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Because it really shouldn't dip below $10, or more than 1% below that, as that's the navigation price. There's always a chance for a pop for future news.
I sold some at 129, 130, 131, 132, and 133 and already rebought all those shares plus a few more. YOLO.
I got whacked today, less than I was up yesterday but still got worse as the day went on. Funny how sometimes it just doesn’t matter how a company is doing. How ZM is down 9% on a day where they crushed their numbers is beyond me. Even when estimates were raised due to higher guidance from last quarter, they still beat them handily. They are on pace for over $3B a year revenue and even more surprising at this stage almost $1B in earnings.
Wow, I haven't looked at ZM since last year's runup and didn't realize how much they've pulled back already.
I had a lot and sold 80%+ when it hit $570. Just felt too high. Amazingly, I timed the peak well. I think it hit 580ish that day but it was the peak day. Still have 20 shares in case it keeps rolling years down the road.
I'm holding long term and have already trimmed plenty in the 170's and 130's so staying put now. If I didn't have a position now, I'd buy a little now and then again after earnings this week. I'm not planning on adding any more, personally, but situations vary. Market Cap is still only $2.5 Billion, lots of runway in the years ahead.
Ugh, meant to buy this Friday. Then forgot about it over the weekend. Up another 15% after hours?
Yeah, I'm in it for the long-haul, too, but I've basically whittled my cost down to nothing, so easy to say. They have to have a ton of resources available to them now that they wouldn't have had otherwise, along with newly-established relationships, to be able to grow the business at a rate that would have been challenging to them without this opportunity.
This is just how I tend to build positions. Buy a little before a catalyst like earnings - if it drops, I only bought a little and can average down. If it pops, I have a little skin in the game, can enjoy the ride, and average up. If the thesis changes, I can cut bait and not be impacted too much.
Yeah, what the hell is up with that? I sold at $1.28 a couple of weeks ago. Then bought in same day at $1.21. Doh!
A lot of it is market dependent. VRBO tends to do better in vacation rental markets like beach houses (though Airbnb still holds its own there), but Airbnb absolutely dominates in big cities and with business travelers and whatnot.
Yeah, I doubled my position early this morning. I knew it would be a pump. And it sounds really good.
I like em both. I have a bit of Expedia as well (think they are VRBO).
Without question! Between vaccinations coming through, stim checks, people being just plain tired of Covid and being held up - travel plans, flights, vacations, Disney, cruises, etc. are going to explode! And stocks that have anything to do with that stuff will follow suit.
A lot of companies claim to use AI, so this is probably too broad a question. $AI reported today and got slammed, but it’s back to where it opened as a hyped IPO. I’m watching them. They’re one of those businesses that takes a long time to close deals so earnings will be choppy, but they’re close to a pure play and got the sweet ticker.
This is what I'm wondering. We've seen a fake rotation out of tech like 50 times by now, but I do wonder if a bit of a real one is still coming if not already here. A bunch of tech pulled back and I was planning on just holding it until it hopefully climbs back, but in my swing account I'm considering cutting some of it and putting it into travel stonks.
