I can't stop... The stocks I bought are Teladoc stock (TDOC stock), FuboTV stock (FUBO stock), Voyager Digital stock (VOYG or VYGVF stock), Palantir Technologies stock (PLTR stock), Square / Block stock (SQ stock), Robinhood stock (HOOD stock), Jumia stock (JMIA stock), SoFi Technologies stock (SOFI stock).
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On January 5th, Voyager announced their preliminary results for the quarter ending Dec 31st 2021. Revenue is anticipated to be approximately $165 million USD (up from $3.6 million USD), with funded accounts surpassing 1 million (up from just 43,000 at the beginning of the year). A future NASDAQ listing could be the one catalyst it needs to give it sufficient volume to see a sustained upwards move.
FUBO is a screaming buy based on the excellent news that came out yesterday morning, yet the stock went down. They just announced their revenue and subscriber growth numbers for Q4, which are EXCEEDING their prior guidance...
SOFI is a high margin fintech company that has now seen its multiples come down so much that its valuation has now become very reasonable in my opinion, given their growth estimates. Their 2022 Forward P/S is currently sitting at around 7.5, for an expected growth of 44%. Additionally, the national bank charter is a massive catalyst to look forward to that will drive measurable results for margins & increase the membership base. This news could drop any day. There doesn't appear to be any business-specific news behind Palantir's stock slide today, but Palantir could become a half trillion dollar company in the upcoming 10 years, so I'm not overthinking this one too much.
Teladoc is currently down more than 60% from ATH and is trading at lower P/S and EV/S ratio as pre-covid! However, since covid, the business grew its quarterly revenues by 81% and user growth was 37%, which is very impressing considering that it has to comp against the strong 2020 figures. Not only that, but they are expecting revenue to come in at 41% yoy for Q4, which is despite the 145% growth comp from the same quarter in 2020. This is a clear divergence and indicator that the stock is currently undervalued. Things look ugly now, but investing is all about the future Jumia is probably the most speculative investment out of the bunch. The pandemic has hit the company much harder than its e-commerce counterparts in North America. It has problems scaling its business and is burning through a lot of cash. But that's the cost of penetrating an untapped e-commerce market like Africa. The e-commerce market in Africa is predicted to grow to $84 billion by 2030. Jumia will grow alongside the African economy as more and more internet users are added. It will be at the epicentre of the boom in 5G of Africa in the upcoming decade. That's a revolution I want to be a part of.
HOOD stock is down more than 60% from the IPO price and the valuation is starting to really get interesting to me. Although I'm not the biggest fan of the company's way of treating their customers... I think that there is a decent chance of a strong bounce in the upcoming months. I like the growth prospects of what can come from their new crypto platform that already has 1 million users on the waitlist.
This is why dip buying is so powerful.
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