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So essentially.... They've sold a lot less than, but cut so much in costs they're EPS shot up higher than expected.... I am not so sure we should be happy about that.
So essentially.... They've sold a lot less than, but cut so much in costs they're EPS shot up higher than expected.... I am not so sure we should be happy about that.
So essentially.... They've sold a lot less than, but cut so much in costs they're EPS shot up higher than expected.... I am not so sure we should be happy about that.
Also, dont read earnings from Twitter. Use a reliable source. Whales reported incorrect revs in that link from Mist.They fired ~6% of their workforce at the beginning of February and laid out quotas that were significantly lower than last year. The general tone around here was "COVID years were record breaking and we are coming down off that high so prepare for a really ugly correction towards the mean."
Just closed mine out for the nickel. I hate options that dont trade in pennies.Looks good, I'm in for a couple myself.
ILMN, the worlds top DNA sequencing company, is already sitting near a 5 year low. This is a central part of the health care industry and the biggest player in that space, by far.
Then this
More than 400 Grail patients incorrectly told they may have cancer
Life assurance customers pause review relationship with early-detection biotech.arstechnica.com
Probably will see a big drop in the coming week, will probably create a good entry point for anyone looking for investments in the DNA sequencing part of the health care sector.
So I haven't been paying attention to this, PLTR another "AI go up" stock? My cost basis for what I hold is $17 (lol) so considering getting some of that capital back as we get closer. In my mind PLTR is basically the eye of Sauron and so long as Federal Government spending is going up PLTR will be valuable, but not up to speed on this current run.Almost considered selling my PLTR last week. Up another 7.5% today so far.
I've said it before and I'll say it again. I can't invest into PLTR because I think it's vote scheme is predatory the absolute extreme. Nothing in the shares the public holds motivates the people in charge to do anything. The stock could be worth one penny tomorrow and it'd mean nothing to them. Stocks structured like that simply aren't in the interest of the investor in my opinion, and its value will always be the whim of the market.So I haven't been paying attention to this, PLTR another "AI go up" stock? My cost basis for what I hold is $17 (lol) so considering getting some of that capital back as we get closer. In my mind PLTR is basically the eye of Sauron and so long as Federal Government spending is going up PLTR will be valuable, but not up to speed on this current run.
I've got a little NVDS. That shits ridiculous right now. I'm not sure what needs to be said about entry strategy on that one other than looking at the 1y or 5y charts. If not now, I'm not sure what signal a person could be waiting for.Is anyone planning on or have bought PUTs on any of the extremely over-extended tech stocks? Namely, AAPL, NVDA, MSFT, and META? Curious what your entry strategy is.