LUV : Closed the position at different levelsAlthough I initially entered with a single position comprising about 2.5% of the net capital, I had to book it in two separate levels. I closed half of the position at around breakeven levels and the remaining half for a profit of about 22.47% of the remaining invested capital. The looming recession worries and the potential global slowdown of economies don't give me much confidence to hold onto a stock, especially in the airline sector, which is one of the sectors that will be most affected if a recession kicks in.
I'll contemplate re-entry if the price crashes to the low of the anticipated parallel channel, which I expect to form, after evaluating the macro and microeconomics at that time.
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KO : Closed position at around breakevenClosed the position for a profit of about 1.79% on the invested capital. However, I consider this trade only as a breakeven trade.
I took the initial entry when it was technically undervalued. However, later, the market shifted into bear mode and the pattern evolved. I added to the position, increasing the total holding to about 2.5% of the net capital, my maximum allocation for a particular stock.
Currently, the average price level does not inspire confidence to hold onto the stock. Thus, I decided to book profits and take the chips off the table. The upcoming recession worries and the overvaluation of the overall US market further confirm that this is the right move to protect capital.
The price did crash after I booked profits. I will consider re-entry only if the price returns to the low of the HTF parallel channel.
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JD : Going LongFundamentals
Pros:
Strong Growth Metrics: JD.com has demonstrated impressive growth in sales, earnings, and free cash flows over the past five years, indicating a robust and expanding business.
Positive Trend in Returns on Capital: Despite only meeting the average returns on capital metric 44% of the time, JD.com has shown a positive trend in this aspect over the last five years, suggesting improving capital efficiency.
Stable Dividend Yield: With a dividend yield of 26.3%, JD.com offers an attractive income opportunity for investors seeking dividends. Moreover, the dividend appears sustainable, supported by the company's strong free cash flow.
Diversification and Innovation: JD.com has expanded its business beyond e-commerce into areas such as finance, healthcare, and technology, leveraging its extensive data and customer base to offer a range of services. This diversification enhances its revenue streams and strengthens its competitive position.
Robust Balance Sheet: JD.com boasts a strong balance sheet with a significant cash pile of $236 billion and substantial free cash flow generation of $225 billion over the last five years. This provides financial flexibility for investments and expansion.
Cons:
Geopolitical Risks: Investing in Chinese companies like JD.com carries inherent geopolitical risks, including regulatory uncertainties and negative sentiment around the country's economy. This could impact the stock's performance and investor confidence.
Debt Levels: Despite the strong balance sheet, JD.com's net debt exceeds the sum of its free cash flows. High debt levels could pose risks, especially in uncertain economic conditions or during periods of market volatility.
Market Performance: JD.com's stock has declined by 55% since February 2023 and has trailed the market, indicating challenges and potential concerns among investors about its future growth prospects.
Competition and Market Dynamics: JD.com faces intense competition in China's e-commerce market, particularly from rivals like Alibaba's Taobao and Tmall. Shifts in consumer preferences, market saturation, and regulatory changes could affect JD.com's market position and profitability.
Macroeconomic Factors: Chinese e-commerce companies, including JD.com, have been affected by macroeconomic factors such as a sluggish economy and a consumer spending crisis. These external factors could impact JD.com's revenue growth and profitability in the short to medium term.
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The stock is heavily beaten down and is very close to its all-time low. So took two positions at different levels, summing up the total holding in the stock to about 2.5% of the net capital. From the net average price levels, there is a potential move of about 134% to the high of the channel where I'll consider booking profits.
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