Porsche - Long1H Hammer, 4H in PB&J, Monthly at Yearly Pivots S3 and 127.20 extension support (currently Doji), Daily bullish divergence. Daily Trading The 9 strategy long.
P911
PORSCHE - P911 - German Auto IndustryWith current issue on tariffs between EU & China - it will be a daring move to buy and European Car stock. It is hard to predict how those discussions will end given the current shift in the EU political landscape.
DAX broke records but P911 was on a downtrend forever. Profitable, dividend play. If to chose any EU auto stock RACE (Ferrari) STLA and Mercedes would be top of the list along with P911.
Once the trend line breaks, ideal entry would be on the retest. The last extended wick might have marked a local bottom
Porsche: Bottom Formation Porsche shares are currently forming the bottom of the magenta-colored wave (b) and should soon be gripped by new bullish momentum. Subsequently, we expect a significant rise that ends the (corrective) wave B in turquoise.
Porsche reclaims higher price tags and wants to join its peersLast year in September, we analyzed Porsche's stock following its 2022 initial public offering. At the time, we noted Porsche's shares had great prospects in the long term and viewed a potential pullback in price as a great opportunity to buy this stock at relatively reasonable prices (judging by Porsche’s performance during its short life span on the exchange). When Porsche was still trading above €100, we eyed an ideal entry 10% below its market price. However, we also emphasized the need to leave some more capital aside to execute additional purchases once the opportunity arises. After patiently waiting a few months, we signaled another opportunity in late January 2024 when Porsche was trading near its all-time lows, looking relatively cheap to its peers like BMW and Mercedes-Benz. Fast forward to today, and shares of Porsche are trading up about 30% from that level and above the level we signaled in late September 2023 as well (above the area between €90 and €92). As far as our outlook goes, we remain bullish on Porsche in the long term and believe it has a chance to reclaim all-time highs and continue higher (though it might be a rocky ride).
Illustration 1.01
Illustration 1.01 shows the daily chart of Porsche stock and simple support/resistance levels derived from peaks and troughs.
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Daily time frame = Bullish
Weekly time frame = Bullish
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Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche P911 (still long)Full year 2023 earnings: Revenues in line with analyst expectations
Full year 2023 results:
Revenue: €40.5b (up 7.7% from FY 2022).
Net income: €5.16b (up 4.2% from FY 2022).
Profit margin: 13% (in line with FY 2022).
Revenue was in line with analyst estimates.
Revenue is forecast to grow 5.4% p.a. on average during the next 3 years, compared to a 1.9% growth forecast for the Auto industry in Germany.
Porsche with one of the highest profit margins per carPorsche has two stocks! The first is P911 and dates back to the IPO. The second is Porsche's historic stock. I bought PAH3. P911 is the stock from the IPO.
Porsche, one of the automotive manufacturers with one of the highest profit margins per car in the world. After RACE, Ferrari, it's Porsche, it seems to me.
This stock has returned to its IPO price...
Undervalued in my opinion.
- Price-To-Earnings ratio (12.9x) is below the German market (16.1x)
- Earnings are forecast to grow 5.77% per year
- Earnings grew by 3.3% over the past year
- Analysts in good agreement that stock price will rise by 33.9%
- No risks detected for P911
- Revenue is meaningful (€41B)
- Market cap is meaningful (€67B)
- The company’s earnings are high quality
- Debt level is low and not considered a risk
Porsche with one of the highest profit margins per carPorsche, one of the automotive manufacturers with one of the highest profit margins per car in the world. After RACE, Ferrari, it's Porsche, it seems to me.
This stock has returned to its IPO price...
Undervalued in my opinion.
- Price-To-Earnings ratio (12.9x) is below the German market (16.1x)
- Earnings are forecast to grow 5.77% per year
- Earnings grew by 3.3% over the past year
- Analysts in good agreement that stock price will rise by 33.9%
- No risks detected for P911
- Revenue is meaningful (€41B)
- Market cap is meaningful (€67B)
- The company’s earnings are high quality
- Debt level is low and not considered a risk
Porsche ( $P911 ) Short ideaOne of the iPOs that I've tracking, and following a standard pattern. Together with a short term (or likely more) top in EU indices, we should see this go much lower after the initial move liquidating early shorters and now FOMO buyers. Red line is stop loss, Green lines are TP1 and 2, respectively. GL
