I've seen several people screaming that a recession is imminent and pointing to the Sahm rule.
Here is everything you need to know about the Sahm rule:
Many high quality companies are trading at deeply discounted prices right now...
Here are 7 of them that are trading at 5 year low price/cash flow multiples at their current prices. (Thread 🧵)
There's a lot of talk about the Mag7 being overvalued. Let's examine the valuations from a few different angles.
$NVDA $AAPL $MSFT $AMZN $GOOGL $TSLA $META
Pre-Market Movers 📰📊
$SHOP: Up 5.3% after Bank of America upgraded to buy from neutral, citing strong revenue growth and healthy margin expansion.
$MTCH: Up 5.7% as Starboard Value acquired a 6.5% stake, pushing for improved growth and profitability or a potential privatization.
$RDDT: Down 3.1% after Loop Capital downgraded to hold from buy, citing increased risks outweighing potential upside.
$SCHW: Down 4.6% on Q2 results; 73 cents EPS and $4.69 billion revenue narrowly beat estimates, but net interest margin missed analysts’ expectations.
$MS: Down 2.6% despite beating Q2 estimates; profit surged 41% and revenue rose 12% to $15.02 billion, driven by trading and investment banking performance.
$BAC: Up 1.7% after Q2 results topped expectations with 83 cents EPS and $25.54 billion revenue, surpassing the $25.22 billion consensus estimate.
$PNC: Down 1% after Q2 revenue of $5.41 billion matched the LSEG consensus estimate, showing stable performance.
$EPAM: Up 2.5% after Jefferies upgraded to buy from hold, citing valuation and earnings trough, along with an underappreciated AI opportunity.
$DLTR: Down 1.8% after Piper Sandler downgraded to neutral from overweight, citing potential negative impacts from proposals by Biden and Trump campaigns.
$UNH: Rose 2.4% on better-than-expected Q2 results; $6.80 EPS on $98.86 billion revenue, beating the $6.66 EPS and $98.84 billion revenue estimates.