Thoughts on Peloton’s Latest Earnings Results
By John Bernstein | | Business analysis, Investing
This is my summary of Peloton’s quarterly earnings results, which the company released on February 1st. In addition to providing many of the facts from that release, I also provide my own thoughts and opinions about the results. This is not a recommendation to buy or sell the stock. Moreover, when I discuss the future outlook of the company, I am referring only to...
Read More Review and Analysis of Peloton’s Earnings Results
By John Bernstein | | Business analysis
This is my summary of Peloton’s quarterly earnings results, which the company released November 3rd. In addition to providing many of the facts from that release, I also provide my own thoughts and opinions about the results. This is not intended to be a recommendation to buy or sell the stock. Moreover, when I discuss the future viability of the company, I am referring to the operations of the company, not the stock.
Read More Musings on Peloton’s Latest Earnings Release
By John Bernstein | | Business analysis, Investing
Peloton reported results for their fiscal 2022 4th quarter (calendar 2nd quarter), which ended June 30th. The earnings call was conducted by CEO Barry McCarthy and newly appointed CFO, Liz Coddington. Similar to last quarter...
Read More The Better-Balanced Portfolio, an Interview with Cynthia Meyer of Real Life Planning
By John Bernstein | | Investing, Investment strategy, Market timing
I was recently interviewed by my colleague, Cynthia Meyer, of Real Life Planning. The interview covers our Better Balanced Portfolio, the primary investment strategy we employ at Bernstein Financial Advisory.
Read More Perspectives on Peloton from the Latest Earnings Results
By John Bernstein | | Business analysis, Investing
The following is my summary of the quarterly earnings report that Peloton released on May 10th, along with my thoughts and opinions on the same. This is not intended to be a recommendation to buy or sell the stock. It is meant for Peloton enthusiasts who may be interested in some of the challenges and opportunities facing the company, particularly as it relates to the company remaining an independent, going concern.
Read More Reflections on a Streak
By John Bernstein | | Financial discipline
Today marks 2191 consecutive days of exercising every day without missing a single day, that's 6 years. For those of you checking the math, 6 years times 365 days equals 2190 days, plus 1 day because 2020 was a leap year.
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