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🤖📈 Top Trade Ideas for June 30
Including an analyst gave Nissan a price target with a 177% upside, the bearish v bullish case for AirBnB, and more...
Connor Van Ooyen
June 30, 2023
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🚗 Analyst gives Nissan a price target with a 177% upside
🐻 The bearish v bullish case for AirBnB
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The three best trade ideas our AI tool found today. Make sure to vote on your favorite!
🥇 Airbnb: Strong Brand, Disciplined Capital Allocation (link)
Ticker: $ABNB | Current Price: $126 | Price Target: N/A
🛩️ Travel | ⬆️ Growth | 📈 Long Idea
The article discusses the strong performance of Airbnb in Q1 2023, with record high bookings and revenue growth and a 5.5% fcf/EV yield (a new record for them). The company achieved its first profitable Q1 and showed higher profitability and cash flow. Airbnb is actively working on new products and services and plans to release them starting in 2024. AirBnB has 4 moats working in their favor: brand moat (it's the first platform most think of for renting a vacation house), network effects moat (they have the most hosts so they get the most users), and embedding moat (guests and hosts build their reputation on AirBnB which makes it hard for them to switch to other platforms). They are expanding aggressively in Europe and building AI into the product by turning AI into the ultimate travel concierge.
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🥈 Nissan Motor Co., Ltd.: Renault: Raises 2023 Guidance as Turnaround Takes Root but Delays Ampere IPO Until 1H 2024 (link)
Ticker: $NSANY | Current Price: $7.95 | Price Target: $22 (+177%)
🚗 Auto | 🏷️ Undervalued | ⬆️ Increased Guidance | 📝 Research Report | 📈 Long Idea
Renault has updated its 2023 guidance favorably due to improved pricing and product mix, which is projected to increase its revenue by 6% and average revenue per unit by 4%. Despite ongoing challenges with Nissan regarding Ampere's IPO, and facing global obstacles such as the Ukraine war, chip shortages, and COVID-19 lockdowns, both Renault and Nissan are advancing. Nissan, under CEO Makoto Uchida, has revitalized its product strategy, focused on profit, and made headway in its turnaround efforts. Despite operational and ESG risks, and a historically competitive industry, Nissan delivered increased fourth-quarter results and set ambitious 2023 forecasts, supported by strong financials and its alliance with Renault, providing economies of scale.
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🥉 Chewy: Bullish On The Leadership Position In The Lucrative Pet Product Industry (link)
Ticker: $CHWY | Current Price: $38.67 | Price Target: $51 (+32%)
🐶 Pets | 📦 E-commerce | 🛍️ Retail | 📈 Long Idea
The author is bullish on Chewy, Inc. (CHWY) due to its position as a leader in the online pet product retail sector and the continuous growth in the pet product and care industry. Chewy has effectively executed its strategies, provided exceptional customer service, and has one of the largest assortments of pet products. The company exceeded revenue expectations and achieved higher profit margins in Q1 of 2023, with its autoship program performing exceptionally well. Chewy's long-term sales and earnings-growth prospects remain strong as it attracts pet owners with a wide assortment of goods and services and reliable automated shipments. The company's expansion into pet health care and private-label products increases its potential market and supports growth in net sales per active consumer. The COVID-19 pandemic has led to an increase in pet ownership, benefiting Chewy. The online pet-supplies sector is expected to continue growing, potentially impacting brick-and-mortar retailers. Chewy's net-revenue increases could accelerate in the next few years, and operating efficiencies and margin expansion are expected to offset costs. The stock is considered inexpensive and has a price target of $51. However, there are challenges from increased competition, particularly from Amazon, and an expectation of slower customer acquisition as people return to offices. Overall, the pet industry is considered defensive and resilient, with potential for increased spending per pet. The author recommends buying Chewy stock with an end-of-year price target of $51.
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🤔 Stock Market Quiz
Which company first reached a market capitalization of $1 trillion? |
Yesterday’s Question: Which company’s stock made Steve Jobs his first billion dollars?
Answer: Pixar! A year after getting kicked out of Apple in 1985, Steve Jobs bought Pixar from Lucasfilms. Ten years later, Pixar IPO’d and made Jobs his first billion dollars.
You can see yesterday’s poll and how everyone voted in yesterday’s email (link)
🐻 Bearish v 🐂 Bullish
Company: AirBnB ($ABNB)
Bullish Reasons:
Strong Revenue Growth: Airbnb reported a 52% year-over-year increase in revenue for Q1 2023, indicating strong demand for its services. This growth trend could continue as travel restrictions ease and people start traveling more frequently.
Expanding User Base: Airbnb's active users increased by 20% year-over-year in Q1 2023. This suggests that the company's user base is growing, which could lead to higher revenues in the future.
Network Advantage: Airbnb’s network has reached critical-mass scale, supported by its leading booking share of the alternative accommodation market and ongoing expansion into experiences. This network advantage is expected to be supported by generative artificial intelligence investment and expansion into the experiences vertical over the next several years.
Bearish Reasons:
Competition: Booking and Expedia are investing in their U.S. alternative accommodation supply and awareness. Also, Google's continued emphasis on placing its paid ads and metasearch platform ahead of free organic search links could elevate marketing costs for Airbnb.
Regulation Headwinds: Alternative accommodations face regulation headwinds around the industry's impact on society (resident quality of life), safety (adhering to codes), and economics (cost of living). Regulation could place requirements and restrictions on hosts and guests that reduces demand and elevates cost.
High Operating Expenses: Airbnb's operating expenses increased by 40% year-over-year in Q1 2023. This could put pressure on the company's profitability if it continues.
Are you bearish or bullish on ABNB? |
Yesterday’s Results for $TWLO (link):
🟩🟩🟩⬜️⬜️ 🐻 Bearish (69%)
🟨🟨⬜️⬜️⬜️ 🐂 Bullish (31%)
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