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Why is Roku up 9% today? I can’t find any news, unless my news feed is broken.

Roku breaks above $100 for the first time since June 2022 following an analyst upgrade today

12:12 PM ET, 11/27/2023 - Briefing.com

Incorporating today's outsized gains following an analyst upgrade at Cannonball Research, shares of Roku (ROKU +7%) have surged over +70% during November, returning to over $100 per share for the first time since June 2022.

Briefing.com notes that ROKU's upbeat Q4 guidance on November 1 was pivotal to its breath-taking rise. The underlying factor in the streaming software and hardware supplier's uplifting Q4 outlook was a stabilizing video advertisement market, projecting a similar yr/yr growth rate of video ads in Q4 as it saw in Q3. While ROKU is still cautious given the numerous macroeconomic uncertainties, it may be amid a much more sizeable turnaround, especially given that shares are still roughly 80% below all-time highs posted in late 2021.
 
Why is Roku up 9% today? I can’t find any news, unless my news feed is broken.

Roku breaks above $100 for the first time since June 2022 following an analyst upgrade today

12:12 PM ET, 11/27/2023 - Briefing.com

Incorporating today's outsized gains following an analyst upgrade at Cannonball Research, shares of Roku (ROKU +7%) have surged over +70% during November, returning to over $100 per share for the first time since June 2022.

Briefing.com notes that ROKU's upbeat Q4 guidance on November 1 was pivotal to its breath-taking rise. The underlying factor in the streaming software and hardware supplier's uplifting Q4 outlook was a stabilizing video advertisement market, projecting a similar yr/yr growth rate of video ads in Q4 as it saw in Q3. While ROKU is still cautious given the numerous macroeconomic uncertainties, it may be amid a much more sizeable turnaround, especially given that shares are still roughly 80% below all-time highs posted in late 2021.
That’s a pretty big hike for an analyst upgrade. Geez.
 
Why is Roku up 9% today? I can’t find any news, unless my news feed is broken.

Roku breaks above $100 for the first time since June 2022 following an analyst upgrade today

12:12 PM ET, 11/27/2023 - Briefing.com

Incorporating today's outsized gains following an analyst upgrade at Cannonball Research, shares of Roku (ROKU +7%) have surged over +70% during November, returning to over $100 per share for the first time since June 2022.

Briefing.com notes that ROKU's upbeat Q4 guidance on November 1 was pivotal to its breath-taking rise. The underlying factor in the streaming software and hardware supplier's uplifting Q4 outlook was a stabilizing video advertisement market, projecting a similar yr/yr growth rate of video ads in Q4 as it saw in Q3. While ROKU is still cautious given the numerous macroeconomic uncertainties, it may be amid a much more sizeable turnaround, especially given that shares are still roughly 80% below all-time highs posted in late 2021.
That’s a pretty big hike for an analyst upgrade. Geez.
Better than ZS after hours. 6-7% down when they beat all numbers for the quarter handily and the guidance was also above estimates. Not sure what else you can do.
 
Why is Roku up 9% today? I can’t find any news, unless my news feed is broken.

Roku breaks above $100 for the first time since June 2022 following an analyst upgrade today

12:12 PM ET, 11/27/2023 - Briefing.com

Incorporating today's outsized gains following an analyst upgrade at Cannonball Research, shares of Roku (ROKU +7%) have surged over +70% during November, returning to over $100 per share for the first time since June 2022.

Briefing.com notes that ROKU's upbeat Q4 guidance on November 1 was pivotal to its breath-taking rise. The underlying factor in the streaming software and hardware supplier's uplifting Q4 outlook was a stabilizing video advertisement market, projecting a similar yr/yr growth rate of video ads in Q4 as it saw in Q3. While ROKU is still cautious given the numerous macroeconomic uncertainties, it may be amid a much more sizeable turnaround, especially given that shares are still roughly 80% below all-time highs posted in late 2021.
That’s a pretty big hike for an analyst upgrade. Geez.
Better than ZS after hours. 6-7% down when they beat all numbers for the quarter handily and the guidance was also above estimates. Not sure what else you can do.
Hmm, ZS is barely down now. That AHs was interesting. The only bad thing I read was that their expenses went up (company said re-investing in AI and sales for future growth), but if you beat estimates current and future wouldn’t those increased investments already be counted? No guidance was lowered as if airplane fuel went up and Delta was saying that earnings were impacted. Their guidance went up, so glad to see it at least flat.
 
Uranium is 2023's second best performing commodity behind.......

Anybody?

Bueller? Bueller?


NO PEEKING!
Beef? That has gone up a bunch.

Closer than the guesses of Only Fans and the tears of Beavers....
I peeked. Never would have guessed that.

Me neither.

Your answer, from one of the great movie scenes of all time.....

 
Uranium is 2023's second best performing commodity behind.......

Anybody?

Bueller? Bueller?


NO PEEKING!
Beef? That has gone up a bunch.

Closer than the guesses of Only Fans and the tears of Beavers....
I peeked. Never would have guessed that.

Me neither.

Your answer, from one of the great movie scenes of all time.....

All that went through my head when I saw the answer was:

MORTIMER!!!!

:lmao: Such a great movie.
 
Why is Roku up 9% today? I can’t find any news, unless my news feed is broken.

Roku breaks above $100 for the first time since June 2022 following an analyst upgrade today

12:12 PM ET, 11/27/2023 - Briefing.com

Incorporating today's outsized gains following an analyst upgrade at Cannonball Research, shares of Roku (ROKU +7%) have surged over +70% during November, returning to over $100 per share for the first time since June 2022.

Briefing.com notes that ROKU's upbeat Q4 guidance on November 1 was pivotal to its breath-taking rise. The underlying factor in the streaming software and hardware supplier's uplifting Q4 outlook was a stabilizing video advertisement market, projecting a similar yr/yr growth rate of video ads in Q4 as it saw in Q3. While ROKU is still cautious given the numerous macroeconomic uncertainties, it may be amid a much more sizeable turnaround, especially given that shares are still roughly 80% below all-time highs posted in late 2021.
Does Roku make the revenue on ads buried in their videos they serve? I don't get how they make money.
 
Why is Roku up 9% today? I can’t find any news, unless my news feed is broken.

Roku breaks above $100 for the first time since June 2022 following an analyst upgrade today

12:12 PM ET, 11/27/2023 - Briefing.com

Incorporating today's outsized gains following an analyst upgrade at Cannonball Research, shares of Roku (ROKU +7%) have surged over +70% during November, returning to over $100 per share for the first time since June 2022.

Briefing.com notes that ROKU's upbeat Q4 guidance on November 1 was pivotal to its breath-taking rise. The underlying factor in the streaming software and hardware supplier's uplifting Q4 outlook was a stabilizing video advertisement market, projecting a similar yr/yr growth rate of video ads in Q4 as it saw in Q3. While ROKU is still cautious given the numerous macroeconomic uncertainties, it may be amid a much more sizeable turnaround, especially given that shares are still roughly 80% below all-time highs posted in late 2021.
Does Roku make the revenue on ads buried in their videos they serve? I don't get how they make money.
Yes and I’m 99% sure that they have a take on streaming services.
 
Pumping and dumping going on with HGEN it appears. 50% spikes and drops a couple of times in the last week, and today it spiked up even higher but ended up 137% and another 26% in AH. So my initial $1,500 investment is back up to......$0.10!
 
Pumping and dumping going on with HGEN it appears. 50% spikes and drops a couple of times in the last week, and today it spiked up even higher but ended up 137% and another 26% in AH. So my initial $1,500 investment is back up to......$0.10!
I didn’t even think you could trade this anymore. What is going on.
 
Pumping and dumping going on with HGEN it appears. 50% spikes and drops a couple of times in the last week, and today it spiked up even higher but ended up 137% and another 26% in AH. So my initial $1,500 investment is back up to......$0.10!
I love how you talk about a pump and dump. With the 137% move of $0.0011 and 56k of volume that means there was a total volume today of, drum roll please, about $60. 😂
 
Pumping and dumping going on with HGEN it appears. 50% spikes and drops a couple of times in the last week, and today it spiked up even higher but ended up 137% and another 26% in AH. So my initial $1,500 investment is back up to......$0.10!
I love how you talk about a pump and dump. With the 137% move of $0.0011 and 56k of volume that means there was a total volume today of, drum roll please, about $60. 😂
Wait. Seriously?
 
Pumping and dumping going on with HGEN it appears. 50% spikes and drops a couple of times in the last week, and today it spiked up even higher but ended up 137% and another 26% in AH. So my initial $1,500 investment is back up to......$0.10!
I love how you talk about a pump and dump. With the 137% move of $0.0011 and 56k of volume that means there was a total volume today of, drum roll please, about $60. 😂
Sign me up.
 
Pumping and dumping going on with HGEN it appears. 50% spikes and drops a couple of times in the last week, and today it spiked up even higher but ended up 137% and another 26% in AH. So my initial $1,500 investment is back up to......$0.10!
I love how you talk about a pump and dump. With the 137% move of $0.0011 and 56k of volume that means there was a total volume today of, drum roll please, about $60. 😂
Fair enough, I obviously didn’t dig into the details. I just see it at the bottom of my list of 40-45 individual stocks I own with the bottom 10 or so all being recommendations from the this thread! So yeah, it’s probably just Whyatt trying to climb his way out of the hole $60 at a time ;)
 
Jumped back into WPC last week thinking yield may become popular again next year if we see rate cuts. Any others y’all like for this reason that could be a value now while everyone has cash in MM accounts?
 
Pumping and dumping going on with HGEN it appears. 50% spikes and drops a couple of times in the last week, and today it spiked up even higher but ended up 137% and another 26% in AH. So my initial $1,500 investment is back up to......$0.10!
I love how you talk about a pump and dump. With the 137% move of $0.0011 and 56k of volume that means there was a total volume today of, drum roll please, about $60. 😂
Wait. Seriously?
Yeah, that’s what I found funny. The pumper made $60.
 
Pumping and dumping going on with HGEN it appears. 50% spikes and drops a couple of times in the last week, and today it spiked up even higher but ended up 137% and another 26% in AH. So my initial $1,500 investment is back up to......$0.10!
I love how you talk about a pump and dump. With the 137% move of $0.0011 and 56k of volume that means there was a total volume today of, drum roll please, about $60. 😂
Wait. Seriously?
Yeah, that’s what I found funny. The pumper made $60.
I mean it could have been two separate people. And the pumper has diamond hands
 
Jumped back into WPC last week thinking yield may become popular again next year if we see rate cuts. Any others y’all like for this reason that could be a value now while everyone has cash in MM accounts?
At these levels:

AEP (Down 16.5% YTD) 4.43% yield and will have a good price bounce back over next 12 months
EXC (Down 11% YTD) 3.76% yield and will have a good price bounce back over next 12 months
GIS (Down 25% YTD) 3.75% yield and will have a good price bounce back over next 12 months
O (Down 15.5% YTD) 5.70% yield “ "
GLPI (DOWN 12% YTD) 6.27% yield “ "
PM (Down 8% YTD) 5.6% yield “ "
CVX (Down 20% YTD) 4,23% yield “ "

Utilities and staples and a couple of REITS and a big oil company listed right there.
 
Question for the experts: I like AMZN, GOOG, AAPL, MSFT, AVGO. Have either 100 shares of each or some fraction of that. I never did much research on QQQ but now that I see their top holdings, seems to me that a more prudent strategy is for me to sell all of those individual names and buy the fund instead. Lower risk, lower reward, that is fine. A bit riskier than SPY but the beta is only 1.15. Any compelling reason to keep my "pick-and-choose basket" of maybe ten such stocks, at best, over just rolling them all into QQQ? The expense ratio is not terribly high (0.20%) so it seems like a good idea.
 
Question for the experts: I like AMZN, GOOG, AAPL, MSFT, AVGO. Have either 100 shares of each or some fraction of that. I never did much research on QQQ but now that I see their top holdings, seems to me that a more prudent strategy is for me to sell all of those individual names and buy the fund instead. Lower risk, lower reward, that is fine. A bit riskier than SPY but the beta is only 1.15. Any compelling reason to keep my "pick-and-choose basket" of maybe ten such stocks, at best, over just rolling them all into QQQ? The expense ratio is not terribly high (0.20%) so it seems like a good idea.
Do you hold the stocks in a retirement account or non-retirement account? I would not sell if in taxable account if you would owe any capital gains. I like both QQQ and the stocks you listed but I think I would lean towards the stocks.
 
Question for the experts: I like AMZN, GOOG, AAPL, MSFT, AVGO. Have either 100 shares of each or some fraction of that. I never did much research on QQQ but now that I see their top holdings, seems to me that a more prudent strategy is for me to sell all of those individual names and buy the fund instead. Lower risk, lower reward, that is fine. A bit riskier than SPY but the beta is only 1.15. Any compelling reason to keep my "pick-and-choose basket" of maybe ten such stocks, at best, over just rolling them all into QQQ? The expense ratio is not terribly high (0.20%) so it seems like a good idea.
Do you hold the stocks in a retirement account or non-retirement account? I would not sell if in taxable account if you would owe any capital gains. I like both QQQ and the stocks you listed but I think I would lean towards the stocks.
Is a pre-tax IRA. No worries about taxes until I withdraw.
 
Question for the experts: I like AMZN, GOOG, AAPL, MSFT, AVGO. Have either 100 shares of each or some fraction of that. I never did much research on QQQ but now that I see their top holdings, seems to me that a more prudent strategy is for me to sell all of those individual names and buy the fund instead. Lower risk, lower reward, that is fine. A bit riskier than SPY but the beta is only 1.15. Any compelling reason to keep my "pick-and-choose basket" of maybe ten such stocks, at best, over just rolling them all into QQQ? The expense ratio is not terribly high (0.20%) so it seems like a good idea.
It's more satisfying thinking you own the Amazon truck that just cut you off OR cashed in clicking that annoying google ad THAN owning an index fund.
 
Question for the experts: I like AMZN, GOOG, AAPL, MSFT, AVGO. Have either 100 shares of each or some fraction of that. I never did much research on QQQ but now that I see their top holdings, seems to me that a more prudent strategy is for me to sell all of those individual names and buy the fund instead. Lower risk, lower reward, that is fine. A bit riskier than SPY but the beta is only 1.15. Any compelling reason to keep my "pick-and-choose basket" of maybe ten such stocks, at best, over just rolling them all into QQQ? The expense ratio is not terribly high (0.20%) so it seems like a good idea.
It's more satisfying thinking you own the Amazon truck that just cut you off OR cashed in clicking that annoying google ad THAN owning an index fund.
True, but then when I'm enjoying my Costco hotdog, I can relish knowing that I own a little slice of that company within QQQ.
 
Bill going to congress to ban importing Russian Uranium. Expected to pass. This could be huge for uranium stocks if it passes. Looking for a press release....
 
Bill going to congress to ban importing Russian Uranium. Expected to pass. This could be huge for uranium stocks if it passes. Looking for a press release....
Which is the Uranium one you like?

****REMEMBER: I'M JUST A DORK ON A MESSAGE BOARD, THIS IS NOT INVESTMENT ADVICE. PLEASE DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH******

If you're looking for the Exxon/Mobile of Uranium, you want Cameco: CCJ

If you want a uranium pure play in ETF form, you want Sprott Physical Uranium: SRUUF

I have been building a position in Denison Mines: DNN

At $1.83/Share I like the leverage to higher uranium prices that could move DNN higher. Back in 2006/early 2007 when uranium hit all-time highs DNN was a $20 stock. The company has great uranium properties in the Athabasca Basin region of northern Saskatchewan which is some of the highest grade material in the ground. Moreover, they own 2.5 million pounds of U3O8 stored in N. American facilities at an average cost of $29.66/Lb. Prices of U308 are above $80 and if this bill goes through, should - SHOULD - head higher as supply will be severely impacted.
 

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