Fever Tree Upgraded from Hold to Buy with Target Price Hike
"Yes, this is from Jeff. Um Jeffre has upgraded Fever Tree from a hold to a buy and hiked their target price, calling them uh a more refreshing growth story. They're predicting better margins, higher cash returns going forward. Saying that they were really focusing on the recent deal between Fever Tree and Coors in the US and saying that this will deliver bigger scale and capability in the US. It will derisk the supply chain. Um, and they also noted that Fever Tree's marketing spend is set to double. That will boost their awareness. So, that's pushing shares higher this morning."
Jeff has upgraded Fever Tree from hold to buy by raising the target price and emphasizing its growth potential. The analyst highlights catalysts such as a strategic deal with Coors, expected better margins, and a doubling of marketing spend which are all anticipated to improve scale, derisk the supply chain, and elevate share performance.
Trouble Brewing for Tri-Color Holdings in Subprime Auto Lending
"Another is Tri-Color Holdings. Again, not exactly a household name, but it's a subprime auto lender that has run itself into a sticky patch."
The host discusses Tri-Color Holdings, a subprime auto lender, and points to the company facing acute difficulties, described as being in a "sticky patch." The mention suggests caution regarding its risk profile, especially given its specialized market and potential vulnerability to broader credit market disruptions.
Buy CrowdStrike on Dip Below $400
"When CrowdStrike dipped under 400, I bought a lot more of it; if you had, you\'d be up about 20% now. This is a stock that shut down the world, and I want it in my portfolio."
The speaker recommends buying CrowdStrike (CRWD) on dips below $400, noting that early buyers have seen a significant gain. He underscores the company\'s strong market position and robust performance.
Buy CrowdStrike via Four-Hour Algorithm
"CrowdStrike. Got to buy in the four-hour algorithm at $424. I would have said buy it under $400, but the chart looks like it could turn up now."
The recommendation is to enter a trade on CrowdStrike using a four-hour algorithm trigger, with a reference entry around $424 and the suggestion that a lower price might offer an even better risk/reward.
Buy CrowdStrike (CRWD) if Trading Below $400
"CrowdStrike under $400 is a great steal. Yesterday, the low touched about $407, which suggests that if you see it dip below $400, it presents a compelling buy opportunity."
The host presents an actionable trade idea on CrowdStrike (CRWD) with a clear entry point: if the stock trades under $400, it is seen as a value buy given the recent technical action. This calls for a short-term long position when the dip occurs.
CrowdStrike Buy Trigger Below $400
"CrowdStrike under $400 makes no sense. It was under $400 and I said, you should buy this under $400. Popped back up to $406. Would have been a great, great buy."
The host provides an actionable trade for CrowdStrike ($CRWD), recommending a buy if the stock dips below $400. He cites that the recent drop offered an attractive entry point, with clear immediate price levels that represent a more favorable risk-reward scenario.