ConsumerDaily Briefs

Consumer: Alibaba Group, Sony Corp, Lucid Group, Accor SA and more

In today’s briefing:

  • Alibaba: More Money to Be Made on The Short Side
  • Sony (6758 JP): Image Sensors Set for Rebound & Long-Term Expansion
  • Race to Survival
  • Europe HY Trade Book – June 2022 – Lucror Analytics

Alibaba: More Money to Be Made on The Short Side

By Oshadhi Kumarasiri

  • After rising more than 40% since Q4 earnings, Alibaba (ADR) (BABA US) is threatening to break out from a downtrend that lasted a little less than 20 months.
  • We think this bounce is quite normal given the fact that the stock lost more than 76% of its value during a challenging time period.
  • We remain confident that Alibaba has more downside potential and thinks that this is yet another opportunity to make money on the short side.

Sony (6758 JP): Image Sensors Set for Rebound & Long-Term Expansion

By Scott Foster

  • Aided by the weak yen, Imaging & Sensing Solutions should return as a major profit driver in FY Mar-23.
  • Capacity expansion should help SONY regain image sensor market share over the next 3-4 years.
  • Participation in TSMC’s foundry project in Kyushu should add to the division’s long-term potential.

Race to Survival

By subSPAC

  • Electric Vehicle Startup Lucid Motors, the poster child for the SPAC Boom in 2021, has seen its valuation plummet in recent months amidst a string of production & quality control issues, in addition to other demand headwinds.
  • As the macroeconomic environment deteriorates further, some rivals claim that the company could go bankrupt unless it cuts back on spending and reprices its vehicles.
  • Elon Musk had an ominous warning for EV startup Lucid Motors last week

Europe HY Trade Book – June 2022 – Lucror Analytics

By Charles Macgregor

The Europe HY Trade Book for June 2022 includes high-conviction trade ideas drawn from our European HY coverage universe, along with relative-value scatter plots and tables by industry.


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