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- After the Pullback, Hyliion Stock Could Be a Quiet Winner
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| Read This Piece Before Marketing With Facebook Posted: 29 Nov 2020 03:26 AM PST You might have heard that Facebook is a great place to market a business and expand it. If you don’t know what Facebook marketing is about, don’t worry. This piece is full of great information to help you understand how to launch your own Facebook campaign that is able to draw lots of new customers. Consider when it’s best to post on pages outside of your brand’s official pages. You can garner a ton of attention when you post on other people’s Facebook pages. Be sure it is positive attention, though. Only post when you have valuable information to share. You don’t ever want to be guilty of spamming. Try holding a giveaway to boost interest in your Facebook page. Give something away for free to a select group of customers who sign up to be on your mailing list or who “like” your Facebook page. It will only cost you a small amount of money to garner a lot of attention and new followers. When you are marketing on Facebook, typically you want to sell more of your products as a result of your efforts. You should set monthly goals to reach in sales. You need to actually get some earnings from all those Facebook likes or they don’t really mean much. If you are not seeing the type of business you want, you may need to adjust your strategy. Ask your fans for their input. They will be honored that you think highly enough of them to want their input. There is nothing better than involving your fans in some of your business decisions. For example, if you post in blogs, find out what kind of posts they prefer to read. When you use Facebook as a marketing tool, you might get off to a bumpy start. One easy way to begin is by adding a Facebook link to your website. This will help customers and visitors connect with your business and is much less intrusive than other forms of marketing. It is much easier to keep your customers informed when they use Facebook to connect by liking your page. Make sure you really understand the purpose of a Facebook page. Don’t create one just to say you have it. Did you create your page as a way to engage customers? Or, do you want them to have a forum with which to contact you? Facebook pages can help you sell more products or they can help you increase communication with your customers; it’s all about bringing in new people. The most important part of posting on Facebook is establishing long-term ties with other users. Facebook relationships evolve over time and need a long-term investment of time to build, in the same way face-to-face relationships are built. One way to keep people interested in what you’re offering is to give them good content at all times. Don’t forget that loyal customers should be rewarded with special deals and promotions. Read this piece before marketing with Facebook and it will provide you with and understanding of how to use Facebook to market your business. Get your Facebook up to date with the tips you’ve just read. You will gain your customer’s attention quickly if you begin using Facebook as soon as possible. Begin today to get your company out there! Do you want to learn more about working from home opportunities? If so, you can download my new product that teaches you how to succeed working online.  |
| Phân tích và đánh giá ngoại hối: 27.11.2020 Posted: 29 Nov 2020 02:46 AM PST Relevance up to 20:00 UTC+7 Further Development  Analyzing the current trading chart of BTC, I found thatBTC is in upside corrective phase and that we might see another downside swing. Stochastic oscillator is showing bear cross, which is another sign of the downside rotation. Key Levels: Resistance: $17,350 and $18,000 Support level: $15,000 *Phân tích thị trường được đăng tải ở đây có nghĩa là để gia tăng nhận thức của bạn, nhưng không đưa ra các chỉ dẫn để thực hiện một giao dịch. Petar Jacimovic, Benefit from analysts' recommendations right now Top up trading account Open trading account InstaForex analytical reviews will make you fully aware of market trends! Being an InstaForex client, you are provided with a large number of free services for efficient trading. Earn on cryptocurrency rate changes with InstaForex Download MetaTrader 4 and open your first trade  |
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| After the Pullback, Hyliion Stock Could Be a Quiet Winner Posted: 29 Nov 2020 01:55 AM PST Hyliion (NYSE:HYLN) doesn't seem to get quite the attention of other electric vehicle plays in the market. But investors shouldn't sleep on Hyliion stock.  Source: Hyliion Website To be sure, some have paid attention. When SPAC (special purpose acquisition company) Tortoise Acquisition announced its merger with Hyliion in June, Tortoise stock soared. At one point, it cleared $55 from a pre-merger price near $10. That rally in retrospect seems like too much. In fact, it seems an awful lot like some of the SPAC-related rallies that at times have seemed like bubbles. Hyliion stock has since pulled back by more than 50%, as investors moved on to the next 'hot' thing. But with that pullback, HYLN at least looks intriguing. Its technology shows promise. The electricified trucking market has real potential. Valuation is not unreasonable if the company delivers on its promise. It bears noting up front: that's a big 'if.' Hyliion stock is not for the faint of heart, and not yet suitable for capital an investor can't afford to lose. There are real risks here. But there are real rewards, too. The hype around HYLN has diminished over the past couple of months, but I see a real chance that it returns. The Benefits of R/CNGThere's a lot to like about the Hyliion operating model. The company develops electric powertrains for Class 8 trucks (colloquially known as semis). And what's interesting about the technology is that it's based on renewable compressed natural gas, or R/CNG. R/CNG not only reduces emissions, but can be used to capture and process methane from agricultural sources and landfills. Environmentally speaking, R/CNG is one of the better potential technologies out there. And as I've written before, we're well past the point where environmental concerns solely reside at the political level. Trucking companies themselves are looking to reduce their environmental footprints. Importantly, so are their customers. A 'clean' energy shipping solution created with Hyliion powertrains will attract new business and likely allow for better pricing as well. Hyliion powertrains also offer financial benefits. Total cost of ownership is substantially lower. And since the technology uses compressed natural gas, there's an existing fueling infrastructure in place. That's not yet the case for hydrogen-fueled electrified semis. All told, there seems a real chance that Hyliion becomes a big winner in semis. Competition will be intense, but one of the industry's most-covered startups is mired in scandal, while Hyliion is partnering with some of the biggest trucking companies in the country. The technology has real promise, and real benefits for customers. Meanwhile, Hyliion is starting out with a hybrid solution, but over time will move to fully electrified powertrains. That shift could be a game-changer for Hyliion stock. Hyliion Stock Soars — and RetreatsObviously, investors like the model. What was then Tortoise stock rose 450% in a matter of months. What is now Hyliion stock still has nearly tripled from the merger price of $10. Again, the stock has pulled back of late. It probably needed to. The move to $55 itself seemed a bit much given that Hyliion agreed to give up a good chunk of ownership (about 38%, per the investor presentation) at just $10. Back at these levels, given broader optimism toward EVs, valuation seems more reasonable. Hyliion projects revenue of $2 billion in revenue by 2024 and $600 million in EBITDA (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization). Given a somewhat capital-light model (again, Hyliion isn't actually building the trucks), those projections make a current $4 billion market capitalization look reasonable. In fact, if those targets are hit, Hyliion stock is downright cheap. Neither 4x to 6x revenue nor 20x EBITDA seem unreasonable multiples for a company that, at those levels, still would have captured barely 2% of its market. Those multiples suggest HYLN could easily double. At the very least, after the pullback, valuation can work if the company grows as expected. If that happens, Hyliion stock could be one of the big winners in EVs. What Goes WrongIt bears repeating: that's a big 'if.' There are risks. Short-term volatility is one. We've seen enormous rallies in EV stocks in the past few weeks. Some look deserved. Others are far more questionable. I'm as bullish on the sector long-term as anyone (and I have been for years), but I'd hardly be shocked if we saw a temporary, sector-wide pullback that brought HYLN down with it. Longer-term, meanwhile, Hyliion still has to win. It certainly has the opportunity. The market will be there, but competition will be stiff. Just having the best technology on its own isn't enough. Investors in Hyliion stock will need to be patient. They will need to take the long view. They almost certainly will see some sharp pullbacks and some big rallies. But the potential prize is worth that effort as well as the risks. On the date of publication, neither Matt McCall nor the InvestorPlace Research Staff member primarily responsible for this article held (either directly or indirectly) any positions in the securities mentioned in the article. Matthew McCall left Wall Street to actually help investors — by getting them into the world's biggest, most revolutionary trends BEFORE anyone else. Click here to see what Matt has up his sleeve now.  |
| Phân tích và đánh giá ngoại hối: 27.11.2020 Posted: 28 Nov 2020 11:49 PM PST Gold continues to feel the bearish pressure after facing rejection at 1,818 for two consecutive days. Despite the uncertainty about the coronavirus vaccine development and continued escalation in the infections globally, gold remains vulnerable .  Gold: Key resistances and support XAU/USD is likely to find an immediate support barrier at 1,800, which is psychological round figure mark. This price was 2011 November high, a key level for traders to look on which coincides with the lower boundary of a bearish parallel channel . The overall trend appears to bias toward the downside, as suggested by the formation of consecutive lower highs and lower lows. The bears will then challenge the 1,770 cap, the intersection of the Fibonacci 50% retracement of bullish move from 20 March to 7 August. On the flip side, strong resistance awaits at 1811 barrier will guard the further upside. To the upside, any retracement back toward the 1,850-1,860 level could see additional selling opportunities for investors. *Phân tích thị trường được đăng tải ở đây có nghĩa là để gia tăng nhận thức của bạn, nhưng không đưa ra các chỉ dẫn để thực hiện một giao dịch. Franc Beck, Benefit from analysts' recommendations right now Top up trading account Open trading account InstaForex analytical reviews will make you fully aware of market trends! Being an InstaForex client, you are provided with a large number of free services for efficient trading.  |
| After the Pullback, Hyliion Stock Could Be a Quiet Winner Posted: 28 Nov 2020 11:24 PM PST Hyliion (NYSE:HYLN) doesn't seem to get quite the attention of other electric vehicle plays in the market. But investors shouldn't sleep on Hyliion stock. Source: Hyliion Website To be sure, some have paid attention. When SPAC (special purpose acquisition company) Tortoise Acquisition announced its merger with Hyliion in June, Tortoise stock soared. At one point, it cleared $55 from a pre-merger price near $10. That rally in retrospect seems like too much. In fact, it seems an awful lot like some of the SPAC-related rallies that at times have seemed like bubbles. Hyliion stock has since pulled back by more than 50%, as investors moved on to the next 'hot' thing. But with that pullback, HYLN at least looks intriguing. Its technology shows promise. The electricified trucking market has real potential. Valuation is not unreasonable if the company delivers on its promise. It bears noting up front: that's a big 'if.' Hyliion stock is not for the faint of heart, and not yet suitable for capital an investor can't afford to lose. There are real risks here. But there are real rewards, too. The hype around HYLN has diminished over the past couple of months, but I see a real chance that it returns. The Benefits of R/CNGThere's a lot to like about the Hyliion operating model. The company develops electric powertrains for Class 8 trucks (colloquially known as semis). And what's interesting about the technology is that it's based on renewable compressed natural gas, or R/CNG. R/CNG not only reduces emissions, but can be used to capture and process methane from agricultural sources and landfills. Environmentally speaking, R/CNG is one of the better potential technologies out there. And as I've written before, we're well past the point where environmental concerns solely reside at the political level. Trucking companies themselves are looking to reduce their environmental footprints. Importantly, so are their customers. A 'clean' energy shipping solution created with Hyliion powertrains will attract new business and likely allow for better pricing as well. Hyliion powertrains also offer financial benefits. Total cost of ownership is substantially lower. And since the technology uses compressed natural gas, there's an existing fueling infrastructure in place. That's not yet the case for hydrogen-fueled electrified semis. All told, there seems a real chance that Hyliion becomes a big winner in semis. Competition will be intense, but one of the industry's most-covered startups is mired in scandal, while Hyliion is partnering with some of the biggest trucking companies in the country. The technology has real promise, and real benefits for customers. Meanwhile, Hyliion is starting out with a hybrid solution, but over time will move to fully electrified powertrains. That shift could be a game-changer for Hyliion stock. Hyliion Stock Soars — and RetreatsObviously, investors like the model. What was then Tortoise stock rose 450% in a matter of months. What is now Hyliion stock still has nearly tripled from the merger price of $10. Again, the stock has pulled back of late. It probably needed to. The move to $55 itself seemed a bit much given that Hyliion agreed to give up a good chunk of ownership (about 38%, per the investor presentation) at just $10. Back at these levels, given broader optimism toward EVs, valuation seems more reasonable. Hyliion projects revenue of $2 billion in revenue by 2024 and $600 million in EBITDA (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization). Given a somewhat capital-light model (again, Hyliion isn't actually building the trucks), those projections make a current $4 billion market capitalization look reasonable. In fact, if those targets are hit, Hyliion stock is downright cheap. Neither 4x to 6x revenue nor 20x EBITDA seem unreasonable multiples for a company that, at those levels, still would have captured barely 2% of its market. Those multiples suggest HYLN could easily double. At the very least, after the pullback, valuation can work if the company grows as expected. If that happens, Hyliion stock could be one of the big winners in EVs. What Goes WrongIt bears repeating: that's a big 'if.' There are risks. Short-term volatility is one. We've seen enormous rallies in EV stocks in the past few weeks. Some look deserved. Others are far more questionable. I'm as bullish on the sector long-term as anyone (and I have been for years), but I'd hardly be shocked if we saw a temporary, sector-wide pullback that brought HYLN down with it. Longer-term, meanwhile, Hyliion still has to win. It certainly has the opportunity. The market will be there, but competition will be stiff. Just having the best technology on its own isn't enough. Investors in Hyliion stock will need to be patient. They will need to take the long view. They almost certainly will see some sharp pullbacks and some big rallies. But the potential prize is worth that effort as well as the risks. On the date of publication, neither Matt McCall nor the InvestorPlace Research Staff member primarily responsible for this article held (either directly or indirectly) any positions in the securities mentioned in the article. Matthew McCall left Wall Street to actually help investors — by getting them into the world's biggest, most revolutionary trends BEFORE anyone else. Click here to see what Matt has up his sleeve now.  |
| 10 Surefire Ways to Find Qualified Job Candidates Posted: 28 Nov 2020 11:14 PM PST  The competition for top talent is fierce these days, with many businesses offering competitive salaries and premium benefits to entice the best job candidates to join their company. But it can be challenging to find qualified job candidates, and many small businesses do not have enough time or resources to commit to the grueling hiring process. To learn some tried-and-true tips on how to find the best job candidates out there, we asked real entrepreneurs from Young Entrepreneur Council (YEC) the following question: What's your favorite and most effective strategy for finding qualified candidates for your business? Why?1. Use your networkI like to ask for referrals from my team or my network. I find that asking for referrals saves a significant amount of time versus drafting a specific job description, posting it to the right job boards, searching through dozens of cover letters and resumes, and then conducting interviews. —Kristin Kimberly Marquet, Marquet Media, LLC
2. Reward employees for referralsAn effective way to find qualified candidates is to reward your existing employees for recommendations. At my business, we offer a monetary reward for team members who find other qualified people. Because they know how the job is, they can be trusted to inform other people about the work and to find the best fit. —Syed Balkhi, WPBeginner 3. Incorporate flexible interviewing softwareEspecially during times like these, incorporating flexible interviewing software is key. Implementing video interviewing software is a great way to have a more personal touch than phone interviews and still have that connection when in-person interviews are not possible. It makes long-distance hiring easier and allows you to gain a better sense of the individual's character and personality. —Blair Thomas, eMerchantBroker 4. Craft a strong job descriptionYou will find the best candidates by nailing your job descriptions and posting them on approved boards and websites, such as Indeed. Candidates want to make a good first impression, and you should do the same. Poor grammar, typos and complicated words can turn people off. Avoid buzz phrases and get to the point. Prioritize clarity about job duties so that the right people will submit their resumes. —Duran Inci, Optimum7 5. Leverage social mediaThere are plenty of ways to find new employees, but we like using social media to put up job listings. The people who follow your social platforms are interested in your industry, and some will want to start their careers there. If you can build rapport with your audience, using platforms like Facebook and Twitter, finding candidates will prove to be an easy task. —John Turner, SeedProd LLC Other Articles From AllBusiness.com:
6. Use Linkedin Sales NavigatorI love using Linkedin Sales Navigator. It allows me to target specific groups of people and I can send them automated messages using a wide variety of tools. It's a great way to prospect and book appointments. It doesn't close deals for me, but it certainly gets me qualified prospects. —Amine Rahal, IronMonk Solutions
7. Post on paid job boardsWe love using paid job boards to find potential employees. Normally, we avoid free platforms because we are seeking highly qualified employees. After we put up our listing, we usually have a virtual stack of resumes in a few days. —Chris Christoff, MonsterInsights
8. Optimize your job listingThe best way to ensure you find quality candidates for your business is by creating an optimized job listing. Your job listing determines what kind of applicants it attracts, so it's important to craft one with your needs in mind. Use the proper keywords, describe exactly what qualities you're looking for, and emphasize soft skills. —Stephanie Wells, Formidable Forms
9. Leverage word-of-mouthWord-of-mouth is key. Candidates who are recommended have already gone through an informal screening process before their resume hits your desk or they walk into an interview. Your contacts will think twice before throwing any potential contact into the pool because who they recommend is also a direct reflection of who they are. —Matthew Podolsky, Florida Law Advisers, P.A.
10. Do outreach before you have a need
Don't wait until you need to hire. You should have a marketing strategy for internal customers the same way you do for your external customers. You should have a line of candidates when you post a new position. Your strategy can include teaching classes at a college, being active in the community, speaking at events, and should definitely include carefully cultivating your brand and culture. —Kevin Getch, Webfor RELATED: 10 Tips to Find the Perfect Employee  |
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| Telehealth Stocks: Top 5 Telehealth Stocks Disrupting Healthcare Sector Posted: 28 Nov 2020 08:55 PM PST Telehealth stocks are trending lower at the moment. All in hopes we may finally have a vaccine from companies like Pfizer (NYSE:PFE), BioNTech (NASDAQ:BNTX) and Moderna (NASDAQ:MRNA). However, don't count out telehealth companies just yet. With or without the coronavirus, we could still see plenty of demand with patients and providers becoming far more comfortable with virtual appointments and less face-to-face time. "Virtual care adoption accelerated during the pandemic after Medicare, Medicaid and private insurers expanded coverage and the government allowed providers to administer telehealth over platforms such as Zoom and FaceTime. Congress will need to make these changes to telehealth coverage in Medicare permanent since they are slated to end once the public health emergency is over," as reported by Becker's Hospital Review. In addition, no one is quite sure how long a vaccine could last after being administered. Until that is known, patients may want to limit in-person exposure. "The critical need for social distancing among physicians and patients will drive unprecedented demand for telehealth, which involves the use of communication systems and networks to enable either a synchronous or asynchronous session between the patient and provider," said Victor Camlek, healthcare principal analyst at Frost & Sullivan, as quoted by Healthcare IT News. With that in mind, here are five top telehealth stocks to consider:
Telehealth Stocks to Watch: Teladoc Health (TDOC) Source: Piotr Swat / Shutterstock.com The first time I weighed in on Teladoc Health was back in March of this year. I said, "I wouldn't be shocked if shares of the virtual health care provider soared to $200 per share. All as it links patients with medical professionals by phone or computer." That was on March 25, as TDOC stock traded at a low of $134.13. It would hit a high of $253 at the start of August, before pulling back to a current price of about $185. While it's shown signs of weakness on vaccine news, don't count it out just yet. It could see $220 again soon. Earnings have been just as explosive. In fact, year-over-year Q3 revenue grew 109% to $288.8 million, as total visits bumped up by 206% to 2.8 million. Year-over-year nine-month revenue grew by 79% to $710.6 million, as total visits increased by 163% to 7.6 million. "Our strong third quarter results exceeded expectations, driven by broad-based strength across the business and building on the momentum we saw in the first half of the year," said Teladoc Health CEO Jason Gorevic. "We are seeing significant market success and consistent growth in member visits throughout all of our commercial channels. With the addition of Livongo later this year, we will be creating a new category of whole person virtual care that will transform how people live healthier lives." Anthem (ANTM) Source: Jonathan Weiss / Shutterstock.com I also brought Anthem to your attention as a telehealth opportunity on March 25. At the time, the ANTM stock traded at around $187. It's now up to $313.97 and still running. That puts it right above my price target of $310 a share. From here, I'd like to see another test of its prior high around $338, near-term. The pandemic has created the perfect opportunity for Anthem to expand and market some of its products and services. The company's Live Health Online, for example, allows patients to consult with health professionals about the coronavirus, among other mental and physical health concerns. The program costs $59 or less per visit and allows users to "get expert advice, a treatment plan and prescriptions if needed." CVS Health (CVS) Source: Shutterstock Another company I brought your attention to on March 25 was CVS Health at $52.27. It's now up to $67.65 after testing a high of $74.06. That's just below my price target of $75. In May 2020, the company saw a 600% jump in its telehealth services. "Utilization of telemedicine for virtual visits through MinuteClinic is up about 600% compared to (the first quarter of 2019)," CVS chief executive Larry Merlo told analysts. Global X Telemedicine & Digital Health ETF (EDOC) Source: fizkes/ShutterStock.com One of my favorite ways to trade within any sector is by diversifying with an exchange-traded fund (ETF). That way, you can gain exposure to more at less cost. For example, the EDOC ETF offers exposure to "companies involved in Telemedicine, Health Care Analytics, Connected Health Care Devices, and Administrative Digitization" for just $17.80 a share. Some of the top holdings include Nuance Communications (NASDAQ:NUAN), Agilent Technologies (NYSE:A) and Cerner Corporation (NASDAQ:CERN). The EDOC ETF is a fairly new fund, beginning its trading in late July, and has already had an impressive showing. It is currently up more than 14% since its inception. The total expense ratio of this ETF is 0.68%, or $68 per $10,000 invested annually. American Well Corp. (AMWL) Source: Stephanie L Sanchez / Shutterstock.com American Well Corp. is another hot telehealth stock to keep an eye on. After exploding from a low of $22.11 to nearly $42, AMWL stock did pull back to $24, but there's still good opportunity to be found here, with patience. In November, the company noted that at the end of Q3, it had total active providers of approximately 62,000, which is a 930% increase year-over-year. Total visits for Q3 reached 1,414,000, an increase of 450% compared to a year ago. And Q3 revenue of $62.6 million increased 80% year-over-year. Plus, it just announced new products including Amwell Now, Touchpoint Tablet software and the C500 telemedicine cart. "We are pleased to announce that third quarter results reflect our business' momentum and ongoing role in responding to the continued, widespread demand for telehealth infrastructure. Our platform's unique ability to simplify high-quality, virtual care delivery that supports existing patient-physician relationships differentiates us in the growing market," commented Ido Schoenberg, chairman and co-CEO of Amwell. On the date of publication, Ian Cooper did not have (either directly or indirectly) any positions in the securities mentioned in this article. Ian Cooper, a contributor to InvestorPlace.com, has been analyzing stocks and options for web-based advisories since 1999.  |
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