Adrià Rivero - Inversión en Bolsa

@adriarivero - Adrià Rivero - Inversión en Bolsa

Adrià Rivero is a private investor and stock market analyst who shares his expertise and investment insights on his YouTube channel, "Adrià Rivero - Inversión en Bolsa" (@adriarivero). With over 89,100 subscribers, Adrià has established himself as a valuable resource for individuals interested in learning how to invest their money in the stock market. His channel covers a wide range of topics, including how to invest in the stock market, investment strategies, financial education, and how to invest in the stock market for beginners and with little money. As a content creator, Adrià is dedicated to teaching viewers how to make their money work for them, rather than simply working to earn money. His videos offer practical advice and ideas for those looking to navigate the complexities of the stock market and improve their financial literacy. The channel is a go-to destination for anyone seeking investment insights and analysis of market trends.

Meta’s Rebound: How Zuckerberg’s Efficiency Drive Turned Crisis Into Opportunity
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Meta’s Rebound: How Zuckerberg’s Efficiency Drive Turned Crisis Into Opportunity

📉 Despite a 60-70% stock drop due to Apple's ATT policy and heavy metaverse spending concerns, Meta's core advertising business, encompassing Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, remained fundamentally strong and highly popular.

🛠️ Mark Zuckerberg's declared "year of efficiency" in 2023 successfully refocused the company on cost reduction and improving margins, leading to an immediate 10-percentage-point rise in operating margin.

📈 Strategic share buybacks, amounting to approximately 9% of its own shares during the downturn, coupled with improved financial performance, caused Meta's stock to soar in 2023, effectively doubling from its lows.

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Carvana’s Wild Ride: From Near Bankruptcy to Tripled Profits, A Bold Bet
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Carvana’s Wild Ride: From Near Bankruptcy to Tripled Profits, A Bold Bet

💥 Carvana faced a severe crisis in 2022, with its stock collapsing over 90% and the company nearing bankruptcy due to adverse market shifts in used cars, high inflation, rising interest rates, and significant debt.

🤝 Investor Rob Vinall made a controversial decision to double his investment in Carvana, driven by his conviction in the management team's integrity and energy, and a belief that the market had overly punished the stock, assuming it was worthless.

📈 In 2023, Carvana executed a significant turnaround by enormously improving its profitability, nearly tripling its gross profit per unit sold from $2,200 to $5,300, successfully renegotiating its debt, and benefiting from a major competitor's (Vroom) exit from the market, leading to a substantial stock price recovery.

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Intel’s Tumble: Why Your Purchase Price Doesn’t Matter
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Intel’s Tumble: Why Your Purchase Price Doesn’t Matter

📉 Intel faced significant stock decline due to rising competition (AMD, Nvidia), production delays, and internal issues, invalidating the initial investment thesis for some investors.

❌ Clinging to the original purchase price ($55) instead of re-evaluating the company's changed fundamentals and competitive landscape is a common investor mistake.

💡 The market disregards your entry price; investment decisions (hold/sell) should be based solely on the company's future prospects and whether the investment thesis remains valid.

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Apple’s Ascent: Lessons in Holding Winners and Contrarian Buys
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Apple’s Ascent: Lessons in Holding Winners and Contrarian Buys

📈 Selling Apple stock too early after a 100% gain resulted in missing out on subsequent 900% returns, highlighting the error of cutting winners short.

⏳ Holding quality investments like Apple long-term, rather than trying to time market peaks and troughs or securing small profits, often leads to significantly greater wealth accumulation.

💡 Warren Buffett's successful investment in Apple in 2016, when it wasn't a market darling, demonstrates the value of contrarian thinking and buying quality companies when overlooked.

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GameStop Saga: The Perils of Extreme Leverage Exposed
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GameStop Saga: The Perils of Extreme Leverage Exposed

📉 Melvin Capital's massive short position on GameStop, amplified by extreme leverage, led to catastrophic losses when retail investors triggered a short squeeze.

⚠️ Using excessive debt (leverage), especially in volatile situations like short selling, is incredibly risky and can lead to ruin even for sophisticated investors, as highlighted by the GameStop event.

⏳ Short selling involves borrowing shares and paying interest, making time a critical factor; unexpected price surges can force margin calls and devastating forced buybacks at high prices.

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