Motley Fool Hidden Gems Investing Giving Thanks For Stocks
Nov 27, 2020
Morgan Housel, author of the best-selling book The Psychology of Money, joins the conversation to explore the intricate connections between money and human behavior. He discusses the journey from blogging to writing his acclaimed book, emphasizing the importance of understanding investing psychology. The hosts reflect on the stock performances of Cerence, Nike, and PayPal while cautioning against companies like Blue Apron and Macy's. They explore the changing market landscape and the significance of adapting strategies in response to evolving consumer demands.
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Avoid Blue Apron
- Ron Gross advises avoiding Blue Apron, citing its inability to turn a profit despite increased revenue.
- Falling customer numbers raise concerns about long-term viability.
Skip Slack
- Jason Moser suggests avoiding Slack due to its cluttered platform, slowing growth, and lack of profitability.
- He favors Microsoft Teams as a superior product.
Macy's is Lost
- Chris Hill recommends avoiding Macy's due to its failure to adapt to changing retail trends.
- He contrasts its struggles with the successes of Walmart and Target.
