Monday morning's release of Enterprise Group's 2022 financials caught the eye of Chris Temple of The National Investor. Temple reviews the results and shares his thoughts on the equipment rental and services company.
The Canadian firm has a "blowout" quarter of significant organic growth that calls for increases to 2023 revenue and EBITDA estimates, noted an Echelon Capital Markets report.
In light of the Silicon Valley Bank collapse, Michael Ballanger of GGM Advisory Inc. reviews what he believes the Fed will do and what the unintended consequences of that might be.
Another 150 battery gigafactories are in the wings but there will not be enough battery mineral mines built in time. Graphite is the largest component of batteries and Ron Struthers of Playstocks.net believes Northern Graphite with growing graphite production is positioned to benefit.
Ron Struthers believes that specifically, the debt market could break. The U.S. ran about a US$1.4 trillion deficit in 2022 (ended September) that Struthers believes will swell to US$2.5 trillion in 2023.
Shares of Titan Machinery Inc. traded 26% higher yesterday to a new 52-week high after the company reported Q3/23 financial results, highlighting a 47.3% YOY increase in revenue. The firm additionally raised its full-year revenue and earnings estimates.
Growth of net operating income and of net asset value is expected from this investment vehicle in the near and longer term, noted an Echelon Capital Markets report.
The Fed's mandate is 2% inflation and maximum employment. Expert Ron Struthers believes they have lots of room to soften the job market. Struthers also sees promise with three stocks. Gilat Satellite is growing sales, Callon Petroleum is undervalued, and Zonte Metals has a unique situation.
Expert Michael Ballanger reviews recent updates in the stock market to tell you where he believes it is headed and why he thinks October was "The Bear Killer," with countless bear markets ending and bull markets possibly beginning today, November 1, 2022.
Shares of Wingstop Inc. traded 15% higher yesterday after the company reported that during Q3/22, it opened 40 net new restaurants and increased its system-wide sales by 17.7%. In addition, the company raised its FY/22 earnings guidance.
Shares of PureCycle Technologies Inc. traded 8% higher Friday after the company reported that together with Milliken & Co. of Belgium it has created a new concentrate using recycled polypropylene (PP) resin that advances circularity and reduces GHG emissions by 35%. Thursday, PureCycle announced it formed a JV with SKGC of South Korea to build the first PP recycling plant in Asia.
Markets will remain in a bear market for some time, and it is best to look for short trades. Lumber stocks ran up in price with high lumber prices and a post-Covid-19 recovery in the economy. They are priced too high and not reflecting lower lumber prices and a softer housing market induced by a coming recession.
