC:France),RH,(RH), the retailer formerly known as Restoration Hardware,Brilliant Earth Group(BRLT),Costco Wholesale(COST), and Walmart(WMT).

Costco,Brilliant Earth,RH, andLVMHcan hold steady against inflation thanks to their pricing power and market share, Chen wrote. RH, for example, has about a 4.5% market share of the furniture industry, and Brilliant Earth has about $61 billion of the $300 billion global fine jewelry market, the analysts say.

Investors shouldn’t overlook the beauty industry as “consumers’ awareness and preference for health and wellness remain elevated,” the analysts wrote.E.l.f. Beauty(ELF),Olaplex Holdings(OLPX),Sally Beauty Holdings(SBH),Beauty Health(SKIN), the parent of Hydrafacial, andUlta Beauty(ULTA), each offer “innovation, pricing and generation Z,” factors. Of the picks, Olaplex is projected to see the most sales growth— 26.6%—in a global cosmetics industryset to hit $415.29 billion from 2021 to 2028.

Lets look into Olaplex & Brilliant Earth Grp----
More...
All these retail stocks and they didn't put in the one VZ picked at $40? Foot-Locker. Really? Or RH?
Pfff. But they figured out Costco is a good stock. Whatever. How much do these folks get paid/year Stoney?

FL-------> $45.17 :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:

EDIT: .... oh the did put RH in there.
Smart.
 
Last edited:
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top