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What is the Gross Margin of a Stock? In this short [What is the Gross Margin of a Stock?] video 🎥, we'll be discussing an important concept in the stock market - the gross margin. You may have heard this term before, but what does it actually mean? We'll break it down for you. Gross margin refers to the percentage of revenue that a company keeps as profit after accounting for the costs of producing its goods or services. To calculate it, we subtract the cost of goods sold from the total revenue, giving us the gross profit. Then, we divide the gross profit by total revenue and multiply it by 100, giving us a percentage that represents the company's profitability. But why is this important for investors? A high gross margin indicates that a company is efficient in managing its costs and generating profits, potentially leading to higher returns for investors. So, understanding a company's gross margin can be crucial for making informed investment decisions. Don't for...

BTBT | Bit Digital Inc | Quick Take In this [BTBT | Bit Digital Inc | Quick Take] video 🎥, we take a closer look at Bit Digital Inc (BTBT) and explore the potential opportunities and risks it presents. With a low PE ratio and recent earnings beat, BTBT has caught our attention. However, it is not just a typical Bitcoin miner but also offers cloud services for customers in the artificial intelligence (AI) segment. This could be a major growth area for the company as the AI market continues to evolve. Additionally, BTBT provides data center facilities for lease to AI customers, making it an attractive investment in the AI segment. We also discuss the recent decline in the AI market and how it may have affected BTBT's performance. However, with a positive earnings trend and potential benefits from the resurgence of AI and cryptocurrencies, there may be significant upside for BTBT. We examine the company's financials and stock performance, and also consider the risks involved. As...

More Trump Tariff Turmoil Welcome to our [More Trump Tariff Turmoil] video 🎥, where our theme for this week is all about making money through trading in the midst of the ongoing trade tension surrounding Trump's tariffs. As we continue to face more potential turbulence, Trump has recently mentioned the possibility of imposing additional tariffs on semiconductors and pharmaceuticals. The uncertainty surrounding these potential tariffs only adds to the already escalating trade war with China. One major development in this trade war is the Trump administration's decision to restrict the sale of second-tier GPUs from Nvidia to China. This has resulted in a significant hit to Nvidia's revenue - estimated at $6.6 billion - and also affected other companies, such as AMD, who will see a decrease of $5 to $600 million in their GPU sales to China. This escalation has caused a pause in any potential rally that may have occurred after the previously announced pause on tariffs. In add...

How To Make Money Trading in January 2026 This week, in this [How To Make Money Trading in January 2026] video 🎥, our theme is all about making money trading in January. To get started, we'll take a look at the seasonality and trends of the different months in the upcoming year. We found an interesting article on investing.com that breaks down the average returns by month for both the last 20 years and the last 100 years. What we noticed is that January has typically had a slight negative average return in the past 20 years, but has been positive over the last 100 years. So, it's important to be aware of this potential downtrend in January and consider ways to protect your profits, such as trading short or investing in ETFs. But it's not just January that we need to keep an eye on. February has also tended to be a negative month in the past 20 years. So, it's important to be cautious and protect your investments during these months. However, things start to turn aroun...

CXM | Sprinklr Inc | Quick Take Welcome to another video from [BeachBum Trading]! In this [CXM | Sprinklr Inc | Quick Take] video 🎥, we will be taking a look at CXM Sprinkler Inc and their other technology software, which recently showed up as a double bottom on the 11th. Let's take a quick look at CXM, a software application company. On the weekly chart, we can see a double bottom and on the daily chart, we can see a resistance line in the nines. This level has previously been tested and bounced off back in the low nines. However, with the recent decline in the market, CXM has broken down below this resistance line. But don't let that discourage you, because CXM has also reported positive EPS beat and revenue beat, showing that they are making money. They also have a pretty good market cap of 1 billion and their PE is not too high. Despite a negative performance for the year, CXM has shown positive performance for the half year. Looking at their financials, we can see that t...

What is the Quick Ratio of a Stock? Welcome to our short [What is the Quick Ratio of a Stock?] video 🎥 If you’re interested in investing in stocks, understanding a company’s financial health is crucial. That’s where the quick ratio comes in. In this short [What is the Quick Ratio of a Stock?] video 🎥, we’ll explain what the quick ratio is and how you can use it when investing. The quick ratio is a financial metric that measures a company’s ability to pay its short-term debts using its liquid assets. Basically, it tells us if a company has enough cash and other easily convertible assets to cover its immediate financial obligations. A quick ratio of 1 or higher is considered ideal, meaning the company can comfortably meet its short-term debts. Anything less than 1 may indicate financial troubles. The formula for the quick ratio is (Current Assets – Inventory) / Current Liabilities. We break down each component and explain how it affects the quick ratio. We also discuss the importance ...