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"DraftKings stock is riskier than I can ever remember the stock being. The introduction of prediction markets competitors raises the risk significantly, but it also raises the upside significantly because it gives DraftKings an opportunity to participate in markets like California, which I never thought it was going to gain entry inside. So, you've got a riskier stock, but you've also got a stock that looks undervalued. I will be reiterating my buy rating for DraftKings stock today."
The speaker highlights the dual nature of DraftKings stock, citing increased risk due to prediction market competition yet significant upside from potential entry into the California market. Despite the risks, the stock appears undervalued, leading to a reiterated buy rating.

"I had DraftKings stock rated as a buy this year. I had it rated as one of the best stocks to buy for about the first seven months of the year. And as I noticed the share price had increased and then competition was increasing. I took it off of my list of best stocks to buy and I downgraded it to just a buy. Now, as I'm following further, I'm still keeping it rated as a buy to answer the question I posed in the introduction of the video. I still keep it rated as a buy, but now it's getting closer and closer to another downgrade where I will bring it down to a hold. I'm not doing that just yet. I'm keeping a close eye on how these markets are developing."
The speaker acknowledges that DraftKings remains undervalued based on an intrinsic value calculation, but emphasizes that increased competition and evolving market dynamics are elevating risk. Although he maintains a buy rating for now, he warns that the stock could be downgraded to hold if the risks continue to mount.

"DraftKings shares fell 11.6% after Robinhood posted trading metrics showing that contracts traded reached about 187 million, signaling increased competition from traditional trading platforms entering the sports betting space."
DraftKings is being challenged as Robinhood starts offering sports betting contracts, intensifying competition in the niche. The market has reacted strongly, with DraftKings' shares dropping over 11%, highlighting concerns about its competitive positioning.
"DKNG sold: Nearing price target of $50 by summer 2025. Selling despite earnings report tonight to free up cash for new position. Underperformed in past 15 months, up only 34%. May be mistake to sell now, but portfolio lacks cash for new opportunity."
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