Vici Properties. 4.8% yield VICI Properties Inc. is a real estate investment trust. The Company is primarily engaged in the business of owning and acquiring gaming, hospitality, and entertainment destinations, subject to long-term triple net leases. The Company segments include real property business and golf course business. The real property business segment...
we are going back to school and hopefully reopening. If chgg can break out it has a big gap to fill.
unlike most tech names SPLK has been crashing and basing since May of last year. It looks washed out.
they last reported sales were up 59% and profits were FAT because most of their revenues are from royalties so cost of sales is near zero. This looks like a reasonable spot to buy in front of earnings. www.earningswhispers.com
BA is in a meaningful downtrend. However much has changed. First they may be finally able to go back into production and complete deliveries now that China has signed off. Second the wildfire that is Omicron is expected to burn out quick. People are sick of the covid and want to travel. what will happen next? 1 Breakout 2 resume downtrend This deserves to...
Recent earnings were terrific. Sales plus 39%, massive earnings beat and they guided higher for next quarter. Looks like its giving another opportunity to buy.
MCS killed earning s a few days ago and this stock fits the reopening theme . Sales were up 332% and earnings beat by 102%. Chart is very interesting.
Earnings on Nov 9 were not impressive. Still this stock looks poised to rip.
LYFT looks like it's in a short term downtrend but its at support and just posted terrific earnings. Sales were up 74% yoy and earnings were 25% higher than expected. Buy the bounce to the mid $50's
AAL UAL DAL all made triple bottoms followed by a strong rally above the trend line. Delta variant is on its way out, Vax rates are way up and all the airlines posted excellent numbers. JBLU is domestic but opening global travel on Nov 8 can only help. If you see JBLU bounce up off $14 it's very bullish.
Last Q they showed 83% sales growth and sales were 11% better than expected. Still, earning was far worse than expected so the stock slid into a funk.
Payments co GPN saw sales up 27% in august earnings . Covid D stalled the reopening and GPN slid back. Now at LT support.
After a solid Aug beat that saw 55% sales growth SPR an aircraft parts Mfg. in the US is braking out. It seems it was held back by the delta varian, so now as covid declines this stock flies to $55
The fundamentals are there. Revs +25% last Q. Earns are due March 6th.
Earnings are expected on the 11/26. Last Q they beat and guided higher with 27% sales growth. The market is clearly worried that SaaS stocks are too expensive and running out of growth opportunities. I always wait for earning to be reported so I miss lots of good buys but occasionally miss a bad pullback. I do own the stock.
They rent textbooks to students and help with studying for tests. My assumption is that the value minded on wall street will soon ask where can I find 25+% growth and give up on their value sensitive ways. A break out seems at hand.
It operates in cloud and security two stellar growth areas. Last Q was a slight miss but PANW still has strong sequential and YoY growth. Maybe now is a good to to see if PANW can get ahead of itself again?
CI recently broke through near term support at $157. May have to retest long term support at $145