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SummaryHighPeak Energy sold off due to trimming their production forecast. As with many companies, this was an overreaction.HPK has very strong fundamentals, including an 85% oil cut in their core area that enables 12,000' laterals.We rate the company as a Strong Buy maintaining our call last year.Young man refueling his vehicle while looking worried at the high gas prices.IntroductionI don't do this enough-revisit a former pick to see how it's doing. Back in October, I picked HighPeak Energy, Inc. (NASDAQ:HPK) as a strong buy. I am pretty conservative and rarely rate a company that highly. I couldn't find a fault in their business model, and with oil prices in the $90's then, I made a bullish forecast based on their EV/EBITDA metrics at the time. Quoting myself from the article:Using the

$Pinduoduo Inc.(PDD)$ Can you get in PDD at a lower price? Possibly, but I'm not taking a chance. Sold AAPL @160.36 and put it all in PDD @ 73.68. Time will telllol I would take a chance on a lower price, since that’s kinda the point of investing. Markets are going to give up some gains though with some choppy trading.If a company is afraid of competition, better not exist. Imo, PDD temu will surely come out stronger during and after fierce competition in the world.

$Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing(TSM)$ Taiwan Semi is now over its 50 DMA and holding support around $91.20. I believe we see a larger move higher for this semiconductor stock which has outperformed the market since late November.I notice recent changes to analyst estimates for TSMC. Recent revisions tend to reflect the latest near-term business trends. As a result, i can interpret positive estimate revisions as a good sign for the company's business outlook.My research shows that these estimate changes are directly correlated with near-term stock prices. And for long-term investors, valuation pullbacks occurring despite great business performance present a worthwhile buying opportunity.

It is important to note that FedNow, the Federal Reserve's upcoming instant-payment tool, is a major innovation in electronic payments, as well as speeding up savers' ability to move money out of their bank accounts to higher-yielding alternatives during a time of financial turmoil.Banks may be under increasing pressure to stem outflows as a result of these trends. This is especially true if they need to be forced to take down assets that have yet to realize losses.1.What is the FedNow Service?FedNow is an instant payments service being developed by the United States Federal Reserve Bank (Fed). The FedNow Service, or FedNow for short, is designed to offer uninterrupted 24/7/365 processing and will feature integrated clearing functionality, enabling financial institutions to deliver end-to-

Stock Market Content: SP500, Apple (AAPL),Tesla (TSLA), Amazon (AMZN), Nvidia (NVDA), Microsoft MSFT, Berkshire Hathaway (BRK/B), Block, Inc (SQ), Meta Platforms, Netflix (NFLX), Enphase (ENPH), Alphabet GOOGL and Bank of America BAC. Stock Market Summary: Monday bullish, profit taking Tuesday morning, with trend resuming higher and Wednesday and Thursday will be the bigger swing days Elliott Wave Analysis: One more move higher for most stocks Trading Strategy: Day Traders - Trade Long Monday Video Chapters SEE VIDEO here > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ecd9Fe65a1U 00:00 SP500 / NASDAQ 100 03:00 Apple (AAPL) 06:17 Amazon (AMZN) 07:15 NVIDIA (NVDA) 08:25 Meta Platforms (META) 11:19 Netflix (NFLX) 11:49 Enphase (ENPH) 12:35 Alphabet (GOOGL) 13:27 Microsoft (MSFT) 14:12 Berkshire Hath

In theory, when the Fed released liquidity to rescue small banks, the run on banks should be over and bank shares should rebound.But it's too early to cheer from an options move perspective, and the bears may still be playing with the FOMC.There was a big order yesterday of $First Republic Bank(FRC)$ put options expiring this week with a strike price of 10:$FRC 20230324 10.0 PUT$ Coincidentally, the $SPDR S&P Regional Banking ETF(KRE)$ also saw a large volume of put expiring this week:$

Originally posted on thepensivenugget.com Credit Suisse has failed, and been rescued, over the course of a weekend. While this may have prevented an immediate global banking crisis, danger remains. Here are five alarm bells that are currently ringing very loudly. 1. Use Of The Fed’s Discount Window Is Through The Roof The Fed runs an emergency borrowing facility commonly referred to as the “Discount Window” (now formally known as the Primary Credit Facility). It exists primarily to ensure that banks in the US financial system can borrow bank reserves from the Fed in the event of emergencies. In practical terms, it is the Fed’s lender-of-last-resort facility, and has a reputation of being so. Due to this reputation, a bank tends to on

Disney in moral legal mess , During the Feb. 10 deposition, Simeone counsel Bellew blocked Disney questions about how Simeone’s lawyers are being paid. But in a Feb. 28 interrogatory response Disney cited in its last pre-trial brief, Simeone disclosed that Thomas More is paying Jonna’s legal fees, albeit at a discounted rate. (Delaware counsel Bellew is not receiving fees from Thomas More.) Thomas More will be paid back if the Delaware court ends up awarding fees to Simeone’s lawyers.Disney has said in its briefs that it respects the rights of Simeone’s lawyers “to hold and pursue their own religious, political and cultural views” and has only highlighted their affiliations to show that Thomas More and the lawyers are driving the case.But I’m sure the company is not looking forward being a