But one company that we love in this industry right now is a cloud-based security firm, called Zscaler. Their goal is to expand protection beyond their client’s physical locations. They have 150 data centers and claim to manage over 150 billion transactions a day and stop 7 billion security incidents.

They have been very successful in the larger enterprise market. Having over 5,000 customers, and 500 of those being in the Forbes Global 2000. They have done a great job of diversifying internationally, around half of their revenue is international. They are growing very quickly. Over 50% revenue growth y/y in the past two of quarters, 122% net dollar retention.

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One of their strengths, is that the company’s upselling number is very impressive. They put their current total market to be around 335 million possible users, which would mean their yearly revenue is at around $72 billion of annual revenue. That is only including what they provide today, they say there are other opportunities they might pursue, like Internet-of-Things. Then there are B2B applications, which is a market that will get much bigger over time.

Their very engaged founder and CEO Jay Chaudhry, who is still leading the business, owns a large 20% stake, plus another 20% stake using family trusts. Meaning he is very highly invested in the company’s success.

Zscaler is not a cheap stock, being at around 40 times sales, but when you research their numbers, the company sticks out as a well justified buy for anyone wanting to profit from cybersecurity.

Among them is SafeMoon, which started in March and has already gotten over 2 million buyers.

It’s CoinMarketCap page is the fifth-most-visited page on the price-tracking platform. Based on these rankings, SafeMoon is now searched more than Ethereum, which is one of the top cryptocurrencies.

Although SafeMoon is making waves, that alone does not mean it’s a smart investment. Here is what you should know about the new trendy cryptocurrency.

What is it?

Safemoon is different from other cryptocurrencies because holders are charged a 10% fee if they decide to sell their tokens.

The reason for this is to encourage holders to keep their tokens for a longer time. In theory, that could lower SafeMoon’s volatility, because there will not be as many traders buying and selling.

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Every time a person sells SafeMoon and pays their 10% fee, a part of that money is given to other SafeMoon holders, and some of it is removed permanently. So as more holders sell SafeMoon, there is less supply available. SafeMoon’s designers believe this scarcity will mean an increase in the crypto’s value.

Is it really safe?

Every cryptocurrencies has some risks, but SafeMoon is among the riskiest since it is new. And to survive long term, it needs more acceptance among businesses and better security.

If you decide to invest in SafeMoon, make sure to look at your personal tolerance for risk. If you have cash to lose and are willing to gamble, you might be able to make some money from this interesting new cryptocurrency that is gaining popularity very quickly.

Thursday was a weak day for Wall Street, as enthusiasm for meme stocks turned into nervousness about recent gains being unsteady. Losses for the Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq were not great, but a surprise announcement from Tesla during the day seemed to rock the market’s sails and might point to troubling times ahead not just for Tesla but for overall markets.

Tesla double trouble

Tesla shares lowered by over 5% on Thursday. The shareholders of Tesla were forced to face a couple of problems that might threaten the EV company’s leadership spot.

Early on Thursday, Tesla announced a couple of recalls. One covers around 5,500 Model Y and Model 3 vehicles, as the car maker moves to make sure that fasteners holding the seat belts for front-seat riders are securely attached. A second recall is for around 2,200 Model Y SUVs, and will involve a similar issue that might possibly affect seat belts in the vehicles’ second rows.

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Those announcements come after Tesla put out another recall earlier in the week. The concerns there were about brake caliper systems that might come loose and lead to tire pressure loss, and is connected to almost 6,000 Model Y and Model 3 vehicles.

More harmful issues that Tesla must contend with involves a report that the company’s order volume from China was lower by around half in May from its April levels.

Citing sources inside the company, the report said that Chinese orders for Tesla vehicles lowered to 10,000 vehicles, down from 18,000 vehicles in April and 21,000 from March.

This certainly calls into consideration if Tesla is maintaining its competitive edge overseas.

In China, the company faces lots of competition from domestic car makers like XPeng (CPEV) and NIO (NIO). Having made a Gigafactory in Shanghai, Tesla is hoping for and relying on high demand for its vehicles in China. If that demand does not come as expected, it might lead to huge implications for the company’s growth not just in China, but throughout the whole Asia region.

Curaleaf

Smart acquisitions have driven Curaleaf’s great revenue increases. In Q1 of this year, revenue reached $260 million, which is higher by 170% y/y. The company got a boost in wholesale and retail revenue. The 231% increase in retail put the company at $188 million and was especially great. This can be linked to the organic growth among its stores and six new stores across Maine, Florida, and Pennsylvania. The firm had a total of 102 locations at the end of Q1, and even made sales in Arizona, where marijuana was legalized in January.

Curaleaf’s Select brand, a brand of cannabis oil that it purchased from Cura Partners in Feb. for $948.8 million, led to the 254% increase in wholesale to $72 million from last year. Curaleaf is not yet profitable, but many of its purchases in 2020 — including dispensaries and cannabis manufacturers, like Curaleaf NJ, Blue Kudu, Arrow, Remedy, MEOT, and Alternative Therapies Group — have yet to reveal their full potential. These new assets will help increase revenue and profits even more in the years to come.

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Trulieve Cannabis

Trulieve Cannabis got a lot of attention with its choice to buy Harvest Health, which gives the firm a strong foothold in the growing marijuana market in the Southeast, Northeast, and Southwest. This agreement, subject to approval, will add vital markets like Pennsylvania, Arizona, and Maryland to the company’s roster. They expect to produce around $1.2 billion in revenue and about $461 million in adjusted EBITDA this year with the aid of this purchase, which gives the company access to 126 dispensaries across 11 states.

Trulieve has shown a great start to 2021, recording impressive revenue growth of 102% y/y to $194 million in its first quarter. Its grip on the state of Florida, where it maintains 78 dispensaries, founded its growth. Also for Q1, adjusted EBITDA was recorded at $91 million, up 87% from last year despite expenses rising to $57 million from $29 million. Management’s expansion path led to the increase, but its positive EBITDA shows it is able to grow while also managing its costs. Meanwhile, net profits clocked in at $30 million, a 27% boost from last year.

Trulieve expects to have revenue between $815 million to $850 million for 2021. Along with adjusted EBITDA between $355 million and $375 million.

Many critics say the current bitcoin (BTC) price of $35,000 or so is already too much. They stress that the lack of real-world uses for Bitcoin as evidence of it being just a Ponzi scheme.

But the reality is it is already in heavy use as a value store, and this founding utility of bitcoin might mean its price goes to $1 million per coin.

Inflation

Bitcoin is often said to be the “digital gold,” but the issue is more complicated. Gold has been the preferred value store from a monetary perspective, but other assets have also been alternative stores under the fiat standard.

When a currency is inflationary, people seek alternative investments — like stocks and real estate — to get around the depreciation of their money. Cryptocurrencies are now among these alternative value stores, and they could disrupt some of the other assets.

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Getting to $1 million

Although there are around 6.25 new bitcoins given by miners every ten minutes or so, the total amount will cap at 21 million. Because of this, a $1 million bitcoin per-coin price would mean a total value of $21 trillion.

Is that a realistic number? Let’s look at other markets that bitcoin might disrupt as a value store.

The size of the overall bond market was estimated at $119 trillion. Yields earned those bonds are at or close to all-time lows. Around $18 trillion worth of those bonds give negative yields.

So let’s imagine that investors of 10% of the global bond market (which comes to $11.9 trillion) want to switch to bitcoin. They can’t at current prices because there are less than $1 trillion of bitcoin in existence and only some of bitcoin’s supply is available to be bought on exchanges. In other words, these bond holders could not purchase that amount of bitcoin, meaning the price they pay for their bitcoin on exchanges would need to greatly increase to complete their buy orders. It is a simple demand and supply issue.

Another one: let’s imagine one fourth of the gold market switch over to bitcoin. That would equal an additional $3 trillion of buying pressure. Say two percent of the $300 trillion global real estate and equities market goes into bitcoin, that is another $6 trillion.

With these changes, you could see around $20.9 trillion worth of possible buying pressure. The opportunity here could be exponential.