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I’m shocked this momentum hasn’t benefited GASS. IMPP was spun off them.
GASS is the LNG business
Currently the only thing holding the company back is the market conditions.
In a real bull market this is a 25 dollar stock right now.
I see no reason that why we couldn’t see a 80-100b market cap in 5 years.
Pretty soon people will figure out this is a bank and not just a fintech play anymore.
Watching a bank sell off on the promise of higher rates is illogical and those who take advantage of that will be rewarded in the longer term
Biden just waived patent protections
Their main product is the bike and subscription services , not the treadmill.
They just recalled all of their treadmills according to CNBC
Yes that what I meant by your income tax rate. That includes your short term capital gains.
If you make 50k working and 50k short term capital gains you pay those gains at the 100k marginal rate.
I think we may be saying the same thing
Short capital gains are taxed at your income tax rate.
Not 50 percent, unless somehow that's your bracket.
Things may get interesting as IMAX bested it's numbers from 2019 for ticket sales in China.
This shows the industry may have some life left in it
That absolutely is an issue.
Now when I say a 22 thousand dollar EV , that also assumes the battery cost is at a minimum cut to 4-5k.
This allows for actual affordable replacement of these batteries after 10 years or so.
For the EV to truly take over it has to be cheaper upfront than a comparably sized cars.
Trucks will be the main hurdle , an EV pickup truck needs to be cheaper than a base model work truck , with comparable performance. Yes they can make 40-100k EV trucks now with all the bells and whistles , but until they make a basic EV this type of car or truck won't be able to gain mass traction.
Even at 22k , a new car is out of reach for many many drivers the used car market needs to develop and that will take at least a decade. You need to be able to confidently say that a younger person or a lower income driver will be able to buy a 5000 dollar EV with a good battery and decent milage, that's very important and can only happen in large amounts of time.
There are way more hurdles than many people talk about , it will eventually happen though. It's going to take a generation , but I'm hopeful it will happen.
I agree that once the upfront is lower on EVs with 300-400 mile ranges is comparable to a basic corolla hybrid it will make hybrids obsolete.
I've seen hybrid batteries last well over 250k miles, which outlasts the normal ownership time of a car.
Some last 80k , some seem to last massive amounts of time.
An EV that costs in the 22-24k range with 300-400 mile range will be what flips world to EVs.
I'm not putting the blame on them for people losses but for their own lack of preparedness.
They had a liquidity crunch in March and never did enough worst case scenario planning.
They also irresponsibly offer margin to new sign ups to trade options with. Pay 5 bucks a months and use margin to trade a leveraged product? Come on if your going to take on that counterparty risk you better have massive capital buffers. The growth at all costs strategy bit them in the ass.
They had to raise and borrow or raise 3.4 billion in 4 days to shore up the hole in their reserves. They had only raised 3.2 billion since inception.
They were on the edge last week and if it wasn't for massive firms like Sequoia they easily could have failed or at had to totally restrict trading.
That being said Robinhood in the long run will be fine, and hopefully this leads them to tighten their controls and continue to improve what has been a revolutionary product. I think this my last allowed post today lol.
It needs investigated, no doubt about that.
RobinHood was on the verge of insolvency. They haven't operated like a serious broker since day one , it would be a good time to start.
Exactly !
Exactly. I sympathise with the ideology and actually understand it.
Every even half decent investor knows that emotions and money are like oil and water.
Regardless of what the broker did GME hit over 400 a share on Friday after restrictions, they could have exited. So blaming the broker at this point is irrational.
They need to accept they made a mistake and learn from it , make it a positive.
I don't know if people were inspired by the dummies at the capitol, considering they failed miserably.
I will say though that the amount of people who treated this like a crusade of sorts is concerning.
Trading is about making money , not about winning a ideological battle , just ask Bill Ackman how that turned out with Herbalife.
Smart traders made money and got out. Emotional traders are left wondering what happened.
It's really does. A dead cat bounce or run up may happen but I would doubt it would be sustained for any meaningful period of time.
If it does drop to 5 maybe I will finally pull the trigger.
I was just trying to figure out the negative significance of the news today.
I am looking for an entry point , I do not and have never owned the stock.
Even if it has some flaws , the idea of a strong t cell response from a single pill could be a big deal.
This could be used to totally slow down bad infections globally.
I don't understand why the market is being so short sighted on how signifigant this could be.
Lots of the WaPo 's reader base basically beloved that in private.
it's like the NYT, FOX, WSJ, CNN, MSNBC, and ABC.
Non of these media providers are friends to the common man. They may throw us a bone from time to time , but truly appeal to the upper middle class and above.
Makes sense. Fair enough.
I don't know if that is correct.
I think copper is used signifigantly more than silver.
Ok thanks. If she is saying it , then it is likely pretty credible.
I'm not sure if that's true.
You put it in quotations , but who are you quoting ?
Yes. It's all over twitter now. 50 stocks including GM, SBUX and more.
Something must be really bad with the financials at Robinhood
I did not know that. Discord though did remove the WSB room though
They just shut WSB and WSB discord
Just released. They crushed it. 111b top line revenue.
It was a T1 halt which is pending material news.
Just volitility circuit breakers. It's standard.
There is precedent. In 2008 the mother of all squeezes occured in VW stock .
A everyone was convinced that the float was 45% of the OS. Out of nowhere Porsche disclosed that it had a up its stake dramatically.
The float basically was reduced to about 1-2% of the outstanding shares. That combined with a 12.5% short interest created a scenario that the short to float ration was 1200% percent.
https://moxreports.com/vw-infinity-squeeze/
I believe though I could be wrong that they need to be exercised by January 22nd.
I'm assuming it will cause a drop in prices early on because this is basically a doubling of the outstanding shares.
But the cashed raise is very important as they continue to expand in hopefully a similar fashion to IIPR
Food delivery is going to be massive regardless.
The issue is that the costs of these services to the restaurants needs to go down drastically. Many restaurants operate on razor thin margins.
This could hurt the margins on these type of companies as it's not sustainable long term for most restaurants to use it.
If the overall food delivery becomes massive as time goes on ,what stops restaurant chains from building out their own apps or delivery systems and cutting our these companies. Domino's is killing it with that model.
It's a catch 22. The restaurants too small to create their own delivery systems can't sustain on fee charged long term and the ones who could have the ability to absorb the fee could also have the ability to build out their own delivery systems.
Plus in terms of DASH being valued more than the rest of the food apps combined is major issue. Many people are going to get burned bad here. IMHO.
I've been in the restaurant business for quite some time and I'm speaking mostly on expirence so take it with a grain of salt
I wouldn't call it a great price. It's up over 100% from just October.
I got in last fall and have a little left and plan to hold for the long term.
NIO is going to have to raise tons of cash from time to time I've the next few years.
The only savior here is the large stake owned by Tencent.
As you can see in the chart , this company was just mentioned on fox
That would entail Tencent giving up their massive stake in NIO?
I could be wrong , but it doesn't seem likely due to Tesla already having a large presence in China , I cannot see where the upside would be in buying a company for between 50-100b dollars that has an inferior product
Ending the corporate bond buying program could be signifigant for the markets
Kinda feels like late February.
The only thing is that major catalysts like FDA emergency approval of the vaccine may keep the market propped up a little bit and keep shorts at bay.
Even though it's already priced in.