#fintech - I found a nice overview here
Neobanking is forecast to grow at a compound annual growth rate of around 55% to $2 trillion by 2030 - Let's take a look at where fintech stocks stand based on 2025 metrics
Who do you favor? ☺️
$NU (-0,82 %)
$COIN (+2,46 %)
$FOUR
$HOOD (-1,11 %)
$DLO
$TOST (+3,25 %)
$PYPL (+5,3 %)
$BILL (+5,57 %)
$ADYEY (+4,53 %)
$SQ (+2,02 %)
$SOFI (+0 %)
$PGY
$ML
$AFRM (+0,65 %)
$UPST (+3,41 %)
$SOFI (+0 %) - Company presentation and personal opinion:
getquin Daily Summary 01.08.2022
Hello getquin,
I wish you a good start of the week!
Europe🌍:
1. Retail sector in Germany records biggest sales slump since 1994
Retail in Germany is not exempt from the financial crisis. Sales in the sector fell in June by the most in 28 years. As the Federal Statistical Office announced on Monday, retail sales fell by 8.8% compared to the same month last year. Statisticians have been recording sales on a monthly basis since 1994.
Significant declines of more than 16 percent were seen in furniture, household appliances and building materials. Not much is left of the Corona era, nor of the Internet and mail order boom. Here, sales fell by 15.5 percent.
Interested in the topic? https://bit.ly/3oN0GdO
2. Wage increase for ground staff
Ground staff at numerous German airports will receive more money. The collective agreements negotiated by the ver.di trade union apply to more than 6,000 employees in smaller companies. "In view of the labor shortage and the high workload, many companies are more willing to grant significant wage increases. That's really gratifying," explained Marvin Reschinsky, ver.di negotiator. For example, wages are rising at the passenger handling company Aviation Handling Services, which operates at Düsseldorf, Hanover and Cologne/Bonn airports. Employees will receive between 17 and 26 percent more money over the next six months. At ground handling service provider Aviapartner in Düsseldorf and Hanover, salaries will rise by 300 euros with immediate effect.
Click here for source: https://bit.ly/3bhiYB6
America🌏:
2. Starbucks union demands coffee giant give wage increases and benefits to unionized stores
Starbucks Workers United is calling on the company to extend wage increases to workers in unionized stores. In May, the coffee chain announced it would raise wages for workers in non-union stores. The company said it was unable to make changes in organized stores without negotiations.
More info here: https://cnb.cx/3cXv6rl
🟩 $SBUX (+0,07 %) (🔼 +0.73%)
Quarterly figures
HBSC
$HSBC (+1,52 %)
EPS: 🟩 $0.15 expected vs $0.16 published; difference: 9.60%.
Sales: 🟥 $12.54 billion expected vs $12.46 billion published; variance: -0.63%
Stocks of the day:
🟩 TOP $PGY €31.58 (🔼 +27.54%)
🟥 FLOP $AJRD 38,73 € (🔽 -10,46%)
🟩Most searched $AMZN (+1,14 %) , 134,26 € (🔼 1,67%)
🟥 Most traded $VAR1 (-0,72 %) , 75,52 € (🔽 6,08%)
🟩 S&P500, 4,137.72 (🔼 +0.18%)
🟩 DAX, 13,543.84 (🔼 +0.44%)
🟩 Bitcoin ₿,€22,771.31 (🔽 -0.28%)
Time: 17:00 CEST
Fun Fact:
Did you know that Starbucks' round tables are specially designed to make customers feel less alone.
getquin Daily Summary 01.08.2022
Hello getquin,
I wish you a good start into the week!
Europe🌍:
1st retail trade in Germany records biggest sales slump since 1994
The retail sector in Germany has not been spared the effects of the financial crisis. Sales in the sector fell in June by the most in 28 years. As the Federal Statistical Office announced on Monday, retail sales fell by 8.8% compared to the same month last year. Statisticians have been recording sales on a monthly basis since 1994.
Significant declines of more than 16 percent were seen in furniture, household appliances and building materials. Not much is left of the Corona era, nor of the Internet and mail order boom. Here, sales fell by 15.5 percent.
Interested in the topic? https://bit.ly/3oN0GdO
2. wage increase for ground staff
Ground staff at numerous German airports will be paid more. The collective agreements negotiated by the ver.di trade union apply to more than 6,000 employees in smaller companies. "In view of the labor shortage and the high workload, many companies are more willing to grant significant wage increases. This is really gratifying," explained Marvin Reschinsky, negotiator for ver.di. For example, wages are rising at the passenger handling company Aviation Handling Services, which operates at Düsseldorf, Hanover and Cologne/Bonn airports. Employees will receive between 17 and 26 percent more money over the next six months. At ground handling service provider Aviapartner in Düsseldorf and Hanover, salaries will rise by 300 euros with immediate effect.
Click here to go to the source: https://bit.ly/3bhiYB6
America🌏:
3rd Starbucks union demands wage increases and fringe benefits for unionized stores from coffee giant
Starbucks Workers United is calling on the company to extend wage increases to workers at unionized stores. In May, the coffee chain announced it would raise wages for workers in non-union stores. The company said it was unable to make changes in organized stores without negotiations.
More info here: https://cnb.cx/3cXv6rl
🟩 $BABA (+4,21 %) (🔼 +0,73 %)
Quarterly figures:
HBSC $HSBC (+1,52 %)
EPS: 🟩 $0.15 expected vs $0.16 published; difference: 9.60%.
Sales: 🟥 $12.54 billion expected vs $12.46 billion published; variance: -0.63%
Stocks of the day:
🟩 TOP $PGY 31,58 € (🔼 +27,54%)
🟥 FLOP $AJRD 38,73 € (🔽 -10,46%)
🟩Most searched $AMZN (+1,14 %) , 134,26 € (🔼 1,67%)
🟥 Most traded $VAR1 (-0,72 %) , 75,52 € (🔽 6,08%)
🟩 S&P500, 4,137.72 (🔼 +0.18%)
🟩 DAX, 13,543.84 (🔼 +0.44%)
🟩 bitcoin ₿,€22,771.31 (🔽 -0.28%)
Time: 17:00 CEST
Fun Fact:
Did you know that Starbucks' round tables were specifically designed to make customers feel less alone.
getquin Daily Summary 07/26/2022
Hello getquin,
what a wild week with exciting quarterly numbers! Today's topics are Lufthansa, Shopify, McDonalds, Coca-Cola and UBS!
Remember: with the #totw1 you participate in the challenge on the topic of quarterly figures and can be featured in MarketNews!
Europe🌍:
1. Lufthansa cancels 1,000 flights
Germany's Lufthansa canceled more than 1,000 flights ahead of a one-day work stoppage by ground staff planned for Wednesday, just before families across Germany leave for summer vacation.
Strikes and staff shortages have already caused airlines, including Lufthansa, to cancel thousands of flights and caused hours-long queues at major airports, frustrating holidaymakers who wanted to travel after the COVID-19-related closures.
What's your take on the strikes: https://reut.rs/3S4d3zC
🟥 $LHA (+2,32 %) (🔽 -2.03%)
America🌏:
2. Shopify to lay off 10% of its workforce
Shopify plans to lay off about 10% of its global workforce, CEO Tobi Lutke wrote in a memo to employees Tuesday. About 1,000 of the global workforce will have to leave the company. Shopify's shares fell more than 16% in response. The Canadian company, which makes tools for selling products online, was one of the biggest beneficiaries of the e-commerce boom triggered by the pandemic.
Read more here: https://cnb.cx/3z8nlWR
🟥 $SHOP (+3,75 %) (🔽 -13.91%)
Quarterly numbers:
McDonalds
$MCD (+0,17 %)
Despite a significant sales growth in the second quarter, McDonald's has lost a lot of sales decline due to high costs and withdrawal from Russia. The Burger King rival reported Tuesday that profits fell 46% year over year to $1.2 billion. Unexpectedly, McDonald's increased like-for-like sales by 9.7%.
However, the group took special charges of $1.2 billion for abandoning its Russian business after the war in Ukraine. The giant fast-food chain is also still struggling with exorbitant expenses. Overall sales fell 3% to $5.7 billion. However, the stock initially responded with modest gains in premarket trading. In terms of global sales, McDonald's significantly beat forecasts.
EPS: 🟩 $2.47 expected vs $2.55 published; difference: 3.39%.
Revenue: 🟥 $5.82 billion expected vs $5.72 billion published; variance: -1.77%
Loving it? https://bit.ly/3J7FhFR
Coca Cola
$KO (-1,76 %)
Coke reported higher sales that beat analysts' expectations on higher prices and an increase in global sales volume. Both Coke and its rival PepsiCo face higher costs for key commodities such as aluminum.
EPS: 🟩 $0.67 expected vs $0.70 published; difference: 4.69%.
Revenue: 🟩 $10.56 billion expected vs $11.30 billion published; variance: 6.98%
More on "delicious and refreshing" here: https://cnb.cx/3PSCmmq
UBS is talking about its worst quarter in over 10 years. However, second quarter profit came in higher than Q2 2021 at $2.11 billion.
EPS: 🟩 $0.51 expected vs $0.59 published; difference: 15.67%.
Revenue: 🟥 $9.02 billion expected vs $8.61 billion published; variance: -4.63%
Stocks of the day:
🟩 TOP $PGY $11.05 (🔼 +14.27%)
🟥 FLOP $SHOP (+3,75 %) , 30,81€ (🔽 -11,28%)
🟩Most searched $AMZN (+1,14 %) €115.25 (🔼 +1.4%)
🟥 Most traded $AMZN (+1,14 %) €115.25 (🔼 +1.4%)
🟥 S&P500, 3,938.64 (🔽 +0.71%)
🟥 DAX, 13,123.40 (🔽 -0.66%)
🟥 bitcoin ₿, €20,645.28 (🔽 -0.96%)
Time: 16:30 CEST
Fun Question:
As some have already guessed correctly, the largest port is Shanghai in China. With 3,600 hectares, the port is larger than Munich (31,070 hectares)!
With which group of animals are dinosaurs most closely related?
getquin Daily Summary 26.07.2022
Hello getquin,
what a wild week with exciting quarterly numbers! Today's topics are Lufthansa, Shopify, McDonalds, Coca-Cola and UBS!
Remember: with the #totw1 you take part in the challenge on the topic of quarterly figures and can be featured in MarketNews!
Europe🌍:
1. Lufthansa cancels more than 1,000 flights
Lufthansa German Airlines canceled more than 1,000 flights ahead of a one-day work stoppage by ground staff planned for Wednesday, just before families across Germany leave for summer vacation.
Strikes and staff shortages have already caused airlines, including Lufthansa, to cancel thousands of flights and caused hours-long queues at major airports, frustrating holidaymakers who wanted to travel after the COVID-19-related closures.
What's your take on the strikes: https://reut.rs/3S4d3zC
🟥 $LHA (+2,32 %) (🔽 -2,03%)
America🌏:
2nd Shopify lays off 10% of workforce
Shopify plans to lay off about 10% of its global workforce, CEO Tobi Lutke wrote in a memo to employees on Tuesday. About 1,000 of the global workforce will have to leave the company. Shopify's shares fell more than 16% in response. The Canadian company, which makes tools for selling products online, was one of the biggest beneficiaries of the e-commerce boom triggered by the pandemic.
Read more here: https://cnb.cx/3z8nlWR
🟥 $SHOP (+3,75 %) (🔽 -13,91%)
Quarterly figures:
McDonalds
$MCD (+0,17 %)
Despite a significant increase in sales in the second quarter, McDonald's has lost a lot of revenue decline due to high costs and the withdrawal from Russia. The Burger King rival reported Tuesday that profits fell 46% year over year to $1.2 billion. Unexpectedly, McDonald's increased like-for-like sales by 9.7%.
However, the group took special charges of $1.2 billion for abandoning its Russian business after the war in Ukraine. The giant fast-food chain is also still struggling with exorbitant expenses. Overall sales fell 3% to $5.7 billion. However, the stock initially responded with modest gains in premarket trading. In terms of global sales, McDonald's significantly beat forecasts.
EPS: 🟩 $2.47 expected vs $2.55 published; difference: 3.39%.
Revenue: 🟥 $5.82 billion expected vs $5.72 billion published; variance: -1.77%
Love it? https://bit.ly/3J7FhFR
Coca Cola
$KO (-1,76 %)
Coke reported higher sales that beat analysts' expectations due to higher prices and an increase in global sales volume. Both Coke and its rival PepsiCo are facing higher costs for key commodities such as aluminum.
EPS: 🟩 $0.67 expected vs $0.70 published; difference: 4.69%.
Revenue: 🟩 $10.56 billion expected vs $11.30 billion published; variance: 6.98%
More on "delicious and refreshing" here: https://cnb.cx/3PSCmmq
UBS is talking about its worst quarter in over 10 years. However, second-quarter profit is up $2.11 billion vs.
EPS: 🟩 $0.51 expected vs $0.59 published; difference: 15.67%.
Revenue: 🟥 $9.02 billion expected vs $8.61 billion published; variance: -4.63%.
Stocks of the day:
🟩 TOP $PGY 11,05 $ (🔼 +14,27%)
🟥 FLOP $SHOP (+3,75 %) , 30,81€ (🔽 -11,28%)
🟩Most searched $AMZN (+1,14 %) 115,25 € (🔼 +1,4%)
🟥 Most traded $AMZN (+1,14 %) 115,25 € (🔼 +1,4%)
🟥 S&P500, 3,938.64 (🔽 +0.71%)
🟥 DAX, 13,123.40 (🔽 -0.66%)
🟥 bitcoin ₿, €20,645.28 (🔽 -0.96%)
Time: 16:30 CEST
Fun Question:
As some have already guessed correctly, the largest port is Shanghai in China. At 3,600 hectares, the port is larger than Munich (31,070 hectares)!
With which group of animals are dinosaurs most closely related?
