I hope you read my post on China yesterday. I was dead on. That's exactly how people are perceiving things now. RIOTS = GOOD Now what? WED IS THE TRIGGER DAY-- Papa Powell speaks. Will he be dour bad man and ruin Christmas? I have some order flow analysis that says yesterday retail sold and institutions bought... you know what usually happens after that. If Powell can just admit certain parts of inflation are falling and somehow stop focusing on the jobs market. This is he real problem now. These tech jobs they don't show up as unemployed, they don't even say they're out of work until their special benefits and options vet- and eventually are used up. They go on long vacations and yoga retreats it's not like areal person getting unemployed and it has no effect on the economy. The Fed is spending to much focus on Jobs. Some indication by Powell that he is looking at a broader picture coupled with some statement that inflation is slowing..that should be enough to set off Santa's Rally!
Don't lie? About what? Beam? You made that post pre-market and it was $17.25 when you made it. It's up a dollar and change. But of course you waited 3-1/2 hours after that post and bought at the low of the day, $16, at 12:30PM? Ok whatever. Planet Fitness: "Idea... Gyms are back". Do a search for how many times you write the word "idea" followed by a stock. So it goes up, 2 weeks later and you claim genius? come on Stoney. Here I'll do it Idea #1: AMZN Down 10% Like I said Stoney... Ying and Yang. We won't even mention the S&P But if it jumps the same amount tomorrow and the next day that it dropped yesterday and today... omg... won't we hear about it. Nobody's lying here Stoney, just pointing out that for every winner, you have a loser. Just like everyone else. So quit with the bragging unless you eat the humble pie too. PRVB---> Down 8.8% -> case closed.
IDEA #2---> PANW $169.27 Pin action off Crowdstrike. Top tech talent now in abundance in Silicon Valley. The savant predicts salaries will drop as supply/demand kicks in. Good for PANW operating margins.
IDEA #3 FNF---> $39.50 Fidelity National Oversold on housing fears. Largest title insurance company in America. Rock solid balance sheet. Low PE 4.5% dividend. Strong support at the 100 dma of $39
About what? Beam? You made that post pre-market and it was $17.25 \Yes Beam I got you in at $16.60 I know! And I never use pre ,market that]s for losers I have been on this name forever man wake up!]] Stop The Lies. I'm sick of you always bitching. Jesus where's my TY for YY!-?
Van you did the same thing the other day came on screaming about EE a stk the children are happily up $2 in .. You sound like a jealous fire man? Don't do it you bring yourself down. Today same thing with Provention... when are you going to learn. I'm just going to come back and rub your face in it. Here too you lied again you know we are in at $7.90. I simply said it was revving and about to break out that was my impression.. You added the I told you to buy part. Buy when I buy / sell when I sell and you'll do just fine. Strap it on Van. Common don't end the thread this way. Be creative! I have that energy stk of yours (down $1) in the portfolio and ManU! Please-! get back to not being desperate and just coming up with good ideas. Remember Bitches Get Twitches<------- If I do it you better come along! $$$$$$$$$$$$//
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Analyst Upgrade Of The Day! & GBA Earn Play For Dec 5--> GITLAB BofA ups GitLab target to $78 with survey suggesting Q3 beat 14:08 GTLB BofA analyst Koji Ikeda raised the firm's price target on GitLab to $78 from $76 and keeps a Buy rating on the shares. The stock in afternoon trading is down 27c to $38.58. Recent survey results suggest installed-base spending intentions on GitLab "should remain relatively healthy" in 2023, Ikeda tells investors in a research note. The analyst says this increases confidence that the "strong beat-and-raise trend" the business has been displaying since the initial public offering should continue when GitLab reports fiscal Q3 results on December 5. Of the 213 GitLab users surveyed, 56% plan to increase spending in 2023, compared to 33% that plan to decrease spending, notes Ikeda. He views this as a positive heading into next year and believes the survey results suggest "there is still plenty of white space for GitLab to expand within its installed-base."