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Market selloff pushed 10 S&P 500 stocks into extreme oversold levels. Thoughts?
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Everything to watch and expect for the trading week ahead, including expectations and analysis around AAPL, TSLA, and RETAIL SALES data.
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American Aires Inc. Announces Positive EBITDA with Its Filing of Q3/2023 Financial Statements, and MD&A
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Opinions on Pfizer, JNJ, Cummins, Wells Fargo, Deere, PPG
DoorDash is the smell of abandoned Wendy's 4 for 4s in the dumpster. PUTS = TENDIES
new partner MMAT & PPG, upcoming partnerships: TESLA, ASUS & SQUEEZE
DD: $MAS - MASCO Corp. They make the best paint. My favorite flavor is blue, what's yours?
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Stonk Madness Update with score tracking site
Chemours (CC) and the Paint Manufacturers (SHW, PPG)
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I think there is something to it but it's a little skewed because you have more people than you ever have that are in the market these days. That's naturally going to drive valuations higher. But there have been some really decent overlooked companies inside mid and large caps. You can run a historical PE or peg on PPG, it's trading under its historic valuation and oil is crashing. Huge input component on paint. Great trade. So lots of individual companies can be Cherry picked but the market as a whole. I'm not sure the old valuation metrics matter as much. If they get really out of whack sure, but a little rich? We've been a little Rich for years. Lot of people have been doubting this market since 2009. I think the most reliable indicator of a really rich overvalued company is when you have a parabolic chart. Those things always end the same way. If you have a company that's been trading very healthy and expanding earnings and it takes years to go from 100 to 200 and then it goes from 200 to 400 in 3 to 6 months, sell it
PPG was an excellent buy around 105 to 110. Pretty solid trade to the 140s, looks like it's going to open around 125 so the entry is not quite as exciting there are a lot of good companies but it's not so much the name of the company it's your entry. So if you can map out cyclical slowdowns, things that make sense, get a good entry and ride the trade back to yearly resistance, that's good money Part of me also wants to point out ups, it's not out of bad spot but it's another one that is fighting a cutthroat business. The 105 entry is pretty decent going to 120 though Probably the best one of all for people that just like to buy and hold things for a few years was Medline. You guys missed out one by a few weeks when it was trading mid-30s. It's been getting accumulated heavy the past few sessions though.. I haven't looked at Sherwin-Williams in a couple of weeks but that was another one that was going back into its yearly support zone. Yeah it looks like this one is picking up too 300 to 310 was just an excellent entry So, the moral of the story is there are quite a few good companies, what matters the most is your entry though.. these companies aren't likely to run away on some multi-year growth trends so your trading support and resistance in an upward channel
Sold NBIX and PPG and opened a position in MIR - Mirion Technologies. They operate in 2 segments, Medical and Nuclear & Safety. They provide radiation detection, measurement, analysis, and monitoring products and services. It serves hospitals, clinics and urgent care facilities, dental and veterinary offices, radiation treatment facilities, OEMs for radiation therapy, laboratories, military organizations, government agencies, industrial companies, power and utility companies, reactor design firms, and NPPs. MIR had 2 recent acquisitions - Certec - a provider of regulatory compliance, licensing, and digital workflow software for the nuclear power industry. Mirion said the acquisition expands its digital capabilities and strengthens its position with nuclear utilities by adding software, compliance expertise, and plant-management tools to its traditional radiation-monitoring portfolio. - Paragon Energy Solutions - Paragon supplies highly engineered safety-critical components and systems used in large nuclear power plants and small modular reactors (SMRs). The deal broadens Mirion’s nuclear power offerings beyond radiation detection into a wider range of plant equipment and infrastructure, creating a more comprehensive supplier for utilities and reactor developers. [Latest Presentation](https://ir.mirion.com/_assets/_a36143afac6050599112429c629ea0fa/mirion/db/954/9580/presentation/Mirion+Q1+2026+Earnings+Presentation+-+April+28%2C+2026.pdf)
Fingers crossed for PPG Industries because of this. They are aggressively scaling their high-margin aerospace division, including a $380M plant in NC announced last year to meet a massive backlog for aerospace coatings and sealants. They own Cuming Microwave (microwave-absorbing testing materials) and Dexmet (ultra-thin precision expanded metal foils for EMI/RFI shielding in composite hulls).
Picks and shovels and niche companies are all I look at honestly lol. You went into more detail about BRC than I did btw so it's nice to see new info about it. I'm currently down on my newest positions like PPG, TTEK, and ALSN but seeing some life in DSGX and MANH which is nice. Been eyeing SPXC, AZZ, and VLTO. Need someonet first but not willing to sell what I got currently lol.
Anyone looked into PPG Industries? Just popped up on my radar. PPG is a global leader in coatings, sealants, and specialty materials. Historically viewed as a paint company, PPG has undergone a massive structural transformation. In 2024 - 2025, the company aggressively divested low-margin retail segments specifically its U.S. and Canadian architectural businesses to concentrate capital in high-barrier, B2B industrial verticals. The New PPG is now a lean, specialized material engineer focused on four core pillars: Aerospace, Protective & Marine, Automotive OEM, and Packaging.
Great news, these tariffs have been punishing for so many corporations that we all use on a daily basis, whirlpool, Goodyear tire, PPG, the list is endless really. Getting rid of the tariffs is going to act like a tax cut for all of these companies Bullish
# Materials (2 stocks)Equal-weight: +0.04% |Ticker|Name|Dec 22, 2025|Apr 28, 2026|% Change|JPM Target| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |**CRH**|CRH Plc|$125.78|$116.67|\-7.24%|$135.00| |**PPG**|PPG Industries|$102.78|$110.30|\+7.32%|$117.00| |**Category Average**|—|—|**+0.04%**|—|
# Industrials & Materials |**Ticker**|**Dec 22, 2025 Price**|**Apr 28, 2026 Price**|**% Change**| |:-|:-|:-|:-| |**BA**|$217.12|$223.38|\+2.88%| |**CAT**|$345.20|$830.05|\+140.45%| |**CRH**|$85.40|$105.20|\+23.19%| |**VMI**|$285.00|$312.40|\+9.61%| |**VRT**|$92.40|$125.60|\+35.93%| |**AVY**|$220.40|$245.10|\+11.21%| |**CMC**|$55.30|$68.20|\+23.33%| |**PPG**|$145.20|$158.40|\+9.09%| |**Category Average**|||**+31.96%**|
Sure, yesterday I put on this in PPG - https://optionstrat.com/build/double-calendar/PPG/-.PPG260508P107,-.PPG260508C119,.PPG260522P107,.PPG260522C119
Wider sector selloffs (e.g., alongside names like Himax, Teradyne, Entegris), linked to geopolitical tensions (U.S.-Iran), rising oil prices, or macro concerns affecting tech/ industrials. Ongoing patent issues: A European Unified Patent Court ruling against IPG on laser tech (infringement findings vs. Trumpf), with appeals planned — this has weighed on sentiment at times. Positive offsets: Defense orders (e.g., Lockheed Martin for CROSSBOW high-energy lasers), collaborations (e.g., with PPG and Whirlpool on laser curing), and broader interest in laser/photonics tech for AI/data centers, manufacturing, and defense. Coming back big again since February
Depends on how it's done. the only thing that matters is the flow of oil. You have to view whatever takes place as is this good for oil 3 to 6 months from now or bad. Most invasion scenarios would be good. The bad would be counter-attacks, I'm hopeful both sides are bluffing on the civilian infrastructure attacks. Depending on how widespread those got it could get pretty bad. Sort of that, buy fear. Names that are sensitive to oil input prices or a broad market index. A couple that look interesting on a dropping crude scenario would be ups and PPG. You have maybe 20% upside in both of these fairly quickly. Index-wise, mdy
I like to have a 10% hedge in my port with commodity names. Now they are very volatile so don't go all in. $DOW and $PPG bottomed quite awhile ago although I see both are selling off today. I understand the agriculture names like $CF much better since I grew up on a farm during the days Kurt Cobain was blasting our ears on the radio.
PPG at -16.7% and GOF at -4.77% currently. Others in portfolio doing well. Should I sell? Help me! lol I'm only 2 years in with investing outside of my 401k/HSA and am not sure what to do.
This is of the assumption that that same metric to measure a company's value is as applicable & appropriate today, as it was when first conceived (1969). Just like the PPG leader in the NBA from the 1960's can not be assessed by today's metrics and vice/versa - it's a different time, and one that demands different valuation metrics to identify successful companies.
$PPG puts. Paint industry slows down during the fall/winter time because weather.
Guess they expect mortgage rates to stay the same or increase. Their products are also decreasing in quality and increasing in price for 10 years. PPG has the superior product and customer service but not reach at least in my market (Southeast). Makes sense now though why they've been bombarding me with texts for in store offers all summer.
50K can probably buy 250 grams of cocaine PPG=200 Street value of an 8Ball is about 50ish. - Revenue 50*8=400*250=100,000 - if you do your own cutting and slinging then there’s your 200 per day - if you want to hire some corner boys then you gotta split that profit with them.
There is no reason. I use to work in a steel mill in Ohio under the PPG factories, and that was literally 2008. It was the last factory left. At 2010 the last ones closed statewide and Ohio became ghetto in a year. That was the best damn job I ever had. There is nothing wrong working in factories in a precision trade. I’m sick of these fake service jobs here. Bring back manufacturing to the us fuckers.
The paint comment reminded me of the time I visited Cuba. Looking around Havana at the time (2004) I saw beautiful architecture but peeling paint, rough looking walls everywhere. They don’t have a domestic source for paint. Curious about paint, I just googled where does the US get its paint and the answer is surprisingly positive for the US. That’s one industry that never left the country. “The U.S. paint and coatings industry, a $26 billion sector, primarily relies on domestic manufacturing, with major players like Sherwin-Williams and PPG Industries, and a significant portion of raw materials, including petrochemicals, are sourced domestically”
I’d buy an equal weight etf of these. 53 of the original 500 companies remain. Some of the longest-standing members of the S&P 500 include: 3M Abbott Laboratories Altria American Electric Power Archer Daniels Midland Boeing Bristol Myers Squibb Campbell Soup Company Caterpillar Inc. Chevron Corporation CMS Energy The Coca-Cola Company Colgate-Palmolive ConocoPhillips Con Edison CSX Corporation CVS Health Deere & Company DTE Energy Eaton Corporation Edison International Entergy Exelon ExxonMobil Ford Motor Company GE Aerospace General Dynamics General Mills Halliburton The Hartford The Hershey Company Honeywell IBM International Paper Kimberly-Clark Kroger Lockheed Martin Merck & Co. Motorola Solutions Norfolk Southern Railway Northrop Grumman Occidental Petroleum PepsiCo Pfizer PPG Industries Procter & Gamble Public Service Enterprise Group RTX Corporation S&P Global Schlumberger Southern Company Union Pacific Corporation Xcel Energy
Dividend stocks on my watchlist I am developing my watchlist for 2025, and these are the dividend payers on my list. They focus on improving operating margins, positive net cash flow, increasing dividends, financial health, and fair value based on DDM and FCF. I will come out with my official list of stocks and ETFs in January. Ticker Yield(%) Description PPG INDUSTRIES, INC. (XNYS:PPG) 2.22 PPG Industries, Inc. manufactures and distributes a range of paints, coatings, and specialty materials. The Company operates through two segments: Performance Coatings and Industrial Coatings. The Performance Coatings segment primarily supplies a variety of protective and decorative coatings, adhesives, sealants and finishes along with pavement marking products, paint strippers, stains and related chemicals, transparencies, transparent armor, and paint films. The Industrial Coatings segment primarily supplies a variety of protective and decorative coatings and finishes along with adhesives, sealants, metal pretreatment products, optical monomers and coatings, low-friction coatings, precipitated silicas, and other specialty materials. The Company’s Performance Coatings brands include PPG, GLIDDEN, COMEX, OLYMPIC, DULUX, SIGMA, HISTOR, SEIGNEURIE, PEINTURES GAUTHIER, and JOHNSTONE'S, among others. Its Industrial Coatings brands include PPG and TESLIN. THE KROGER CO. (XNYS:KR) 2.16 The Kroger Co. is a food and drug retailer. The Company operate supermarkets, multi-department stores and fulfillment centers throughout the United States. It operates approximately 2,722 supermarkets, 2,257 pharmacies and 1,665 fuel centers in 35 states and the District of Columbia while also operating online through a digital ecosystem to offer customers an omnichannel shopping experience. The Company also manufactures and processes food for sale by its supermarkets and online. It offers Pickup and Harris Teeter ExpressLane personalized, order online, pick up at the store services at 2,350 of its supermarkets and provide delivery, which allows it to offer digital solutions to substantially all of its customers. Its delivery solutions include orders delivered to customers from retail store locations, customer fulfillment centers powered by Ocado and orders placed through third-party platforms. The Company also offers customer-facing apps and interfaces. DICK'S SPORTING GOODS, INC. (XNYS:DKS) 2.09 DICK'S Sporting Goods, Inc. is a full-line omni-channel sporting goods retailer. The Company serves athletes and outdoor enthusiasts in more than 850 DICK’S Sporting Goods, Golf Galaxy, Public Lands, Moosejaw, Going Going Gone! and Warehouse Sale stores, online, and through the DICK’S mobile app. The Company also owns and operates DICK'S House of Sport and Golf Galaxy Performance Center, as well as GameChanger, a youth sports mobile app for scheduling, communications, live scorekeeping and video streaming. It carries a wide variety of national brands, including but not limited to adidas, Asics, Brooks, Callaway Golf, Carhartt, Columbia, Easton, Hoka, Jordan, New Balance and Nike. The Company's vertical brands include brands that it owns across hardlines and softlines and are available exclusively in its stores and online such as Alpine Design, CALIA, DSG, ETHOS, Fitness Gear, MAXFLI, Nishiki, Quest, Top-Flite, and Walter Hagen, as well as brands that it licenses from third parties. PACCAR INC (XNAS:PCAR) 3.83 PACCAR Inc is a multinational company operating in three principal industry segments. The Truck segment includes the designing, manufacturing and distribution of light-, medium- and heavy-duty commercial trucks. Heavy-duty trucks have a gross vehicle weight (GVW) of over 33,000 lbs in North America and over 16 metric tons in Europe and South America. Medium-duty trucks have a GVW ranging from 19,500 to 33,000 lbs in North America, and in Europe, light- and medium-duty trucks range between 6-16 metric tons. Trucks are configured with the engine in front of cab (conventional) or cab-over-engine. The Parts segment includes the distribution of aftermarket parts for trucks and related commercial vehicles. The Financial Services segment includes finance and leasing products and services provided to customers and dealers. Its finance and leasing activities are principally related to the Company's products and associated equipment. SNAP-ON INCORPORATED (XNYS:SNA) 2.34 Snap-on Incorporated is a manufacturer and marketer of tools, equipment, diagnostics, repair information and systems solutions. The Company’s segments include the Commercial and Industrial Group, which serves a range of industrial and commercial customers worldwide, including customers in the aerospace, natural resources, government, power generation, transportation and technical education market segments, through direct and distributor channels; the Snap-on Tools Group, which consists of operations primarily serving vehicle service and repair technicians through the Company’s worldwide mobile tool distribution channel; Repair Systems and Information Group, which consists of business operations serving other professional vehicle repair customers worldwide, owners and managers of independent repair shops and original equipment manufacturer dealerships, through direct and distributor channels, and Financial Services, which consists of the business operations of its finance subsidiaries. COCA-COLA CONSOLIDATED, INC. (XNAS:COKE) 2.06 Coca-Cola Consolidated, Inc. distributes, markets and manufactures nonalcoholic beverages, primarily products of The Coca-Cola Company. The Company also distributes products for several other beverage companies, including Keurig Dr Pepper Inc. and Monster Energy Company. The Company offers a range of nonalcoholic beverage products and flavors, including both sparkling and still beverages. Sparkling beverages are carbonated beverages, and the Company's principal sparkling beverage is Coca-Cola. Its beverages include energy products and noncarbonated beverages such as bottled water, ready to drink tea, ready to drink coffee, enhanced water, juices and sports drinks. The Company's products are sold and distributed in the United States through various channels, which include selling directly to customers, including grocery stores, mass merchandise stores, club stores, convenience stores and drug stores, selling to on-premise locations, where products are typically consumed immediately.
Anybody have insights on why Sherwin Williams is outperforming PPG? 50% vs 3% yoy despite similar industries
whoever bought my 100 calls on PPG at 140 expiring friday, your the real hero.
How does Sherwin Williams own market share for paint when PPG has a deal to be Walmarts featured brand and Behr is the most sold paint in the country, exclusively sold at Home Depot? Also Sherwin is overpriced
PPG's fundamentals are better than Shewin's by a fair amount. Nothing in plain sight here at all. Also, PPG is doing buybacks atm, all the more reason to think it's undervalued.
PPG. 
I’ve been looking through PPG, somewhat worried about the market direction heading into the Friday job report.
Fun fact, there're a few companies that have paid a dividend for over 100 years. Eli and Lilly, P&G, Coca Cola, DuPont, General Mills, Edison International, Johnson Controls, Church and Dwight, Stanley Black Decker, Exxon Mobil, Consolidated Edison, UGI Corp, Colgate-Palmolive, PPG industries and Chub Corp. Altria is close to joining that list
Bought some PPG calls after seeing this that turned out quite nicely, thanks for the heads up!
My “portfolio” is down about 95%. Do i throw it on 0dte qqq puts at open or put it on PPG $140 calls expiring friday (earnings tmrw)
Boomer stocks will unite against the big ber. JNJ PPG 
The H. J. Heinz Company (/haɪnz/) was an American food processing company headquartered at One PPG Place in **Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania**. coincidence ? I think not.
I'm tempted to snag calls on Prologis, First & Rexford Industrial, and Pharma (and maybe builder stuff like DHI and PPG) off the interest rate news, anything capital intensive? Or too early to tell. Strangles on TSM and Netflix because who knows what happens with tech, and maybe keeping up a 'short consumer' approach for stuff like Dominos? I have no idea what to think of all the financial sector and logistics earnings, send help :/ I kind of want to go for AMEX calls too, they've been doing well with card market share and spend has been cooking for consumer... Long Manpower, direct hire is shifting to contractors imo so I imagine they're doing well.
$MOVE $Movano Inc Movano Health Applies Advanced AI Through Deep Learning to Deliver Improved Accuracy of Heart Rate in Motion PR Newswire Enhancements address significant clinical enterprise need in wearables for a variety of healthcare applications PLEASANTON, Calif., June 13, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Movano Health (Nasdaq: MOVE) announced major advances in the accuracy of its heart rate in motion algorithm following the implementation of deep learning into the processing. The Company recently released an engineering accuracy study directed by Movano Health Founder and CTO Michael Leabman, Enhanced Heart Rate in Motion Accuracy with the Evie Ring Using Advanced Deep Learning Algorithms, which demonstrates the value of deep learning integration into heart rate (HR) algorithms for improved accuracy. "Utilizing deep learning is significantly better than standard techniques as it is the optimal solution for removing the effects of motion, eliminating the noise and motion artifacts in the optical signal," said Leabman. "We believe that this is a first of its kind implementation and an innovation that has the potential to enhance the reliability of wearable health monitors, providing users with more accurate and consistent heart rate measurements." The study was conducted with 65 subjects, completing 7-10 sessions of various activities including sleeping, resting, walking, running, climbing stairs, working out at the gym and swimming. Data was collected with the Evie Ring and a Polar H7 chest strap used as a control device. The results demonstrated a high correlation with the Polar H7 chest strap outputs across a diverse data set, confirming the reliable reporting of heart rate by Evie's HR algorithm across all activities. To overcome the challenges of measuring heart rate from PPG signals in wearables, Evie's HR solution combines the best from the signal processing world as well as recent advances in AI-based Deep Learning. Optimally filtering out motion artifacts and more accurately tracking heart rate through development of AI algorithms in a specific, novel Deep Learning solution. Removing motion artifacts from the PPG signal by leveraging both PPG and 3D accelerometer data. Enhancing the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) through Deep Learning. The Company plans to convert all Evie Ring algorithms including sleep, respiration, heart rate variability (HRV), and blood oxygen saturation (SpO2) through this same process.
They moreso sell financing. Their strategy is selling crappy paint to contractors on great terms. (Discounts + credit with long interest free terms.) Architectural paint refers to home paint, they struggle to compete in the industrial markets more dominated by PPG and the slew of brands from RPM. RPM and SHW both have high p/e, probably overpriced, but RPM severely benefiting from restoring + infrastructure in their construction and performance groups. PPG trades at a lower multiple and is more tied to automotive. They recently put their performance-type coatings group up for sale - will be interesting to see who buys it. Probably private equity. SHW will struggle until housing and moving returns. RPM is 35% tied to DIY with rustoleum, sap, and zinser. PPG is lower P/E but is selling a portion of their business and too tied to automotive in my opinion. Hard to choose between them. Berkshire B, vertically integrated by owning their latex manufacturing through Lubrizol, then own Benjamin Moore. All of them seem holds to me at these prices, but I’m super bearish and that bias shows… Hope this helped.
Stock buybacks suck. PPG should of dumped
PPG after-hours price is doing a dress rehearsal for earnings
Vectrus, KBR, PPG, and Fluor are safe bets. Probably many similar companies
PB&grape jelly with cool ranch Doritos in the sandwich. PPG
Anyone could be a fkn CEO and put out garbage like PPG did… Guidance is trash, they show massive growth and EPS growth and just say assuming China rebound? So when China doesn’t rebound they can get away with misses because this garbage assumption was wrong???
So PPG earnings are out and they put out a decent fy24 guidance picture… except they put the assumption that China will rebound and have stronger sales? On what fkn earth is that reasonable?
How are we feeling about $PPG. A 10% move after earnings?
I mean PPG made the window… and they break sometimes. Calls on PPG if anything, that’s a $20,000 window Even more for curved glass
Every single minor issue that word of it occurring that gets out of the airport with a Boeing, especially with a 737….guaranteed if it’s a Max, will be reported by the idiotic and pointless media. Boeing has its fuse lit, and the media wants to make sure the kaboom happens for every advertising click they can possibly get. It’s a fking window, Boeing didn’t even make it, most very windshield or cockpit glass in airplanes I’ve ever flown were made by PPG. Boeing probably didn’t even install it as it could very likely be a replacement by the company’s maint. crew. I’ve had 2 windows break in my career, the first one was a windshield. It sounded like a shotgun in the cockpit when it shattered but it was the outside layer. Checklist says don’t worry about it, land when you can, you have two more intact layers that will hold full pressurization. FO took over since he could see and we landed, at our destination since it was suitably close and we were approaching TOD when it happened. Me hanging out the side window Ace Ventura style was probably a sight to see when we got on the ground because only I had the tiller. Second was a small crack that developed on the side window, again, outside layer, we were fine. This is not news, but you are going to hear every possible 737 problem for the next however long the media can push this.
I'm a baseball fan and not really basketball, but 20 PPG and 10 rebounds per game is good from what I understand
I own JNJ and PPG. Both are good.
PFE - I would hold, but it’s also gambling on whether the next drugs are gonna get approved so this could be a sell candidate if you want to take the loss to offset other gains. Remember you can’t really take that much net losses on taxes anyway. It’s a shrinking company JNJ - a stronger hold than PFE. Actually a growing company too. CMI - idk much about it but it seems to be a strong, growing company. I would hold. WFC - I wouldn’t sell unless you have a specific preferred place to put the money. Price to book is below 1 which implies its at a cheap price but that does depend on some things. DE - should be a strong performer but idk much in specifics PPG - should also be a strong performer In short, the one most suitable to sell is PFE in my ignorant opinion.
Theses aren’t bad companies at all. JNJ is cheap and can be held for the long haul. I’d prefer that over PFE and wouldn’t want too much in large pharma. DE is a good long term hold. CMI could have issues over the long term as all engines very gradually move to electric, but we’re talking decades, and it’s well managed. They’ve seen cycle after cycle. You can do better than large US banks, so while I’m not super negative in the short term about banks, and WFC will see a nice bounce as rates come in, that’s something that could be harvested for another company with better long term growth prospects. And PPG is okay. I prefer SHW and that’s one to hold forever, but the coatings business is generally a good industry, with PPG being slightly inferior quality.
I think everyone has this backwards, 60% of the US market is small operators(less than $5M - $10M total sales) while the biggest public MSOs only represent 20% - 25%(give or take) of market share and largest private MSOs are at about 4-5%(give or take) market share. MSOS value is derived from its holdings(which are concentrated & subject to OTC manipulation) Its also the nature of being an exclusively SWAP(Custodianship/ payee hedging) based ETF that owns NO shares of the companies but the mere right to the gains/ losses of the stock. It will be a game CHANGER when they are given the green light to acquire ACTUAL shares making inflows actually work towards the underlying share prices. Who cares about sentiment when 95% of wallstreet is barred from touching the underlying.... cash flows are king, gross margins are queen, & revs are jacks Adj EBITDA sounds good but is only good for comps across the US companies the industry has not stopped moving ahead and neither has the states that approve it. PPG/PPP(price per gram/ price per pound) will fluctuate overtime as we can already see, but that is common place for commodities. supply/ demand(and you can bet your sweet ass that the US will have anti dumping duties on ANY foreign flower) Cannabis Futures for producer/ grower hedging WILL happen in due time. Schedule 3 and onwards to the other counterparts invested early.
a beating is an overstatement given the whole picture in new mexico itself, hence the acquisitions, thanks for the chart though(would love if you had one on new mexico PPG retail and wholesale)
It looks like it's back on. Yeah it depends on the trade. some of these were def higher margin requirement, for example PPG was \~ $35K; LMT was \~ $80K but most of them <$125 are pretty light relative to the size.
What stocks? How can we give advice with info? There are great companies I had no clue about before I invested. 13 companies is not a big deal if it has the likes of PPG, KR, NEP, EPD, KKR, etc.
Want me to list all my stock holdings? Because they are ones that are sucking. Like TGT and KO. I thought I was smart and I invested in stocks that were reliable. MY ASS. PPG, SYY coming next im sure. Oh, I forgot to mention MMM. Although I knew I was hoping for a comeback in a couple years with that one.
PPG is great , but you cant compare a 30b market cap compagny with a small cap like TGLS . TGLS is more riskier and that not even a question . But i really think this small cap has a huge upside potential that overcome the potential risks , especially at the current price .
None of their products have a strong brand recognition like Pilkington or PPG. Spending very little on marketing or R&D. They are firmly in the commodity side with low value add in a viciously competitive industry. Looks like pure arbitrage play right now. Glass companies come and go all the time, 23% margin means in a low construction cycle they will probably go away.
JNJ or PPG if you want to be smart....maybe KO also. But since you are a complete regard you should yolo into...MMM I don't know why when I'm drunk I give actual advice.
How does PPG have great earnings, great forecasting, increase dividend announcement and drop after hours. Absolute crock. Still my best performing holding.
PPG in the low 130s tomorrow?
I saw a PPG store while driving. Seemed like a sign and I would have bought a few shares if I saw it before markets closed.
Gambling on PPG puts cuz I’m 0/3 with calls
Is anybody trading PPG tomorrow?
So I'm going to start putting some money away every month to save for a big dollar purchase that I want to make in the next four or five years, to cost roughly $50k. I have little to no experience with investments outside of my 401k, IRA, and invested HSA. I'm thinking about selecting 8 or so stocks in different industries, picking only generally safe options. Starting out with an initial \~$4k spread over the 8 companies and then investing an additional \~$500 into a few of them each month. These are the eight I'm considering. JP Morgan, Disney, Apple, Lockheed Martin, PPG, Vanguard Real Estate, Johnson & Johnson, and Valero Energy. Is this stupid? Am I a dumbass for not just putting this money into a few funds that are managed for me? If so, any recommendations on the best funds for a 5 year timeline?
Market technicals shifted in October. The pain trade now is staying short/bearish. My personal take is that 23/24/25 are pretty solid up years for a number of reasons. Take a read of the PPG pre-announcement.
I am in the same boat. Most are stocks for my dividend portfolio. (TROW PPG LOW WM OMC NTAP KO). The two I had short strangles are TSLA 190 next week and MSFT apr 250. I will probably close the TSLA one on any strength. I already have 100 shares and the short call looks like there is not danger there.
VAW- Top 10 Holdings (49.02% of Total Assets) Get Quotes for Top Holdings NameSymbol% AssetsLinde PLCLIN.L12.19%Sherwin-Williams CoSHW5.61%Air Products & Chemicals IncAPD5.13%Freeport-McMoRan IncFCX4.36%Ecolab IncECL4.26%Newmont CorpNEM4.09%Dow IncDOW3.79%DuPont de Nemours IncDD3.36%PPG Industries IncPPG3.24%International Flavors & Fragrances IncIFF2.99%
I'm looking at the Building Materials sector. I'm decided whether to open a position in $AWI, $PPG, or $JELD. I'm leaning towards Armstrong. Also $DOW and $IP look like they are at a decent entry to add to my boomer dividend portion of my portfolio. $WM might also fit after this latest pullback. Any thoughts?
I think you may be conflating MMAT with an earth minerals company. Metamaterials does indeed partner with DuPont and PPG, however they also just secured a sizable partnership with LG using NPORE to make safer batteries (something LG seriously needs), convestro for AR technology and MMATs products and patents are usable in anti-laser glare film, transparent 5g antennas, Glucowise (going into trials at the end of the year), and the company has quite a few NDA contracts. Adding to this, most of their on-hand cash has gone to acquisitions including Optodot and Nanotech, the latter of which is used for security strips in money and tickets amongst other applications, leading to contracts with various countries. In this case, and obviously I’m not a financial advisor and this isn’t financial advice, this isn’t about anyone jumping on the company that has the most upvotes, but looking and doing their DD on a company that is quite literally the FIRST in their space with currently 0 competition.
"some penny stock" that when it was listed, was reported as a unicorn stock. also: "has 472 active utility and design patent documents. It has worked with some of the world’s leading brands including Airbus, PPG, Lockheed Martin, Sekisui, Mitsubishi Electric, and DuPont Teijin Films. META has also forged important partnerships with leading academic institutions, and suppliers such as Covestro, PPG, and Sekisui Chemical. META is a leader in sustainability, named to the Global Cleantech 100 in 2019, Innovator of the Year by Lux Research in 2021, recently named as a Future 50 Fastest-Growing Sustainable Companies in Canada by Corporate Knights and one of Canada’s Clean Technology Winners in Deloitte’s Fast 50 Program." also: "DUPONT TEIJIN FILMS AND MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC EUROPE PARTNER WITH META MATERIALS TO ADVANCE SAFER, MORE EFFICIENT LI-ION BATTERIES" and a lot more. They opened their new facility today. "68,000 square foot state-of-the-art facility will house some of the world’s leading scientists in metamaterials, advanced manufacturing, and nano-photonics. It is the only facility in Canada to combine advanced packaging for semiconductors, unique materials, and chemistry research, as well as design and manufacturing of holographic and other optical products. The facility’s 12 cleanrooms are designed to operate at ISO 8 and up to ISO 5 standards, making it one of the largest and most advanced nanofabrication facilities in Canada in the last thirty years" Some penny stock? this is a good long term hold. Look at the job postings that they have, see if you qualify for even one of them. https://metamaterial.com/careers/
The CEO of PPG, a Fortune 500 paint corp, said that as the cost of raw materials subsides, “We’re not going to be giving this pricing back... we’re telling people, this is the new price and if you don’t like it, please don’t place purchase orders.”
I actually did buy HI Hillenbrand when the pandemic started and doubled up in 2 months. Then bought PPG when the roots happened, PPG went up 20% that Monday.
We already do? It's called the PPG.
Most stocks have been shit this year, bud. I honestly can’t stand the PPG holders. Why? Because being angry at someone who buys a random stock is apparently cool, and I want to be cool.
Perfect place to do it, that glass building is PPG Place. Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, so retard ass will be in the paper, guaranteed!
Boeing, Microsoft, Kroger, Caterpillar, John Deere. Johnson & Johnson, Colorx, 3M, Boston Scientific, Gilead, DaVita, Nestle, General Electric, IBM, Intel, Texas Instruments, Cisco, BNSF, Pacific Union, JB Hunt, Newmont, Honeywell, ADP, Charter Communications, Arrow, Vanguard, CBRE, Dupont, PPG, Kinder Morgan,
Currently no LP has any vertically integrated operations in the state side and since they'll be significantly late to the game compared to even SSOs, the most likely option would be a Tilray style PPG acquisition of an existing operation, but by then the valuations would already be too high.
There are a number of companies that did well during the "lost decade". Johnson and Johnson, Target, National Fuel Gas, 3M, PPG Industries, and Federal Realty Trust is a mixed aggressive (through concentration) 5 ticker portfolio from different sectors that would have netted you a healthy return during a period from 2000 to 2009. Both with regards to capital appreciation but also more importantly, through dividends and their growth. It's also, more importantly, a *likely* set of companies investors would be putting their money to work in. 'Course, I imagine you won't bother running a backtest of those yourself and will just continue to be "appalled" here in the corner. Also, stocks don't "always go up". Keep that mindless saying away from me.
Think of coatings in general. Its SW, PPG, Akzo, Basf and Axalta
Coatings. Axalta, Basf, Akzo, PPG and Sherwin Williams. Global companies.
Even though Sherwin Williams is the biggest, the competition is plenty as well. PPG, AKZO, Asia Paint, Nippon Paint hardy an oligopoly yet
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Kyrie Irving is averaging 43.8 PPG on 62% FG, 61% 3P, 89% FT shooting splits over the last 4 Games…. Without ever taking a Covid shot or booster
Thanks, I'll add them to my watchlist. PPG (coatings) looks pretty cheap too, but I don't have enough to add them to the portfolio at the moment.
Spotify, airlines, PPG, vaguards dividend fund
I would add Chemicals - $DOW Industrial Materials - $PPG. Agriculture - $ADM I am more bullish on the small/mid caps though which I believe are more undervalued. Agriculture - $AGCO Transportation - $WNC Auto Parts - $GT Machinery - $TITN Consumer - $MAT Auto - $HOG
Are saying buy puts on PPL or PPG? Either way I'm in.
This was telegraphed by PPG a few weeks ago.
Following... this is most of my portfolio. I started trading stocks in a side account because all managed retirement accounts my work offered have their hands dirty with oil guns and cigarettes. I like to consider this voting with my wallet which is what the markets are supposed to be. $tsla, $aqb, $bfly, $fuv, $krbn, $DNA, $PPG, $RNW With the exception of Tesla, Most have been absolutely clobbered recently so I'd investigate those for an opportunity to buy at the bottom.
>\*PPG: Home Depot, HD Supply Expand Relationship With Launch of Pro Paint Assortment at All U.S. Locations $HD ^\*Walter ^Bloomberg ^[@DeItaone](http://twitter.com/DeItaone) ^at ^2022-01-05 ^08:03:02 ^EST-0500
I’m thinking calls on PPG 6 or so months out