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Trla just crushed 3rd quarter estimates and raised 4th quarter guidance - yet for some reason after an initial pop of 7% after hours it is almost flat right now... This is a great buy right now and flip tomm for an easy 3-4%

 
Trla just crushed 3rd quarter estimates and raised 4th quarter guidance - yet for some reason after an initial pop of 7% after hours it is almost flat right now... This is a great buy right now and flip tomm for an easy 3-4%
Possibly the easiest money in the history of mankind right there!!

 
Now if you want to talk crazy, I jumped in on NQ yesterday @10.51

:gulp:
NQ Mobile has seemed to weather the storm. Closed @ 12.25 and is up in PM. I think a pop back up to the 16-18 range is possible by the end of the week. That might be all I'll look for. My nerves are not cut out for this one. :crossesfingers:

 
jamny said:
Now if you want to talk crazy, I jumped in on NQ yesterday @10.51

:gulp:
NQ Mobile has seemed to weather the storm. Closed @ 12.25 and is up in PM. I think a pop back up to the 16-18 range is possible by the end of the week. That might be all I'll look for. My nerves are not cut out for this one. :crossesfingers:
Up to $14

 
Any news for the PBPB drop?

Looking for a long entry point around $25. Looking at NDLS' IPO as an example, we should expect PBPB to bounce around on news of the day for a few months, until earnings or expansion.

 
Bob Sacamano said:
sbonomo said:
DDD earnings before the bell tomorrow. :oldunsure:
Nothing crazy. I'll take it.
That was a very good ER for DDD. Revenue growth... thats all you want to see.
Why didn't someone kick me in the head when i sold at 52......oh well, can't complain about money made.
I'm with you.
I'm in the mood to kick people in the head if you guys are still game.

 
Any news for the PBPB drop?

Looking for a long entry point around $25. Looking at NDLS' IPO as an example, we should expect PBPB to bounce around on news of the day for a few months, until earnings or expansion.
Not understanding the love for this one. I've never been to one of their stores (probably why I don't "get it"), but I'm not wild about another player trying to carve out a name in the sandwich chain world. If it drops below $20 I'd climb aboard. But that's not likely to happen.

 
Any news for the PBPB drop?

Looking for a long entry point around $25. Looking at NDLS' IPO as an example, we should expect PBPB to bounce around on news of the day for a few months, until earnings or expansion.
Not understanding the love for this one. I've never been to one of their stores (probably why I don't "get it"), but I'm not wild about another player trying to carve out a name in the sandwich chain world.If it drops below $20 I'd climb aboard. But that's not likely to happen.
I put a buy in for 80 shares with a limit of $25. I'll sit on that until their earnings are announced.

 
Any news for the PBPB drop?

Looking for a long entry point around $25. Looking at NDLS' IPO as an example, we should expect PBPB to bounce around on news of the day for a few months, until earnings or expansion.
Not understanding the love for this one. I've never been to one of their stores (probably why I don't "get it"), but I'm not wild about another player trying to carve out a name in the sandwich chain world.
I guess I might feel that way, too, except for the fact that I believe pretty much all of the others suck.

 
I put a buy in for 80 shares with a limit of $25. I'll sit on that until their earnings are announced.
This is anectodal, but a lot of IPOs have pretty bad 1st earnings calls because expectations are still being set and management is not used to handling the analysts.

 
I put a buy in for 80 shares with a limit of $25. I'll sit on that until their earnings are announced.
This is anectodal, but a lot of IPOs have pretty bad 1st earnings calls because expectations are still being set and management is not used to handling the analysts.
But isn't that one of the main driving points of PBPB? That management is very experienced in a publicly traded restaurant with high growth expectations? i.e. Yum in China?

 
In the examples I am thinking of, the stock pulled back, but that doesn't mean it will happen to PBPB. As far as public company experience, Ron Johnson had great public co. and retail experience. How did that work out? ;) And just working in a public company doesn't mean you have the experience presenting earnings report and managing analyst's epectations. PBPB CEO does seem pretty savvy and may weather a call better than a more entrepreneurial type like Plank or Zuckerberg.

 
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Now if you want to talk crazy, I jumped in on NQ yesterday @10.51

:gulp:
NQ Mobile has seemed to weather the storm. Closed @ 12.25 and is up in PM. I think a pop back up to the 16-18 range is possible by the end of the week. That might be all I'll look for. My nerves are not cut out for this one. :crossesfingers:
Up to $14
So, of course, I wasn't able to check on this all day. Saw it peak early (hit 15.85) but when I got back it had tanked and ended the day at 12.78.

Now I'm stuck with it over the weekend, wondering what Monday will bring.

at least JCP and ONVO are looking solid...for now.

 
PHOT and MJNA look interesting. I'm not a great chart reader, but if medical and recreational marijuana takes off (it will) these would be nice to have.

 
Probably in on ONVO, MJNA. BlackBerry is a risk might be in on that. Also looking at twitter, by the time I am able to buy it will be too high and I'll have to wait for a drop.

 
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Back into XONE after the drop. 265 at $51.55. Hoping for a pop to $53 in next day or two.
Hit $53 a few times but I got greedy and wanted $53.25. Didn't get it. Hope to be out of this position tomorrow...and maybe back in by market close.
I have misplayed this trade and left some $ on the table so far. Got a little greed and for what, maybe $100 at most.

Still an easy daily trader between $49 and $53.
Out at $53. Waiting for dip, but revenue coming out next week. May be a bumpy ride.

 
I am up 66 percent on DDD since I bought. It is very difficult to not take some off the table here.
This stock has been on fire. I am up around 42% and the run has been amazing.

Really interesting thing with this company is if they can pull off the desktop printing model where the money is in the raw materials this company could make a fortune if they can get their installed base high enough. The margins on the materials are through the roof.

ETA - calculation above is prior to stock went up 3% between timing of post and now. WOW

 
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Now if you want to talk crazy, I jumped in on NQ yesterday @10.51

:gulp:
NQ Mobile has seemed to weather the storm. Closed @ 12.25 and is up in PM. I think a pop back up to the 16-18 range is possible by the end of the week. That might be all I'll look for. My nerves are not cut out for this one. :crossesfingers:
Up to $14
So, of course, I wasn't able to check on this all day. Saw it peak early (hit 15.85) but when I got back it had tanked and ended the day at 12.78.
out at $9.52. Poorly played by me.

 
I went to the new Potbelly north of my office yesterday. I don't know if it was the person making mine, just a bad day, growing pains in a new restaurant, or issues with quality control in a growth company, but I was quite disappointed in my sandwich. It wasn't what I've come to expect from them at all. :kicksrock:

 
I am up 66 percent on DDD since I bought. It is very difficult to not take some off the table here.
This stock has been on fire. I am up around 42% and the run has been amazing.

Really interesting thing with this company is if they can pull off the desktop printing model where the money is in the raw materials this company could make a fortune if they can get their installed base high enough. The margins on the materials are through the roof.

ETA - calculation above is prior to stock went up 3% between timing of post and now. WOW
:hifive:

 
The rumor all day was that they were going at $27, but ended up doing $26, which gave me a little more comfort. There is a lot more skepticism around this IPO than Facebook, which also gave me comfort in a contrarian sort of way.

 
The rumor all day was that they were going at $27, but ended up doing $26, which gave me a little more comfort. There is a lot more skepticism around this IPO than Facebook, which also gave me comfort in a contrarian sort of way.
I think your going to be very happy.

How excited are the founders right now to be walking around the NYSE floor?

 
Got 100 TWTR IPO shares. Hopefully goes better than FB in early going.
I think you'll be happy, but I wouldn't go long. I like twitter a lot, but they need to figure out how to capitalize on their product. I'm out and hoping for it to hit the 10-15 mark. Then I'll join in.

 
100 shares won't make me rich or poor regardless of what happens. One thing about IPO shares, esp. for retail investors -- if you get a lot, you don't want any. See Facebook. I won't flip because that will blacklist me for future. Not sure what I will do about adding.

There was a real emphasis by Goldman to place this with people less likely to flip. Reports on CNBC were that it was 30x oversubscribed and hedge funds didn't get much.

ETA- Very cool that the founders stayed on the floor and had Twitter users ring the bell.

 
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"No sellers anywhere" New look price up to $40-$44

I didn't realize the float on this thing was so small. This thing may go to 50+

 
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