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Anyone know how to prevent the image looking like a link? Had a great thing going selling put spreads but it looks like $PL has some promise. Haven't been posting for a while but thought you guys might appreciate this. submitted by /u/C0nstant_Regret [link] [comments]
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A few years ago, I turned $50k into $1.7 million in the stock market. It wasn’t luck; it was a combination of research, timing, and the kind of guts that only beginners seem to have. At first, I couldn’t believe it—watching my portfolio grow felt surreal. I started imagining all the things I’d do with that money: paying off family debts, upgrading my quality of life, and securing my future. For a brief moment, I felt invincible. But then came the fatal flaw: I married the stock. I believed in it so deeply that I couldn’t bring myself to sell. Every dip felt temporary, every warning sign ignorable. “It’ll bounce back,” I told myself. “This stock is different.” Spoiler: it wasn’t. The market corrected, and in a few months, my $1.7...
Yes. First of all I am alive. Secondly as many of you know my last trade with MSTR blew up, i stubbornly held until i cut the position for 20k. Lot of hate messages and lot of love I read. Well im alright. I obviously regret not taking a break after I hit the 1M balance. No fkn shit. But it is what it is. Im a retard through and through. Currently still have 150k in my checkings that I do not intend on re injecting. Will attach history of my RH transactions, strictly have only been withdrawing and not depositing like many of you are wondering. I dont have it in me to lose this still sizeable amount. I need to have something to show for my once in a lifetime god run lol. That being said, the 20k i have left in my checkings I intend to...
The stock is currently due for a major correction and is only propped up because of election hype and corn. Position: 4 $300P 6/20/25 @ 27.95 entry submitted by /u/bringbacktruth [link] [comments]
local stores are consistently busy, and the brand is a favorite, which is a positive sign. However, I have concerns about whether the brand can maintain its popularity, especially if trends shift or kids gravitate toward something new. Competition from cheaper alternatives and the long lifespan of Crocs for adults, which may reduce repeat purchases, could pose challenges over time. 1. Low Valuation Multiples: Crocs is currently trading at a price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of about 8.06, significantly lower than the average P/E ratio in the consumer discretionary sector. Additionally, its price-to-sales (P/S) ratio of 1.62 and price-to-free-cash-flow (P/FCF) ratio of 6.90 suggest the stock is priced attractively relative to its revenue...
PLTR disclosed that it has received FedRAMP Advanced Authorization for its Palantir Federal Cloud Service (PFCS) and Palantir Federal Cloud Service-Support Service (PFCS-SS) FedRAMP is a government-wide initiative designed to facilitate the adoption of secure cloud services by federal agencies by providing a standardized approach to security and risk assessment This authorization covers all of Palantir's products, including AIP, Apollo, Foundry, Gotham, FedStart, and Mission Manager, enabling the company to provide the government with FedRAMP Advanced compliance for these services This authorization augments Palantir's previous FedRAMP Intermediate, DoD IL5 and IL6 authorizations, allowing the government to process highly sensitive...
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Hey, I don't know why more people aren't talking about this, so here I go doing my best to articulate how excited I am for this stock. What the hell is it? Autolus Therapeutics is a biopharmaceutical company specializing in CAR-T cell therapies aimed at treating various cancers. Their flagship product, Aucatzyl (obecabtagene autoleucel), targets relapsed or refractory B-cell precursor acute lymphoblastic leukemia (r/r B-ALL). Recent Developments FDA Approval: On November 8, 2024, the FDA approved Aucatzyl for adult patients with r/r B-ALL, marking a significant milestone for the company. (Yahoo Finance) Clinical Data Publication: The New England Journal of Medicine published data from the pivotal Phase 1b/2 FELIX study of Aucatzyl...
Started a short position in Nvidia. Thoughts? submitted by /u/TellZealousideal6431 [link] [comments]
As 2025 approaches, the countdown is on for the release of a number of new Apple products. According to reports, Apple will bring a series of anticipated new products in the spring of 2025, covering a number of popular product lines such as the iPhone SE, iPad and MacBook Air. Are investors ready for a new “super cycle”? Monday, $ Apple (AAPL.US)$ closed up 0.95%, shares rose to $ 239.59, hitting a new record high, the total market capitalization exceeded 3.62 trillion U.S. dollars, regaining the first global market value throne, compared with the second place of the NVIDIA has been higher than 250 billion U.S. dollars. This year, Apple's cumulative increase of 25.06%...
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The quarterly rebalancing of the S&P is around the corner and usually there will be a couple of removals and additions on the list. Looking at the requirements to be part of the index as well as the worst performing stocks this year, there’s one particular company which likely will be removed: Walgreens Boots Alliance (WBA). Why? dying business model YTD return of -65% a lot of debt, bad current ratio etc. negative earnings And this list could go on and on, but do your own research. It’s hard to find arguments in favour of a turn around for the company My play: WBA $14 PUT (January 17th) 🖨️🖨️🖨️🖨️ I’m just a degen who gets lucky on some bold predictions from time to time, this is not financial advice. submitted by...
The news sounds scary, but it's just the president declaring martial law because he's upset that his opposition won, and because they are launching a corruption investigation into him/his wife, so he's trying to paint them as North Korea supporters. There's no actual emergency, North Korea hasn't done anything, it's just lame duck president stirring up trouble. South Korean markets were already insanely cheap before this dip, trading at 11-12x earnings, compared to 31x earnings for the US markets. Positions: Buying EWY today submitted by /u/skilliard7 [link] [comments]
I've been looking into the historical PE ratio of the SP500, to get an overall indication of how the market was during each year and how it faired leading up to a crash. From the 50s up until the 90s the SP500 PE ratio was fluctuating between 10-20. Before the dotcom bubble bursting the PE ratio was almost 30 (and then it went up not because the prices went up, but because the earnings went down due to the bubble bursting). Same thing before the 2008 crash, Lehman Brothers went bankrupt in Sep 2008 and the PE ratio was trending around 28 points before that. Then the PE ratio was corrected and until 2016 it was below 20 points again. Finally we can see that in the last 5 years the PE ratio has been inflated and trends between 20 - 25...

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