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Stock Market Era |OT3| Nobody expects the Spanish Inflation!
- Thread starter Sheepinator
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I'm going to hold on to Starbucks for now, but the news coming in this morning doesn't sound good. The execs don't want to lower prices as a way to increase customers and are instead blaming "speed of service" and "occasional customers pulling back on spending" as reasons for their nearly historic dip.
Maybe they're starting to lose business to local coffee shops who charge less and have better tasting drinks. But to completely disregard lowering prices as a way to bring back customers is ridiculous.
Maybe they're starting to lose business to local coffee shops who charge less and have better tasting drinks. But to completely disregard lowering prices as a way to bring back customers is ridiculous.
everyone thinks apple will be horrible so watch the numbers not be as bad as expected and the stock goes green (like tesla)
or it'll crash like sbux cause china china china 🤷♂️
or it'll crash like sbux cause china china china 🤷♂️
Nah, it will stay flat like MSFT. Fuck your puts, fuck your calls...
Edit: My vote: Up < 4% :P
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NEW POLL
Just three hours!
Apple options market is suggesting a move of about $6, about 3.5%.
The stock is right at the 50ma today, which has been steadily declining. Likely some support and resistance at $165 and $180, which is also around where the options market is predicting the post-earnings move.
Just three hours!
Apple options market is suggesting a move of about $6, about 3.5%.
The stock is right at the 50ma today, which has been steadily declining. Likely some support and resistance at $165 and $180, which is also around where the options market is predicting the post-earnings move.
Apple down less than 4%, like they always are.
Would be nice to see this for a change after earnings.
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LOL, Apple low growth, buying EPS with buybacks as usual.
Revenue down 4%.
iPhone sales down 9%.
China sales down 8%.
"the company announced it was authorizing an additional $110 billion for share repurchases and increased its dividend to $0.25 per share."
finance.yahoo.com
Revenue down 4%.
iPhone sales down 9%.
China sales down 8%.
"the company announced it was authorizing an additional $110 billion for share repurchases and increased its dividend to $0.25 per share."
Apple beats Q2 estimates, as iPhone sales decline 10%
Apple reported better than expected Q2 earnings, as iPhone sales fell 10% year-over-year.
When you're one of the most cash flow positive corporations on the planet you can get away with this lolLOL, Apple low growth, buying EPS with buybacks as usual.
Revenue down 4%.
iPhone sales down 9%.
China sales down 8%.
"the company announced it was authorizing an additional $110 billion for share repurchases and increased its dividend to $0.25 per share."
Apple beats Q2 estimates, as iPhone sales decline 10%
Apple reported better than expected Q2 earnings, as iPhone sales fell 10% year-over-year.
sold the extra shares i grabbed during this last dip to raise more dry powder
buying apple dips never lost me money, EVER 🤗
buying apple dips never lost me money, EVER 🤗
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the buyback they announced, just the buy back amount (110 billion) is bigger than Boeing or GM and Ford combined
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Wow up $10 after-hours, thank you lunchbox lol. Hopefully it holds tomorrow.
erm, i can't guarantee that friend. i sold at 184 the batch i bought in the 160s and 70s
Coinbase smashing analyst expectations like this tell me that none of them have learned anything over the past 4 years (since the last BTC halving cycle).
Do they understand how Coinbase makes money? Lol...
Or maybe they are still being cautious
To top it off - they keep getting wins every time other large exchange engage in activities to off themselves (i.e. see Binance, Kraken, and Gemini fuck ups).
If people end up most comfortable with using Coinbase out of all of them, they will eat up all the activity during this cycle.
Do they understand how Coinbase makes money? Lol...
Or maybe they are still being cautious
To top it off - they keep getting wins every time other large exchange engage in activities to off themselves (i.e. see Binance, Kraken, and Gemini fuck ups).
If people end up most comfortable with using Coinbase out of all of them, they will eat up all the activity during this cycle.
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Too bad for any S&P500 folks that the index lacks Coinbase exposure. Suckers.
If only you'd played the Vermont Saxophone, at .1%!
In other news, I'm sad that googling "DJT" no longer has a strong tendency to bring up a chart of the Dow Jones Transportation Average.
If only you'd played the Vermont Saxophone, at .1%!
Fun fact Friday!
Vanguard's S&P index ETF ticker symbols are silly faux Roman numerals.
Typically, the Roman numeral representation of the number 500 is "D." So, it could make sense to use "D" as the ticker symbol for an S&P500 index ETF. However, single-letter ticker symbols are discouraged, and Vanguard likes to signify their funds with the letter "V."
So, "VOO" - the ticker symbol for Vanguard's S&P500 ETF - is the Roman numeral for "5" followed by a couple of O's representing the zeroes in "500."
Similarly, Vanguard uses "VIOO" as their S&P600 ticker, and "IVOO" for their S&P400 ticker.
Vanguard's S&P index ETF ticker symbols are silly faux Roman numerals.
Typically, the Roman numeral representation of the number 500 is "D." So, it could make sense to use "D" as the ticker symbol for an S&P500 index ETF. However, single-letter ticker symbols are discouraged, and Vanguard likes to signify their funds with the letter "V."
So, "VOO" - the ticker symbol for Vanguard's S&P500 ETF - is the Roman numeral for "5" followed by a couple of O's representing the zeroes in "500."
Similarly, Vanguard uses "VIOO" as their S&P600 ticker, and "IVOO" for their S&P400 ticker.
In other news, I'm sad that googling "DJT" no longer has a strong tendency to bring up a chart of the Dow Jones Transportation Average.
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I made a thread about the job numbers in OT. No response. Seems topics are only created when positive economic data is released. Past 7 YC inversion led to a recession with no false flags.
I got too comfortable slowly DCAing down into stuff I've been buying. This will probably be the type of morning where I'll be annoyed when price keeps moving past my limit orders
Your OT title is too specific for the general audience.
You need something like the Yahoo headline: April jobs report shows hiring and wage growth slow as unemployment unexpectedly jumps.
Most era members don't care about stocks or yields.
*quietly sells and takes profit*
don't look my way, keep pumping
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