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It hit 179 at one point. Whomever bought that ain’t too comfortable right now.I hope Amazon sold off all it's Rivian. Down to $35.
Good thing they have plenty of cash on hand after fleecing investors a few months ago.
It hit 179 at one point. Whomever bought that ain’t too comfortable right now.I hope Amazon sold off all it's Rivian. Down to $35.
Good thing they have plenty of cash on hand after fleecing investors a few months ago.
Another pandemic roundtrip here...Docusign after hours taking a beating.
Russia shelling that nuke plant would have scared me far away from uranium investments. You guys are tougher than I.Yeah, I think any uranium stock is going to benefit if we see a sustained lift in uranium prices.
Todem posted recently?
Todem posted recently?
Yesterday.No. But I haven't seen in the the political forum so he's not "having a nice season" at the moment.
GIS now 10% of the high.....waiting to see this dip under $60
SBUX is attractive here
MCD is attractive here
KO Attractive here
PM ditto
DEO ditto
UL ditto
Some defense for your portfolio with companies who pay dividends, can control prices with inflation pressures.
Lot of insider buying this past week. ACTIV results should be in the next 30 days.HGEN up 12% and now back over $3
A lot of really good companies going down in tandem. DOCU actually looks good now. While growth has slowed, still planned for 20% and it’s gotten knocked so far down that the P/S is single digits now.SE down almost 5 percent today. The love is gone for this stock.
I don't even know the best way to play cobalt anymore. Ugh. But the metal itself is trending higher - $38/LB today. Was $25 a year ago today and $17/LB two years ago, so SOMEBODY is going to benefit from higher Co prices, just not sure who anymore. All the mining companies with leverage to higher cobalt prices have just languished and are still steaming piles of excrement.I sold half today. Nice tip, up 126%. Gonna let the rest ride.
Also more than covered my loses on that cobalt company. Down 74% on that but only had 800 shares.
Bought this SBUX, PM, DEO and UL this morning. Thanks!GIS now 10% of the high.....waiting to see this dip under $60
SBUX is attractive here
MCD is attractive here
KO Attractive here
PM ditto
DEO ditto
UL ditto
Some defense for your portfolio with companies who pay dividends, can control prices with inflation pressures.
So those that made the most from the LVGO buyout, could possibly use those funds to buy significant voting control of TDOC now? Probably part of the TDOC board or Executive team so doesn't matter.TDOC continues to get pummeled. From $299 to $55. Market cap down to $8B, or half of what they paid for Livongo alone. Dumpster fire
Rule #2 Never trust a fart!Just fizzled out like an old man's fart there at the end of the day.
Been watching PM, if it gets to $85.00 I am a buyer, getting close at 88.00.Bought this SBUX, PM, DEO and UL this morning. Thanks!
I bought more today. Revenue growing like crazy, even as we moved away from Covid more in 2022 and approaching profitability. There were fears of Amazon entering the market and killing them but the recent partnership putting TDOC on Alexa seems to put that to bed for the time being. It’s getting crushed with most of growth and anything Cathie Wood related, I mean hell there are entire funds to short ARK because the sentiment is so bad. But that will pass, eventually, I think. Won’t be shocked to see $40s at this point and those will be my last buys and I’ll wait from there:TDOC continues to get pummeled. From $299 to $55. Market cap down to $8B, or half of what they paid for Livongo alone. Dumpster fire
All of the Livongo execs have moved on to start other companies. Tullman with Transcarent. Shapiro doing venture capital. Zane Burke is CEO of another company. TDOC is in their rear view I think but you never knowSo those that made the most from the LVGO buyout, could possibly use those funds to buy significant voting control of TDOC now? Probably part of the TDOC board or Executive team so doesn't matter.
Dear lord man, we know you must compete with them but your fascination with them is annoying as heck. I still have a little TDOC and yes, I know it’s down. Don’t need the constant reminder.TDOC continues to get pummeled. From $299 to $55. Market cap down to $8B, or half of what they paid for Livongo alone. Dumpster fire
Maybe don't take it personally. That's pretty major developments for a key market component.Dear lord man, we know you must compete with them but your fascination with them is annoying as heck. I still have a little TDOC and yes, I know it’s down. Don’t need the constant reminder.
I don’t. It’s a small holding. He posts the same thing every few weeks with almost exact same verbiage every time. If it offered anything valuable like some insight, cool, but it’s annoying to me. I’ve got a really good memory and I don’t recall him ever posted about another company and he mentioned way back when that he was in that field. Oh well, I’m good with my post, no need to worry.Maybe don't take it personally. That's pretty major developments for a key market component.
I can understand how it would stick in your craw. And I like you quite a bit here. But I also like hearing about DOCU troubles, as I am looking for an entry point.I don’t. It’s a small holding. He posts the same thing every few weeks with almost exact same verbiage every time. If it offered anything valuable like some insight, cool, but it’s annoying to me. I’ve got a really good memory and I don’t recall him ever posted about another company and he mentioned way back when that he was in that field. Oh well, I’m good with my post, no need to worry.
I concur on DOCU. I think it’s a good entry point now for long term but it may trend lower. Again, we know all growth stocks have been hit a lot and we’ve talked about DOCU a lot here. I don’t own it and thought it was well overpriced based on the growth versus P/S ratio, but I don’t recall anyone in here working for a consulting firm that specializes in hand signing in person trashing DOCU. As bad as the search function is on this site, I pulled up 4 or 5 posts with the same thing. You and I are objective so we just want to know how low it can go, if the fundamentals still look good and if it’s gone too far down.I can understand how it would stick in your craw. And I like you quite a bit here. But I also like hearing about DOCU troubles, as I am looking for an entry point.
Also, once you take advantage of a service like Docusign rather than spending the day at the Title Company, it will be hard to go back, pandemic or not.I concur on DOCU. I think it’s a good entry point now for long term but it may trend lower. Again, we know all growth stocks have been hit a lot and we’ve talked about DOCU a lot here. I don’t own it and thought it was well overpriced based on the growth versus P/S ratio, but I don’t recall anyone in here working for a consulting firm that specializes in hand signing in person trashing DOCU. As bad as the search function is on this site, I pulled up 4 or 5 posts with the same thing. You and I are objective so we just want to know how low it can go, if the fundamentals still look good and if it’s gone too far down.
Heck TDOC is interesting because it’s P/S is now 4 and the expected growth the next two years is about mid 20s. They were almost profitable last quarter and you can see that each quarter of 2021 was better than the next. Objectively, they both look similar except that DOCU is a bit more expensive and more profitable.
Agree completely. While some things accelerated during the pandemic doesn’t mean they will go away. Most were doing really well before the pandemic as well. You are seeing tough year over year comparisons and it is making for some stocks to be at very attractive prices now.Also, once you take advantage of a service like Docusign rather than spending the day at the Title Company, it will be hard to go back, pandemic or not.
If this doesn't involve Chairman Powell getting caught with a one-hitter in the executive washroom, I don't even want to knowfed surprise high
If this doesn't involve Chairman Powell getting caught with a one-hitter in the executive washroom, I don't even want to know
Buying more SOFI at these bottom 8's.
Traveling right now so easier to just post this that highlights a lot of positives.Give us some bullet points, if you don't mind.
52 week low today, don’t know what’s up with it.beef said:Buying more SOFI at these bottom 8's.
My main worry is there are so many crypto exchanges and it sure doesn’t seem hard for Robinhood, PayPal and Square/Block to add support, so do they have any type of a moat? If Fidelity and other brokers add crypto, why would I use COIN? Maybe it’s the way that their revenue jumps/falls so much QoQ.Never had much interest in buying COIN since I'm already exposed to crypto directly, but P/E ratio is now 10 with YoY growth of 514% for revenue and 1000% for profits.
My main worry is there are so many crypto exchanges and it sure doesn’t seem hard for Robinhood, PayPal and Square/Block to add support, so do they have any type of a moat? If Fidelity and other brokers add crypto, why would I use COIN? Maybe it’s the way that their revenue jumps/falls so much QoQ.
I'm assuming the same reasons as most disruptor growth stocks that are at or near 52 week lows. Fears and running to safety. SoFi has it's fair share of shorters too and it will stay volatile even when we're out of these high volatility times. Beat on earnings, has their banking license from the feds and continue to grow. $8/sh, Market cap under $8B, just seems like like great value to me.52 week low today, don’t know what’s up with it.
Bought these back for a $200 profit then sold the 8/18/22 calls at $180 for $3.70 a share to bring in $740.Sold 2 AAPL $195 covered calls for 9/16/22 for a quick $620. That represents 40% of my shares. If it blows through that price by then I couldn't be happier.