$TMDX short position is getting close to 30%, and short sellers are gaining a lot of power to control the price. The company is still profitable, and revenue keeps growing YoY, but as always, bad news brings out the synthetic shares squad. I'm glad Gary Gensler is leaving soon.

Tonight, we’ll discuss $TGT $TGT operates approximately 1,950 stores across the U.S., strategically located in urban, suburban, and rural areas to ensure nationwide accessibility. Unlike competitors like Walmart, which leases a significant portion of its properties, Target owns

4 undervalued stocks you might want to check. (THREAD🧵) 1. $BABA - Alibaba Group Holding $BABA commands over 50% of China's e-commerce market, outpacing competitors like JD and PDD. Its platforms serve more than 1.3 billion annual active consumers globally, including 953

3. $NKE - Nike $NKE commands over 25% of the global footwear market and operates more than 1,000 stores worldwide, solidifying its position as the industry leader. The Jordan brand alone generates over $5 billion annually. Nike’s membership program includes over 300 million

4. $TM - Toyota Motor Corp $TM with over 10,000 dealerships worldwide, is the global leader in hybrid vehicles, controlling over 75% of the U.S. hybrid vehicle market. In Asia, it remains the top-selling automaker in Japan and Southeast Asia. Toyota has sold over 20 million

I am still 100% bullish on $ASML, $NU, $HIMS, and $TMDX. $AMZN, $GOOG, $MELI, $LVHM, and $ASML still have a lot of room for growth and could potentially double your money or more. But I'm probably the last person who is still bullish on $OIL

Some people don't like $MELI because it operates in Latin America, and they're worried about the Brazilian economy. Here are a few points to consider: 1) MercadoLibre is built to thrive in challenging environments. 2) Galperin founded MercadoLibre during the dot-com bubble, one

Growth stocks I would buy now: $MELI They are going to open a bank soon. $TMDX Liver transplants in the US are at an all-time high. $AMZN AWS is underestimated. $FOUR The CEO is going to NASA, but the company remains strong. Growth stocks I would avoid now: $SMCI: Enron 2.0

$INTC has appointed two semiconductor industry veterans to its board of directors: Eric Meurice, former president, CEO, and chairman of $ASML Holding Steve Sanghi, chairman and interim CEO of $MU. Both will serve as independent directors. i'm 100000% Bullish on $ASML now

There a lot oportunities right now: $UBER: sleeping giant and It's rock solid; they are reducing drivers' benefits and consumer benefits every single year while increasing profit. $GRAB is doing the same thing, but its projection is after 2026. $TMDX: Liver transplant numbers

Today, we’ll discuss $BRK $BRK, led by Warren Buffett, owns over 60 subsidiaries across insurance, energy, railroads, manufacturing, and retail, providing consistent cash flow and reducing exposure to sector-specific risks. Additionally, it holds significant stakes in companies

Analyzing its fundamentals, $BRK remains in a strong position despite its intrinsic value being slightly below the current stock price. Its P/E ratio is within the ideal range, and its P/S ratio is close. Additionally, Berkshire holds over $140 billion in cash and cash

$ULTA is up 10% after hours - More stores have been opened - Sales better than expected -$177 million in cash - As of November 2, 2024, $2.9 billion remained available under the $3.0 billion share repurchase program announced in October 2024. The buybacks will continue; this

Good morning everyone, Bernard Arnault added more $LVMH, over $3 million worth of share and $81 million in less than 30 days $BABA bought $200 million worth of shares this week $LVMH insiders:

$BABA Buybacks:

$LULU CEO has made $500k in less than 3 months. He added at $260. Few things: 1) You can make money without overpriced tech stocks. 2) Listen to insiders. Just few people like $LULU

Starting today, I will be adding comments on company dividends for those who are interested. Today dividend Pay-dates Honeywell ( $HON ) - 2.0% - $1.13 While Honeywell's dividend yield may not be the highest in the market, $HON maintains robust cash flow with

4 stocks with the potential to double in value in the coming years. (THREAD🧵) 1. $NVO - Novo Nordisk A/S $NVO leads the global insulin market with over 30% share in diabetes care and dominates the GLP-1 receptor agonist market with top products like Ozempic, Rybelsus, and

3. $PBR - Petroleo Brasileiro $PBR is a global leader in developing and operating pre-salt oil fields, primarily located off the coast of Brazil, which account for 70% of Petrobras's oil production. The company operates extensive infrastructure, including 13 refineries, which

4. $DEO - Diageo $DEO is the world’s largest spirits producer by revenue and volume, with a presence in over 180 countries that ensures extensive market penetration and strong brand recognition. The company’s strategic expansion into high-growth regions such as Asia and Africa