Pump my stock! Hey, if everyone in this thread piled their investment dollars into a specific micro-cap stock, do you think we could send it to the moon?all right I'll buy more.
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My ANET is blowing the f-up. Outstanding earnings and guidance. Also, another good day for RDDT.
And AAPL is up nicely on the news with the WH.
2 EV house here, it’s really a non issue, but you’re thinking is pretty prevalent. That’s what the car companies will be up against.
Living 20 minutes away from the nearest fast charger is not a skill thing, nor is not being able to charge at home.That’s what the kids these days call a “skill issue”.
charging infrastructure is definitely still an issue.
100% I'm not taking my EV on a roadtrip to FL but it's spectacular for your day to day needs.
I really love driving my EV but I do still really appreciate having an ICE car as well.
It looks like Robotaxi is about $1/mile. Uber is around $2. Not sure if tip is included. Will be interesting to see if uber comes down or Tesla increases.
Bought Lincoln Education at the open today and got lucky it popped 8%. I may add to this position as AI killing white collar jobs means LINC should be flooded with people seeking to work in the trades. UTI is another one I may buy this week.
I have a decent size position in BMNR although I’m in the red at the moment. I do find the whole ETH v BTC argument interesting because I actually think ETH has more utility than BTC.
How they can’t solve gas fees this far along should be concerning. That will cap any argument of utility vs bitcoin
I did that early on in Palantir’s run and regretted it to the point I missed out on a huge gain and scrambled to buy back the shares. My daughter has held steady and is up almost 700%. But can’t argue with profits.
Agree - I used to debate gas fees with crypto-bros on the other crypto thread. On the one hand, they would slam financial institutions for transaction and credit card fees but then act like gas fees are not an issue. My guess is quantum and AI can solve gas fees at some point.
SYM down 18% on earnings.
$51 bucks which is still 3x off its april lows
$51 bucks which is still 3x off its april lows
Amazing run for SYM. Maybe a buy the dip moment for those not in it? As for LLY, I always said it’s a buy under $700!
Damn, what the hell did FTNT do? Down 22% in extended. Ouch.
Added to PANW and NOW today. Both are way too low.
SOUN beating Q2 estimates and up big in extended trading…
There's always the highs and lows. Took a beating this week with FTNT, CRWD, and now TTD today. Brutal.
SOUN with a very nice report. Overall, this has been a great earnings season.
Another report today that Trump is preparing to re-privatize Fannie and Freddie. Anyone own these?
@rurahrah000 - love to hear your thoughts on this.
@rurahrah000 - love to hear your thoughts on this.
Funny because title of the show is “record rally rolling over?” And then tom comes on and says breakout starts next week.
Forget who was on cnbc yesterday but he basically said the economy will move in a slower but steady positive direction into 2026. But by mid next year things might break loose to the upside. To me that’s the ultimate bullish setup. Makes it a good time to keep buying this market.
They need a new Steve Jobs type to save them…again. “Tim Apple” is a joke. One “strategy” I’ve heard is that they’re actually considering switching out titanium for aluminum on many models so people will replace their phones more often.
The stock is up 1200% since he became CEO. I'm not sure Apple needs to be "saved" from Tim Cook.
Tim Cook has done an amazing job as CEO in many ways. However, Apple still hasn't come out with that revolutionary new product under his leadership yet. Until that happens, Steve Jobs' shadow will continue to loom large.
He's not Job's, but he has still guided the company to massive profits.
They need to get in on AI at some point, but I'm not sure if waiting to see how it plays out a little before jumping in is the wrong play. I mean it might be, but I could see it turning out to be the wise decision as well. Let the other guys spend the $100B early in the process, then leap frog over them when the economics of it aren't so rich.