Ok biz let's not get complicated

What stocks right now are heavily undervalued?
There's absolutely no need to go complicated here, to find strange companies "that, i mean bruh, only i was capable spotted with my hawk sight".
There are blatantly undervalued stocks of very obviously strong companies, strong earnings, solid sheets.
Just putting money in those companies will do easily a +30/40% in the next weeks, if not more.
Let's figure out together what those companies are, hint: you are probably surrounded by those brands, here's why you don't notice them.
I'll start
>Coca cola
>Pepsi
>P&G

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bump

I'm considering DAL rn due to reasonable dividend and probably certain comeback.

why pepsi and coke?
I've been buying up SYY calls. Sysco is probably the biggest food seller/distributer to restaurants in the US. They obviously got hit with corona, but now restaurants are starting to open back up again across the country and I expect a strong recovery.

Restaurants are dead bud go to one for urself

unironically tankers

Nclh

Imagine being as retarded as this NPC hahahah

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SKX (Skechers) is easily still undervalued. I bought at 24.3 it went up a lot this week, this brand has room to grow and will profit from everyone wearing athletic but still casual shoes. They will grow around 20% to 40% a year earnings once this all is over easy. Buy buy buy

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CPE should be $7

>you are probably surrounded by those brands, here's why you don't notice them
Do you live in an hangar?
Question is why not?
SYY ok, can be considered
Do you live in a tanker?
Do you take cruises?
Why not more obvious and famous brands?
Like adidas
Again, do you have oil in your room?

airline? everyone travels towards the end of the year. Hold until then

why not just clothes, tobacco, very common shit that went down for no reason

because I personally have seen SKX. I wear several of their shoes. I wore Nikes for years, they are nowhere near as comfortable. With SKX you get a more comfortable, memory foam cushioned product for 2/3 the cost. It's a great deal which is one of the reasons their earnings are going up. They also have a great balance sheet (1bil cash) and are down so much due to their heavy American presence. Nike and Adidas are more global so they didn't go down as much and hence have less room to really rocket up.

TLDR

SKX has enough cash to survive and has more room to grow.

never heard of, since i'm not american, but yes, it can be in the list, if it's true that its balance is good

If you have the proper tools for it why not find those small or microcap gems. Just because it happens to be one of the few companies you haven't had sizzled into your brain via advertisements does not mean it cannot be undervalued. With that said just leverage up on XLF as hard as you fucking can.

nice digits, also true.

here's another "i want to avoid obvious bets because my cock is too big for those, i prefer to search uncommon jems because a +20% gained with a low cap is more shiny than a +20% made with an obvious company"

UniFi
it is rallying again but they make excellent enterprise networking products and everyone is ordering their shit to upgrade their networks right now. next earnings will be nuts

CATB, MCRB
These are companies in Phase III with their lead candidates, extremely high upside vs downside risk for both.

1. I just told you to bet only on quality US banking

2. If you're browsing stock twits you wont find shit. Use industry standard, bloomberg, morningstar, ect. Don't be a retard. You don't have the tools because your stupid and sleptwalkt into a retirement fund.

please explain me why coca cola isn't a good stock right now

I never said it wasn't, don't put words into my mouth. The amount of sheer capital required to grow Coca-Cola 20% however is a real barrier with real consequences however for your gains. A soda company that could fill a niche better than coke could easily have it's equity do 1000% before it even shows up on cokes pie chart at all. That's why people want to start their own business and that's why you overweight small and midcap when your in your early working years. Coke could be a fantastic fucking buy right now sure, doesn't change that it won't be posting a 100% growth year in equity ever. Compare that to fellow large cap alumni now Palo Alto which did 100% in back to back years 2016 2017 iirc.

Can't really understand your language, i remember that we're speaking about "recover" or "go back to the previous levels because the covid dump was a complete overreaction".

No we were talking about why you are so averse to small caps. Trust me, I understand, the vast vast majority of this board has no clue what the fuck they are doing and small cap is volatile as is. Thus the majority of picks for anything that isn't US large cap on this board are pure garbage. Learn yourself to read 10-K's at minimum though and learn how to search for investments that meet your needs and you will be able to pick up those 10x small caps easy yourself. Right now the market is severely overweighted towards the top companies as well, the top 50 make up a higher percent of marketcap than any other time right now, so it's hard to see an end to that but it will.

I don't care about penny stocks when there are the big solid caps that can make an easy 30%, some even more.
When this pump will end, then i can consider to risk something into small caps too

Wendys

here's my man, but sadly it recovered almost 100% to pre-covid levels

Small caps aren't penny stocks, small caps are companies listed on the NYSE with under 1 billion marketcap, I believe it is. Penny stocks don't get listed on the NYSE. Anyway it's just advice, what the fuck do I even know about setting up properly risk adjusted portfolios. Grind that retirement out champ.

And that's ok for an advice, it's definitely worth looking into, but i guess that's not a good moment.
Between a 10x uncertain bet and a 2x sure bet i choose the second.

DFEN

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