ONE-TWENTY TWO: Trading Financial Markets
Exploring the poetry in financial markets for students of money and economy since the year 2000.
The SaaSpocalypse, or what I sometimes generally call the AI Panic, is a watershed investing event. Whole fortunes are stumbling down a path of destruction in this moment. Yet, the survivors of this indiscriminate selling will yield tremendous returns in coming years. Panic does not distinguish between fragile business models and structurally durable platforms. In … Read more
Software stocks suffered significant carnage last week and further tested my plan to target buys of beaten up software stocks this year. With his company caught up in the vortex, Box Inc (BOX) CEO Aaron Levie appeared on CNBC to give his version of an “everyone keep calm” speech. Levie presented a compelling platform-level case … Read more
Stock Market Commentary The stock market suffered experienced a jarring selloff during the announcement of reciprocal tariffs from President Trump, a move that, despite ample telegraphing, shocked both investors and global trade partners. The Futures dropped sharply, with even oil down 2.4% and the S&P 500 plunging as much as 3% after-hours. This tariff crash … Read more
Dave & Busters Entertainment (PLAY) is a major gaming and dining entertainment center that recently expanded internationally. Insiders – corporate executives and especially one particularly eager institutional shareholder – have expanded ownership in the company for many months. When I recently read in briefing.com that a 10% owner purchased 214,588 shares, I finally jumped into the … Read more
With a bear market underway and oversold trading conditions, I am actively looking for longer-term buys in the stock market. Tax, accounting, and personal finance services software company Intuit Inc (INTU) jumped into my radar thanks to CNBC’s Options Action. Michael Khouw laid out the case for buying a long-term INTU call option, but he … Read more