Is Peloton's Stock Is Going To $5?

[Click to view in browser](. Dec 11th 2019 Dear InvestingChannel Reader, As we wait for analysis of the outcome of the Fed’s FOMC meeting to come in, markets are chugging along on one of the longest bull runs in history. Today we are featuring analysis and commentary on the following: - [SPONSORED LINK: Insane Cash Back Card Wipes Out Interest Until 2021]( - [Citron Thinks Peloton's Stock Is Going To $5, Compares It To GoPro]( - [5 Most Popular Energy Stocks Among Hedge Funds]( - [Scenes from the November jobs report]( - [Why Investing As An Individual Is So Difficult]( - [3 Small-Cap ETFs Ready To Party]( [Masterworks is an exclusive platform for investing in blue-chip art, an asset class that’s outperformed the S&P since 2000.]( Blue-chip art has outperformed the S&P by 180% since 2000. You're invited to bypass the 5,000+ waitlist today. [Click here to read more.]( Sponsored by MasterWorks At this point, we have all seen the now [infamous]( dystopian Peloton bike commercial. While the specific merits of the video will be debated in the media we want to focus on the hard numbers. Wayne Duggan of Benzinga presents analyst coverage on Peloton from Citron Research. [Citron Thinks Peloton's Stock Is Going To $5, Compares It To GoPro]( [(Benzinga)]( Left admitted to owning a Peloton bike and said his bearish take on the stock has nothing to do with the quality of the product or the company and is simply a reflection of his take on the stock’s valuation. Left compared Peloton today to GoPro Inc back in 2014. “While Wall St was giddy over the new ‘must have product,’ Citron maintained that GoPro sold a consumer electronics device that would eventually show decelerating growth as competition came into the marketplace,” Left said. In the past five years, GoPro shares are down 93.7%. Left’s $5 Peloton price target represents nearly 85% downside from current levels. [Click here to read more.]( [Free Options Webinar – Theoretical Options Pricing]( Learn about academic approaches to options pricing from investment professionals.. Watch now with OIC On Demand. [Watch Now]( Sponsored by The Options Industry Council While we have seen energy stocks fall out of favor on a decade long secular decline; there are still some diamonds in the rough to be found in the sector by stock pickers. Our friends at Insider Monkey look at some of the most popular energy stocks with institutional investors right now. [5 Most Popular Energy Stocks Among Hedge Funds]( [(Insider Monkey)]( Today, hedge fund sentiment towards Exxon Mobil Corporation is at its all time low. Investors are cashing out of energy focused ETFs which means cheap and healthy energy stocks are sold alongside the troubled and bankruptcy-bound energy stocks. [Click here to read more.]( Angry Bear brings us their always excellent in-depth analysis of the November jobs report [Scenes from the November jobs report]( [(Angry Bear)]( First, let’s update the three leading sectors of employment that I have been tracking: temporary help (blue in the graph below), manufacturing (gold), and residential construction (red). Here’s what they look like compared with 2018, showing the slowdown this year (Note: the big decline in manufacturing in October was the GM strike, which as expected was reversed in November) [Click here to read more.]( [Why Investing As An Individual Is So Difficult]( by [Benzinga]( A recent study by DALBAR found that individual investors averaged a 3.69% annual return over a 30-year period in which the S&P 500 averaged 11.1% returns annually. In 2018, active fund managers — professional managers that often manage millions or billions of dollars — underperformed the S&P 500 for the ninth consecutive year. [Read more.]( [Bill O'Reilly reveals his most controversial project yet.]( Sponsored by [Oxford Club]( His broadcast's goal: Mint new millionaires. [Click here for details.]( [3 Small-Cap ETFs Ready To Party]( by [Benzinga]( Those widely followed benchmarks are on the cusps of breakouts and that bodes well for the health of the broader market. Additionally, small-cap equities aren't expensive relative to historical norms. Recently, CNBC reported that small cap stocks “are at their most attractive levels since June 2003 relative to large caps, according to data compiled by Jefferies. Historically, small caps have outperformed large caps by an average of 6% over the following year when the valuation gap widens that much.” [Read more.]( Copyright 2019, Investing Channel, All Rights Reserved | [Privacy Policy]( [InvestingChannel, Inc.]( P.O. Box 118 New York, NY 10018. To unsubscribe, [click here]( [Link](