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TW: Looking ForwardFundamentals: Tradeweb's industry strength is good. Both its sales and earnings are accelerating, and both are estimated to continue this way until the end of 2024, and both are above 20%. I checked the funds; they are piling in. Technicals: It is now forming a weekly flat base at the all-time-high of 2022. Earnings are due out next week. If earnings are accelerating and sales too; and forward-looking earnings will grow more y/y this quarter, and the chart is stabilizing. we can guess the result next week. Entry market order around 100. Stop below 85. Target is 200. Estimated time to reach target is September 2024. Weekly Volume can be seen decreasing as the price drops:
NASDAQ:TWLong
by Rocketman
TradeWebMarkets (TW)..Bonds are Back!After what felt like a lifetime of zero-to-near-zero interest rates, the fixed income markets are finally back on the radar screen offering yields that, albeit still not covering current inflation levels, are nonetheless a relatively reasonable return given the risk-reward trade-off vs equities. Short-term TBills such as 3mth, 6mth, 9mth and 1yr bills all in the 4+% range are certainly better than the zero % that idle cash was earning for the past many years. TradeWeb (TW) ought to be a beneficiary of the increased activity in the bond space. Recent earnings show impressive growth in volumes and earnings. And with the concerns over equities growing in the face of rising recession risks, fears of over-valuations relative to earnings that will likely face pressures due to rising wage and employment costs and growing geopolitical risks, activity in the bond market ought to stay robust in coming quarters. TW traded down close to 50% from the start of the year until the October 2022 low and has since creeped its way off the lows with the 20dma crossing up thru the 50dma and RSI not currently close to overbought. With yearend activity often the victim of lighter volumes and, in turn, more volatility, plus the usual suspects of 'black swan' events not too far off center-stage on the radar screen (such as Russia/Ukraine war, EU oil price cap and sanctions, Middle East tensions between Iran and its surrogates and others, China's lockdown, etc), activity in the fixed income space will not lack for reasons to see ongoing volumes of activity. I currently have no position in TW and find myself considering initiating a 'trade' that might just merit a longer-term hold as an 'investment'. Much will depend on the overall equity market and the corresponding activity in bonds. Eager to hear thoughts from others. Anyone???? (NOTE: THIS IS NOT ADVICE IN ANYWAY!!! JUST FOOD FOR THOUGHT AND DISCUSSION!!)
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by trader_investr