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I work for a hospital in VA and we were scheduled to do our monthly Epic upgrade at midnight and we started having network issues.
 
Looks like Cloudstrike stock will be down.
Just a tad

This is going to hurt a little today, a top 5 holding. Looks like it was down even further but recovered. Wasn’t a breach so this is probably a chance to potentially add or start a position. Maybe not today, though.
Not sure about that. The chances they're bankrupted by this are pretty good. Hundreds of billions in damage done.
 
Looks like Cloudstrike stock will be down.
Just a tad

This is going to hurt a little today, a top 5 holding. Looks like it was down even further but recovered. Wasn’t a breach so this is probably a chance to potentially add or start a position. Maybe not today, though.
Not sure about that. The chances they're bankrupted by this are pretty good. Hundreds of billions in damage done.
Yeah, it wasn't and outside force that caused this, they programmed it themselves. Reputation is everything in their line and theirs is now extremely tarnished.
 
Looks like Cloudstrike stock will be down.
Just a tad

This is going to hurt a little today, a top 5 holding. Looks like it was down even further but recovered. Wasn’t a breach so this is probably a chance to potentially add or start a position. Maybe not today, though.
Not sure about that. The chances they're bankrupted by this are pretty good. Hundreds of billions in damage done.
They're not going bankrupt. But this IS pretty crazy. I'm reconsidering. I have outsized gains here in an IRA so I might take my profits and see what happens - assuming I can sell on Schwab which is impacted by Crowdstrike's kerfuffle.
 
My 2nd-largerst position beat on revenue, missed on earnings, and cut the dividend. Up 1.2%

My largest position announced record volume at their annual midsummer sale. Down 2.86%

I don't know :kicksrock:
I thought AMZN was ahead for the foreseeable future, but they have switched places this morning.
 
Anyone think PANW will benefit from this? It’s up a little today.

Probably, since I sold my position last week (at $330, so a little higher than where it is now). They just mentioned it on business entertainment tv.

Apparently crypto is benefiting, MSTR up 11% right now, FBTC up 4.5%. Or that could be completely unrelated to this mess and tied more to the increasing likelihood of a more "crypto-friendly" government coming.
 
It's a pretty good moat that if you have a catastrophic failure that will impact the stock price, one of the side effects is that many of the brokerages where people could sell the stock are down as well. Neat trick :ROFLMAO:

I'm actually surprised it has bounced and settled in at only around 10% down. About the same NVDA is down based on talk in an interview from a guy that's not even president yet about something that in a worst case scenario wouldn't effect revenue for quite some time, whereas CRWD could stop dropping customers tomorrow.
 
I added to CRWD, we are not moving away from them. One bad upgrade is not enough to sell in my opinion.
I am highly considering shorting this. In two years they will have 50-100 billion of debt they need to service due to all the lawsuits and settlements for damages. Right now they service about a billion in debt.
 
I added to CRWD, we are not moving away from them. One bad upgrade is not enough to sell in my opinion.
I am highly considering shorting this. In two years they will have 50-100 billion of debt they need to service due to all the lawsuits and settlements for damages. Right now they service about a billion in debt.

Yea delta CEO said something like "we will be compensating our customers, but we won't be the ones paying for it." :oops:
 
I added to CRWD, we are not moving away from them. One bad upgrade is not enough to sell in my opinion.
I am highly considering shorting this. In two years they will have 50-100 billion of debt they need to service due to all the lawsuits and settlements for damages. Right now they service about a billion in debt.
I did ultimately exit. Took my huge gains and will just see where this goes because it just seemed to get worse and worse the more I read. But now I have all this sideline cash burning a hole in my pocket.
 
I added to CRWD, we are not moving away from them. One bad upgrade is not enough to sell in my opinion.
I am highly considering shorting this. In two years they will have 50-100 billion of debt they need to service due to all the lawsuits and settlements for damages. Right now they service about a billion in debt.
I did ultimately exit. Took my huge gains and will just see where this goes because it just seemed to get worse and worse the more I read. But now I have all this sideline cash burning a hole in my pocket.
PHEW!
 
I was sad I missed out on IVP last week but can't find any reason it dropped 25% today. Anyone with an educated guess? Tempted to get a small intro share as I love the space.
 
I added to CRWD, we are not moving away from them. One bad upgrade is not enough to sell in my opinion.
I am highly considering shorting this. In two years they will have 50-100 billion of debt they need to service due to all the lawsuits and settlements for damages. Right now they service about a billion in debt.
Did you bet against?
 
I added to CRWD, we are not moving away from them. One bad upgrade is not enough to sell in my opinion.
I am highly considering shorting this. In two years they will have 50-100 billion of debt they need to service due to all the lawsuits and settlements for damages. Right now they service about a billion in debt.
Did you bet against?
9/20 puts at $195
 
I added to CRWD, we are not moving away from them. One bad upgrade is not enough to sell in my opinion.
I am highly considering shorting this. In two years they will have 50-100 billion of debt they need to service due to all the lawsuits and settlements for damages. Right now they service about a billion in debt.
Did you bet against?
My gambling account is completely full. I have no cash to throw at it. Which is a bit of a bummer.
 
I was sad I missed out on IVP last week but can't find any reason it dropped 25% today. Anyone with an educated guess? Tempted to get a small intro share as I love the space.
Interested and down more after hours

It's a penny stock lipsticked to look like something more. Look at their financials....I see a market cap anywhere from 64 million to 124 million and EPS anywhere from -$21 to -145.

I'm not even sure how this thing has passed regulatory standards to be a publicly traded company. They seem to be using every accounting gimmick in the book to stay alive.

I'll probably buy more tomorrow.
 
If this isn't bottom for them, I have to think it's because the economy gets worse. Volumes up for the first time in a couple years seems positive. The guidance didn't seem awful. Will be low expectations going forward, but there were today, too, so...
 
Anyone with info on LW? Down heavily since April. 2% dividend. It’s profitable. Looks like a solid company. Anyone own it?
Been reading Barron's? :giggle:
No, I am too cheap to subscribe to Barron's and too busy to read anything. It's a sad state. But when I saw the chart this morning with two major legs down, it got me interested. Down even more in mid-day. I wish I knew more about the company to determine whether it should be bought. They sell frozen potatoes. How does that lose 40% in stock price in three months? Seems like it should be as boring and stable as, well, potatoes.
 
No, I am too cheap to subscribe to Barron's and too busy to read anything. It's a sad state. But when I saw the chart this morning with two major legs down, it got me interested. Down even more in mid-day. I wish I knew more about the company to determine whether it should be bought. They sell frozen potatoes. How does that lose 40% in stock price in three months? Seems like it should be as boring and stable as, well, potatoes.

Perfect storm of Otezla and people sick of paying $20 for fast food lunches.
 
No, I am too cheap to subscribe to Barron's and too busy to read anything. It's a sad state. But when I saw the chart this morning with two major legs down, it got me interested. Down even more in mid-day. I wish I knew more about the company to determine whether it should be bought. They sell frozen potatoes. How does that lose 40% in stock price in three months? Seems like it should be as boring and stable as, well, potatoes.

Perfect storm of Otezla and people sick of paying $20 for fast food lunches.
Nonetheless, the company is still turning a profit and trading at 5-year lows. I just bought three long term in-the-money calls. Maybe they'll do well enough that I'll be able to dine at McDonalds again in the future.
 
"Lamb Weston reported a $71 million charge to write off the excess supply, with the processor noting inflation-wary consumers are dining out less."

I'm sure there's data to support that assertion, but anecdotally, it sure doesn't feel like restaurants are less busy.
 
I think if you’re going to buy dead money, no catalyst, slow/no growth commodity stocks like $LW, you might as well just buy index funds.
 
I was sad I missed out on IVP last week but can't find any reason it dropped 25% today. Anyone with an educated guess? Tempted to get a small intro share as I love the space.
Interested and down more after hours

It's a penny stock lipsticked to look like something more. Look at their financials....I see a market cap anywhere from 64 million to 124 million and EPS anywhere from -$21 to -145.

I'm not even sure how this thing has passed regulatory standards to be a publicly traded company. They seem to be using every accounting gimmick in the book to stay alive.

I'll probably buy more tomorrow.
Thanks homie
 
We've got to be able to identify the beneficiaries of the AI boom. It won't only be NVDA. Maybe it's competition, maybe it's complementary services, maybe it's yet to be identified. Who will be the Oracle to Microsoft, the Dell to Hewlett-Packard, the Sun Microsystems to IBM?

Can Palantir be the software platform that companies rely on to leverage AI? They have a strong hold on government contracts and are moving to the commercial private sector. If they can do in private industry what they've done at the federal level, they will do very well...

I’ve been thinking about this a bit, too. Who else will benefit that hasn’t already gone parabolic? Thinking software companies like Adobe, SIs like Accenture, data center REITs, that kind of thing.
I hesitate to bring anything growthy up here anymore because how people trade and scale are different and so are risk appetites but...

They're up big recently and today but $CLS is still cheap. Using AI in logistics, growing fast.
Did anyone ever hop on the $CLS train with me? Up around 50% since I mentioned it here in February. Forward P/E still only 16.9 but obviously it's been on a tear for a while now.

Beat and raise from $CLS, up around 6-7% AH.
 

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