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[McBokonon]

MELI seems like a screaming buy here. Bottom line miss only due to (what they're calling 1-time) tax hits and basically every analyst reiterating buys/overweights and raising price targets based on the results.

I added.

Me Bob

 

[kevzilla]

MP Materials gave us a good old-fashioned miss last night and is up over 3% this morning

Update: now down 1.6%, I guess I'm glad I'm not crazy

 

[Bob Sacamano]

MELI seems like a screaming buy here. Bottom line miss only due to (what they're calling 1-time) tax hits and basically every analyst reiterating buys/overweights and raising price targets based on the results.

I added.

Me Bob

I tripled down between here and $1400. Wish I would have waited for and/or hit it again in the $1300s. Still, not a bad result. Will hopefully add a handful of "free" shares on top of a little profit with it. A decent quarter's work if it plays out. If not, I'm probably dumb enough to do it again.

I'm the worst de-risker ever.

 

[FreeBaGeL]

I'm the worst de-risker ever.

 

[KGB]

Current apple price $183

Purchased $175 puts for july

 

[JB Breakfast Club]

Weird stuff happening with GME again.

 

[stbugs]

Weird stuff happening with GME again.

I think the weird stuff was Friday. This seems like a move back to where it’ll settle. They still have cash on hand so they’ll hang around for a while but their revenue is slowly going away. There’s no story line of how they’ll try and make money.

 

[JB Breakfast Club]

Oh dear, DIS. Disney+ finally turns a profit, but everything else seems to have struggled. Gling to open down 7%.

 

[culdeus]

Weird stuff happening with GME again.

I think the weird stuff was Friday. This seems like a move back to where it’ll settle. They still have cash on hand so they’ll hang around for a while but their revenue is slowly going away. There’s no story line of how they’ll try and make money.

NFTs

 

[Desert_Power]

Weird stuff happening with GME again.

I think the weird stuff was Friday. This seems like a move back to where it’ll settle. They still have cash on hand so they’ll hang around for a while but their revenue is slowly going away. There’s no story line of how they’ll try and make money.

 

[stbugs]

Weird stuff happening with GME again.

I think the weird stuff was Friday. This seems like a move back to where it’ll settle. They still have cash on hand so they’ll hang around for a while but their revenue is slowly going away. There’s no story line of how they’ll try and make money.

You forgot the

 

[stbugs]

Weird stuff happening with GME again.

I think the weird stuff was Friday. This seems like a move back to where it’ll settle. They still have cash on hand so they’ll hang around for a while but their revenue is slowly going away. There’s no story line of how they’ll try and make money.

NFTs

lol, just in case you didn’t know they did actually scrap all of that and get rid of that entire team.

 

[Capella]

Oh dear, DIS. Disney+ finally turns a profit, but everything else seems to have struggled. Gling to open down 7%.

I was surprised to see Disney plus is almost profitable.

 

[Bob Sacamano]

Wish @SWC would have let me know BROS was going to crush it this quarter.

 

[Yo Mama]

Wish @SWC would have let me know BROS was going to crush it this quarter.

He was busy bringing his profits to a financial institution

 

[McBokonon]

$SHOP, wait

 

[McBokonon]

$SHOP, wait

I think this was just so expensive they had to have a blow out. Nothing terribly alarming in the results. Listening to the call now, but probably going to end up buying some more today and over the next week.

 

[Capella]

$SHOP, wait

Holy Moses

 

[stbugs]

$SHOP, wait

Holy Moses

You think that’s bad, check out INSP. Every number, including stuff like gross margin and Q2 guidance, beat estimates. They are expecting yearly growth for this year to be 25-27% and P/S is about 7 so not expensive.

It’s like KNSL where they seem to motor along but the earnings reports are huge up and down and then the settle back the other way. Just letting them roll for a while. Might need to dig a bit just to see if there is anything I missed because everything exceeded including forecast which is where SHOP had a bit of bad news. I think these lower volume traded stocks have more volatility. May be a lot of stop losses or automated selling and there isn’t enough volume for bargain hunting.

 

[McBokonon]

$RBLX’s turn to be taken to the woodshed.

 

[fruity pebbles]

$RBLX’s turn to be taken to the woodshed.

Figured my kid alone kept them in the green.

 

[JB Breakfast Club]

$RBLX’s turn to be taken to the woodshed.

Figured my kid alone kept them in the green.

My 8 year old plays a game that seems to only consist of clicking to see random things appear in your inventory. He went crazy when he got something that was claimed to be a 1 in 3million chance. I attempted to explain large numbers to him when he said he's seen multiple people with the 1 in a trillion item, but I gave up on it.

 

[General Malaise]

Nice little move in the uranium names today.

 

[BassNBrew]

$SBUX is on my watchlist for Stock People Keep Calling Blue Chips That Are Actually Structurally Terrible, Possibly Forever

Previous inductees:
$INTC
$BA
$T
$VZ
$PFE

Actually want to take the time to dig into BROS at some point.

I sold all of mine at a huge loss. Never again.

$SBUX is on my watchlist for Stock People Keep Calling Blue Chips That Are Actually Structurally Terrible, Possibly Forever

Previous inductees:
$INTC
$BA
$T
$VZ
$PFE

Actually want to take the time to dig into BROS at some point.

I sold all of mine at a huge loss. Never again.

You must have finally tasted their coffee.

Yeah, but the kids love their sugary energy crap. It's become the hangout spot here. Which intrigues me more than anything else

Yeah, that was my logic ever since the IPO but I took a bath on this thing and am glad to be done. Agree that addicting teens on $8 sugary, caffeinated drinks with low overhead is a cash cow but.......they are managed by imbeciles.

Do a little digging and you'll see what I mean.

I do have to ask how? I read a report sent to me by someone smart that outlined how a stock valued in the $30-$40 range was worth $60 in the next two years. It made sense so I bought and when the stock ran to over $60 in a month or two I sold because it hit the target had been achieved. When it cratered into the 20s the next year I bought and it ran into the 40s so I liquidated again. This stock is a golden goose.

 

[Todem]

$SBUX is on my watchlist for Stock People Keep Calling Blue Chips That Are Actually Structurally Terrible, Possibly Forever

Previous inductees:
$INTC
$BA
$T
$VZ
$PFE

Actually want to take the time to dig into BROS at some point.

I sold all of mine at a huge loss. Never again.

$SBUX is on my watchlist for Stock People Keep Calling Blue Chips That Are Actually Structurally Terrible, Possibly Forever

Previous inductees:
$INTC
$BA
$T
$VZ
$PFE

Actually want to take the time to dig into BROS at some point.

I sold all of mine at a huge loss. Never again.

You must have finally tasted their coffee.

Yeah, but the kids love their sugary energy crap. It's become the hangout spot here. Which intrigues me more than anything else

Yeah, that was my logic ever since the IPO but I took a bath on this thing and am glad to be done. Agree that addicting teens on $8 sugary, caffeinated drinks with low overhead is a cash cow but.......they are managed by imbeciles.

Do a little digging and you'll see what I mean.

I do have to ask how? I read a report sent to me by someone smart that outlined how a stock valued in the $30-$40 range was worth $60 in the next two years. It made sense so I bought and when the stock ran to over $60 in a month or two I sold because it hit the target had been achieved. When it cratered into the 20s the next year I bought and it ran into the 40s so I liquidated again. This stock is a golden goose.

I have never lost money trading SBUX.

Went back in at a 5 year low as I posted a week or so ago.....was called out at $109 after having a $53 cost basis.

It's really about when you get in and out with this one. I am extremly tactical with restaurant type stocks.

Remember BLMN? and Texas Roadhouse?

I also remember making a bundle in CAKE in the 2008 financial crisis.

I typically only trade these kind of consumer cyclical food establishment stocks.

I have made plenty of money long term in the likes of INTC (which we slashed from our master list some time ago) PFE (also off the list for a while) VZ (massive dividend compounding) and BA? We have made a bundle going in and out of that puppy.

It is really about the price timing of those stocks mentioned above....being patient and knowing when to either sell or sell covered calls and get out. Rinse and repeat.

I was in here saying BA was a buy at these levels.....I know in 2-3 years we will be quite happy with that trade again. We did the same thing in the pandemic with BA when it went under $100. That was an easy double.

BA is a mess right now.......no one wants it.

Screaming buy for a patient investor.

And the one I totally missed the boat on? Chipolte. Still beat myself up about that one. I was going to go in back when they had the food poisoning crisis. Oh well.

So yeah these kind of stocks to me are trades. anywhere from 6-12-18 month kinda holds (turnaround plays).

 

[General Malaise]

$SBUX is on my watchlist for Stock People Keep Calling Blue Chips That Are Actually Structurally Terrible, Possibly Forever

Previous inductees:
$INTC
$BA
$T
$VZ
$PFE

Actually want to take the time to dig into BROS at some point.

I sold all of mine at a huge loss. Never again.

$SBUX is on my watchlist for Stock People Keep Calling Blue Chips That Are Actually Structurally Terrible, Possibly Forever

Previous inductees:
$INTC
$BA
$T
$VZ
$PFE

Actually want to take the time to dig into BROS at some point.

I sold all of mine at a huge loss. Never again.

You must have finally tasted their coffee.

Yeah, but the kids love their sugary energy crap. It's become the hangout spot here. Which intrigues me more than anything else

Yeah, that was my logic ever since the IPO but I took a bath on this thing and am glad to be done. Agree that addicting teens on $8 sugary, caffeinated drinks with low overhead is a cash cow but.......they are managed by imbeciles.

Do a little digging and you'll see what I mean.

I do have to ask how? I read a report sent to me by someone smart that outlined how a stock valued in the $30-$40 range was worth $60 in the next two years. It made sense so I bought and when the stock ran to over $60 in a month or two I sold because it hit the target had been achieved. When it cratered into the 20s the next year I bought and it ran into the 40s so I liquidated again. This stock is a golden goose.

I bought BROS at the wrong price, stubbornly held on holding out hope it would recover and then cut it loose after learning more about them.

Not every stock I've purchased in life has been a winner....didn't realize that made me unusual until just now.

 

[BassNBrew]

$SBUX is on my watchlist for Stock People Keep Calling Blue Chips That Are Actually Structurally Terrible, Possibly Forever

Previous inductees:
$INTC
$BA
$T
$VZ
$PFE

Actually want to take the time to dig into BROS at some point.

I sold all of mine at a huge loss. Never again.

$SBUX is on my watchlist for Stock People Keep Calling Blue Chips That Are Actually Structurally Terrible, Possibly Forever

Previous inductees:
$INTC
$BA
$T
$VZ
$PFE

Actually want to take the time to dig into BROS at some point.

I sold all of mine at a huge loss. Never again.

You must have finally tasted their coffee.

Yeah, but the kids love their sugary energy crap. It's become the hangout spot here. Which intrigues me more than anything else

Yeah, that was my logic ever since the IPO but I took a bath on this thing and am glad to be done. Agree that addicting teens on $8 sugary, caffeinated drinks with low overhead is a cash cow but.......they are managed by imbeciles.

Do a little digging and you'll see what I mean.

I do have to ask how? I read a report sent to me by someone smart that outlined how a stock valued in the $30-$40 range was worth $60 in the next two years. It made sense so I bought and when the stock ran to over $60 in a month or two I sold because it hit the target had been achieved. When it cratered into the 20s the next year I bought and it ran into the 40s so I liquidated again. This stock is a golden goose.

I bought BROS at the wrong price, stubbornly held on holding out hope it would recover and then cut it loose after learning more about them.

Not every stock I've purchased in life has been a winner....didn't realize that made me unusual until just now.

Sorry that one was a loser for you. I was just curious because you pointed it out in the 30s and immediately ran to the price target.

I'll take your word to avoid getting into this one again and I don't have time to research the management issues.

 

[General Malaise]

$SBUX is on my watchlist for Stock People Keep Calling Blue Chips That Are Actually Structurally Terrible, Possibly Forever

Previous inductees:
$INTC
$BA
$T
$VZ
$PFE

Actually want to take the time to dig into BROS at some point.

I sold all of mine at a huge loss. Never again.

$SBUX is on my watchlist for Stock People Keep Calling Blue Chips That Are Actually Structurally Terrible, Possibly Forever

Previous inductees:
$INTC
$BA
$T
$VZ
$PFE

Actually want to take the time to dig into BROS at some point.

I sold all of mine at a huge loss. Never again.

You must have finally tasted their coffee.

Yeah, but the kids love their sugary energy crap. It's become the hangout spot here. Which intrigues me more than anything else

Yeah, that was my logic ever since the IPO but I took a bath on this thing and am glad to be done. Agree that addicting teens on $8 sugary, caffeinated drinks with low overhead is a cash cow but.......they are managed by imbeciles.

Do a little digging and you'll see what I mean.

I do have to ask how? I read a report sent to me by someone smart that outlined how a stock valued in the $30-$40 range was worth $60 in the next two years. It made sense so I bought and when the stock ran to over $60 in a month or two I sold because it hit the target had been achieved. When it cratered into the 20s the next year I bought and it ran into the 40s so I liquidated again. This stock is a golden goose.

I bought BROS at the wrong price, stubbornly held on holding out hope it would recover and then cut it loose after learning more about them.

Not every stock I've purchased in life has been a winner....didn't realize that made me unusual until just now.

Sorry that one was a loser for you. I was just curious because you pointed it out in the 30s and immediately ran to the price target.

I'll take your word to avoid getting into this one again and I don't have time to research the management issues.

It's having a great day today but I would have still been underwater on it even if I held it. I just want nothing to do with it for personal reasons....I still think it's a great business and will continue growing its footprint. They addict kids with sugar and caffeine and definitely have a "buzz" about them that teens and college kids crave but I just prefer to lose my money elsewhere.

 

[Todem]

$SBUX is on my watchlist for Stock People Keep Calling Blue Chips That Are Actually Structurally Terrible, Possibly Forever

Previous inductees:
$INTC
$BA
$T
$VZ
$PFE

Actually want to take the time to dig into BROS at some point.

I sold all of mine at a huge loss. Never again.

$SBUX is on my watchlist for Stock People Keep Calling Blue Chips That Are Actually Structurally Terrible, Possibly Forever

Previous inductees:
$INTC
$BA
$T
$VZ
$PFE

Actually want to take the time to dig into BROS at some point.

I sold all of mine at a huge loss. Never again.

You must have finally tasted their coffee.

Yeah, but the kids love their sugary energy crap. It's become the hangout spot here. Which intrigues me more than anything else

Yeah, that was my logic ever since the IPO but I took a bath on this thing and am glad to be done. Agree that addicting teens on $8 sugary, caffeinated drinks with low overhead is a cash cow but.......they are managed by imbeciles.

Do a little digging and you'll see what I mean.

I do have to ask how? I read a report sent to me by someone smart that outlined how a stock valued in the $30-$40 range was worth $60 in the next two years. It made sense so I bought and when the stock ran to over $60 in a month or two I sold because it hit the target had been achieved. When it cratered into the 20s the next year I bought and it ran into the 40s so I liquidated again. This stock is a golden goose.

I bought BROS at the wrong price, stubbornly held on holding out hope it would recover and then cut it loose after learning more about them.

Not every stock I've purchased in life has been a winner....didn't realize that made me unusual until just now.

We have all bought losers........it happens.

 

[General Malaise]

$SBUX is on my watchlist for Stock People Keep Calling Blue Chips That Are Actually Structurally Terrible, Possibly Forever

Previous inductees:
$INTC
$BA
$T
$VZ
$PFE

Actually want to take the time to dig into BROS at some point.

I sold all of mine at a huge loss. Never again.

$SBUX is on my watchlist for Stock People Keep Calling Blue Chips That Are Actually Structurally Terrible, Possibly Forever

Previous inductees:
$INTC
$BA
$T
$VZ
$PFE

Actually want to take the time to dig into BROS at some point.

I sold all of mine at a huge loss. Never again.

You must have finally tasted their coffee.

Yeah, but the kids love their sugary energy crap. It's become the hangout spot here. Which intrigues me more than anything else

Yeah, that was my logic ever since the IPO but I took a bath on this thing and am glad to be done. Agree that addicting teens on $8 sugary, caffeinated drinks with low overhead is a cash cow but.......they are managed by imbeciles.

Do a little digging and you'll see what I mean.

I do have to ask how? I read a report sent to me by someone smart that outlined how a stock valued in the $30-$40 range was worth $60 in the next two years. It made sense so I bought and when the stock ran to over $60 in a month or two I sold because it hit the target had been achieved. When it cratered into the 20s the next year I bought and it ran into the 40s so I liquidated again. This stock is a golden goose.

I bought BROS at the wrong price, stubbornly held on holding out hope it would recover and then cut it loose after learning more about them.

Not every stock I've purchased in life has been a winner....didn't realize that made me unusual until just now.

We have all bought losers........it happens.

Oh, I know. I was being flippant.

 

[Bob Sacamano]

$SBUX is on my watchlist for Stock People Keep Calling Blue Chips That Are Actually Structurally Terrible, Possibly Forever

Previous inductees:
$INTC
$BA
$T
$VZ
$PFE

Actually want to take the time to dig into BROS at some point.

I sold all of mine at a huge loss. Never again.

$SBUX is on my watchlist for Stock People Keep Calling Blue Chips That Are Actually Structurally Terrible, Possibly Forever

Previous inductees:
$INTC
$BA
$T
$VZ
$PFE

Actually want to take the time to dig into BROS at some point.

I sold all of mine at a huge loss. Never again.

You must have finally tasted their coffee.

Yeah, but the kids love their sugary energy crap. It's become the hangout spot here. Which intrigues me more than anything else

Yeah, that was my logic ever since the IPO but I took a bath on this thing and am glad to be done. Agree that addicting teens on $8 sugary, caffeinated drinks with low overhead is a cash cow but.......they are managed by imbeciles.

Do a little digging and you'll see what I mean.

I do have to ask how? I read a report sent to me by someone smart that outlined how a stock valued in the $30-$40 range was worth $60 in the next two years. It made sense so I bought and when the stock ran to over $60 in a month or two I sold because it hit the target had been achieved. When it cratered into the 20s the next year I bought and it ran into the 40s so I liquidated again. This stock is a golden goose.

I bought BROS at the wrong price, stubbornly held on holding out hope it would recover and then cut it loose after learning more about them.

Not every stock I've purchased in life has been a winner....didn't realize that made me unusual until just now.

We have all bought losers........it happens.

Oh, I know. I was being flippant.

We can do that?

 

[Steeler]

Speaking of losers, what's up with Unity? Saw an article before the market opened that said they beat some estimates, but now the stock is down9%.

 

[JB Breakfast Club]

Roaring Kitty's first tweet in 3 years... might be time to mess around with some fun money in GME this week.

https://twitter.com/TheRoaringKitty/status/1789807772542067105?t=rW91HHQtKtQukAbx5ssz_Q&s=19

 

[JB Breakfast Club]

GME +38% in pre-market

 

[Capella]

so stupid

 

[Todem]

so stupid

Pure casino stock. A massive coordinated short squeeze.

Pump and dump. Rinse and repeat.

 

[stbugs]

so stupid

Pure casino stock. A massive coordinated short squeeze.

Pump and dump. Rinse and repeat.

Yep. The funniest thing is the Roaring Kitty dude. He was a broker before and smartly saw an opportunity to make money. It’s amazing to me that he made bank off the backs of all the retail investors who bought the stock (from him and others) for way higher than he bought. Somehow he’s a hero when he made millions off the stock, not really diamond hands.

Something tells me that he was accumulating a lot probably when it was around $10 and now makes a tweet and likely tripled his money.

It’s so funny that he’s likely going to make another bank of money and be long out of the stock before it crashes again.

 

[JB Breakfast Club]

E*trade is crashing and unstable. 5 halts. A daily double. Everything lining up for the diamond handed tin foil hat crowd. Delightful.

 

[Desert_Power]

so stupid

Pure casino stock. A massive coordinated short squeeze.

Pump and dump. Rinse and repeat.

Yep. The funniest thing is the Roaring Kitty dude. He was a broker before and smartly saw an opportunity to make money. It’s amazing to me that he made bank off the backs of all the retail investors who bought the stock (from him and others) for way higher than he bought. Somehow he’s a hero when he made millions off the stock, not really diamond hands.

Something tells me that he was accumulating a lot probably when it was around $10 and now makes a tweet and likely tripled his money.

It’s so funny that he’s likely going to make another bank of money and be long out of the stock before it crashes again.

Still, no shortage of fools to jump in the boat and lose more money.

 

[JB Breakfast Club]

I'm on the sidelines for GME, but I do have a double position in ETHE, so I hope the GME roller coaster eventually creates a crypto pump.

 

[Sand]

DFV is a genius. One tweet and he doubles a stock.

 

[FreeBaGeL]

I grabbed some AMC calls just in case. May as well have some fun.

 

[mr. furley]

can someone link me to a cliff's notes of GME stock? what's the story behind it's fluctuation and why do people think it's a conspiracy?

 

[Capella]

I bought 5 shares of gme this morning and am up 14 bucks. Think I’ll buy a pizza with it.

 

[JB Breakfast Club]

I bought 5 shares of gme this morning and am up 14 bucks. Think I’ll buy a pizza with it.

Tendies only

 

[FreeBaGeL]

can someone link me to a cliff's notes of GME stock? what's the story behind it's fluctuation and why do people think it's a conspiracy?

I think there are really two separate narratives.

The main narrative is just a "stick it to the man" narrative where retail traders get together and manipulate a stock the same way hedge funds and market makers have been doing for decades.

The lessor/secondary/conspiracy narrative is just a desperate reach by some of the folks that got caught holding the bag when the thing collapsed and have invented some deep conspiracy about short sellers and gamma whose-its to cope with their bags.

 

[KGB]

can someone link me to a cliff's notes of GME stock? what's the story behind it's fluctuation and why do people think it's a conspiracy?

I think there are really two separate narratives.

The main narrative is just a "stick it to the man" narrative where retail traders get together and manipulate a stock the same way hedge funds and market makers have been doing for decades.

The lessor/secondary/conspiracy narrative is just a desperate reach by some of the folks that got caught holding the bag when the thing collapsed and have invented some deep conspiracy about short sellers and gamma whose-its to cope with their bags.

I think there's a movie on Netflix about it too

 

[Bob Sacamano]

can someone link me to a cliff's notes of GME stock? what's the story behind it's fluctuation and why do people think it's a conspiracy?

I think there are really two separate narratives.

The main narrative is just a "stick it to the man" narrative where retail traders get together and manipulate a stock the same way hedge funds and market makers have been doing for decades.

The lessor/secondary/conspiracy narrative is just a desperate reach by some of the folks that got caught holding the bag when the thing collapsed and have invented some deep conspiracy about short sellers and gamma whose-its to cope with their bags.

I think there's a movie on Netflix about it too

Not on Netflix

 

[Charlie Harper]

Where's Dodds been?

 

[McBokonon]

Where's Dodds been?

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Joined Aug 9, 2022
Last seen Apr 18, 2023

I did half expect him to come around today. BBBY literally filed for bankruptcy exactly on his "last seen" date so I guess he didn't want to tell us how stupid we were anymore.