generic-user-1 said: P/E-ratio would be nice |
on all the stocks listed?
Unfortunately Nintendo hasn't reported any gains in their quarterlies for almost a year, so there is no current P/E
generic-user-1 said: P/E-ratio would be nice |
on all the stocks listed?
Unfortunately Nintendo hasn't reported any gains in their quarterlies for almost a year, so there is no current P/E
theprof00 said:
on all the stocks listed? |
that would be alot work posting and everyone could look it up on the linked sites faster-
but if you take 1 or 2 stocks and make a post about new highs or low, P/E ratio would be nice to see if the stock is rising on ard facts or just on speculation
Not sure how I missed this thread years ago.
I've played with the stock market enough to get a down payment on my home, but I've been withdrawn since. Will follow.
generic-user-1 said:
that would be alot work posting and everyone could look it up on the linked sites faster- but if you take 1 or 2 stocks and make a post about new highs or low, P/E ratio would be nice to see if the stock is rising on ard facts or just on speculation |
It's a little more complicated than that. They haven't "officially" listed any numbers, and the current price is based on mobile market speculation for NTDOY, that is correct, but we do have a pretty good idea of what the deal will show. I'm not sure that NTDOY is currently worth 22$ per share, but they have a report coming out in a couple weeks so we'll know then.
As for Sony, it is definitely based on speculation, but there are some amazing numbers out there so we can't be entirely sure that the speculators are wrong. We've seen three games announced as exclusive from third parties, and that number will continue to grow along with the ps4 sales.
The bump today for Sony is a result of a report that their loss for the past year is 1B yen, which is significantly down from their forecast of 1.45B
This would suggest strong growth.
It's not as simple to look at an EPS or P/E and determine the reason why stocks make moves.
theprof00 said:
It's a little more complicated than that. They haven't "officially" listed any numbers, and the current price is based on mobile market speculation for NTDOY, that is correct, but we do have a pretty good idea of what the deal will show. I'm not sure that NTDOY is currently worth 22$ per share, but they have a report coming out in a couple weeks so we'll know then. As for Sony, it is definitely based on speculation, but there are some amazing numbers out there so we can't be entirely sure that the speculators are wrong. We've seen three games announced as exclusive from third parties, and that number will continue to grow along with the ps4 sales. The bump today for Sony is a result of a report that their loss for the past year is 1B yen, which is significantly down from their forecast of 1.45B This would suggest strong growth. It's not as simple to look at an EPS or P/E and determine the reason why stocks make moves. |
EPS and P/E tell you if the stock is worth a buy or realy risky.
generic-user-1 said:
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It's circumstantial.
If you haven't posted a profit you won't have a P/E.
A company can still beat loss expectations and have a worthy investment without being risky.
Like for example, Sony's earning statement last night that showed 1B yen loss.
Microsoft ($MSFT) is up around 9.5%
Nintendo ($NTDOY) up 2.5%
Sony ($SNE) up 2%
Nintendo announces their quarterly 5/6. The stock recently doubled from market speculation after Iwata announced partnership with mobile company DeNa to produce mobile games. Whether their market price holds up is anyone's guess.
Their quarterly should show a very nice boost resulting from higher than expected amiibo sales, and mobile games
April 28th
Stock open
$MSFT up 1% at open, showing continued strength, probably off the back of AAPL's results like Kowen said showing lacking iPad sales. With a new surface 3 getting great reviews, this could piggyback into a stronger than expected quarter for MS, so keep an eye on them. I rate MSFT as a medium buy. If it dips 1-2% I would recommend strong buy.
$AAPL down almost 2% on high volume. Despite a strong result, investors are worried about comps. (word of the day) Apple CEO Tim Cook reiterated that no such worried are valid and growth will continue, claiming other forms of revenue.
I would rate AAPL currently as a buy. If it continues to decline to 125, I would increase that to a moderate buy. The reasoning is because Apple watch products weren't built into the current quarterly report, and there are rumors that Apple will bt joining the streaming media market soon. If Apple is to announce updates to Apple Tv with streaming this could see a major bump.
UPDATE: As expected there is strong resistance around 49$ for $MSFT. With Volume almost at half at not even mid-day, we could see it smash through the ceiling, though unlikely. There is very little resistance above 49$ and we could be seeing a major surge of growth in the stock price this quarter. Again, keep your eyes on MS. This is my current #1 recommendation for investment.
Additionally, Nintendo ($NTDOY) reports soon. I doubt that it is going to be able to sustain its current stock price as almost half of it is based on speculation. Current stock owners should be advised that this current price does not have roots in actual numbers, though I expect the stock price to be good for the next quarter. Nintendo reports next week.
In other news, Konami has delisted itself from the NYSE citing lw volume concerns.
Stock drops almost 3% despite 100% growth in its gambling sector. This stock could be due for an upward correction on speculation concerns.
kowenicki said: One note of caution. No biggie in the long run but some investors may get spooked. |
I did not expect it to be up again today or yesterday even. I sold a dollar 60 ago. Man, what a waste. I don't see any current downside for re-entry until the write-down.
When do you think this will occur?