Scholarship table
Buy ARKK and get a free Peleton
The most "exciting" kinds of stocks I buy are AMZN, GOOGL, FB, MSFT and AAPL. I mostly buy blue-chip, dividend-growing companies. So it's interesting hearing these growthier or "speccier" names y'all are discussing.Market well off today's low. I'll be waiting for TSmith to ring the bell to let me know when we've actually hit a bottom!
Market well off today's low. I'll be waiting for TSmith to ring the bell to let me know when we've actually hit a bottom!
does the peleton come with a free AED and some nitroglycerin tabs
Judging by tech lately, give it a day or two and buy. People were loading up on PYPL today
$FB & $SPOT are getting taken to the woodshed and obliterated after hours, yikes.
Who was loading up on PYPL today? Stock got murdered, down 25%. Selling ruled the day. It's even down another 2% after hours.
Lot of longer term calls being snatch up. Often front runs bigger positions by funds or an activist. Would not be shocked to see an Icahn type insert themselves into the stock in the next few weeks
Once again, this moronic market ignores all sorts of actual fundamental shakiness (inflation, growth numbers, etc...) but then the markets freaks out and sheds tons of points due to macro black swans and the declines occur and people pretend its cause of those fundamentals
Inflation, aina?
"Cathie Wood’s flagship fund Ark Innovation ETF (ARKK) is down 30% year-to-date and is more wildly volatile than practically any fund on the market. So when Wood was invited onto CNBC’s Halftime Report, she took it as an opportunity to defend the fund and its deflated price, now down to $68.80 from its peak of $155 a year ago.“We’ve had a significant decline,” Wood said, adding "we do believe innovation is in the bargain basement territory." She noted that while her ETF wasn't performing at its best, her stocks were still "way undervalued" and the recent fund loss was only temporary. Then Zoom gave her 10 minutes to wrap up the interview as the call's 40 free minutes were almost up.Having Zoom ask if she were "Running out of time?" was probably not a good look for Wood, who has been rapidly buying up shares in Zoom and other tech companies that have dipped since their pandemic heights. Zoom, along with Wood's other big tech holdings in Teladoc Health, Roku, and Roblox, are all down between 20% and 40% year-to-date as fears of rising interest and inflation rates have depressed tech shares."https://finance.yahoo.com/news/cathie-wood-went-tv-defend-124127728.html
Salesperson bordering on con artist.