SodaStream International: A Company That Should Make New Highs [View article]
Enzo, I'm 20 years old. So yea, if I do my homework and see a company that offers a product that consumers love, has constantly beat analyst expectations, has 0 debt, a ton of cash, has a large backlog for their product and is the only company in the industry that makes that specific item, I'll bite. Who in their right mind wouldn't?
Perhaps some more investing 101 is what you need from a 20-year old. Why would a growth company choose not to offer a dividend? Because they would rather reinvest their excess cash and generate a higher ROR for shareholders. Which is exactly what we have been seeing. SODA up 65.9% now over the year and KO up 8.8%. Numbers don't lie, now how's that dividend been doing for you? That should tell you all you need to know and put this argument to rest.
By the way, I wouldn't flaunt about your car on a website blog. In my opinion it just shows how much class you have, bragging about your car on a blog read by 20 year olds. All I know is that if it takes me 65 years to afford a $90,000 car, then somewhere I went wrong. And I sure as hell won't be proud to announce to the world that I am that late to the table. I'll leave it at that.
SodaStream International: A Company That Should Make New Highs [View article]
Well seeing that the 360 is 10 years old, I suppose you went to the "discount shelf" to make your car purchase as well...
But that's irrelevant. Point is, this company is a growth company, so of course there is some risk associated with it which must be why you choose to go with KO. You guys have been yelling "fad" for the past 3 years. But the numbers speak for themselves. $62mm in cash and 0 debt, with analyst estimates being beaten every quarter? 93% growth in the US? Take a hint Enzo, the company ain't going anywhere soon. I happen to own one of the soda makers for myself (in addition to the stock) and have to say that every time people are over, the machine is constantly being used. It's a hit!
As a young investor in an economy like this, I'll stick with higher growth companies like Sodastream. A few years from now when the next recession comes along, perhaps KO will be a better play. KO up 9.7% over the year and SODA up 50.4%, I'm sure you can pick out which one has been the better investment. With big Ben making sure our economy continues to hit new highs, why would anyone choose to go with a defensive security like KO when there are better opportunities for growth?
By the way, if you're referring this to being a "pump" article, check out GMCR's earnings. SODA and GMCR trade very close to one another, that's why we're up ~7% today. Hopefully you're not short, I'd hate to see you posting on this website without a red car in your profile any more. Enjoy your retirement.
SodaStream (SODA) moves down 5.5% in premarket trading after beating analyst expectations and raising its own revenue guidance. Shares are a bargain off the slide, according to some traders. They see a classic case of the company lowballing guidance to set up a future earning beat. [View news story]
Why the hell would they do that? That would put their main line of products out of business...
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Hopefully, isn't Europe's decision on their drug due out any day now?
Shares of SodaStream (SODA +2.5%) move higher at the open after the company strikes a deal with Samsung to build a refrigerator which will dispense filtered carbonated water. SodaStream will have a piece of the consumables side of the innovation by supplying the CO2 cylinders. [View news story]
Wow, this company is doing everything right! so glad I got in a $30, this has to be the best investment I've made thus far! SODA is killing it out there.
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I haven't seen 1 person for as long as I can remember walking around with a blackberry. Overseas Nokia is huge, thousands of people lining up waiting outside Nokias store for their release in China. Blackberry doesn't have a product yet so it will be interesting to see if they can regain marketshare.
SodaStream: This 'Coca-Cola Killer' Is A Great Holiday Growth Stock [View article]
Oh my, do your research my friend. The majority (99.9% - you're the .1) of us will answer with market cap when someone asks how big our company is, then follow up with revenues.
I second Josh's statement about you posting a negative statement when it seems that you still have much to learn. Hit the books before you comment to make sure your info is correct.
SodaStream International: A Company That Should Make New Highs [View article]
SodaStream International: A Company That Should Make New Highs [View article]
Perhaps some more investing 101 is what you need from a 20-year old. Why would a growth company choose not to offer a dividend? Because they would rather reinvest their excess cash and generate a higher ROR for shareholders. Which is exactly what we have been seeing. SODA up 65.9% now over the year and KO up 8.8%. Numbers don't lie, now how's that dividend been doing for you? That should tell you all you need to know and put this argument to rest.
By the way, I wouldn't flaunt about your car on a website blog. In my opinion it just shows how much class you have, bragging about your car on a blog read by 20 year olds. All I know is that if it takes me 65 years to afford a $90,000 car, then somewhere I went wrong. And I sure as hell won't be proud to announce to the world that I am that late to the table. I'll leave it at that.
SodaStream International: A Company That Should Make New Highs [View article]
SodaStream International: A Company That Should Make New Highs [View article]
But that's irrelevant. Point is, this company is a growth company, so of course there is some risk associated with it which must be why you choose to go with KO. You guys have been yelling "fad" for the past 3 years. But the numbers speak for themselves. $62mm in cash and 0 debt, with analyst estimates being beaten every quarter? 93% growth in the US? Take a hint Enzo, the company ain't going anywhere soon. I happen to own one of the soda makers for myself (in addition to the stock) and have to say that every time people are over, the machine is constantly being used. It's a hit!
As a young investor in an economy like this, I'll stick with higher growth companies like Sodastream. A few years from now when the next recession comes along, perhaps KO will be a better play. KO up 9.7% over the year and SODA up 50.4%, I'm sure you can pick out which one has been the better investment. With big Ben making sure our economy continues to hit new highs, why would anyone choose to go with a defensive security like KO when there are better opportunities for growth?
By the way, if you're referring this to being a "pump" article, check out GMCR's earnings. SODA and GMCR trade very close to one another, that's why we're up ~7% today. Hopefully you're not short,
I'd hate to see you posting on this website without a red car in your profile any more. Enjoy your retirement.
SodaStream (SODA) moves down 5.5% in premarket trading after beating analyst expectations and raising its own revenue guidance. Shares are a bargain off the slide, according to some traders. They see a classic case of the company lowballing guidance to set up a future earning beat. [View news story]
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An explosion near the finish line of the Boston Marathon shakes stocks up further, the S&P 500 (SPY) dipping to a new session low, -1.8%. [View news story]
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Vivus (VVUS -4.7%) trades lower today after earlier announcing that a European Medicines Agency committee has confirmed an earlier decision to recommend against approval of it's weight-loss drug Qsiva. [View news story]
Shares of SodaStream (SODA +2.5%) move higher at the open after the company strikes a deal with Samsung to build a refrigerator which will dispense filtered carbonated water. SodaStream will have a piece of the consumables side of the innovation by supplying the CO2 cylinders. [View news story]
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I second Josh's statement about you posting a negative statement when it seems that you still have much to learn. Hit the books before you comment to make sure your info is correct.
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