WFRD
Weatherford International PLC
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Weatherford rallies after strong Q1 earnings beat, upbeat guidance (NASDAQ:WFRD)
oil and gas on the move... WFRD continues steady climb.
WFRD breaking out to the upside. Jump on the train! - not financial advice
WFRD DD - this is a buy ladies and gentlemen
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Yeah, I am in a few oil stocks, and also companies that ship and generally involved with the transportation/storage. WFRD it is an absolute bag, these wars are great for stocks
Bought WFRD May 2020 at $2.60. Sold it in chunks at $26, $31 and $40. Made $200,000 on a $27,000 investment. Of course, it is $95+ today...
WFRD up 12 days in a row. Buy puts.
I take all of your money and put it in a vanguard ETF. It's rare for somebody to be those earnings, long-term. It's 25% of my portfolio. My advice with stock is to you generally never fold a winner. I am a few stocks that seem to be on the upper trajectory so even though it increases my cost basis, the companies I like I keep buying. WFRD is the stock that I love, I'm up about 40%, CRWD, SHOP, BRZE AMAT are a few others, but do your own research. I also have generally sell my stocks if I make 50%, at some point you just have to take the chips off the table, some people just hold stocks forever. I was up over 10 X one time on Tesla because I bought at the absolute bottom during Covid. Still haven't sold, but I'm still up about 3X. I think you should generally have a certain percentage that if you make, sell
WFRD (Weatherford International) has potential, but thorough research is essential. Consider industry trends, financials, and prospects.
Oh my bad, just realized that i was looking at WFRD’s SBC and not Planatir’s. Now that I’m looking at the real SBC ($564m), I do agree that it is FCF negative for the most part. As of Q1 of 2023, Planatir was officially FCF positive, which kind of reassures my bullish position on it, as it indicates the business changing for the better.
WFRD’s liabilities-to-assets ratio is consistently falling yoy. I can’t say much to that, ENVX is a pre-revenue business, and isn't expected to start reporting revenues until 2024. I don’t understand what you mean by “Palantir’s free cash flow is deceptive due to its Stock Based Compensation.” The TTM FCF is $217m, subtracting SBC makes no real difference as it is only $25m
NSSC and ASO seem okay and don’t have any glaring red flags, but I don’t know much about them. WFRD looks too overlevered compared to its earnings. ENVX doesn’t make money. Palantir is deceptive because it appears free cashflow positive, but is FCF negative when you factor out SBC
NSSC and ASO seem okay and don’t have any glaring red flags, but I don’t know much about them. WFRD looks too overlevered compared to its earnings. ENVX doesn’t make money. Palantir is deceptive because it appears free cashflow positive, but is FCF negative when you factor out SBC
What do you guys think about WFRD?
Will the oil and gas industry continue to grow? I’m thinking about investing in an oil and gas equipment manufacturing stock (WFRD)
What do you think about WFRD? It is in the OIL and GAS EQUIPMENT sector that you were talking about. I am debating on wether to add it to my growth portfolio or not, would appreciate any criticism or feedback.
Ohhhhh my bad, some people actually commented with these type of mega-stocks and gave me a schizophrenic rant after I asked for their reasons. So far, the only good stocks that I’ve picked up from this post are WFRD and BROS
WFRD has a third iteration experimental downhole tool that's honestly changing the game and firing 3-7 years new life into wells in depleted formations. Just signed another 5000 wells to re-complete this year in a small area in Alberta. Tested in Utah, OK, TX, Co, Pennsylvania, and Alberta. No idea if/when announcement coming, but I'll be doubling my holdings
$WFRD, bot at $3 in 2020, sold at $40. $TCDA, rode it to zero from $8.
that was a good company actually WFRD but I don't have the patience to hold long unless I'm losing money
my long term target price for WFRD was 70 but I couldn't not take 20k profits, i've been burned like this a few times
sorry forgot to mention it was WFRD Apr21'23 70 CALL when it's price was at 63
1) For a stock to reach zero, bankruptcy needs to happen. Generally, in that case, the debt holders get shares in the post-bankruptcy company. On very few occasions, the old shares convert to the new shares in some ratio. 2) Bankruptcy occurs when a company cannot meet its financial obligations. The business is usually viable but management borrowed too much money. Most public companies that go bankrupt actually survive, but the old shares get wiped out. Weatherford (WFRD) and Peabody Energy (BTU) are two recent examples. 3) Stock prices fall when investors believe the business is facing increasing challenges but a falling stock price by itself is not an indication of impending business failure.
VIX has yet to hit 40. This is not over. Sell any QQQ/tech/ARKK rallies. If you never bought energy, now is the time to start building. Energy will lead us out. $SLB $WFRD $OAS $MGY
A ten bagger in 6 months to a year? That is not investing. That is penny stock speculation. Or biotech speculation. I say that yet I have an example: WFRD. The symbol used to be WFTLF. It came out of bankruptcy in late 2019. Global oil services company. Of course, no one cared with COVID starting. Stock price went from $30 to $2. Now it is $35. I knew this company before the bankruptcy. I stumbled on it in early 2020. I knew the business was real. I knew it would be a big winner over 3-5 years. Never expected the run to be so fast. This is the kind of company you need to find: real business that has been ignored/thrown out for some odd reason. These opportunities are extremely rare. I did mention this stock here about a year ago.
$SM $WFRD $PSX $CVX lets go oil lmao. we speed running to $100.🛢️🛢️🛢️🛢️
For anyone who doesn't want to play banks or Netflix, here are two ideas I have A collateral play on other aluminum companies (ACH, CENX, KALU) on Wednesday since Alcoa is the first to report Also, a collateral play on oilfield services on Thursday since Schlumberger is the first to report and the biggest pureplay company in that sector. WFRD and HAL would be the tickers. I don't have a direction in mind so I'll probably just play strangles.
WFRD showed up on my scanner today or yesterday... Looks like it wants to retest 35.
If the market remains positive today, I'll give a few breakout trades a try. AMTB looks excellent for a move off the 20. Financial sector has been bullish with rate hike talks. Nice tight day yesterday, this is my top candidate. MP looks to be testing another break. Could be a buy though I am late on it. Same goes for WFRD, missed the buy yesterday. A quick dip would be nice. Materials and energy both strong sectors. And of course some small caps I can't discuss here... Longer term watchlist still includes NUE, LEU, XPEV, NVDA, SE. They need some more time, though XPEV is gapping up on an upgrade.
Names I can't stop watching: MP, NUE, LEU, WFRD, XPEV, AMTB, SE, NVDA
A little 10% pop and everyone runs for the door. Pump and dumps ain't what they used to be. Stocks looking good today: MP, LEU, NVDA, WFRD Semis and energy still strong markets.
Energy led 2021. It will lead 2022. Shop for energy. WFRD, MGY, PDCE, CTRA
Please check out WFRD. Amazing company. Small cap and super low volume.
Check out WFRD. Fantastic opportunity
Check out WFRD. Great company.
Somehow ended solidly green today despite going full retard on CCXI. Going to give shout outs to Uranium (took profit on CCJ, gonna look for a dip to buy again) Bill Microsoft's SPAC merger company 🚀, and WFRD for the gainz