Perhaps, but being so dependent on a single company is problematic. And #Comcast is responsible for over 1/3 of #Accolade's revenue. That's a major red flag in my book. If Comcast dropped Accolade today, where would the company be tomorrow? $CMCSA$ACCD
There is a lot of hope that this virus will simply "burn out" like #SARS did in 2003. That was a result of warmer summer months combined with a turning point where a significant enough percentage of the population who had been infected, had since recovered and become immune.
If people can catch #COVID19 again without developing immunity, we are in some serious trouble. The virus could be here to stay.
I'm rather surprised the market shrugged off the coronavirus for as long as it did. It was pretty clear which way the wind was blowing. And for those that couldn't, all the medical experts warned this would happen.
Very thorough article. The author did an excellent job of backing up up every statement with facts and sources. But while I don't doubt that every aspect of the article is true, I can't help but sense a bit of bias against the US as apparent by various word choices.
That article does a great job compiling information, but the headline and synopsis are not completely correct.
The stock market is forward looking and the new system has already garnered significant interest and the system sales are set to rebound. The company also broke even only selling 1 system.
Even at the bottom of the article it uses future projections and states the price at 4.50 doesn’t make sense. But at.17 cents 4.50 is a PE of around 30 which for a company showing 300% revenue growth if true would be completely justified.
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Accolade’s $100 Million IPO: A Good, But Overvalued Business
Perhaps, but being so dependent on a single company is problematic. And #Comcast is responsible for over 1/3 of #Accolade's revenue. That's a major red flag in my book. If Comcast dropped Accolade today, where would the company be tomorrow? $CMCSA $ACCD
Still Plenty Of Unknowns Around The Virus
There is a lot of hope that this virus will simply "burn out" like #SARS did in 2003. That was a result of warmer summer months combined with a turning point where a significant enough percentage of the population who had been infected, had since recovered and become immune.
If people can catch #COVID19 again without developing immunity, we are in some serious trouble. The virus could be here to stay.
When A 10% Decline Isn't A Big Deal
I'm rather surprised the market shrugged off the coronavirus for as long as it did. It was pretty clear which way the wind was blowing. And for those that couldn't, all the medical experts warned this would happen.
Twilio Falls On Lower Q1 EPS Guidance
Agreed.
The US Obsession With Sanctions May Destroy The Dollar
Very thorough article. The author did an excellent job of backing up up every statement with facts and sources. But while I don't doubt that every aspect of the article is true, I can't help but sense a bit of bias against the US as apparent by various word choices.
2020 Hindsight: Ten Clean Energy Stocks For 2019
Good article. I have much respect from those who admit when they were wrong.
Why Is This Stock Going Up When Financials Are Down
That article does a great job compiling information, but the headline and synopsis are not completely correct.
The stock market is forward looking and the new system has already garnered significant interest and the system sales are set to rebound. The company also broke even only selling 1 system.
Even at the bottom of the article it uses future projections and states the price at 4.50 doesn’t make sense. But at.17 cents 4.50 is a PE of around 30 which for a company showing 300% revenue growth if true would be completely justified.
Oil Drove Recovery
Excellent read, well worth the accolades. The ending really sums up how critical this issue is.
Buying Time
This is excellent work. Where can I read more by you?
Labor Data Dependent
I agree with you Gary.