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Crappy numbers reported on ezgo:
JIANGSU, CHINA, August 7, 2023 -- EZGO Technologies Ltd. (Nasdaq: EZGO) (“EZGO” or “we”, “our”, or the “Company”), a leading short-distance transportation solutions provider in China, today announced its unaudited financial results for the six months ended March 31, 2023.
Financial Highlights (all results compared to the prior year period unless otherwise noted)
? Revenues were $5.2 million, a decrease of 14.4%
? Units sold of e-bicycle reached 20,479, a decrease of 21.1%
? Units sold of batteries and battery packs reached 8,964, a decrease of 24.2%
? Gross margin was 3.5%, compared with 4.7%
? Net loss was $5.0 million, compared with $2.7 million
? The Company has cash and cash equivalents of approximately $2.3 million at March 31, 2023, compared to approximately $4.4 million at September 30, 2022
What a rollercoaster - I hate rollercoasters.
Trading like a diluted pig.
back in ezgo - wish i wasn't - bought .27 - down 85% now - unreal
yes
Different company? This one is a Chinese co.
GREAT CALL! Thank you!!! I'm all out so it should go back up to a buck now!
That is some huge drop on ezgo 80%
ottoman
Re: cintrix post# 6133
Wednesday, September 06, 2023 10:32:34 AM
Post# of 6134
yep. btw, I'm in EZGO down 76.4% on offering at $1.13 I think. stock price .43. I'll edit this post to remove in a few minutes, as it's not relevant to this board
I can't post on bounce board :(
It is??? What a bunch of morons! They have hired so many people who have no experience. This guy told me that it is a new rule and that they require 25k in all margin accounts now regardless of whether you day trade or not.
Yeah what the heck with this 25k minimum? Is that an actual new rule or is it a new rule with Etrade. Why should they put a 25k limit on margin if you aren't daytrading? And what kind of bs is it where they pick and choose who they will lift restrictions from?
Eturd is the pits of the world. This account that I have had for years fell under 25k over the past few months. I had taken most of the money out of it when I changed over to Schwab. As a result they flagged the account and sent me emails stating that I could no longer day trade in the account or they would restrict it. Fair enough. I made it a point not to daytrade out of this account anymore while it was under 25k and would buy something eod and then get rid of it the next day. Did my day-trading exclusively with Schwab. Worked fine.
Until it didn't!
On 7/29 I went to purchase something and I got the "your account has been restricted to placing closing orders only." Looked at all my trades to make sure I didn't accidentally day trade something which I didn't. Called them up and was informed that there are new rules now that even if you don't day trade and you have a margin account you have to keep it above 25k. Never heard of this new rule.
So I told them to switch the account to a cash account since I wasn't day trading it anymore. They did it and the next day everything was fixed and I was able to purchase new positions again.
Until I wasn't!
Morgan Stanley did their account transition from the old Etrade account numbers this past weekend. Somehow when they transferred this account it stayed a cash account but with a minimum equity call against it as if it were still margin. So they once again put the account back on restriction where I can't purchase even though it is officially a cash account.
Called yesterday and the broker assured me that it had to do with the account transition and they are fixing it and I should be good to go in 30 minutes. Well it didn't happen. Waited until this morning to see if the restriction was lifted and it is still there.
Called them today and they tell me that the rep from yesterday was wrong and it could take a few days because the margin department is so swamped and over loaded with problems they need to fix. I asked for some type of credit for the inconvenience and I was refused.
Only good thing I could report from Eturd was their phone response is getting better - no waiting for an hour anymore.
Mine has been ok all morning. No problems here.
Love that band!!!!
AMBA down 18% - forecast fell short of expectations
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Here is another one from a site:
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Read the iBox - no stock picks on this board. If you would like a list of AI tickers I can post that for you but we do not allow stock picks.
Yep! Exactly! There are still people who don't use smart phones so I guess they still have to offer an alternative.
Got to this page: https://us.etrade.com/security-center/securityid#tab_1
Sign into your account and order the hardware token. You see that pic of that black token? It's the size of a key lengthwise. It's free. Nothing to download. You get that gadget and after you put your user name and password in and it asks for a code, you press the button on that token and enter the code that comes up. This device is actually old school. It's been around for years - before cell phones were the big thing. I've been using it for years. They send you a new one every few years.
Wait, not following. You couldn't log into Etrade because they wanted a code? Don't they give you that as an option for additional security? I don't like their authentication code procedure because they require that you download a third party app. Why do they do that? Schwab just texts me the code every morning directly to my cell the same way most banks do. Instead of using that route, I use the Symantic key code gadget. Aren't they offering that anymore?
https://us.etrade.com/security-center/securityid#tab_1
called the Hardware Token
Not sure why all of a sudden you couldn't sign in and it was a fiasco. Has it been a long time since you logged in? Etrade has been a total disaster since Morgan Stanley took it over. And this weekend they are changing it up with all new account numbers - they are shutting it down the entire weekend to make the transition. Hope it won't be a disaster.
Might be a good idea to print out account info before they do this.
Did you get this email from Schwab? We're upping our trading game. thinkorswim is coming to Schwab.
Looking forward to see if I like Sink or Swim better than Eturd Pro! lol
MCOM all over the place today - for all you penny players
NVCR down 35% - ovarian cancer treatment failed to meet its primary endpoint.
You are so diplomatic! lol
As I told someone earlier in a pm - I don't touch those type of plays.
It's a beat! Holy cow, Batman!!!!!
GRI down 24%- went up on this news in pm and now down: company to sell its Adair legacy asset to Aardvark
Retail is tricky nowadays.
They also suspended their divvy, didn't they? 0949 ET - Foot Locker's suspension of its dividend will save the footwear retail more than $150 million on an annualized basis for as long as the pause button remains pushed. The $1.60 annual payout was equal to $38 million quarterly and offered a rich 6.9% yield based on Tuesday's closing price of $23.20. Foot Locker says it's looking for flexibility to fund investments as it pushes on with its "Lace Up" plan, which includes efforts to simplify its business and close underperforming stores. Foot Locker says it will give an update on its capital-allocation plans and longer-term financial targets when it reports 4Q results. Foot Locker tumbles 32% to $15.76. (colin.kellaher@wsj.com) (END) Dow Jones Newswires August 23, 2023 09:49 ET (13:49 GMT)
PTON down 30% Peloton Shares Plunge as It Warns of Continued Losses
Yes it will.
Keep your eye out for when this goes public:
Arm Has Ambitions to Be the Next Nvidia. Why the Battle for AI Is Key. -- Barrons.com NVDA
By Adam Clark
Arm Holdings is set to be the market's next big chip stock as it gears up for its public listing. The model for success is Nvidia but Arm is yet to prove that it is a leading player in artificial intelligence. Arm's regulatory filing ahead of its planned initial public offering on the Nasdaq hinted at its AI ambitions. It also disclosed that it was valued at around $64 billion in a recent stake sale involving its current owner SoftBank (ticker: 9984.Japan). The implied potential valuation is a hefty one for a company that generated $2.68 billion of revenue in its most recent fiscal year. It would imply an even richer price-to-revenue ratio than fellow semiconductor company Nvidia (NVDA) which trades at around 45 times its most recent annual sales. However, there are reasons to question whether Arm can garner a similar valuation to Nvidia, the market's current favorite play on the growth of AI. Whereas Nvidia sells graphics-processing units which have become the tool of choice for training AI systems, Arm's core strength is licensing designs for central processing units, or CPUs. Arm's CPUs are already used in running AI applications, especially in smartphones. While the wave of investment in AI technology has supercharged spending on chips for data centers, it's not clear how far or quickly that will translate to spending on higher-end chips for devices such as computers and smartphones. Meanwhile, Arm is heavily exposed to the smartphone market. Independent analyst Richard Windsor, who publishes Radio Free Mobile, wrote on Tuesday that Arm's profile looks more like smartphone chip specialist Qualcomm (QCOM) than Nvidia. While Nvidia stock has rocketed this year on AI excitement, Qualcomm has traded almost flat, held back by concerns about slowing smartphone sales. Windsor also said there were potential concerns about Arm's exposure to China. The company's sales in the country are handled by Arm China, a separate company which operates independently and is majority-owned by Chinese investors. Arm has a minority interest in the Chinese business via SoftBank. "Arm's risk profile in China is as great if not greater than Qualcomm's especially when it comes to geopolitical sensitivities around the transfer of intellectual property into China," Windsor wrote. Arm said in its filing that China accounted for around 25% of its revenue in its most recent fiscal year, up from 18% the preceding year. In comparison, Nvidia generated 21% of its revenue from China over the last 12 months, according to FactSet. "In a downcycle year for smartphones and semis, [Arm's] flat year-on-year revenues seem fine, while margin expansion suggests R&D/ headcount investments are paying off now. More interestingly though, China revenue concentration is rising -- an increasingly risky backdrop given geopolitics," analysts at Macquarie wrote in a research note. Write to Adam Clark at adam.clark@barrons.com This content was created by Barron's, which is operated by Dow Jones & Co. Barron's is published independently from Dow Jones Newswires and The Wall Street Journal. (END) Dow Jones Newswires August 22, 2023 07:30 ET (11:30 GMT) Copyright (c) 2023 Dow Jones & Company, Inc.
HE Hawaiian Electric in restructuring talks after Maui fires - someone will probably make and offer and buy them out, no? It's the main electric co in all of Hawaii - serves 95%. Still watching but not in.
This one is for you, Pete. SPGC golf stock down 84% from huge ipo move of yesterday.
HE still plummeting - now down 27% - may be responsible for Hawaii fires
Darn I traded amd last week - bought up a bunch real low on wed and sold for around four bucks higher on thursday - I planned on buying it buying it back at the open this morning and I put the order in for too low and it didn't fill. Same with nvda - had order in at open but too low and now it is up 21 bucks.
you hate semis
AMD down almost 4% - yummy!!!
PALI down 67% Shares of Palisade Bio plummeted after the company said a study of its treatment for post-surgical abdominal adhesions didn't achieve its primary efficacy endpoint.