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YOLO $37.5k Calls on American Outdoors Brands, Inc. ($AOUT)
American Outdoor ($AOUT) - Down 20% on slightly missing earnings. What do you think about recovery? Worth getting into?
AOUT - reports after close tomorrow and will BLOW OUT estimates.
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AOUT...great earnings released today
$AOUT all the way for apparel 🤑
AOUT if the stock exchange is still open.
Its an election year. I wonder if gun related stocks are going to pump like 2020. POWW went up over 200% that summer and AOUT jumped like 70%
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AOUT has a tiny float . That can be very attractive
Half would. The other half would deny aliens existed even with concrete proof. Covid and "Don't Look Up" taught me so. The short term big wins could be American Outdoor Brands (AOUT) and Strum Ruger (RGR), then long term wins might be SpaceX and Blue Origin when they go public. Sharing tech with us could eventually lead to our best-positioned space flight companies going intergalactic.
I'm proud to say I'm an AOUT and POWW bagholder!
Here is a move for y'all. AOUT and SWBI.
Yeah, that's sort of what's happening on my end. Case in point, last week - the upper end of my stocks (mid/large/mega cap) did pretty good on average, either matching or beating indexes that tracked the DJIA, NASDAQ, and S&P. Then we have my small caps, which had some good gains, but equally rough losses. Some of them were earnings-driven (like AOUT), but regardless of cause a loss is a loss. With them factored into the mix, my overall portfolio was underperforming the market by at least 1%, and in actuality more given that I had put more weight into those small cap stocks (because I am dumb). As such, my actual weighted gain for this week is hovering around 1%, where the market indexes are closer to 3-4%. As such, I'm going to reconfigure my portfolio next week to sell off the small caps, which seems wise due to their susceptibility to rate hikes and inflationary effects, and tightening of money supply possibly causing them distress.
VSTO, my favorite! I looked at them early in the year ASO BGFV even AOUT, but I invested in VSTO
CHWY puts we’re still so expensive for me I brought $AOUT puts at the last minute 💰💰💰
U get fucked on AOUT too?
American Outdoor Brands drops 20% to $16.70 after Q2 results, guidance miss ests $AOUT
Eyyyy I won one, AOUT put gonna print
Mine as of 10-28. Mix of risky (ARBK, ARIS) with what I use daily (ASO, YETI, AOUT) *and apparently I like the letter “A”. VTI - 24.7% ASO - 19.92% ARIS - 13.24% ARBK - 11.44% AOUT - 6.77% DGRO - 6.53% KTOS - 4.64% HBIO - 4.37% YETI - 2.93%
Portfolio is split into: 40% ETF 40% Long 20% short/cash ​ My positions (also here [https://mobeigi.com/trades#openpositions](https://mobeigi.com/trades#openpositions)) 20% VOO 10% VGT 5% WCLD 5% WCBR ​ 10% NET 10% BL 10% TCEHY 10% tba (looking for new long was SPT then cut @ $93, was AOUT cut @ $25)
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AOUT beats revenue and EPS and still gets slapped, despite being down since July. Need to stop playing with low volume stocks.
Got a good feeling about AOUT looking at maybe a historical earnings..I’ll see you at 45 tommrow
I'm going in on AOUT(SWBI spin-off company) before earnings tomorrow
Literally going all in on $ASO, every single penny ($37k in portfolio). Will immediately buy market open. I would stay away from $AOUT however. They barely missed revenue estimates by $500k last ER and got punished for it. It looks like it's due for an increase, but the slightest miss could cause investors to withdraw again. Sectorwise, it seems to be performing below par.
Yeah. Agree. It seems like we’ve seen one trend here: 1) All sporting goods stores absolutely demolish earnings. 2) market thinks this is a fluke, so looks to management discussion of future guidance, buybacks, special dividends. 3) if management hypes up the future, stock soars. 4) anything short of the CEO saying he’s yoloing his kids college fund into the company, it tanks. (Compare AOUT last earnings and stock dive to DCKS)
ya, if shit hits the fan, calls on SWBI, RGR, VSTO, AOUT, POWW. haha
AOUT is a great safe long-term hold IMO. Do your own research but it's a good stock to follow.
Unfortunately, I don’t have an opinion on that one. When considering the value buys, I usually look on macro trends first, that said I am more into oil and gasoline plays for now, considering Valero (more established), ReconAfrica (more risk and reward) and looking for other options, primarily ammunition (AOUT, POWW, looking for good entry) with more of future growth, which would be good considering supply-demand issues now. And if there is nothing to buy, but plenty of time and one is willing to take risk, I would recommend spac warrants pre-DA or LOI, they are basically free money (if there is nothing seriously bad happening in the market) with announcement pops being around 30-50% range in a week or two. Of course, not a financial advice
American Outdoor Brands (AOUT) is a Smith and Wesson spinoff that has been doing extremely well this year. I wouldn't dream of giving advice but it may be worth looking at if you're suffering from a volatile portfolio. Nice and steady.
Some of those are solid picks though. RIO dropped because mines were shut down due to covid. TITN is a good play if the infra bill passes. SWBI no idea, but AOUT was really good to me, I picked that up after it was spun off. BYD maybe a decent economy/travel opening play
Anyone here holding AOUT? I have been doing some research on the company looks like an excellent entry point right now.
Sec if you're here. Market manipulation on AOUT
AOUT getting tore a new one, for missing sales estimates.
Yeah, and notice how AOUT has been holding steady all day. AOUT reports earnings after the bell (should be a blowout). All sporting goods except AOUT are getting crushed today.
Moving towards American Outdoors ($AOUT) tomorrow. Their earnings reports will be listed AMC. Expected to beat estimates once again.
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Probably an unpopular opinion, but I'm invested in American Outdoors ($AOUT). Very small company, but with huge potential gains for this week. Their report is due Thursday AMC, and many calls are expiring on Friday.
Any thoughts on American Outdoors ($AOUT)? Currently have 99 shares. I'm expecting a good surprise earnings IMO. Performs similar to Academy Sports & Outdoors ($ASO), but this is a smaller company. It's currently experiencing low liquidity, but it has spiked dramatically during the last 2 earnings reports. Many calls expiring on 7/16, making me believe it would rise up (or least that's what they believe).
As a kid my family purchased me stock in SAF-T-HAMMER. The company went on to purchase Smith & Wesson and keep the Smith & Wesson name. How do I locate the cost basis for SAF-T-Hammer shares purchased on 5/24/2001? American Outdoor Brands (AOUT) spun off from Smith and Wesson in July of 2020. I have been unsure what cost basis to use for the American Outdoor Brand stock I received. Any clarification would be greatly appriciated. The stock broker my family used is no longer in business and my family held paper certificates until a few years ago when I converted them to digital entry. Thankfully Smith & Wesson never paid a dividend until recently so I do not have to worry about the cost basis for any dividend reinvesting. Thank you again for your assistance.
I’m looking past this week to July 15’s AOUT earnings. Right before options expiration. Should be a bellwether for sporting goods/outdoors category. Good or bad, will definitely cause movement in all those companies right before July options expiration.
Gun stocks through the roof. SWBI AOUT going straight up!
Has anyone done any DD on AOUT? Only been public since 8/20 so with a stock that new what should I look for? They’re forecasting a 28% earnings growth. Debt is low. P/B sitting at 1.8 And YTD (unless I suck at math) the stock is up 105%.
$SWBI ripping again. They had monster earnings. Nothing is selling better than guns and ammo. Gun and ammo stocks are strong today and most are way undervalued: SWBI, VSTO, AOUT, OLN, RGR, CLAR
I mean your kind of comparing apples and oranges. VSTO, RGR, and SWBI manufacture and distribute firearms and, as far as I understand, AOUT isn’t even in the firearm business (it was spun off SWBI). ASO is a brick and mortar sports retailer that happens to distribute some of the product that these other companies make. ASO can weather gun control laws, these other companies cannot.
I am curious but I already have all my eggs in the AOUT basket.
Historically, it looks gun related companies get a pretty good jump following shoots like the one in Austin. More so when there is pressure for regulation afterwards (which there currently is under the current government). What are your thoughts? $SWBI Smith and Wesson $RGR Sturm Ruger $AOUT American Outdoor Brands $VSTO Vista Outdoors
Heard good things about AOUT
I’m looking at $ASO and $AOUT Maybe some option buying tomorrow…maybe. For now I hold SNES 🙌🏼
To see where VSTO AOUT OLN ASO POWW AMMO are at or I’ll forget
Yeh I meant AMMO ... also doing POWW OLN AOUT
I’ve seen comparisons between AOUT and ASO for both being well valued currently. I’m sticking it out with ASO though because they are actually in my area and I have never heard of AOUT before. Hoping for them to crush this earnings report just like last one.
AOUT is a Smith and Wesson spinoff that has done incredibly well in it's first year (up 57%) and I don't see that changing for a while because of the old "Democrats are good for guns" line of reasoning. I could be wrong but the trend line certainly looks healthy to me. I wouldn't presume to give advice but sometimes it's nice to look at green lines
Let me extend to you an olive branch by way of AOUT. Not that I would presume to give anybody advice, sometimes it's just nice to look at green lines.
Depends if you want ~~to play the short or long game~~ a few bananas quickly, or lots of bananas later. Long Game: Large stakes in LMT, NOC, KTOS; medium stakes in GD; and small stakes in AVAV, LHX, LDOS. For the long game a basket approach is the best approach. Short Game: KTOS (keep a pulse on all drone development; KTOS Options can generate nice returns); AVAV (swing trade; watch drone development); POWW (based on what I'm seeing in the market, I wouldn't hold beyond calendar year 2021; trades based on the market shortage and increased consumer prices in regards to shooting/hunting/bullets); VSTO/AOUT (short hold with a pulse on the recreation trends; this play is dependent on people still exploring/venturing outdoors for recreation after COVID).
**Ancillary Plays on the Military Industrial Complex - Continued** **American Outdoor Brands - AOUT** **Dry & Drab overview of AOUT:** American Outdoor Brands, Inc. provides outdoor products and accessories for rugged outdoor enthusiasts in the United States and internationally. The company offers hunting, fishing, camping, shooting, and personal security and defense products. Its products include shooting supplies, rests, vaults, and other related accessories; premium sportsmen knives and tools for fishing and hunting; land management tools for hunting preparedness; harvesting products for post-hunt or post-fishing activities; electro-optical devices comprising hunting optics, firearm aiming devices, flashlights, and laser grips; reloading, gunsmithing, and firearm cleaning supplies; and survival, camping, and emergency preparedness products. The company sells its products through e-commerce and traditional distribution channels under the Marksman, Defender, Harvester, and Adventure brand lanes. American Outdoor Brands, Inc. was incorporated in 2020 and is headquartered in Columbia, Missouri. [Source](https://www.marketbeat.com/stocks/NASDAQ/AOUT/) * Conglomerate of multiple business in the outdoor industry. * Spin off from Smith & Wesson (SWBI). * AOUT does not sell firearms--IIRC this is why the AOUT-SWBI split was performed--the items most associated with firearms and/or the defense industry it sells are through Crimson Trace (scopes, red dot, lasers), Frankford Arsenal (reloading), Caldwell (ear protection, range gear, targets), and Tipton (gun cleaning and maintenance). Operates in the outdoor industry through Uncle Henry, Old Timer, and Schrade (knives), Meat! (meat processing), UST (camping supplies such as tents, sleeping bags, cookware, etc.), Bubba (fisherman’s gear for processing), among others. * Few publicly traded competitors in this outdoor recreational sector; Great American Outdoors Group owns Bass Pro Shops, Cabela's and recently acquired the previously publicly traded Sportsman's Warehouse. The only publicly traded competitors in this broad, overarching recreational category that I can think of are Vista Outdoors (VSTO), Dick's Sporting Goods (DKS), Gander Mountain (MM), and Academy Sports & Outdoors (ASO). **Vista Outdoors - VSTO** **Dry & Drab overview of VSTO:** Vista Outdoor Inc. designs, manufactures, and markets various consumer products in the outdoor sports and recreation markets in the United States and internationally. It has a portfolio of brands that provides consumers with a range of products for individual outdoor recreational pursuits. The company operates through two segments, Shooting Sports and Outdoor Products. The Shooting Sports segment offers ammunition products, including centerfire ammunition, rimfire ammunition, shotshell ammunition, and reloading components; hunting accessories comprising high-performance hunting arrows, game calls, hunting blinds, game cameras, decoys, and optics products; and shooting accessories, such as reloading equipment, clay targets, and premium gun care products, as well as holsters, duty gear, bags, and packs. The Outdoor Products segment offers sports protection products that include helmets, goggles, and accessories for cycling, snow sports, action sports, and powersports; outdoor cooking products, such as grills and stoves; golf products, which comprise laser rangefinders and other golf technology products; and hydration products, including hydration packs and water bottles. The company sells its products to outdoor enthusiasts, hunters, recreational shooters, athletes, law enforcement, and military professionals through various mass, specialty, and independent retailers and distributors, as well as directly to consumers through brand's website and third party e-tail websites. Vista Outdoor Inc. was incorporated in 2014 and is headquartered in Anoka, Minnesota. [Source](https://www.marketbeat.com/stocks/NYSE/VSTO/) * Large conglomerate of multiple business in the outdoor industry. * VSTO does not sell firearms, the items most associated with firearms and/or the defense industry it sells are through Alliant Powder (smokeless powder), CCI (ammo and primers), Hevi-Shot (shotgun ammo), Federal (ammo and reloading supplies), Remington (ammo), Speer (ammo and reloading supplies), Bushnell (scopes and optics), and RCBS (reloading tools). Operates in the outdoor industry through Bell (helmets), Blackburn (bike gear), Krash (kids helmets and scooters), Copilot (child bike carriers), Camelback (hydration), Bushnell Golf (really?), Eagle Industries (for the Gravy Seals amongst us), Primos (hunting gear), among others. * Few publicly traded competitors in this outdoor recreational sector; Great American Outdoors Group owns Bass Pro Shops, Cabela's and recently acquired the previously publicly traded Sportsman's Warehouse. The only publicly traded competitors in this broad, overarching recreational category that I can think of are American Outdoor Brands (AOUT), Dick's Sporting Goods (DKS), Gander Mountain (MM), and Academy Sports & Outdoors (ASO). * Divested of it’s gun manufacturing subsidiaries, Savage Arms and Stevens, in 2019; so VSTO does not sell firearms. * Through bankruptcy proceedings in October 2020, VSTO will acquire Remington Arm’s ammunition manufacturing facility in Arkansas, and related intellectual property, including the Remington brand and trademarks, for $81.4 million. * Expect reactive stock moves to Federal rhetoric and legislature surrounding guns and ammo. * Expect reactive stock moves to Federal elections (POTUS and Congress). * Due to my experience in the firearms and outdoor industry and being fully aware of what's been happening the last 12-18 months within these sectors, I question their ability to sustain such dramatic growth related to ammunition and reloading components beyond calendar year 2021. **Microsoft - MSFT** MSFT isn’t that into aerospace and defense, but I’m including them because of the following notable contracts. **Dry & Drab overview of MSFT:** Seriously!? If you're really asking then there's a tree stump out in the holler with a higher IQ. * $10B JEDI (Joint Enterprise Defense Initiative) contract - intended to provide the government with a cloud computing platform that would sit atop all other cloud deployments at the DoD and provide a general-purpose cloud environment; smaller, specific clouds — what the government called “fit for purpose” clouds — were only to be utilized on an as-needed basis. Contract has been riddled with controversy and litigation due to protests by Amazon and Oracle. DoD has taken actions that indicates that it may scrap the whole JEDI project due to delays as a result of protests and litigation. * $22B HoloLens contract over 10-years - augmented reality headset for Army. **Uranium** For an analysis of the uranium market, DD, and recommendations, I'm referring you apes to the Uranium Prophet himself, r/3STmotivation I personally consider r/3STmotivation to not only be the Uranium Prophet, but to be made of pure Gold-Titanium-Sulfur-Tellurium. Refer to their posts, specifically [this](https://www.reddit.com/r/UraniumSqueeze/comments/mo46cg/preservation_of_nuclear_power_and_the_green/), [this](https://www.reddit.com/r/investing/comments/kpjvhs/2021_will_be_an_unforgettable_year_for_uranium/), and [this](https://www.reddit.com/r/investing/comments/kt36if/answers_to_the_10_most_asked_questions_regarding/); 3STmotivation has indicated that most of his new content on uranium will be published [here.](https://www.patreon.com/contrariancodex) I'm not the most autistic ape out there, so at the moment, I'm not too sure how programs such as the Nuclear Triad will impact uranium stocks/ETFs; this topic needs further exploration.
Home Depot, AOUT, United Rentals, John Deere, CRN??
Right, but their “SaaS” business only did like $175m in 2020, up 35%. Even if you gave that a 20x multiple (which would be VERY generous) you get to $3.5b. Then value the hardware biz at 2x (which would be massive premium to something like AOUT), and you get to a $4.5b. Only in a world where valuation is 100% meaningless can AXON go higher from here. This is why Smith is such a genius — he convinced investors to give his entire biz a SaaS multiple even though 75% of it is still hardware after years and years.
Big news out just now. Optics industry is huge. SWBI seperated out their optics division into AOUT and it now outperforms swbi. https://sgbonline.com/academy-sports-outdoors-acquires-redfield-brand-from-leupold/
Outdoor enthusiast here, owning ASO / AOUT (I like the stocks) Today was a good day
i have no fucking idea, i've got burned on something like this before (SWBI splitting into AOUT + SWBI fucked my SWBI options), and i'm too lazy to google it so sell before the merger. sell the news is a necessity for memestocks like weed anyways.
I personally will not buy these stocks for moral reasons, but I'd say $SWBI, $RGR, $VSTO, $AOUT, and $POWW. The long-term outcome of this trend is not plastic toys and dating apps. No, the consequence is increasing social instability.
Whenever you encounter something like this, just google "theocc \[ticker\] adjustment." [https://infomemo.theocc.com/infomemos?number=47426](https://infomemo.theocc.com/infomemos?number=47426) Apparently these are the result of Smith & Wesson (SWBI) spinning off American Outdoor Brands (AOUT.) The premium is higher because the deliverable is 100 shares of SWBI plus 25 shares of AOUT.
$AOUT and $VSTO are next on my docket
True RGR, SWBI all the same basket. AOUT, VSTO, POWW those are the movers of this generation.
What's up with the "less than 1 billion market cap" rule? Do mods know that AMC and GME both traded under $1B valuation just a few months ago? I guess I'll have to accumulate AOUT (SWBI spinoff) & CGRO (Luminar killer) all by meself then.
How does ASO compare financially to AOUT and VSTO? Those 2 are the companies I think about when it comes to sporting goods and guns.
My AOUT 2/19 25C still green, so that’s nice.
I was making a killing on gun and outdoor companies - VSTO and AOUT - Now I'm just about in the red on what I have left so I'm grabbing puts. I think the talk of HR127 is going to tank gun and ammo stocks no matter how great their earnings.
its boring, but looking at going long $AOUT and $ASO for a "i need to fucking get outside" sector play and diversifying my tech heavy portfolio $AOUT got that recent spinoff magic going and has absolutely demolished earnings past two quarters. $ASO has been gangbusters, it's been outperforming fucking ARKK and QQQ since IPO in October
We are all here to learn hopefully. Here are the top google results - I was pretty lazy. If it is important to you, I can find exact examples (from someone other than myself) assigned or exercising early on at/near the money and out of the money on reddit or send you some info Thursday (not many divs early this week) after close if you reeeallly want to argue that there is zero chance of early assignment ATM around exdiv. A little moving the goalpost/clarification on my part - Moneyness normally describes the state of the strike to the underlyer price at market close - however option instructions can be delivered well after the close and certain options keep trading after the close. So where are we drawing the line at close or afterhours before exdiv? https://www.reddit.com/r/options/comments/iung53/holding_spy_short_calls_call_spreads_etc_you/ https://www.reddit.com/r/options/comments/j43vjg/spy_exerciseassign_time/ Broker sending out the same warnings: https://www.reddit.com/r/stocks/comments/lbxqei/early_assignment_for_otm_debit_spread/ You are correct that the general rule is always "extrinsic value is greater than dividend", you shouldn't get exercised because the div/corp action is "priced in." It does happen. Normally, we see complex option strategies that result in beneficial early exercises or that force assignment. Not purchasing day of or even weeklies. Calendars can get screwed a lot by an unexpected exdiv. GME was crazy - ITM, OTM, and ATM was relative to your broker. I didn't mean to imply people where buying at the money and personally deciding to exercise the position. My claim is they bought at the money or out of the money, the price did something stupid after hours and shitty brokers exercised to manage risk (or exercised other near money positions to satisfy margin requirements) because they thought assignments were going to be coming. NVDA had a blow up a few years ago after earning on a Thursday. I never figured out why there were so many strange early exercises/assignments that day. My best guess was traders with certain positions exercised early because - they thought they would be way ITM for market open, it had a big impact on buying power for SOD or were afraid if the other side was called it would give them a margin headache, expected massive theta decay or wanted position for premarket. TSLA caused the same stir but it was on a Friday in September. Think NKLA did this too. Not exactly the same situation but assignment risk. There could be a weird situation where if you really wanted the stock and you received borrow interest, you might want to take the position - that was more of a tlry thing though. The cost to borrow GME never reached the same levels. I am not sure it would ever make sense but now I am interested at looking into past examples. Corporate actions- This is a pretty good source. https://www.investopedia.com/articles/03/081303.asp#:~:text=A%20corporate%20action%20is%20any%20event%2C%20usually%20approved,affects%20its%20stakeholders.%20more%20Reverse%20Stock%20Split%20Definition For basically any time you are going to get something, there will be a shareholder of record date that you need to plan around. Since these can generate new assets it can be hard to value them ahead of time and you might want to forgo the premium. Options are adjusted for these events (deliverables normally) and new strikes are issued. The volume is generally a lot less (spreads wider) on the special options chain. Another situation that screws with theta gang. Some examples, the sprint, tmus merger - if you owned sprint stock on the date of record you got t-mobile and some warrants. Another example is AOBC, its shares had basically done nothing had very little premium. It split into to companies AOUT and SWBI. MGM is an example of it going wrong. People might have early exercised to submit to a tender off that was canceled. The market was pricing in the failure because I think it had been lowered previously.
AOUT about to explode soon as sleepy Joe approves those exec orders Pelosi is writing for him on the 2A