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2023-09-21

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The inflation crisis left many business sectors disrupted, and the release of ChatGPT started an artificial intelligence (AI) boom in the middle of that unstable situation. Yesteryear&#39;s market darlings and blue chips are down. A new batch of favorites have taken their place. Everything you thought you knew about the stock market suddenly looks obsolete.</p><p>But some things never change. The best way to make money in stock investments is by finding great companies whose stocks are undervalued. Buy low and sell high (or hold forever, watching your wealth build over time). And it&#39;s easy to find incredible stocks at a deep discount right now.</p><p>Read on to see how media giant <strong>Walt Disney</strong> and freelance services specialist <strong>Fiverr International</strong> fit the bill. If you have $1,000 of investable cash to spare, these two stocks look like great long-term investments today. Diversify with both, or champion just one -- either way, Fiverr and Disney are priced to please.</p><h2 id=\"id_2736112815\">The House of Mouse never looked so affordable</h2><p>I&#39;ll be the first to admit that Walt Disney is facing some serious challenges.</p><ul style=\"\"><li><p>Aging media outlets such as the ABC broadcast network and the ESPN sports channel aren&#39;t the cash cows they used to be, and Disney is reportedly seeking buyers for some of these assets. Rumor has it that the company has discussed both complete and partial sales, though no firm deals are on the table yet.</p></li><li><p>The TV issues stretch all the way to India. The market-leading Star network doesn&#39;t look so dominant anymore after losing the broadcast rights to Indian Premier League cricket.</p></li><li><p>The loss of cricket rights also undermined the Disney+ Hotstar streaming service. In the recently reported fiscal third quarter, 12.5 million Hotstar customers signed off, largely due to the lack of professional cricket. As a result, the total number of video-streaming clients fell by 11.7 million names, or 5%.</p></li></ul><p>So I understand if some investors are feeling queasy about Disney&#39;s future prospects. The TV business is crumbling and the digital streaming alternative hasn&#39;t picked up the slack. Put that Disney share down and back away slowly!</p><p>Many Disney investors have done exactly that. The stock is trading 58% below the all-time high of early 2021. The price also sits just 6% above a multiyear low of $79.75. That low-water mark is only a week old.</p><p>And that brutal price drop went more than a few steps too far. Disney&#39;s stock is dramatically undervalued nowadays.</p><p>First, I wouldn&#39;t mind Disney modernizing its portfolio of products and services. Linear TV subscribers (cable, satellite, broadcast) are going all-digital at an alarming rate and the cord-cutting trend isn&#39;t going away. Finding buyers for legacy services like ESPN and ABC would accelerate Disney&#39;s quantum leap into cyberspace.</p><p>Second, it&#39;s no fun to lose more than 10 million streaming subscribers in one of the world&#39;s largest economies. However, Disney+ Hotstar is also the company&#39;s least lucrative streaming platform. Domestic Disney+ subscribers pay an average subscription fee of $7.31 per month. The average monthly fee for the Hotstar version is $0.59. If you have to lose lots of subscribers somewhere, this particular market doesn&#39;t hurt too much.</p><p>And other streaming services are holding their own with flat or rising subscriber counts in the third quarter. And don&#39;t forget about the Disney parks, experiences, and products division, whose third-quarter sales increased by 13% year over year. 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So it makes sense that these three companies showed similar top-line responses to the global inflation crisis. An economic crunch is not the best time to invest big money in ambitious ad campaigns or launch potentially moneymaking games -- there&#39;s not enough end-market interest to make it work.</p><p>The inflation-based downturn won&#39;t last forever, though. Purse strings will loosen when the inflation monster is put to bed, letting companies like Fiverr get back to high-octane revenue growth. And don&#39;t forget that this company already generates generous cash profits. Fiverr&#39;s free cash flow added up to $46 million over the last four quarters, which is a generous 13.5% of total sales over the same span. These cash profits should soar in a more normal business environment.</p><p>As for the generative AI threat, let me just point out that creative AI processes still require a lot of human input. Sure, ChatGPT is capable of writing some decent text and DALL-E 2 can generate stunning images -- but only with the right input prompts and a human selecting the best bits from the AI-generated output. That&#39;s still a game-changing dose of human influence.</p><p>Thus, Fiverr provides a vibrant marketplace for freelancing AI experts. The company takes this opportunity seriously, and I expect AI-managing services to contribute significant sales in the long run.</p><p>Yet, Fiverr&#39;s stock price has fallen more than 90% from the lofty peak of early 2021. Thanks to the perceived AI challenge, the plunge includes a 24% price drop over the last year.</p><p>So we are looking at a perfectly healthy business with tremendous long-term growth prospects, just champing at the bit until the economy can drive rising interest in its digital freelancer services. Meanwhile, Fiverr&#39;s stock trades at just 12.6 times forward earnings projections and 3 times trailing sales. 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The inflation crisis left many business sectors disrupted, and the release of ChatGPT started an artificial intelligence (AI) boom in the middle ...</p>\n\n<a href=\"https://www.fool.com/investing/2023/09/19/got-1000-2-stocks-to-buy-now-while-theyre-on-sale/\">Web Link</a>\n\n</div>\n\n\n</article>\n</div>\n</body>\n</html>\n","type":0,"thumbnail":"","relate_stocks":{"FVRR":"Fiverr International Ltd.","DIS":"迪士尼"},"source_url":"https://www.fool.com/investing/2023/09/19/got-1000-2-stocks-to-buy-now-while-theyre-on-sale/","is_english":true,"share_image_url":"https://static.laohu8.com/e9f99090a1c2ed51c021029395664489","article_id":"2368818711","content_text":"The last two years have been turbulent on Wall Street. The inflation crisis left many business sectors disrupted, and the release of ChatGPT started an artificial intelligence (AI) boom in the middle of that unstable situation. Yesteryear's market darlings and blue chips are down. A new batch of favorites have taken their place. Everything you thought you knew about the stock market suddenly looks obsolete.But some things never change. The best way to make money in stock investments is by finding great companies whose stocks are undervalued. Buy low and sell high (or hold forever, watching your wealth build over time). And it's easy to find incredible stocks at a deep discount right now.Read on to see how media giant Walt Disney and freelance services specialist Fiverr International fit the bill. If you have $1,000 of investable cash to spare, these two stocks look like great long-term investments today. Diversify with both, or champion just one -- either way, Fiverr and Disney are priced to please.The House of Mouse never looked so affordableI'll be the first to admit that Walt Disney is facing some serious challenges.Aging media outlets such as the ABC broadcast network and the ESPN sports channel aren't the cash cows they used to be, and Disney is reportedly seeking buyers for some of these assets. Rumor has it that the company has discussed both complete and partial sales, though no firm deals are on the table yet.The TV issues stretch all the way to India. The market-leading Star network doesn't look so dominant anymore after losing the broadcast rights to Indian Premier League cricket.The loss of cricket rights also undermined the Disney+ Hotstar streaming service. In the recently reported fiscal third quarter, 12.5 million Hotstar customers signed off, largely due to the lack of professional cricket. As a result, the total number of video-streaming clients fell by 11.7 million names, or 5%.So I understand if some investors are feeling queasy about Disney's future prospects. The TV business is crumbling and the digital streaming alternative hasn't picked up the slack. Put that Disney share down and back away slowly!Many Disney investors have done exactly that. The stock is trading 58% below the all-time high of early 2021. The price also sits just 6% above a multiyear low of $79.75. That low-water mark is only a week old.And that brutal price drop went more than a few steps too far. Disney's stock is dramatically undervalued nowadays.First, I wouldn't mind Disney modernizing its portfolio of products and services. Linear TV subscribers (cable, satellite, broadcast) are going all-digital at an alarming rate and the cord-cutting trend isn't going away. Finding buyers for legacy services like ESPN and ABC would accelerate Disney's quantum leap into cyberspace.Second, it's no fun to lose more than 10 million streaming subscribers in one of the world's largest economies. However, Disney+ Hotstar is also the company's least lucrative streaming platform. Domestic Disney+ subscribers pay an average subscription fee of $7.31 per month. The average monthly fee for the Hotstar version is $0.59. If you have to lose lots of subscribers somewhere, this particular market doesn't hurt too much.And other streaming services are holding their own with flat or rising subscriber counts in the third quarter. And don't forget about the Disney parks, experiences, and products division, whose third-quarter sales increased by 13% year over year. Ticket sales are booming at the international parks and cruise ships.Disney's stock is trading within a stone's throw of price levels last seen in the fall of 2014. Over the same time span, trailing revenue is up by 80% and the company's central strategy is evolving as we speak. CEO Bob Iger had to patch a plethora of mistakes made during ex-CEO Bob Chapek's reign, and these things take time.So I recommend buying Disney stock hand over fist while the low share prices last. You won't find Mickey Mouse in Wall Street's bargain bin very often.Fiverr: More than meets the eyeFreelance services wrangler Fiverr is perhaps the most misunderstood company I know. First, Fiverr bears expected the business to wither at the end of coronavirus lockdowns. Then, they expected generative AI tools to make human freelancers in creative endeavors obsolete. The first end-of-the-world prediction was demonstrably wrong, and I think Fiverr will benefit from generative AI systems in the long run.It's true that Fiverr's top-line growth has slowed down in recent quarters. That's a really common story, though. Let's have a look at Fiverr's revenue growth over the last three years, in comparison with two closely related businesses:FVRR Revenue (TTM) data by YChartsAdvertising expert PubMatic and online game platform provider Roblox cross paths with Fiverr quite often. Thousands of freelancers are ready to provide digital art, solve programming issues, or even design entire Roblox games for a reasonable fee. Likewise, targeted ad campaigns and the digital assets that make them work are widely available on the Fiverr market. So it makes sense that these three companies showed similar top-line responses to the global inflation crisis. An economic crunch is not the best time to invest big money in ambitious ad campaigns or launch potentially moneymaking games -- there's not enough end-market interest to make it work.The inflation-based downturn won't last forever, though. Purse strings will loosen when the inflation monster is put to bed, letting companies like Fiverr get back to high-octane revenue growth. And don't forget that this company already generates generous cash profits. Fiverr's free cash flow added up to $46 million over the last four quarters, which is a generous 13.5% of total sales over the same span. These cash profits should soar in a more normal business environment.As for the generative AI threat, let me just point out that creative AI processes still require a lot of human input. Sure, ChatGPT is capable of writing some decent text and DALL-E 2 can generate stunning images -- but only with the right input prompts and a human selecting the best bits from the AI-generated output. That's still a game-changing dose of human influence.Thus, Fiverr provides a vibrant marketplace for freelancing AI experts. The company takes this opportunity seriously, and I expect AI-managing services to contribute significant sales in the long run.Yet, Fiverr's stock price has fallen more than 90% from the lofty peak of early 2021. Thanks to the perceived AI challenge, the plunge includes a 24% price drop over the last year.So we are looking at a perfectly healthy business with tremendous long-term growth prospects, just champing at the bit until the economy can drive rising interest in its digital freelancer services. Meanwhile, Fiverr's stock trades at just 12.6 times forward earnings projections and 3 times trailing sales. 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Can they keep up the pace?","content":"<html><head></head><body><h2 id=\"id_2886354702\" style=\"text-align: start;\">KEY POINTS</h2><ul><li><p>Markets have been on the rise lately, and big-name stocks have been essential parts of the bullish mood.</p></li><li><p>Tesla is looking to gain new momentum as its Cybertruck starts hitting the road.</p></li><li><p>Investors want to see how much Netflix is getting from efforts to combat password sharing and earn more ad-based revenue.</p></li></ul><p>The stock market has gotten off to a good start to the new week on Monday. Major market benchmarks are up as much as half a percent, building on big gains so far in 2023 that have helped to reverse a sizable portion of 2022&#39;s losses. Investors want to see more positive news that can keep Wall Street in a good mood and stock prices moving higher.</p><p>Two stocks will be instrumental this week in sustaining the market&#39;s bullish move. Both <strong>Tesla </strong>and <strong>Netflix </strong>will report their latest financial results during the week, and what they say will have implications far beyond their own stock prices. Here&#39;s an early look at what you can expect from Tesla and Netflix and why the future might look even brighter.</p><h2 id=\"id_1429847011\">Will the Cybertruck lead Tesla still higher?</h2><p>Shares of Tesla have soared more than 150% so far in 2023, recovering dramatically from huge losses in the stock price in the previous year. As the electric vehicle pioneer keeps building out its manufacturing capacity and taking advantage of demand, investors are excited to see a new product finally rolling off the lines and potentially providing another leg up for the automaker.</p><p>Shareholder expectations for Tesla&#39;s second-quarter financials are actually fairly low. The massive ramp-up in production and deliveries that the automaker has seen over the past year should help Tesla&#39;s top line soar, with most of those following the stock expecting a 45% jump in revenue year over year. However, ongoing concerns about narrowing profit margins are expected to keep earnings in check, with the consensus forecast looking for $0.82 per share, up just single-digit percentages from year-ago results. Results are due out after the market closes on Wednesday afternoon.</p><p>But Tesla is doing what it does best this week, capturing attention with high-profile media coverage of a key event. Tesla built its first Cybertruck electric pickup at its Austin Gigafactory facility. The long-anticipated truck is likely to see only limited production for the rest of 2023, but many are looking forward to a customer delivery gathering sometime in the next few months, and demand promises to be high.</p><p>New vehicles are just one part of Tesla&#39;s ongoing growth story, and in a market hungry for companies that have obvious avenues for expansion, Tesla stock has appeal. As the company once again approaches the $1 trillion market capitalization milestone, many shareholders see more great things ahead for Tesla.</p><h2 id=\"id_2123906327\">Netflix looks to show a pretty financial picture</h2><p>Shares of Netflix have also done very well so far in 2023, rising more than 50%. The streaming video company has more than doubled since its mid-2022 lows, and investors are happy about how a couple of key initiatives could help support sales and profits.</p><p>Expectations for Netflix and its Wednesday afternoon financial report are even lower than for Tesla. Investors see Netflix&#39;s earnings falling more than 10% year over year to $2.85 per share, on tepid revenue growth of just 4%.</p><p>Yet two things are just starting to play out favorably for Netflix. The rollout of its advertising-supported tier has generated a new revenue stream for the company, and the results to be released will give an important reading on just how lucrative ads are for Netflix. Meanwhile, the streaming video provider&#39;s crackdown on unpaid password sharing has led to a flood of activity, with some new subscriptions providing a nice bump in an environment in which heavy competition has put pressure on subscriber counts.</p><p>Perhaps most importantly, what Tesla and Netflix say will play a big role in either confirming the upbeat mood of market participants or throwing cold water in their faces. 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Major market benchmarks are up as much as half a percent, building on big gains so far in 2023 that have helped to reverse a sizable portion of 2022's losses. Investors want to see more positive news that can keep Wall Street in a good mood and stock prices moving higher.Two stocks will be instrumental this week in sustaining the market's bullish move. Both Tesla and Netflix will report their latest financial results during the week, and what they say will have implications far beyond their own stock prices. Here's an early look at what you can expect from Tesla and Netflix and why the future might look even brighter.Will the Cybertruck lead Tesla still higher?Shares of Tesla have soared more than 150% so far in 2023, recovering dramatically from huge losses in the stock price in the previous year. As the electric vehicle pioneer keeps building out its manufacturing capacity and taking advantage of demand, investors are excited to see a new product finally rolling off the lines and potentially providing another leg up for the automaker.Shareholder expectations for Tesla's second-quarter financials are actually fairly low. The massive ramp-up in production and deliveries that the automaker has seen over the past year should help Tesla's top line soar, with most of those following the stock expecting a 45% jump in revenue year over year. However, ongoing concerns about narrowing profit margins are expected to keep earnings in check, with the consensus forecast looking for $0.82 per share, up just single-digit percentages from year-ago results. Results are due out after the market closes on Wednesday afternoon.But Tesla is doing what it does best this week, capturing attention with high-profile media coverage of a key event. Tesla built its first Cybertruck electric pickup at its Austin Gigafactory facility. The long-anticipated truck is likely to see only limited production for the rest of 2023, but many are looking forward to a customer delivery gathering sometime in the next few months, and demand promises to be high.New vehicles are just one part of Tesla's ongoing growth story, and in a market hungry for companies that have obvious avenues for expansion, Tesla stock has appeal. As the company once again approaches the $1 trillion market capitalization milestone, many shareholders see more great things ahead for Tesla.Netflix looks to show a pretty financial pictureShares of Netflix have also done very well so far in 2023, rising more than 50%. The streaming video company has more than doubled since its mid-2022 lows, and investors are happy about how a couple of key initiatives could help support sales and profits.Expectations for Netflix and its Wednesday afternoon financial report are even lower than for Tesla. Investors see Netflix's earnings falling more than 10% year over year to $2.85 per share, on tepid revenue growth of just 4%.Yet two things are just starting to play out favorably for Netflix. The rollout of its advertising-supported tier has generated a new revenue stream for the company, and the results to be released will give an important reading on just how lucrative ads are for Netflix. Meanwhile, the streaming video provider's crackdown on unpaid password sharing has led to a flood of activity, with some new subscriptions providing a nice bump in an environment in which heavy competition has put pressure on subscriber counts.Perhaps most importantly, what Tesla and Netflix say will play a big role in either confirming the upbeat mood of market participants or throwing cold water in their faces. 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Can they keep up the pace?","content":"<html><head></head><body><h2 id=\"id_2886354702\" style=\"text-align: start;\">KEY POINTS</h2><ul><li><p>Markets have been on the rise lately, and big-name stocks have been essential parts of the bullish mood.</p></li><li><p>Tesla is looking to gain new momentum as its Cybertruck starts hitting the road.</p></li><li><p>Investors want to see how much Netflix is getting from efforts to combat password sharing and earn more ad-based revenue.</p></li></ul><p>The stock market has gotten off to a good start to the new week on Monday. Major market benchmarks are up as much as half a percent, building on big gains so far in 2023 that have helped to reverse a sizable portion of 2022&#39;s losses. Investors want to see more positive news that can keep Wall Street in a good mood and stock prices moving higher.</p><p>Two stocks will be instrumental this week in sustaining the market&#39;s bullish move. Both <strong>Tesla </strong>and <strong>Netflix </strong>will report their latest financial results during the week, and what they say will have implications far beyond their own stock prices. Here&#39;s an early look at what you can expect from Tesla and Netflix and why the future might look even brighter.</p><h2 id=\"id_1429847011\">Will the Cybertruck lead Tesla still higher?</h2><p>Shares of Tesla have soared more than 150% so far in 2023, recovering dramatically from huge losses in the stock price in the previous year. As the electric vehicle pioneer keeps building out its manufacturing capacity and taking advantage of demand, investors are excited to see a new product finally rolling off the lines and potentially providing another leg up for the automaker.</p><p>Shareholder expectations for Tesla&#39;s second-quarter financials are actually fairly low. The massive ramp-up in production and deliveries that the automaker has seen over the past year should help Tesla&#39;s top line soar, with most of those following the stock expecting a 45% jump in revenue year over year. However, ongoing concerns about narrowing profit margins are expected to keep earnings in check, with the consensus forecast looking for $0.82 per share, up just single-digit percentages from year-ago results. Results are due out after the market closes on Wednesday afternoon.</p><p>But Tesla is doing what it does best this week, capturing attention with high-profile media coverage of a key event. Tesla built its first Cybertruck electric pickup at its Austin Gigafactory facility. The long-anticipated truck is likely to see only limited production for the rest of 2023, but many are looking forward to a customer delivery gathering sometime in the next few months, and demand promises to be high.</p><p>New vehicles are just one part of Tesla&#39;s ongoing growth story, and in a market hungry for companies that have obvious avenues for expansion, Tesla stock has appeal. As the company once again approaches the $1 trillion market capitalization milestone, many shareholders see more great things ahead for Tesla.</p><h2 id=\"id_2123906327\">Netflix looks to show a pretty financial picture</h2><p>Shares of Netflix have also done very well so far in 2023, rising more than 50%. The streaming video company has more than doubled since its mid-2022 lows, and investors are happy about how a couple of key initiatives could help support sales and profits.</p><p>Expectations for Netflix and its Wednesday afternoon financial report are even lower than for Tesla. Investors see Netflix&#39;s earnings falling more than 10% year over year to $2.85 per share, on tepid revenue growth of just 4%.</p><p>Yet two things are just starting to play out favorably for Netflix. The rollout of its advertising-supported tier has generated a new revenue stream for the company, and the results to be released will give an important reading on just how lucrative ads are for Netflix. Meanwhile, the streaming video provider&#39;s crackdown on unpaid password sharing has led to a flood of activity, with some new subscriptions providing a nice bump in an environment in which heavy competition has put pressure on subscriber counts.</p><p>Perhaps most importantly, what Tesla and Netflix say will play a big role in either confirming the upbeat mood of market participants or throwing cold water in their faces. Either way, the direction of the stock market during the last six months of the year might well depend heavily on what Netflix and Tesla say this week.</p></body></html>","source":"fool_stock","collect":0,"html":"<!DOCTYPE html>\n<html>\n<head>\n<meta http-equiv=\"Content-Type\" content=\"text/html; charset=utf-8\" />\n<meta name=\"viewport\" content=\"width=device-width,initial-scale=1.0,minimum-scale=1.0,maximum-scale=1.0,user-scalable=no\"/>\n<meta name=\"format-detection\" content=\"telephone=no,email=no,address=no\" />\n<title>Everyone's Watching These 2 Stocks This Week</title>\n<style type=\"text/css\">\na,abbr,acronym,address,applet,article,aside,audio,b,big,blockquote,body,canvas,caption,center,cite,code,dd,del,details,dfn,div,dl,dt,\nem,embed,fieldset,figcaption,figure,footer,form,h1,h2,h3,h4,h5,h6,header,hgroup,html,i,iframe,img,ins,kbd,label,legend,li,mark,menu,nav,\nobject,ol,output,p,pre,q,ruby,s,samp,section,small,span,strike,strong,sub,summary,sup,table,tbody,td,tfoot,th,thead,time,tr,tt,u,ul,var,video{ font:inherit;margin:0;padding:0;vertical-align:baseline;border:0 }\nbody{ font-size:16px; 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Major market benchmarks are up as much as half a percent, building on big gains so far in 2023 that have helped to reverse a sizable portion of 2022's losses. Investors want to see more positive news that can keep Wall Street in a good mood and stock prices moving higher.Two stocks will be instrumental this week in sustaining the market's bullish move. Both Tesla and Netflix will report their latest financial results during the week, and what they say will have implications far beyond their own stock prices. Here's an early look at what you can expect from Tesla and Netflix and why the future might look even brighter.Will the Cybertruck lead Tesla still higher?Shares of Tesla have soared more than 150% so far in 2023, recovering dramatically from huge losses in the stock price in the previous year. As the electric vehicle pioneer keeps building out its manufacturing capacity and taking advantage of demand, investors are excited to see a new product finally rolling off the lines and potentially providing another leg up for the automaker.Shareholder expectations for Tesla's second-quarter financials are actually fairly low. The massive ramp-up in production and deliveries that the automaker has seen over the past year should help Tesla's top line soar, with most of those following the stock expecting a 45% jump in revenue year over year. However, ongoing concerns about narrowing profit margins are expected to keep earnings in check, with the consensus forecast looking for $0.82 per share, up just single-digit percentages from year-ago results. Results are due out after the market closes on Wednesday afternoon.But Tesla is doing what it does best this week, capturing attention with high-profile media coverage of a key event. Tesla built its first Cybertruck electric pickup at its Austin Gigafactory facility. The long-anticipated truck is likely to see only limited production for the rest of 2023, but many are looking forward to a customer delivery gathering sometime in the next few months, and demand promises to be high.New vehicles are just one part of Tesla's ongoing growth story, and in a market hungry for companies that have obvious avenues for expansion, Tesla stock has appeal. As the company once again approaches the $1 trillion market capitalization milestone, many shareholders see more great things ahead for Tesla.Netflix looks to show a pretty financial pictureShares of Netflix have also done very well so far in 2023, rising more than 50%. The streaming video company has more than doubled since its mid-2022 lows, and investors are happy about how a couple of key initiatives could help support sales and profits.Expectations for Netflix and its Wednesday afternoon financial report are even lower than for Tesla. Investors see Netflix's earnings falling more than 10% year over year to $2.85 per share, on tepid revenue growth of just 4%.Yet two things are just starting to play out favorably for Netflix. The rollout of its advertising-supported tier has generated a new revenue stream for the company, and the results to be released will give an important reading on just how lucrative ads are for Netflix. Meanwhile, the streaming video provider's crackdown on unpaid password sharing has led to a flood of activity, with some new subscriptions providing a nice bump in an environment in which heavy competition has put pressure on subscriber counts.Perhaps most importantly, what Tesla and Netflix say will play a big role in either confirming the upbeat mood of market participants or throwing cold water in their faces. Either way, the direction of the stock market during the last six months of the year might well depend heavily on what Netflix and Tesla say this week.","news_type":1},"isVote":1,"tweetType":1,"viewCount":318,"authorTweetTopStatus":1,"verified":2,"comments":[],"imageCount":0,"langContent":"EN","totalScore":0},{"id":222177963159688,"gmtCreate":1695269968443,"gmtModify":1695270244596,"author":{"id":"4121400085997682","authorId":"4121400085997682","name":"CallSign30","avatar":"https://community-static.tradeup.com/news/fbfe932db73f9593b6dfd17181b41a19","crmLevel":1,"crmLevelSwitch":0,"followedFlag":false,"idStr":"4121400085997682","authorIdStr":"4121400085997682"},"themes":[],"htmlText":"Walt Disney ? Way too woke to be investing in.&nbsp;","listText":"Walt Disney ? Way too woke to be investing in.&nbsp;","text":"Walt Disney ? Way too woke to be investing in.","images":[],"top":1,"highlighted":1,"essential":1,"paper":1,"likeSize":1,"commentSize":0,"repostSize":0,"link":"https://ttm.financial/post/222177963159688","repostId":"2368818711","repostType":2,"repost":{"id":"2368818711","kind":"highlight","pubTimestamp":1695254403,"share":"https://ttm.financial/m/news/2368818711?lang=&edition=fundamental","pubTime":"2023-09-21 08:00","market":"us","language":"en","title":"Got $1,000? 2 Stocks to Buy Now While They're on Sale.","url":"https://stock-news.laohu8.com/highlight/detail?id=2368818711","media":"Motley Fool","summary":"Two standout stocks are flying under the radar, ready for a rebound. Find out why they're on sale right now, and why the discounts can't last.","content":"<html><head></head><body><p>The last two years have been turbulent on Wall Street. The inflation crisis left many business sectors disrupted, and the release of ChatGPT started an artificial intelligence (AI) boom in the middle of that unstable situation. Yesteryear&#39;s market darlings and blue chips are down. A new batch of favorites have taken their place. Everything you thought you knew about the stock market suddenly looks obsolete.</p><p>But some things never change. The best way to make money in stock investments is by finding great companies whose stocks are undervalued. Buy low and sell high (or hold forever, watching your wealth build over time). And it&#39;s easy to find incredible stocks at a deep discount right now.</p><p>Read on to see how media giant <strong>Walt Disney</strong> and freelance services specialist <strong>Fiverr International</strong> fit the bill. If you have $1,000 of investable cash to spare, these two stocks look like great long-term investments today. Diversify with both, or champion just one -- either way, Fiverr and Disney are priced to please.</p><h2 id=\"id_2736112815\">The House of Mouse never looked so affordable</h2><p>I&#39;ll be the first to admit that Walt Disney is facing some serious challenges.</p><ul style=\"\"><li><p>Aging media outlets such as the ABC broadcast network and the ESPN sports channel aren&#39;t the cash cows they used to be, and Disney is reportedly seeking buyers for some of these assets. Rumor has it that the company has discussed both complete and partial sales, though no firm deals are on the table yet.</p></li><li><p>The TV issues stretch all the way to India. The market-leading Star network doesn&#39;t look so dominant anymore after losing the broadcast rights to Indian Premier League cricket.</p></li><li><p>The loss of cricket rights also undermined the Disney+ Hotstar streaming service. In the recently reported fiscal third quarter, 12.5 million Hotstar customers signed off, largely due to the lack of professional cricket. As a result, the total number of video-streaming clients fell by 11.7 million names, or 5%.</p></li></ul><p>So I understand if some investors are feeling queasy about Disney&#39;s future prospects. The TV business is crumbling and the digital streaming alternative hasn&#39;t picked up the slack. Put that Disney share down and back away slowly!</p><p>Many Disney investors have done exactly that. The stock is trading 58% below the all-time high of early 2021. The price also sits just 6% above a multiyear low of $79.75. That low-water mark is only a week old.</p><p>And that brutal price drop went more than a few steps too far. Disney&#39;s stock is dramatically undervalued nowadays.</p><p>First, I wouldn&#39;t mind Disney modernizing its portfolio of products and services. Linear TV subscribers (cable, satellite, broadcast) are going all-digital at an alarming rate and the cord-cutting trend isn&#39;t going away. Finding buyers for legacy services like ESPN and ABC would accelerate Disney&#39;s quantum leap into cyberspace.</p><p>Second, it&#39;s no fun to lose more than 10 million streaming subscribers in one of the world&#39;s largest economies. However, Disney+ Hotstar is also the company&#39;s least lucrative streaming platform. Domestic Disney+ subscribers pay an average subscription fee of $7.31 per month. The average monthly fee for the Hotstar version is $0.59. If you have to lose lots of subscribers somewhere, this particular market doesn&#39;t hurt too much.</p><p>And other streaming services are holding their own with flat or rising subscriber counts in the third quarter. And don&#39;t forget about the Disney parks, experiences, and products division, whose third-quarter sales increased by 13% year over year. Ticket sales are booming at the international parks and cruise ships.</p><p>Disney&#39;s stock is trading within a stone&#39;s throw of price levels last seen in the fall of 2014. Over the same time span, trailing revenue is up by 80% and the company&#39;s central strategy is evolving as we speak. CEO Bob Iger had to patch a plethora of mistakes made during ex-CEO Bob Chapek&#39;s reign, and these things take time.</p><p>So I recommend buying Disney stock hand over fist while the low share prices last. You won&#39;t find Mickey Mouse in Wall Street&#39;s bargain bin very often.</p><h2 id=\"id_3607121804\">Fiverr: More than meets the eye</h2><p>Freelance services wrangler Fiverr is perhaps the most misunderstood company I know. First, Fiverr bears expected the business to wither at the end of coronavirus lockdowns. Then, they expected generative AI tools to make human freelancers in creative endeavors obsolete. The first end-of-the-world prediction was demonstrably wrong, and I think Fiverr will benefit from generative AI systems in the long run.</p><p>It&#39;s true that Fiverr&#39;s top-line growth has slowed down in recent quarters. That&#39;s a really common story, though. Let&#39;s have a look at Fiverr&#39;s revenue growth over the last three years, in comparison with two closely related businesses:</p><p class=\"t-img-caption\"><img src=\"https://static.tigerbbs.com/e8eda5c74119569488f37c573dfb82f2\" tg-width=\"720\" tg-height=\"387\"/></p><p>FVRR Revenue (TTM) data by YCharts</p><p>Advertising expert <strong>PubMatic </strong>and online game platform provider <strong>Roblox</strong> cross paths with Fiverr quite often. Thousands of freelancers are ready to provide digital art, solve programming issues, or even design entire Roblox games for a reasonable fee. Likewise, targeted ad campaigns and the digital assets that make them work are widely available on the Fiverr market. So it makes sense that these three companies showed similar top-line responses to the global inflation crisis. An economic crunch is not the best time to invest big money in ambitious ad campaigns or launch potentially moneymaking games -- there&#39;s not enough end-market interest to make it work.</p><p>The inflation-based downturn won&#39;t last forever, though. Purse strings will loosen when the inflation monster is put to bed, letting companies like Fiverr get back to high-octane revenue growth. And don&#39;t forget that this company already generates generous cash profits. Fiverr&#39;s free cash flow added up to $46 million over the last four quarters, which is a generous 13.5% of total sales over the same span. These cash profits should soar in a more normal business environment.</p><p>As for the generative AI threat, let me just point out that creative AI processes still require a lot of human input. Sure, ChatGPT is capable of writing some decent text and DALL-E 2 can generate stunning images -- but only with the right input prompts and a human selecting the best bits from the AI-generated output. That&#39;s still a game-changing dose of human influence.</p><p>Thus, Fiverr provides a vibrant marketplace for freelancing AI experts. The company takes this opportunity seriously, and I expect AI-managing services to contribute significant sales in the long run.</p><p>Yet, Fiverr&#39;s stock price has fallen more than 90% from the lofty peak of early 2021. Thanks to the perceived AI challenge, the plunge includes a 24% price drop over the last year.</p><p>So we are looking at a perfectly healthy business with tremendous long-term growth prospects, just champing at the bit until the economy can drive rising interest in its digital freelancer services. Meanwhile, Fiverr&#39;s stock trades at just 12.6 times forward earnings projections and 3 times trailing sales. 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The inflation crisis left many business sectors disrupted, and the release of ChatGPT started an artificial intelligence (AI) boom in the middle ...</p>\n\n<a href=\"https://www.fool.com/investing/2023/09/19/got-1000-2-stocks-to-buy-now-while-theyre-on-sale/\">Web Link</a>\n\n</div>\n\n\n</article>\n</div>\n</body>\n</html>\n","type":0,"thumbnail":"","relate_stocks":{"FVRR":"Fiverr International Ltd.","DIS":"迪士尼"},"source_url":"https://www.fool.com/investing/2023/09/19/got-1000-2-stocks-to-buy-now-while-theyre-on-sale/","is_english":true,"share_image_url":"https://static.laohu8.com/e9f99090a1c2ed51c021029395664489","article_id":"2368818711","content_text":"The last two years have been turbulent on Wall Street. The inflation crisis left many business sectors disrupted, and the release of ChatGPT started an artificial intelligence (AI) boom in the middle of that unstable situation. Yesteryear's market darlings and blue chips are down. A new batch of favorites have taken their place. Everything you thought you knew about the stock market suddenly looks obsolete.But some things never change. The best way to make money in stock investments is by finding great companies whose stocks are undervalued. Buy low and sell high (or hold forever, watching your wealth build over time). And it's easy to find incredible stocks at a deep discount right now.Read on to see how media giant Walt Disney and freelance services specialist Fiverr International fit the bill. If you have $1,000 of investable cash to spare, these two stocks look like great long-term investments today. Diversify with both, or champion just one -- either way, Fiverr and Disney are priced to please.The House of Mouse never looked so affordableI'll be the first to admit that Walt Disney is facing some serious challenges.Aging media outlets such as the ABC broadcast network and the ESPN sports channel aren't the cash cows they used to be, and Disney is reportedly seeking buyers for some of these assets. Rumor has it that the company has discussed both complete and partial sales, though no firm deals are on the table yet.The TV issues stretch all the way to India. The market-leading Star network doesn't look so dominant anymore after losing the broadcast rights to Indian Premier League cricket.The loss of cricket rights also undermined the Disney+ Hotstar streaming service. In the recently reported fiscal third quarter, 12.5 million Hotstar customers signed off, largely due to the lack of professional cricket. As a result, the total number of video-streaming clients fell by 11.7 million names, or 5%.So I understand if some investors are feeling queasy about Disney's future prospects. The TV business is crumbling and the digital streaming alternative hasn't picked up the slack. Put that Disney share down and back away slowly!Many Disney investors have done exactly that. The stock is trading 58% below the all-time high of early 2021. The price also sits just 6% above a multiyear low of $79.75. That low-water mark is only a week old.And that brutal price drop went more than a few steps too far. Disney's stock is dramatically undervalued nowadays.First, I wouldn't mind Disney modernizing its portfolio of products and services. Linear TV subscribers (cable, satellite, broadcast) are going all-digital at an alarming rate and the cord-cutting trend isn't going away. Finding buyers for legacy services like ESPN and ABC would accelerate Disney's quantum leap into cyberspace.Second, it's no fun to lose more than 10 million streaming subscribers in one of the world's largest economies. However, Disney+ Hotstar is also the company's least lucrative streaming platform. Domestic Disney+ subscribers pay an average subscription fee of $7.31 per month. The average monthly fee for the Hotstar version is $0.59. If you have to lose lots of subscribers somewhere, this particular market doesn't hurt too much.And other streaming services are holding their own with flat or rising subscriber counts in the third quarter. And don't forget about the Disney parks, experiences, and products division, whose third-quarter sales increased by 13% year over year. Ticket sales are booming at the international parks and cruise ships.Disney's stock is trading within a stone's throw of price levels last seen in the fall of 2014. Over the same time span, trailing revenue is up by 80% and the company's central strategy is evolving as we speak. CEO Bob Iger had to patch a plethora of mistakes made during ex-CEO Bob Chapek's reign, and these things take time.So I recommend buying Disney stock hand over fist while the low share prices last. You won't find Mickey Mouse in Wall Street's bargain bin very often.Fiverr: More than meets the eyeFreelance services wrangler Fiverr is perhaps the most misunderstood company I know. First, Fiverr bears expected the business to wither at the end of coronavirus lockdowns. Then, they expected generative AI tools to make human freelancers in creative endeavors obsolete. The first end-of-the-world prediction was demonstrably wrong, and I think Fiverr will benefit from generative AI systems in the long run.It's true that Fiverr's top-line growth has slowed down in recent quarters. That's a really common story, though. Let's have a look at Fiverr's revenue growth over the last three years, in comparison with two closely related businesses:FVRR Revenue (TTM) data by YChartsAdvertising expert PubMatic and online game platform provider Roblox cross paths with Fiverr quite often. Thousands of freelancers are ready to provide digital art, solve programming issues, or even design entire Roblox games for a reasonable fee. Likewise, targeted ad campaigns and the digital assets that make them work are widely available on the Fiverr market. So it makes sense that these three companies showed similar top-line responses to the global inflation crisis. An economic crunch is not the best time to invest big money in ambitious ad campaigns or launch potentially moneymaking games -- there's not enough end-market interest to make it work.The inflation-based downturn won't last forever, though. Purse strings will loosen when the inflation monster is put to bed, letting companies like Fiverr get back to high-octane revenue growth. And don't forget that this company already generates generous cash profits. Fiverr's free cash flow added up to $46 million over the last four quarters, which is a generous 13.5% of total sales over the same span. These cash profits should soar in a more normal business environment.As for the generative AI threat, let me just point out that creative AI processes still require a lot of human input. Sure, ChatGPT is capable of writing some decent text and DALL-E 2 can generate stunning images -- but only with the right input prompts and a human selecting the best bits from the AI-generated output. That's still a game-changing dose of human influence.Thus, Fiverr provides a vibrant marketplace for freelancing AI experts. The company takes this opportunity seriously, and I expect AI-managing services to contribute significant sales in the long run.Yet, Fiverr's stock price has fallen more than 90% from the lofty peak of early 2021. Thanks to the perceived AI challenge, the plunge includes a 24% price drop over the last year.So we are looking at a perfectly healthy business with tremendous long-term growth prospects, just champing at the bit until the economy can drive rising interest in its digital freelancer services. Meanwhile, Fiverr's stock trades at just 12.6 times forward earnings projections and 3 times trailing sales. It's a high-growth wolf in fire-sale sheep's clothing.","news_type":1},"isVote":1,"tweetType":1,"viewCount":193,"authorTweetTopStatus":1,"verified":2,"comments":[],"imageCount":0,"langContent":"EN","totalScore":0}],"lives":[]}