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TradeSmith Snippets: The Gig Could Be Up for Uber and Lyft, Netflix Has a New $1.2 Billion Piggy Ban

[TradeSmith Daily]( TradeSmith Snippets: The Gig Could Be Up for Uber and Lyft, Netflix Has a New $1.2 Billion Piggy Bank, and PayPal’s Problem Extends Beyond Its Stock Price Happy Monday. I’m glad you’re here, starting your week with a new TradeSmith Snippets. In this week’s edition, our team will cover: - A potential $508 million problem for Uber Technologies Inc. (UBER) and $290 million problem for Lyft Inc. (LYFT). - The new $1.2 billion piggy bank Netflix (NFLX) is preparing to tap into. - What to make of PayPal Holdings Inc. (PYPL) as the #BoycottPayPal movement spreads. I’ll let them take it away from here. Enjoy your Monday — Keith Kaplan, CEO, TradeSmith RECOMMENDED LINK [My #1 way to make money right now]( If you’re worried about your portfolio... Drop everything and [watch this demo immediately](. It reveals how just ONE trade could make you $1,000 (or more) every month, even as stocks, cryptocurrencies, and the economy keep crashing. It’s my #1 way of making money right now. In fact, it’s the ONLY strategy I’m using while the markets remain this crazy. Because no matter what’s going on, it consistently pays me, and has an [89.47% win-rate](. And in this quick video I’ll show you how to get started. [Click here now to watch the demo]( Snippet No. 1: The Gig Could Be Up for Uber and Lyft Overview A new proposal from the U.S. Labor Department would classify gig workers — like delivery drivers — as employees instead of independent contractors. The Breakdown If current independent contractors become employees, companies like Uber and Lyft will be required to pay a minimum wage, cover a portion of Social Security taxes, contribute to unemployment insurance, and provide overtime pay. It’s been projected that employee-related expenses could cost $508 million for Uber and $290 million for Lyft. The stock price for both Uber and Lyft, already on a downward trajectory, was not helped by the Labor Department’s proposal on Oct. 11. TradeSmith Takeaway Lyft has been in our Red Zone for eight months, and Uber has been in our Red Zone for 10 months. Our Health Indicator said these two stocks were not worth owning, even before this news broke. This proposal and the uncertainty it has created around how gig workers will be classified toss in another reason to stay away from both companies. And in case you missed it, Senior Analyst Mike Burnick also shared a list of companies that should be nowhere near your portfolio heading into 2023. [Part 1 is available here.]( [Part 2 is available here.]( Snippet No. 2: Netflix’s Upcoming Piggy Bank Overview There are some new projections on how much revenue Netflix can generate from its ad-supported membership tier. The Breakdown JPMorgan Analyst Doug Anmuth estimates that Netflix will have 7.5 million ad-supported subscribers in the United States and in Canada, and that Netflix will generate $1.2 billion from ad-supported subscribers in 2023. Ad-supported memberships are expected to generate $4.6 billion by 2026. The TradeSmith Takeaway Mike Burnick has previously said that Netflix will be the “[buy of the century]( and with the stock price down more than 60% so far this year, it may seem like a good time to start scooping up shares. But he wants to see two things happen first. The first is an improvement to Netflix’s subscriber count. The ad-supported tier, which will start in the United States for $6.99 per month on Nov. 3, could help bring back former subscribers and attract new ones, but it is going to take some time to see if the cheaper membership tier does in fact increase subscriber count. The second thing Mike is waiting for is a buy signal from our tools. Currently, our Health Indicator has Netflix in the Red Zone, and the RSI (Relative Strength Index) is at 50.87 as of this writing. Being in the Red Zone, NFLX is considered in an “unhealthy” state, and with its RSI of 50.87 (an RSI below 30 is considered a buy signal), we have a clear indication to stay away for the time being. With that being said, if you want to be ready to pounce on the stock when it enters our Green Zone or triggers an Early Entry Signal, you can add it to a watchlist so that you are ready to make a move when the time is right. RECOMMENDED LINK [Buy Alert For $2 Coin]( The man who picked Bitcoin in 2014 when it was trading for just $369... Picked Ethereum in 2016 when it was trading for just $7... And even warned his followers of the 2020 crash... [Now believes a tiny $2 coin is set to SOAR!]( Maybe even as soon as November 1st. So if you missed Bitcoin and Ethereum... This could be your final chance at mind boggling crypto gains. Learn how to get in front of this massive opportunity... [Click here now before it’s too late]( Snippet No. 3: #BoycottPayPal Overview PayPal says that it erroneously published information stating it would punish users for spreading misinformation with a $2,500 fine. The Breakdown The reaction to the news from PayPal users appeared to be swift, as Google searches for the phrase “delete PayPal” were up 1,392% after PayPal’s announcement and apology. David Marcus, PayPal’s former president, took to Twitter to share his thoughts on the situation… with Tesla Inc. (TSLA) CEO and potential new Twitter Inc. (TWTR) owner, Elon Musk, agreeing with him. TradeSmith Takeaway PayPal has been in our Red Zone for almost a year, and this PR nightmare doesn’t help anything. But the spike in Google searches and social media mentions surrounding this debacle is a valuable investing clue. And we know a guy who has the expertise to make sense of all this and is already thinking about where disenchanted PayPal users may flock to. Our friend Landon Swan is the co-founder of LikeFolio, which he created with his brother to analyze social data to understand consumer behavior before it becomes news on Wall Street. In [a recent interview]( on the TD Ameritrade Network, Landon shared more insight into why PayPal shares have been battered this year, the significance of its recent PR issues, and the companies and investable opportunities he’s watching that could be the winners from PayPal’s fallout. You can watch Landon’s interview by clicking the image below. Have a great start to your week, Team TradeSmith P.S. How would you like to earn back all the money you lost in the market this year? Imagine turning the final quarter of 2022 — and all of 2023 — into the opportunity of a lifetime. Keith Kaplan has discovered a new strategy: one simple trade you can use to potentially generate hundreds, even thousands, of dollars on repeat. Best of all, it doesn’t involve buying any new stocks, bonds, or cryptos. [Click here]( to see how you can use this method to add to your monthly income in any market environment. Best of TradeSmith The chart below represents the best-performing open positions over the last two years, as recommended by our software. [Download now on the Apple Store]( [Get It On Google Play]( [866.385.2076](tel:+866-385-2076) | support@tradesmith.com ©TradeSmith, LLC. All Rights Reserved. You may not reproduce, modify, copy, sell, publish, distribute, display or otherwise use any portion of the content without the prior written consent of TradeSmith. TradeSmith is not registered as an investment adviser and operates under the publishers’ exemption of the Investment Advisers Act of 1940. 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