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Hey guys! As you know 3D printing is growing at an exponential rate. In my opinion this means that investments into companies involved in 3D Printing are as close to a sure bet as you can get. I Currently have 3 Companies in my portfolio which have their main business in the 3D Printing industry. Here they are. Please add to this list!
DDD - 3D Sys - Manufactures 3D Printers
SSYS - Statasys - Manufactures 3D Printers
ONVO - Organova Holding - 3D prints human tissue
How do we know which ones to buy? I'm not very experienced in stock trading, but definitely would like to take advantage of some of these companies while 3D printing is still a few years off from being popular. Do you recommend investing in all three?
I personally like Staasys the best. Bought a bunch of their stock 4 months ago. I see a tremendous future with them.
I got in both of them about a year ago. Got DDD at about $18, and SSYS at about $40. If 3D printing grow at as fast as I think, there will be plenty of upside still for years to come.
Redrick, do you think they still have a lot of potential to go up, or do you think they have already seen their greatest increase?
You can now add VoxelJet (VJet) to that list.
I am wondering what there is no ETF for 3D Printing. Seems like it would be something a lot of investors would consider scooping up. Anyone know of any plans for creating a 3D Printing ETF?
How can we buy stocks from them?
Rene, you can do it through etrade, or any other online platform. Otherwise you could get a stock broker to buy it for you, if that makes you feel more comfortable.Quote:
Originally Posted by rene1981
Another good 3D Printer stock is ExOne (http://studio-5.financialcontent.com...te?Symbol=XONE)
I have some 3D stock that I picked up around 46.00 a share. I wish I got in when redrick did though. I was planning on snatching up a bunch of voxeljet shares when they IPO'd at 13.00 a share but sadly I fell asleep at the wheel and missed the boat. They closed at 41.05 today ugh...
These 3D printing stocks are going crazy for the pass year. Any suggested entry point for DDD or SSYS ?
Daniel Poon
BotFeeder Canada
Daniel, I really feel that DDD and SSYS are pretty high to enter now. I think your best option is to find other 3D related companies other than the bug guys, to invest into.
Some other companies that you might want to consider are:
ExOne (NASDAQ: XONE)
Arcam (NASDAQOTH: AMAVF)
Voxeljet (NYSE: VJET)
Hewlett-Packard Company (NYSE: HPQ)
Hewlett Packard will be getting into 3D Printing, and while the price probably already reflects this to some degree, I believe they will make a really big push to try and rise to the top and compete with SSYS and DDD.
Also you might want to consider investing companies that make supplies, parts and/or design software for 3D Printing.
Today we saw a pretty big drop in some of the major 3D Printing stocks. SSYS reported earnings estimates for the year under what analysts had estimated. Also Exone's revenues fell short of estimates. I don't think we have hit a peak in the industry, but we may be taking a breather for a little while now that CES is through and all the major reveals are done for the next month or two. Things may have gotten a bit ahead of themselves. I still feel 3D Print stocks are an awesome long term play.
That was my thought when I dove in and it still is.Quote:
Originally Posted by Larry
I've been following 3D Printing stocks for a while now.
Here are the major players who have IPO'd in the 3D printing space:
Hardware
3D Systems (DDD)
Stratasys (SSYS)
Voxeljet (VJET)
ExOne (XONE)
Organovo (ONVO)
Established companies
Hewlett-Packard (HPQ)
General Electric (GE)
Software
Cimatron (CIMT)
Autodesk (ADSK)
Personally, I've held stock in DDD and SSYS for almost a year. :cool: While the stocks may seem overvalued now, I still think they have good future value.
Then there is penny stock RBCC - Rainbow Coral Corp. Seems to me a scam, but if what they say is true it could be a huge winner in the bioprinting realm. I'm going with it being a scam though.