Some winners I sold/reduced too early in this market cycle: $LQDA, $HNGE, $KLIC, $MRX, $EVC, $KNSA, $NVT (slightly), $SNX, $NAVN, $AMD (ouch!), $LSCC, $VIAV (ouch!), $CIEN (ouch!), $MXL (ouch!!), $MANE, $ASML
Currently performing post-analysis on trades which were sold too early
$TTWO: "Wells Fargo analyst Alec Brondolo raised the firm's price target on Take-Two to $289 from $287 and keeps an Overweight rating on the shares. The firm is not expecting Q1 earnings to represent a meaningful catalyst in either direction. "
$TTWO: "Q1 bookings appear around in-line with consensus and Take-Two historically hasn't provided data on preorder unit trends or SKU mix, limiting potential for new GTA 6 disclosure, Wells adds."
@wolfofharcourt The market will soon look past the recent earnings of $TTWO and start focusing on the newsflow around the launch and pre-orders. Initiated a starter today.
The next near-term catalyst for $QURE are further Analyst upgrades (two already followed today - the rest of the lot should follow) and the release of FDA meeting minutes in 30 days...
...more on $QURE from Barron's:
That whiplash-inducing turnabout underpinned a stock upgrade at Cantor Fitzgerald. Analyst Kristen Kluska raised her rating on uniQure shares to Buy from Hold and hiked her price target to $61 from just $18.
With the GTA VI launch date confirmed the road for 2026 and 2027 is clear for $TTWO. While FY 27 Guidance came still in below expectations, the narrative has now shifted and I am ready to increase my position.
With the GTA VI launch date confirmed the road for 2026 and 2027 is clear for $TTWO. While FY 27 Guidance came still in below expectations, the narrative has now shifted and I am ready to increase my position.
It's more than a year ago that $TTWO was hot among traders and there was even a wave of investors who started betting in mid 2024 on the GTA VI launch. The story has been completely neglected since, although it was very likely there would in no case be a 3rd delay.
$FIG gapping up today on the highest volume since IPO. Earnings weren't picture perfect but the best it's posted since being a publicly traded company.
Since I have largely moved to cash and reduced exposure to semicundocturs last week, today's pullback feels pretty light. I am still trailing partial positions in winning names like $COHU, $KLIC, $LQDA or $MRX and initiated new pilot positions in $FIG and $TTWO
$UI is a prime example of why you do not need to hold through every earnings event. I took profits before earnings, as $UI has a very thin float and does not issue any guidance which makes it unpredictable. As in Poker the saying goes - you do not need to play every hand.