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Shonuff

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Actually went positive just now. Up about 1%. it had been down about 2%
Beating on Revenue is the biggie. Earnings during this shitshow can be forgiven.
Guidance matters more at this point.

edit: What am I missing here? Benzinga says WYNN had a double beat.
 
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Jysin

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I like to consider myself knowledgeable about the market but you always seem to have tickers I never heard of.


UPST has been a real power mover. Check out the chart.

This -26% is on a double beat and revised upward Q4 guide. Crazy.
 
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edit: What am I missing here? Benzinga says WYNN had a double beat.
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Fogel

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I like to consider myself knowledgeable about the market but you always seem to have tickers I never heard of.

UPST became a meme powerhouse when they were interviewing some guy who was talking about it in his holdings on CNBC and asked him what UPST does and he pulled the "I'm sorry you're breaking up" routine
 
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Jysin

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UPST became a meme powerhouse when they were interviewing some guy who was talking about it in his holdings on CNBC and asked him what UPST does and he pulled the "I'm sorry you're breaking up" routine
Well, as funny as this was, this stock has been a powerhouse all summer. I have been trading it since ~$100

Just checked my transaction history. 06/29 +100 shares at $121.34
 
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UPST became a meme powerhouse when they were interviewing some guy who was talking about it in his holdings on CNBC and asked him what UPST does and he pulled the "I'm sorry you're breaking up" routine
Imagine trying to explain meme stocks to guys like Cramer. Must be completely alien and confusing to them.
 

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UPST became a meme powerhouse when they were interviewing some guy who was talking about it in his holdings on CNBC and asked him what UPST does and he pulled the "I'm sorry you're breaking up" routine
Not sure why that question was so necessary. It goes up and down and up again, that's the most important function of a stock.
 

Blazin

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Anyone hold Chargepoint CHPT? If Tesla keeps getting crushed may try a play if CHPT keeps falling along with it.
 

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UPST became a meme powerhouse when they were interviewing some guy who was talking about it in his holdings on CNBC and asked him what UPST does and he pulled the "I'm sorry you're breaking up" routine
Oh... I remember seeing that. I didn't bother watching it because I generally avoid CNBC like the covid stab.
 

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Not sure why that question was so necessary. It goes up and down and up again, that's the most important function of a stock.
No, that's the most important function of a woman.
 
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Sanrith Descartes

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Anyone hold Chargepoint CHPT? If Tesla keeps getting crushed may try a play if CHPT keeps falling along with it.
Here is my take on that. I have owned EVs since 2010. The "vast" majority of users charge at home. This includes Tesla. People generally will not pay money at the mall to charge their car unless they absolutely have to. Also, until the non-Tesla cars catch up in range, long distance travel is probably a Tesla thing. Last time I checked, Charge point chargers don't have the throughput to get really fast charging for trips.
 

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Here is my take on that. I have owned EVs since 2010. The "vast" majority of users charge at home. This includes Tesla. People generally will not pay money at the mall to charge their car unless they absolutely have to. Also, until the non-Tesla cars catch up in range, long distance travel is probably a Tesla thing. Last time I checked, Charge point chargers don't have the throughput to get really fast charging for trips.
chargepoint is primarily for commercial/fleets from my understanding, not sure how that is particularly relevant.

They are a software company underneath, they make money from selling subscription service that provides it's customers a ton of data and accessibility to their charging network/fleet, but you may be more aware than me I have just recently started studying it.
 

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chargepoint is primarily for commercial/fleets from my understanding, not sure how that is particularly relevant.
When it was rolled out (I admit I haven't kept up with it) it was more of a network of chargers that businesses put outside their business and people could just stop, pay and charge. I didn't know they had morphed their model.
 

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Actually, it sure sounds like what I just described...

The company "designs, develops and manufactures hardware and software solutions" for electric vehicles at large.[4] Its business model, according to the Silicon Valley Business Journal, involves selling "its hardware and software to property owners, build a searchable network of charging stations for drivers and maintain individual stations."[