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Markets jumped this morning, sending the three major indices well into the green. Getty Bears were crawling back into their holes. As of this morning, the Dow had gained over 400 points, while the S&P 500 had gained just under 1% and the Nasdaq had gained approximately 0.4 percent. Valuations appear to be no match for fiscal and monetary stimulus, as well as a recovering economy poised to exceed growth targets. After President Biden signed an executive order aimed at their competitive practices, big tech is taking a breather. After yesterday’s negative flash, it appears that all arrows are pointing higher once more. But, after such a strong run, surely there will be a thorough correction at some point? If you’re looking for a strategy to profit from this market, Q.ai’s deep learning algorithms have crunched the numbers and come up with a list of Top Shorts. To uncover the greatest short ideas, our Artificial Intelligence (“AI”) systems evaluated each corporation on technicals, growth, low volatility momentum, and quality value. To join an exclusive AI investing community and receive premium investing ideas before markets open, sign up for the free Forbes AI Investor newsletter here.
Carvana Company is a company based in Carvana (CVNA)
Our first Top Short of the day is Carvana Co. Carvana is an online marketplace for buying and selling secondhand automobiles. Used vehicle sales, wholesale vehicle sales, and other sales and revenues provide revenue for the company. The company received a C in technicals, a F in growth, a F in low volatility momentum, and a F in quality value from our AI algorithms. The stock rose 1.78 percent to $322.51 on volume of 1,727,146, vs its 10-day and 22-day price averages of $308.94 and $296.0, respectively, and is up 36.5 percent for the year. Revenue increased by 20.53 percent last fiscal year and 244.35 percent over the previous three fiscal years. Operating income decreased by -23.77 percent last fiscal year, while EPS decreased by -22.3 percent over the previous three fiscal years. Revenue was $5586.56 million last fiscal year, up from $1955.47 million three years ago, Operating Income was $(332.4) million last fiscal year, up from $(220.73) million three years ago, EPS was $(2.63) last fiscal year, up from $(2.03) three years ago, and ROE was (93.05 percent ) last fiscal year, up from (100.05 percent ) three years ago. 12M in front Over the next 12 months, revenue is predicted to increase by 6.75 percent.
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Plug Power Inc (PLUG) is the second stock on our Top Shorts list today. The firm is a pioneer in the field of modern hydrogen and fuel cell technology. Its full-service GenKey solution, which is meant to boost productivity, minimize operating costs, and reduce carbon footprints in a dependable and cost-effective manner, has transformed the material handling sector. Plug received a C in technicals, a F in growth, a F in low volatility momentum, and a F in quality value from our AI systems. The stock fell 1.13 percent to $29.83 on 22,584,690 shares traded, vs its 10-day and 22-day price averages of $32.58 and $31.87, respectively, and is down 7.27 percent for the year. In the previous fiscal year, revenue increased by -33.4 percent, while earnings per share increased by -9.39 percent. Revenue was $-93.24 million in the previous fiscal year compared to $174.22 million three years ago, Operating Income was $(576.61) million in the previous fiscal year compared to $(76.44) million three years ago, EPS was $(1.68) in the previous fiscal year compared to $(0.39) three years ago, and ROE was (74.61 percent ) in the previous fiscal year compared to (157.5 percent ) three years ago. Revenue is predicted to increase by 9.18 percent in the coming 12 months as well.
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Amyris Inc., a Forbes AI investor (AMRS)
Amyris Inc. is our next Top Short. Amyris is a corporation that specializes in industrial biotechnology. The company received a C in technicals, a F in growth, a D in low volatility momentum, and a D in quality value from our AI algorithms. The stock rose 0.46 percent to $15.44 on 2,755,175 shares traded, vs its 10-day and 22-day market averages of $16.32 and $16.09, respectively, and is up 119.94 percent for the year. Revenue increased by 85.32 percent in the previous fiscal year and by 404.47 percent over the previous three fiscal years. Operating income decreased by -101.07 percent in the previous fiscal year and by -101.0 percent over the previous three fiscal years, while EPS decreased by -31.64 percent. Revenue was $173.14 million in the previous fiscal year, up from $63.6 million three years ago, Operating Income was $(123.42) million in the previous fiscal year, up from $(132.72) million three years ago, and EPS was $(1.88) in the previous fiscal year, up from $(3.69) three years ago.
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Amyris Inc (AMRS) simple moving average Forbes AI Investor Blink Charging Co (BLNK) Blink Charging Co is today’s fourth Top Short. Blink is an electric vehicle charging service owner, operator, and provider. The company received a C in technicals, a F in growth, a F in low volatility momentum, and a D in quality value from our AI algorithms. The stock rose 1.63 percent to $35.48 on volume of 1,654,625 compared to its 10-day and 22-day price averages of $39.56 and $39.65, respectively, and is down 5.4 percent for the year. Revenue increased by 14.98 percent in the previous fiscal year and by 166.67 percent during the previous three fiscal years, but EPS decreased by 49.11 percent. Revenue was $6.23 million last fiscal year, up from $2.69 million three years ago, Operating Income was $(17.39) million last fiscal year, up from $(11.61) million three years ago, EPS was $(0.59) last fiscal year, up from $(1.3) three years ago, and ROE was (103.16 percent) last year. 12M in front Over the next 12 months, revenue is predicted to increase by 25.93 percent.
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Blink Charging Co (BLNK) simple moving average Forbes AI Investor Livent Corp (LTHM) Livent Corp is our final Top Short today. When FMC broke out its lithium business in October 2018, the company was founded as a pure-play lithium producer. Livent received a F in technicals, a D in growth, a D in low volatility momentum, and a F in quality value from our AI systems. The stock fell 1.37 percent to $18.65 on volume of 1,179,726 compared to its 10-day and 22-day price averages of $18.91 and $18.73, respectively, and is down 0.69 percent for the year. In the previous fiscal year, revenue increased by 8.05 percent, but EPS decreased by -5.85 percent. Revenue was $288.2 million in the previous fiscal year compared to $442.5 million three years ago, Operating Income was $(10.8) million in the previous fiscal year compared to $165.7 million three years ago, EPS was $(0.13) in the previous fiscal year compared to $0.99 three years ago, and ROE was (3.41 percent) in the previous year compared to 28.94 percent three years ago. 12M in front Over the next 12 months, revenue is predicted to increase by 2.87 percent, and the stock now has an ahead 12M P/E of 114.68.
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