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1 hr ago • u/RunsOnJava98 • r/CryptoCurrency • whales_are_bullish_on_xrp_is_it_an_imminent • C
Fr fr. Hiring the ex CFO of Amazon is a big deal imo.
sentiment 0.18
2 hr ago • u/mrbiscuits24 • r/wallstreetbets • what_are_your_moves_tomorrow_may_31_2023 • C
Remember when the BBBY CFO “fell” off of a 8 story balcony?
Pepperidge Farm remembers
sentiment 0.00
3 hr ago • u/Peteszahh • r/Superstonk • is_it_hot_in_here_to_anyone_else • C
I didn’t realize until yesterday that RC has more shares in Apple than Apple’s CEO and CFO combined. That blew my mind, ngl.
Also, I’ll try to dig it up when my daughter goes down for a nap but I’m pretty sure I read somewhere that all MacBooks come with the Bitcoin white paper hidden somewhere in the files.
If you look at apples history with data privacy and ZK technology, they’re clearly into decentralization even they don’t bring it up. Their wallet currently uses zk proofs to spoof your card when you use Apple Pay so the merchant can’t get your CC number.
They also made changes to data collection policies way back with iOS14 and it completely fucked Facebook. And rightfully so because Facebook was using cookies in your phone to track literally everything you do. As someone who runs some Facebook ads for clients, the whole ad algorithm has been screwed up since then and as costs are through the roof because Facebook doesn’t have the data to pinpoint ads to the right people (or the most vulnerable people).
Anyway, rant over. I believe Apple and GameStop are in bed and they about to release in store AR/VR gaming experiences. I could be wrong, but the clues are all there.
sentiment -0.88
6 hr ago • u/Spins13 • r/ValueInvesting • rnr_value_play • Stock Analysis • B
I usually invest in 15-20% a year compounders and some discounted tech companies but I just came across $RNR and wanted to try a value play (buy low and sell when it reaches value). Not sure it will be a good investment as a company can stay undervalued very long without growing but I think this is a good catch. I put in 3% of my portfolio as it looked really good albeit a bit risky.
I found $RNR looking for companies with very high percentage of insider buy in. The CEO, CFO and several directors have all bought the stock in the last 2 years. The company provides reinsurance for natural and exceptional disasters. This may seem like a bad idea with global warming and all but they say they take this into account in their annual reports.
The company did poorly in 2021 and especially in 2022 but the last 2 quarters look extremely strong (if next two are similar they would double revenue YoY). They did not dilute in the past 2 years but will add 6 million shares (44 -> 50m) to finance the 3 billion acquisition of Validus Re from AIG (these new shares are sold at AIG with a small discount so it’s sort of a share swap). The reports look good, without any BS or creative accounting. I expect 2023 results to be good and sell at the start of 2024 or in 2025. I do not want to hold onto it too long as I do like the reinsurance sector.
Past performance on the last 5 years is a decent 56% so pretty much in line with the market. All analysts just upped their target price on the company. The total equity is 16% more than their market cap, the forward P/E would be under 5. DCF suggests it is at least 30% undervalued.
Of course this is not investment advice and you should always do your own due diligence. I personally have in interest to promote this for example as I already own some stock.
What do you guys think of this one ?
sentiment 0.99
8 hr ago • u/skyplt29 • r/weedstocks • daily_discussion_thread_may_30_2023 • C
Perhaps they are hedging their bets and given up on SAFE or rescheduling happening this year. If that is the case, despite the short term pain, maybe they are in survivor mode and doing what it takes to outlast the other LPs. If WEED and ACB go down because they run out of cash this year then I will congratulate the Tilray CFO for outwitting the competition.
sentiment 0.48
9 hr ago • u/WSeattlePNW • r/weedstocks • tilray_brands_ama_wednesday_may_31_6pm_et_with • C
Carl, given TLRY’s finances and the price of $TLRY right now. Do you believe, there is someone better suited for CFO?
sentiment 0.44
9 hr ago • u/Dose_of_Reality • r/CanadianInvestor • allied_properties_apun_what_am_i_not_understanding • C
What are you on about? Michael Emory has been buying shares on the public, not selling them.
He’s still Chairman of the board. CFO was promoted to CEO as part of succession planning.
sentiment 0.70
11 hr ago • u/RRSignalguy • r/dividends • anyone_looking_to_pick_up_any_marine_shipping_div • C
Davidsidemusic- may be later but here is the guidance from Zim’s CFO:
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Chief financial offier Xavier Destriau advised: “Looking forward, we think the demand side is presently subdued by the destocking cycle in the US.
This, though, will at some point come to an end and given that Q3 is the peak season for the transpacific trade on which we operate, we expect the cycle to reset in time for that traditional third-quarter peak.”
Reaffirming its full-year guidance, Zim said it was forecasting ebit of $100m -$500m, in contrast to analyst projections of a loss of $95m.
sentiment -0.57
12 hr ago • u/TimeStrangler • r/MMAT • still_sitting_on_0_contracts • C
Bunch of Meta staff just got laid off. New CFO is cutting projects and minimizing. We were looking bankruptcy in the face. He's desperate trying to find financing to not do another offering that brings it under .10. I know they are looking to sell part of the business. All those hires people were bullish about and now after executives are fired over insider trading they are cutting
\+ watch for 8K today maybe tomorrow
sentiment -0.75
12 hr ago • u/S0_Crates • r/stocks • what_would_you_do_currently_holding_11_million_in • C
Def diversify it. Something like a target date mutual fund, or some kind of managed account. Given current market conditions a money market fund or series of instruments wouldn't be terrible for weathering the next 3 months, then check the weather and see if the markets have stabilized a bit. Just depends on a lot of factors (expected retirement age, liquidity needs, current debt you may have, needs for your family/dependents, emergency fund needs, etc etc.).
The real answer is I'd call an advisor. Companies like Merrill Lynch, Fidelity Investments, Charles Schwab can offer consults over the phone in 30 min- 1 HR for free to help get you some good ideas of what you might want to invest in. That's where you should start. But make sure you're talking to someone who is a CFO (certified financial planner) or at lest a financial advisor representative. They have the licenses/knowledge for these questions.
sentiment 0.83
14 hr ago • u/Laddtorsk1 • r/ISKbets • när_magkänslan_levererar • C
Äger inte heller aktien så jag skiter lite i om deras andra produkter är bra eller inte. Sitter inte som CFO så jag försöker använda deras app i den utsträckning som det går och kan inte svara för mycket mer än att deras app är underutvecklad!
sentiment 0.00
19 hr ago • u/ProcedureFun410 • r/Shortsqueeze • shopify_shop_unleash_your_selling_potential_buy • Discussion • B

* **Its business has been challenged as the economy emerges from the pandemic.**
* **While revenue continues to grow, operating losses have also increased.**
* **The stock's valuation is cheaper than its historical average -- but it's still not cheap.**
## The leading e-commerce platform provider is still posting strong growth, but its bottom line remains in the red.
Like other e-commerce businesses, **Shopify** **($****SHOP****)** benefited from a huge surge in online shopping that occurred during the worst of the coronavirus pandemic. Sales were skyrocketing, and the company was posting positive operating profits for several quarters.
However, with the uncertain economic environment and inflation on everyone's minds now, Shopify's growth has moderated and its shares have retreated sharply from their 2021 peak. Yet, the stock has still produced a remarkable 300% return over the past five years. This means a $1,000 investment in Shopify back then would be worth more than $4,000 today.
Past returns are wonderful, but what should investors do about this stock now? Let's take a closer look at this top e-commerce business.
https://preview.redd.it/9b05fnuipw2b1.png?width=878&format=png&auto=webp&v=enabled&s=dd5d5dfdae2016a52b16de8ca4b98068eb8fc09f
## Sizing up the latest numbers
Shopify, which provides services that make it incredibly easy and seamless for businesses to start selling online, has seen its growth slow. This is especially the case when compared to a couple of years ago. But the numbers are still impressive. In the latest quarter (Q1 2023, ended March 31), gross merchandise volume (GMV) increased 15% year over year to $49.6 billion.
"We achieved this GMV strength primarily through more resilient consumer spend, with strength in Europe being particularly notable, existing merchant same-store sales growth, and growth in our merchant base," CFO Jeff Hoffmeister stated on the first-quarter earnings call. Those are clearly all positive trends.
Revenue was up 25% during the period, driven by a record attach rate of 3.04%. The attach rate, often called a take rate, is calculated as revenue divided by GMV, essentially measuring how much of the dollar volume on its platform Shopify gets to keep. The company noted that merchants are buying more services and solutions.
The leadership team is trying to temper its expectations. "Our perspective on the rest of the year remains cautious and assumes that inflation remains elevated, which may pressure consumer spending," management said in its earnings presentation. Nonetheless, executives are optimistic enough to forecast a similar rate of revenue growth in the current quarter to what was achieved in Q1.
## Some other things to keep in mind
It's certainly encouraging to see Shopify put up solid double-digit GMV and revenue growth, particularly at a time when inflation is leading to lower discretionary spending power for consumers. The company's strong momentum could be enough to keep shareholders happy.
But investors should also pay attention to another important financial figure. In the most recent quarter, Shopify's operating loss was $193 million, which was roughly double the operating loss of $98 million in Q1 2022. This happened despite revenue rising. That's obviously not a good result for a company that should be inching closer to profitability on a GAAP basis as it achieves greater scale.
Shopify did tout the fact that it was able to generate positive free cash flow of $86 million. But because this metric adds back Shopify's $135 million of stock-based compensation since it's a non-cash expense, I'm not really buying it. Investors should be paying attention to these numbers going forward.
Nonetheless, the company's stellar growth might be enough of a reason to want to own shares. And there's a long runway for Shopify to continue its monster gains. According to data provided by the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, online shopping only accounted for 15.1% of all retail sales in Q1 2023. And according to Cloudways, a cloud infrastructure company, Shopify has the leading market share (25%) of e-commerce platforms in the U.S.
All of this puts Shopify in a prime position to benefit as more shopping moves to digital channels.
## What should investors do?
Those who are enamored with Shopify's growth might want to consider buying the stock today even though positive profits seem like a long way off. The shares are up 70% so far in 2023, and they trade at a price-to-sales (P/S) multiple of 12.7. That's not cheap by any stretch of the imagination, but it is well below the trailing-five-year average of 28.9.
sentiment 1.00
1 day ago • u/ProgrammaticallyHip • r/investing • qualcomm_makes_chips_in_a_dip_could_rip_thanks_to • B
**Quick Summary:**

• Qualcomm is a semiconductor and services company famous for LTE and CDMA cell networks and putting Snapdragon chip sets in billions of Android devices.
• Qualcomm is betting the future of its business on so-called "on device" AI. This could be the future of AI processing.
• It is one of a diminishing number of AI plays that has [yet to pop.](https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/QCOM/chart/)
• Qualcomm's chips [lead in AI performance testing.](https://www.reuters.com/technology/qualcomm-nvidia-spar-top-spot-ai-chip-efficiency-tests-2023-04-05/)
• Qualcomm has AI-driven partnerships with Microsoft and other key players.


**Qualcomm's Thesis**

Qualcomm is poised to benefit from hybrid or "on device" AI, which will help AI scale by shifting processing from the cloud (hard to scale, expensive) to devices (cheaper, better privacy).

Qualcomm Technologies CFO Akash Palkhiwala explains:

*"From an AI perspective, our view is as large language models come into play, a lot of the inference is going to happen on the device rather than in the cloud…The cost is definitely way cheaper on the device side. If you can run a model, inference-wise, on the device…that’s a huge advantage for us…We have the opportunity to expand the capacity of this low-power engine \[developed for smartphones\] and apply it to large language models…That’s what creates an advantage for us going forward…It’s something that creates a competitive advantage for us across all edge devices.”*
*If you're still awake after reading Akash's ellipses-stuffed quote, further reading on this topic: Qualcomm runs Stable Diffusion on an Android.*

**Risk Factors**

• Qualcomm reported a 17% decline in phone chip sales last quarter. Yeah it's a very challenging macro environment for smartphone sales, but 17% is poor. The company's automotive chip business (which is crucial to its on-device AI strategy) grew by 20%, which eases the pain a bit.
• Total revenue was down by 18%, in line with analyst expectations but still poor.
• Qualcomm's core business is still smartphones. Apple's 5G chip and normalization of smartphone buying could be a tailwind for next year, but Qualcomm is still trying mightily to diversify beyond phones. Early returns appear to be just OK, not great.


**Verdict**
Qualcomm has some significant headwinds and recent earnings were poor. Yet much of that is related to short-term problems with global smartphone demand. The real question is can they grow beyond their core business? The explosion of interest in AI has significantly boosted this possibility. It's also somewhat likely that Qualcomm benefits from general market sentiment toward AI, given the outsized performance of AI-related companies, even those where AI is less central to the business model.
sentiment 0.31
1 day ago • u/skyplt29 • r/weedstocks • whats_happening_to_canopy_and_tilray_stock • C
No disrespect gentlemen, but I have watched your show a few times, and I am not getting any more insight than I do on here. This show is a good example...there were no new insights on either Canopy or Tilray. You did not have a guest (like a CFO from either, or even an a analyst) to add some details we did not know, and perhaps most frustrating, when you referred to charts all I got was stock video of beautiful people looking intently at their computer screen or random stock quotations from what appeared to be an ad for something.
We are all hurting; I respectfully suggest getting more meat in the podcast versus what we already do here...which is bitch about weedstocks.
Not intended as destructive, rather constructive, criticism.
sentiment 0.32
1 day ago • u/Wiezgie • r/BBBY • apple_king_rc_owns_more_shares_than_any_insider • 🤔 Speculation / Opinion • T
APPLE KING 🍏🤴: RC owns more shares than any insider of Apple, including singlehandedly owning more than the CEO, CFO and COO combined. Is Apple the missing link? Will GMERICA premiere on Apple VR? 147 basket cycle falls in line with WWDC reveal
sentiment 0.17
1 day ago • u/KakaakoKid • r/ValueInvesting • why_market_value_apple_at_pe_30 • C
There's an old joke that goes something like this: The CEO of a company approaches the CFO and says, "What do you think our earnings will be next quarter?" And, the CFO responds, "Whatever you'd like them to be." While companies have more leeway when calculating their non-GAAP earnings (which analysts focus on) than GAAP earnings, both depend on management's assumptions. Like you, I focus on FCF, and I'm also interested in ROIC. P/E is a lesser consideration.
sentiment 0.89
1 day ago • u/CharlieDayofWallStrt • r/stocks • is_target_looking_to_be_a_buy_at_this_price • C
You dont know anything. CFO also sold nvdia.. so whats your point
sentiment 0.00
1 day ago • u/AffectionateAd6060 • r/stocks • is_target_looking_to_be_a_buy_at_this_price • C
Have you looked at their insider trading? When the CFO is selling everything i'd say NO
Inbev, yes.
sentiment -0.64
2 days ago • u/Broad-Present-8235 • r/StockMarket • boys_girls_stop_buying_nvda_puts • C
CFO sold Nvda shares before earnings…
sentiment 0.30


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