F.S. Comeau

[...] I just finished reading Sky Solar’s (very dreadlful) prospectus. The question is: would I invest in it? Let’s start by “The Bad” [...]

[...] of my winnings is luck (specifically, SKYS). Although I did manage to correctly valuate it, had Sky Solar not paid off this week, I would have been only slightly ahead (after removing my profit from [...]

[...] company to analyze. This could very well be a year one homework for a finance student. Unlike Sky Solar and its nightmarish accounting, Fibrogen makes every piece of information clear immediately. [...]

[...] : its competitor, the only one publically listed, has known a phenomenal growth in terms of stock price: The Bad 1) $3.8billions in long-term debt Huge interest charges every year. For a company with [...]

[...] report a company has ever made to decide whether it’s growing fast enough to justify its stock price or not. You don’t need to listen to hours of boring stock analyst opinions to understand the [...]

[...] : 1. A mediocre 2.69% yield that is never, ever raised. And that might not even be safe. Stock price not rising? No worries, you can enjoy a lackluster 2.69% return on your investment. And that’s [...]

[...] of the attention around this stock, you can expect a slow, steady growth in its stock price in the weeks and months that will follow the IPOs. And new restaurant openings will [...]

[...] it can be shipped with pretty much anything else the store sells. For this very reason, regular pet food is far cheaper. But Freshpet’s approach also comes with benefits. If you want to feed your [...]

[...] : Our market share is currently less than 1% of the overall $22.5 billion North American pet food market. As of March 2014, less than 20% of U.S. pet food consumers had aided awareness of the [...]

[...] strong earnings! Not strong enough. Analysts currently are expecting between 61M and 69M in iPhone sales. This analyst predicts 62M iphone sales. The absolute highest number I’ve found is 71.5M. I [...]

[...] , natural, refrigerated pet food? I believe that there is. Am I going to be investing in Freshpet IPO? At a price under $14 per share, without a doubt. Inbetween $14 and $16, most likely. Between $ [...]

[...] selling their shares or shorting, even though his thesis is nothing but hot air. About Freshpet Freshpet is not the IPO of the year (Alibaba easily takes that sport) and it does face major risks. [...]