The Truth Behind Stock News Using SEC Filings!

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Sintesi

TLDRThe video highlights the recent Q3 performance of company G, showing a 42% year-over-year growth in revenue, amounting to $23.8 million. This growth is largely attributed to the acquisition of High Car, revealing that the increase does not stem from a rise in service demand. The acquisition cost G $8 million in cash along with assuming some liabilities. The speaker shares trading advice, suggesting caution against shorting stocks that report strong earnings or positive news that could attract significant institutional buying.

Punti di forza

  • 📈 G's Q3 revenue grew by 42% year-over-year!
  • 💰 Total revenue reached $23.8 million.
  • 🔍 Revenue increase was due to the acquisition of High Car.
  • 💸 G paid $8 million for High Car and took on some liabilities.
  • ⚠️ Revenue growth isn't from increased demand but acquisition-related.
  • 📊 Avoid shorting stocks with strong positive news.
  • 🤔 Trading decisions shouldn't rely solely on fundamentals.
  • 🔑 Institutional buyers can influence stock prices significantly.

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  • 00:00:00 - 00:02:11

    The video discusses the strong Q3 results reported by a company, G, which showed a 42% year-over-year revenue growth amounting to $23.8 million. The increase in revenue was primarily attributed to the acquisition of High Car, rather than an increase in demand for their services. The company paid $8 million for High Car and assumed some of its liabilities. The speaker notes that the press release did not clarify the reasons behind the revenue increase. In terms of trading strategy, the speaker mentions that they do not base day trades solely on fundamentals but tend to avoid shorting stocks with positive news, as significant buyers can impact the stock's value and make it difficult to fade the stock.

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Video Domande e Risposte

  • What were G's Q3 revenue results?

    G reported a 42% year-over-year growth in revenue, totaling $23.8 million.

  • What was the acquisition that influenced G's revenue?

    G's revenue increase was primarily due to the acquisition of High Car.

  • How much did G pay for High Car?

    G paid $8 million for High Car, along with taking on some of its liabilities.

  • Is the revenue growth due to increased demand?

    No, the revenue growth was not due to increased demand for services, but from the acquisition.

  • How do the speaker's trading strategies factor in earnings reports?

    The speaker tends to avoid day trading based solely on fundamentals and does not short stocks with positive earnings news.

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  • 00:00:00
    so a quick video on get around uh ticker
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    G who reported strong um Q3 results uh
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    on Friday so 42% year-over-year growth
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    and revenue um 23.8 million revenues
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    again 42% year-over-year so looks pretty
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    strong um they did release the 10 Q so
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    we can go into uh ask Edgar um so the
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    10q will contain um a lot more details
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    um about how they did in Q3 so one thing
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    we can ask is what was the main reason
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    for this increase in
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    Revenue so the primary reason for the
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    increase in Revenue was an acquisition
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    of uh High car so looks like they this
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    Revenue came from that company that they
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    acquired so it wasn't necessarily an
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    increase in uh demand for their service
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    or any significant changes business
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    changes like that um so another thing we
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    can ask is actually what they paid for
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    higher car
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    so
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    okay so it looks like they paid $8
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    million and they also took on um some of
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    their liability so um they paid a decent
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    amount for the company um so yeah
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    essentially the the the increase in
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    Revenue uh wasn't necessarily as blowout
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    as you would think because in the press
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    release they don't actually say why the
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    revenue uh increase um said a
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    significant in in total
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    revenues um but they don't clarify why
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    that was um so anyways how would you use
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    this in trading well for me personally I
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    don't make decisions to take a day trade
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    solely based on fundamentals uh swing
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    trading is a is another another thing
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    which I'll get into in later videos uh
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    however I do tend to avoid shorting
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    stocks with with very good news um like
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    blowout earnings or great late stage uh
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    clinical trials results so things that
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    will materially impact the value of the
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    company and bring in legitimate buyers
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    um so when you get big buyers who buy
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    and hold um you'll have a tougher time
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    uh fading the stock um and that's it
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  • G
  • Q3 results
  • revenue growth
  • High Car acquisition
  • trading strategy
  • fundamentals
  • stock market
  • earnings report
  • investing
  • financial analysis