A selection of graphs and results of various studies with short annotations from the author of the Telegram channel .
Only one company among the largest stock market debutants this year is profitable. The stock prices of 10 of the 14 tech companies that went public in 2019 fell from the first day of trading. And all but Zoom are projected to be unprofitable. In fact, some have expenses that are almost twice their revenue.
Confidence and profits in corporate America are falling. The decline in EPS is still small, and it's at the median. However, it's crucial to understand how sustainable this trend is and what the likelihood is that the median will turn negative in 2020.
I've already written about unprofitable stock market debutants and the shrinking profits of the S&P 500 median. And recently, I came across another interesting chart: total debt for the Russell 2000 has grown by 264% over ten years, while EBITDA has only grown by 120%. Could this really be the norm?
The numbers:
- Domestic inDriver Ola, the Indian ride-hailing service, surpasses it in app downloads. Ola, by the way, is a company with 8000 employees, invested $3,8 billion by SoftBank, Bessemer, Accel, and others.
- Samsung about selling 1 million Galaxy Folds. I didn't believe it and almost started writing an exposé. But the company itself The CEO got the numbers mixed up with this information. It happens.
- They say that the same Magic Leap in the first six months 6000 AR glasses with a sales target of 1 million units. I'm starting to believe it, even though The Information has been leaking a suspicious amount of confidential financial data lately.
- WSJ Huawei has received $46 billion in government loans, $25 billion in tax breaks, and nearly $2 billion in grants over the past quarter century. Journalists draw comparisons with Cisco, which received $44 million from the government in one form or another, but I'd rather with Tesla, so that readers don't get the idea that government support in China is unique.
- Only 14% of Bitcoins network, and this value is 50% lower than last year. Equally important, only 8,5% of wallets hold 99% of all Bitcoin in circulation. Meanwhile, the price of BTC YoY has risen. Cryptocurrency sometimes doesn't respect the law of supply and demand, as detailed in my .
- Researchers in the United States The arrival of Uber in a city increases alcohol consumption (four to five drinks in two hours) by 8%, and binge drinking (three or more instances of alcohol intoxication per month) by 9%. Ironically, there's a correlation between personal mobility and alcoholism.
This post is a compilation of entries from my channel for December under the #analytics tag. You can find the previous issue . Many thanks to everyone for your attention!
Source: habr.com
