/biz/ - Business & Finance

Hello, friendos. I'm gonna try and help a few of you willing to listen. I day trade, mostly, and rotate my stocks based on when their earning reports are. I usually buy them the week before, and obtain small gains through the week, and then sell on they day of their report. I've found that this is pretty consistent in terms of gains, even if they are relatively small. Though, like always, it still is a gamble as the stock market is relatively unpredictable--so take my suggestions with a grain of salt.

The following stocks have earnings reports:

Monday:
>PLAY (Good buy, has been making gains all month)

>DTEA (Bad buy, losing grounds for a long time)

>KMG (Good buy, probably even a long term buy)

>LMNR (Gamble Buy, it's been pretty stagnant)

>RH (Bad Buy, not because the stock is bad, but because the projected earnings report is projected to be less than last quarter)

>SBLK (Gamble buy, this stock has been stagnating for a while, but it can be a surprise gain considering it is $13 atm)

>YTRA (Bad buy, been bleeding for a while and isn't bound to have a good report)

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>>8024555
SAN is pretty cheap, if you feel like buying some of that. They almost have a monopoly in Spain, so it may be worth looking into, and their growth is rather steady (albeit slow).

SIRI is in the same boat. Cheap, virtually has a monopoly, slow but steady growth.

CLDR may be worth looking into, if you're trying to dig up some relatively new companies. Although they were off to a rocky start, their growth over the last month has been pretty steady.

NBIX is the most expensive, and probably one of the most stable too (considering it's gone up 2% today so far), of the bunch that I can suggest you look into or buy.

I have quite a few others, too, but I just recently started watching stocks after reading a few shilled news articles online--so I've got some research to do before I can give credibility.