Published on: May 3rd, 2018 • Duration: 13 minutes • Asset Class: Equities • Topic: Technology, Trading
Michele "Mish" Schneider, director of trading education and research at MarketGauge, discusses the opportunity she sees in 3D printing. She explains the catalysts and how to make the trade, in this interview with Alyona Minkovski. Filmed on April 30.Comments
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YBKudos Michele - this turned out to be a phenomenal recommendation. Thank you!
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MSIf bought at 10.00 after earnings, we are in the first target zone here up to 13.70 for some profit taking.
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TPamazing move from 9 to 13.23 in less than 2 weeks! great one!
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MSDDD very interesting chart-golden cross well above the current price-rare!! And, the phase went from bearish to distribution. Stock has gone from the post earnings low of 9 to 10.80 (current price) in just 3 days. That's an 18% move.
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AEThis, by no means, is a slight or insult against Michele, but "Mish" in the Ukrainian language means "Mouse". I would say "Mighty Mouse" given the fervor and conviction shown by Ms. Schneider. I liked her presentation. Been watching this company since near inception. I like the idea of the Company's product, I'm not quite sure that the company provides a "need'. I agree that 3D printing will revolutionize manufacturing, but I just have this niggling doubt about the quality of what is produced by the printer...i.e. what if the recent airline crash happened because the turbine blades were 3D printed??? A huge "what if"...
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MSDDD rallied nearly 10% on Friday the 4th (2 days after earnings dust settles). Over 10.00 if confirms, good place for starter position with under 8 as risk--thru 11.70-12.00 an add. High short float mentioned during video. Naysayers showed up 3 years ago when I talked about first solar-it has nearly quadrupled in price since then-never underestimate a megatrend-especially one in infancy.
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MFConcise and actionable, seem like a reasonable idea if due diligence confirms company's potential viablilty. Thanks
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TGenjoyed this take on a topic far out of my wheelhouse. REALLY well presented Michelle. Bravo.
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ddCome on guys you can do better than these last two videos. Rational well thought in depth analysis is what had made RV a great product, but the quality has gone down with the price. In trying to become the biggest you are becoming the same as the people you were trying to replace.
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DMStock has had virtually no growth in sales for the last 4 years, losing money, shrinking margins, share price trending down. No evidence to support buying this stock here - a forecast based on what...feelings? RV, you need to do much better than this. Are we so desperate for quantity of trades that quality is ignored? Is this all that can be afforded now with the new reduced subscr. price?
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DSHey I appreciate the idea and effort. Please would you guys mind to generate comprehensive ideas ie including fundamental analysis? Orienting/stating investment ideas on technicals only can be very costly and It could give retail traders the wrong idea of a professional investment process. Thank you guys
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RSSince July 2017 it looks like a stock to short going into earnings or buy a week to 10 days after
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LAddd is crashing today- down 12%. Earnings is disappointing. Probably should wait as industrials are weakening. Heading closer to its 52 week lows.
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ZYi was in this stock when it was $9x, and get burn after the crash. i still can remember the pitch of this industry revolution. But it yet to happen, that time i was fresh and new to investment, thinking if only i was in a better entry price and hold it for long term. below $10 is good enough for me to start again.
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SMThe technical's for this stock look very attractive buillish engulfing on an ascending trendline date all the way back from Nov 2018 https://www.tradingview.com/x/S8ig6oPy/
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RIJust like the last trade idea, it would be nice to publish these before the relevant catalyst highlighted in the video (e.g. earnings release). The FIT and DDD videos discussed earnings releases, but the videos were released after the fact.
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SBIt's very hard to determine the right investments in the 3d space at the moment. Consumer 3d printing is and will probably stay a niche market for the foreseeable future. It's not only about the cost of 3d printing but also ease of use. Treatment of the 3d printed objects after (UV hardening, Sanding and applying the ground coat) is a lot of work and mostly for hobbyists. Also, it's only really usable for some types of objects, mainly ornamental. It's on the industrial side that things are interesting. But like Virtual Reality still very hard to invest in this space in my opinion. There will be a time, but maybe not yet.