Didn't you suggest buying this north of $20 and didn't I call it a short? In the end Stoney, as I have said a million times before.... a business is a business is a business. You post one earlier today, I forget which stock, I'll look... but the question is... when will they make money? Now that is not to say stupid money won't buy in near term, they are doing it every day on a myriad of stocks, but just as this example proves albeit a SPAC which I am guilty of too.... in time a business' marketcap will reflect its true vale. There's no free rides, only suckers. Now this stock, REKR.. odds are it has bottomed, but you'll need a 20 bagger to get back to your original buy recommendation.
REKR went from $22 to less than $3 Motorolla went from $140 to $291 Now, do you still want to mock my granny style stock picks? The ones that don't jump 5% in one day.... just to give it back a short time later.... that you mock me about? Schwab reports tomorrow.... heaven forbid the stock drops back to $50. >>>> That's what I thought. read my quote below.... #1 for a reason> teaching the art of long term wealth building to the children worldwide via the importance of the lemonaide stand analogy. All for free right here on ET. ~case closed.
Watch AIR get sold off tomorrow..... anything below $52..... BUY BUY BUY And then hold. It closed at $58ish.
Good Morning GM- Boy Jimmy really went after Cathie on his show!!! That's ok-- Wood also said that Tesla, ARKK’s top holding, is the “biggest AI-play opportunity out there.” She told Bloomberg Radio in a later interview that her best new investment idea is in Teradyne Inc., a company that designs semiconductor test products and services.
In Jimbos take down he compared Cathie to Blackrock & Fink not exactly fair... BlackRock Appoints CEO of Oil Giant Aramco to Its Board (Bloomberg) -- BlackRock Inc. has named Saudi Aramco Chief Executive Officer Amin Nasser to its board, underscoring the asset manager’s commitment to the oil industry in the middle of a highly politicized debate about its role in ESG investing. Nasser has led the world’s biggest oil producer since 2015, including overseeing its public listing, and provides BlackRock with “a unique perspective” on key issues facing the company and its clients, CEO Larry Fink said Monday in an emailed statement. BlackRock and Fink, 70, have been criticized by both sides of the political divide over ESG investing after promoting the strategy as a way to help the global economy respond to climate change. Environmental advocates have slammed the firm for continuing to pile capital into the fossil fuel industry, while some Republicans have accused BlackRock of peddling a “woke” agenda that they say is at odds with American capitalism. It’s “a very cunning move,” said Sasja Beslik, chief investment officer at NextGen ESG in Japan. Bringing Nasser onto BlackRock’s board “partly signals that we need oil and gas at the table if we are to make this transition work,” he said. But the move also “protects BlackRock from vultures questioning its public ESG stance, which in practice was never hard core.” At times, Nasser has taken issue with the ESG movement, warning in February that an increased focus on environmental, social and governance metrics was undermining investment in oil and gas to the point of posing a threat to global energy security.
The movies have been bad. Really bad. The box office is hurting really hurting.It wouldbe a shame to make it through Covid and then lose out theaters due to streaming and bad entertainment. Enough with the damn super hero movies they all suck! Now big pressure on a little girl who is plastic... Q- Can Barbie Save Movies as we know them-?
It's Barbie's world — and we're all living in it. Mattel (MAT) and Warner Bros. Discovery's (WBD) "Barbie" movie is one of the most anticipated releases of the summer — fueled by an intense marketing push that has included billboards in Times Square, Airbnb listings, and brand collaborations with companies ranging from Burger King (QSR) to Crocs (CROX). The "Barbiecore" explosion, as it's been dubbed, has led to heightened expectations surrounding ticket sales for the upcoming film, which is set to make its US debut on July 21. Current industry estimates call for a "Barbie" debut between $80 million and $100 million with Box Office Pro expectations set even higher between $115 million and $155 million. Warner Bros. is much more conservative at $60 million. Although headlines have focused on the boost the $100 million-budget film could provide toy maker and "Barbie" producer Mattel, it also comes at an important inflection point for distributor Warner Bros. Discovery, which has seen a string of box office disappointments as of late. WBD's "The Flash" bombed in its theatrical debut last month following an equally disappointing debut of "Shazam! Fury Of The Gods" in the spring. Those double-whammy disappointments have added to concerns surrounding the future of the DC film franchise, which has struggled compared to Disney's Marvel Cinematic Universe. The stakes are high even outside of the superhero genre.Paramount's "Mission Impossible 7" — despite nabbing a new franchise record — saw its $80 million debut fall short of $90 million expectations this past weekend. Paramount Global (PARA) stock fell more than 4% on Monday as a result. If "Barbie" fails to surpass expectations as well, it will flash a warning sign about the vitality of the box office — and add further pain to Warner Bros.' film business. "This is, sort of, the double-edged sword that sometimes the marketing is so good that it overshadows the movie," Marcus Collins, professor of marketing at the University of Michigan's Ross School of Business, told Yahoo Finance Live. "People get so enamored, so excited about the marketing for the movie that they never show up at the theater." Collins added marketing excitement relative to purchase intent gives him "a little bit of pause" regarding ticket sales as the bulk of questions on Google Search center on the film's promotion — not the movie, per se. "Since the core product is the movie, that should draw a little bit of pause for the folks who are putting this thing in the world," he said. Ryan Gosling, left, and Margot Robbie pose for photographers upon arrival at the premiere of the film 'Barbie' on Wednesday, July 12, 2023, in London. (Scott Garfitt/Invision/AP) There could be other headwinds for the film beyond oversaturation on the marketing side. According to Box Office Pro, challenges include families not showing up due to the movie's more mature focus in addition to a low number of premium screens showing the movie, with "Oppenheimer" and "Mission Impossible 7" dominating that space throughout July. "That not only lowers Barbie's potential average ticket prices, but — as audiences increasingly favor a premium viewing experience — could have a negative impact on attendance," Box Office Pro chief analyst Shawn Robbins wrote. Another hurdle could be the stoppage of red-carpet events, press junkets, and promotional interviews on the heels of last week's SAG-AFTRA strike, which could negatively impact yet-to-be-released titles. Luckily for "Barbie," though, the film was able to complete the majority of its marketing campaign ahead of the strike announcement.
I wish Vz was not on vacation! we caught a lion by the tail yesterday!!! The ole' slow rollout 2 day release of earnings more companies should do this!!! YES Rekor Systems To Deliver Record Q2 2023 Revenue of Over $8.0 Million, Marking Exceptional Growth of More Than 110% vs. Q2 2022 and An Increase in Excess of 30% vs. Q1 2023-!! Rekor Systems, Inc. REKR +9.52% Watchlist Company will announce the full financial results for the second quarter of 2023 on Tuesday, August 15, 2023, after market close COLUMBIA, MD / ACCESSWIRE / July 17, 2023 / Rekor Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ:REKR) ("Rekor" or the "Company"), a global AI technology company, a leader in providing the intelligent infrastructure solutions that are making the world's roadways safer, greener and more efficient, today announced that it expects to report gross revenue exceeding $8.0 million for the second quarter of 2023 as compared to $3.7 million the same period last year, which represents growth of more than 110% and in excess of 30% growth over Q1 2023.
It's not my sixth 40% gainer but would you take 20% in two days.... Rekor Systems, Inc. (REKR) NasdaqCM - NasdaqCM Real Time Price. 2.9900+0.2600 (+9.52%) At close: July 17 04:00PM EDT 3.2400 +0.25 (+8.36%)<---------- Pre-Market: 07:26AM EDT