Stoney, You are so insecure. I'm not being "unsupportive", but I do point out when you are being delusional. Like the remark above, you were going on this weekend about all of the day's volume on Friday traded in the last 10 minutes. You claimed it was a computer attack. And we the readers here were so lucky to have you because only you spotted it. This: I merely told you that those eod volume spike happens daily, and more so on Fridays because of weekly opex. This is not me being "stupid and ill-informed". It's you being too insecure to come out and admit you're wrong. Like your "I'm the greatest market timer" bs. I mean... you're not. Here's a 10 day, 10 minute chart of total volume on the S&P. As you can plainly see, the last 10 minutes on Friday was no different than any other day, and nearly exactly the same as the prior Friday's. Your observation that "only you and someone else" saw this great event was wrong. It didn't exist. And yet I'm "stupid" and "unsupportive" for pointing this out when you act like a fool bragging about it? You had some great stock picks this week, MoonRiver or whatever it was, a few others.. I'll give you kudos all day long... but these non-stop daily proclamations of your greatness and perfection are not only wrong, they're very unbecoming of someone who portends to manage millions. So knock off the silliness and I think you'll find I'll be less "unsupportive" of your efforts here.
Stoney I bought $4000 worth of BDTX in Robinhood before heading to the gym and doc. Paid $3.55, you think I should sell? Is $6.40 right? It’s a dumb error, was not thinking and just looked now
Gm Gm-- I gave this name out yesterday and it was dead most of the day. Interesting action later on as the day played on. I don't know this name it's not Quantum computing, it's a biotech that Cathie Wood recently bought. Quantum-Si incorporated (QSI)<-- Watch NasdaqGM - NasdaqGM Real Time Price. 1.6000+0.0800 (+5.26%) At close: June 27 04:00PM EDT 1.6400 +0.04 (+2.50%) Pre-Market: 04:41AM EDT
It's last two minutes Van and not 10. And it's 40% on the entire day's volume.>> I'm the one with wax in the ears. Jesus I know you never pay so whatever I will pay you and I will. Lets wait a Friday in case the computers are programmed for this but go back to any Friday earlier this year or in a week check and show me one time 40% of the entire days vol is traded in TWO minutes<-- Do that and you win a nice prize. I'll mail you something. It has not happened and it indicates something for those that are willing to open their eyes<--- AI attacked.
Speaking of AI.. Long anticipated cut back to China-! No AI for you! This has been in the works for a while. These chip companies thought hey could sell dumb downed AI chips, early generation stuff to China non stop.. No more. Buried a bit deeper is some " cloud " talk and that's a huge threat to MSFT. When we take away cloud access if we can... China I am happy to say is ten years behind. Yup we finally got a jump on the dragon. They cannot make the AI chips. SORRY!
I want to focus on ALIT today> I hashed this idea out and we forgot it.// Alight (ALIT) Now look at Alight, a tech company that operates in a niche called BPaaS (Business Process as a Service). This refers to the outsourcing of various business processes to a cloud-based service provider and allows organizations to streamline their operations and leverage specialized expertise. Alight offers a wide range of HR and financial solutions that can be delivered through a cloud-based platform with its services catering to different industries, with a strong focus on wealth, human resources and health. These solutions include benefits administration, payroll processing, talent management, and more. All are provided by the company’s flagship Worklife platform, which makes use of data analytics and AI. The company notched a major milestone in its latest readout, for 1Q23, by exceeding $1.5 billion in cumulative BPaaS bookings, nine months earlier than it had anticipated. In the quarter, Alight saw a top-line of $831 million, amounting to a 14.6% year-over-year increase and outpacing the analysts’ forecast by $27.35 million. On the bottom-line, adj. EPS of $0.13 edged ahead of the Street’s call by $0.01. And looking ahead, for the full year, the company is guiding for revenue between $3.47 billion to $3.51 billion (growth of 11% to 12%), at the midpoint, better than consensus at $3.48 billion. While ALIT shares have gained 9% year-to-date, that is actually a poor return compared to the NASDAQ’s 30% increase. “Following the kick-off of its 2023 product roadmap and Alight Worklife’s launch, the company is in a great position to capitalize on the current market opportunity while investing continuously into its go-to-market strategy and future product developments to expand its global footprint and complete its transformation,” Daniel Ives opined. “With a $73 billion TAM and a 2x revenue uplift opportunity in its install base as all clients are now on one platform as the company continues to see strong demand in its flagship Worklife offerings, we believe the company is in a great position to keep capturing market share and be one of the top players in the ERP (enterprise resource planning) landscape,” the top analyst went on to add. These comments underpin Ives’ Outperform (i.e. Buy) rating on ALIT, which is backed by a $14 price target. This suggests the stock will deliver returns of 54% over the next 12 months. /////////////////////////////////////////// ALIT-$
I re pushed some of the ALIT info I had turned up-- This came out of a Blackstone SPAC and now we have shown in a way SPACS are back.
Interesting: Stellantis reports 10.6% stake in Archer Aviation » 17:48 STLA, ACHR There is a quiet economic number bankruptcies: and in the last 2 weeks the number has spiked dramatically to levels we have not seen sine 08'. Is the economy about to have the bottom fall out?
Well here's the last 2 minutes. 86M shares. 6B+ for the day. Last 2 minutes represented less than 1.5% Soooo.... maybe check your source. No need for a prize, but thank you anyway.