Weekly | What’s Ahead For AMZN, Cloudfare's Earnings & Banks Down, Big Tech Up?
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April Winners:
Prize: $88 worth of stock vouchers
The TOP 3 Winners for last Week:
Prize: $25 worth of stock vouchers
@LMSunshine: 🐻: What’s Ahead For AMZN📦❓
$Amazon.com(AMZN)$ 📦 forecast Q2 2023 revenue of $130 billion at the midpoint of its outlook, in line with analyst estimates & expects Q2 operating income of $3.8 billion at the midpoint of its outlook, below analyst estimates for $4.4 billion. 📦 could trade sideways until the Q2 print when it will likely give intra-quarter AWS growth trends, thus it’s not ⏰ to add. Will buy the dip if market corrects & 📦 drops significantly.
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@SirBahamut: Cloudflare: Badly hurt by macro
$Cloudflare, Inc.(NET)$ still remains in respectable growth territory based on its 30%+ revenue growth guidance for the year despite the ongoing macro headwinds as it continues commitment to innovation and disruption.
However, given its high valuation and the added risk posed by macroeconomic challenges, I think investors do need significant margin of safety before considering Cloudflare as an investment now. This is especially true because Cloudflare previously confidently projected figures above market expectations after Q4, only to later issue guidance below those expectations approximately 90 days later. Things can change very quickly.
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@ShenGuang: Banks Down, Big Tech Up?
Small banks were heavily dependent on loans contributing to their balance sheet at a time when lending activity was heavily distressed. In the midst of the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank, the entire financial sector was under a lot of pressure. Small banks saw a massive drop in weekly deposits through the course of March, which hadn't fully recovered by the end of the month.
However, closer inspection reveals that while small banks' reserves-to-assets ratio continue to look fraught while that of big banks is on an uptrend.
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The POPULAR Winners for this Week:
Prize: $15 worth of stock vouchers
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