First paper trade!
Looking at PAGS on the weekly, our big buyer stepped in on the week of 12/24/18, rested a bit starting the week of 3/25/19 but stepped back in the week of 4/15/19. Our buyer started resting a bit on 8/12/19 and a seller stepped in an started a bit of a fight. We see the buyer losing momentum until the week of 10/14/19 where the seller steps in...
The Brazilian digital payment firm for small/medium sized merchant is back after a very difficult Q4. The stock fell sharply after an equity offering (October) and slight revenue/earnings miss in Q3 of very high expectations (November).
the $28 proved to be formidable support zone for stock where very high volumes exchanged. The stock held above its ichimoku...
PAGS continues to fall, so far we've had a few potential times to buy, but confirmation doesn't go through and we don't get the confirmation we need to pull the trigger.
For now, we sit on our hands and wait for the sell to show it is over, then look for confirmation. One thing I've noted is divergence on the daily, by itself means nothing, but if we can get some...
The company released early Q3 results, with total Q3 payment volume expected to jump 44.8% to R$29.4B and net income surging 42.5%-46.8% to R$330M - R$340M.
Active merchants are expected to be slightly over 5M, compared to 3.8M last year, with slightly over 300,000 new active merchants added in the quarter.
Cautiously optimistic on PAGS. I will most likely end up doing an option play on PAGS next strong green day, in which I'll sell a Call Credit Spread in preparation for further downward movement. The last gap down shot us right through our upward trend line which is why I'm short term bearish on PAGS. However, I see potential support in the $36 area in which I...
Trading in the wedge and I think this exploded to high 30's. Environment is right and can be acquired by some big name, who knows.
May 17th: 32.50 calls are something I am eyeing on. Start building some position.
Nice bottoming formation on the chart, higher lows, undervalued relative to U.S. counterpart Square (SQ), bullish news from Brazil that a pro-business leader could take charge.
Pagseguro or $PAGS, the Square of Brazil, with interesting formation coming out of IPO base. Strong hedge fund interest. H&S formation with a bear flag or larger wedge formation developing?
Shares of Penske Auto Group (PAG) seem to be basing and ready to move higher.
This thing is cheap with a TTM P/E of 6.2. Using consensus estimates for 2018 of $5.06 per share, it's trading at a forward P/E of 10.3.
The company offers a 3.1% dividend, and its 1 and 5 year dividend growth is 13% and 19%, respectively. With a payout ratio of 19%, there's still...
Penske Automotive Group, Inc. operates as an international transportation services company, which engages in the distribution of commercial vehicles, diesel engines, gas engines, power systems and related parts & services. It operates through the following segments: Retail Automotive, Retail Commercial Truck, Non-Automotive Investments and Other. The Retail Automotive segment consists of retail automotive dealership operations. The Retail Commercial Truck segment is the dealership operations of commercial trucks in the U.S. and Canada. The Other segment is comprised of commercial vehicle and power systems distribution operation and other non-automotive consolidated operations. The Non-Automotive Investments segment is the equity method investments in non-automotive operations. The company was founded in October 1992 and is headquartered in Bloomfield Hills, MI.
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