New QTR Down day.
Most of the action today revolves around sports gambling.
Penn signed a deal with Sportradar.. in which they can now use live in game NFL feed for gambling. I think this is overblown. Don't all these fools sit around these betting sites and watch these games and gamble in game? I'm pretty sure this already happens BUT lets remember that these guys are rolling out Barstool Betting App this Q3... So potentially this adds some sizzle/ This type of betting though is really for losers. In game who gets a running TD etc... just not the way you want to watch a football game.
Draftkings got an upgrade based on name recognition and they did a snaky thing to get into Illinois quicker. More on that later.
Names We Want Back In On In A Pullback--
A)
SE- Sea Ltd. The Singapore company with 3 divisions. All hot.
Mistake Sell Type A) You sell a stk and it keeps going up. Well that's what happened here with SE we made a good fortune and then left off at $92 or $93 and she kept spouting North. Not good. Now $107!
Sea Limited initiated with an Overweight at Stephens 19:44 SE Stephens analyst Jeff Cohen initiated coverage of Sea Limited with an Overweight rating and $130 price target. The analyst notes Southeast Asia's "very favorable demographics" with a large millennial population and a rapid GDP per capita / internet penetration growth. Cohen sees expansion across all three of Sea Limite'd businesses, including expanding their addressable market to new regions in gaming, growing their leadership position in e-commerce, and rolling out new monetization levers.
B)
GNRC - The power generator Co...
Mistake Sell Type B)
So when you sell a stock after a big run up and it corrects you always get that chance to jump back in and if you hesitate you are lost. Such is me with GNRC we ran it from $100 - $120 and then we had a day at about $114 to get back in and we almost dd but we got distracted and now we are at $120 with an upgrade... Not good.
Generac initiated with a Buy at Roth Capital 07:48
GNRC
Roth Capital analyst Philip Shen initiated coverage of Generac with a Buy rating and $140 price target. The analyst argues that Generac dominates the U.S. home standby market with 77% market share, high margins, and cash generation. With a healthy balance sheet and a product people want more in a crisis, the company is well-positioned to weather the COVID-19 pandemic, he adds. Beyond the pandemic, Shen sees "multiple megatrends fueling future growth," including Generac's entry into the battery/storage business, where the company's "powerful" lead generation engine could drive meaningful sales growth in the segment and sector.
Stephens starts DraftKings at Overweight amid U.S. gambling 'mega-trend' 16:29 DKNG Stephens analyst Jeff Cohen initiated coverage of DraftKings with an Overweight rating and $52 price target. Cohen said that sports betting and online gambling are an "emerging mega-trend" in the U.S. as states roll out regulations, and while the process is in the "very early innings," he views DraftKings as one of the clear winners given its brand recognition, product capability, and scale. The analyst said that the company's "superior" focus on product, tech, and data gives them a competitive advantage allowing them to spend marketing dollars more efficiently, which should make them a market share leader in most states they enter.
Penn National enters partnership with Sportradar for NFL data 07:03 PENN Penn National announced that it has entered into a partnership with Sportradar, a provider of sports data and content, to use official National Football League, or NFL, data on the company's sports betting platforms. As part of the partnership, Penn National has the ability to offer a wide array of live, in-game wagering options on NFL games at its retail sports betting locations and on its Barstool Sportsbook app, which is expected to launch in Q3. The partnership will allow Penn National to use the official NFL play-by-play data feed for live in-game wagers on the Company's sports betting platforms.