DOCN IS INTERESTING // I'm just starting to do my chart work but $36--$38 would be my target. I am placing this in more accounts this upcoming week. Need to look at money flow and buy vol etc.
Van start to gather AI names... I'm staying away from the obvious C3. they are very reliant on an single oil and gas customer.. I think Baker Hughes.. also Co is run horribly. NVDA stands to gain. And others... TER? We need a list of tech companies that are going hog wild into AI... I think Data centers could be a play??
Last time I said "buy on weakness", and I forget which stock, but it was a great call too... you whined and cried about that too. Make up your mind Stoney. Like I said, I got ya in the ballpark with a great call. I missed it by $1.50. Whether you got a fill or not... see the bigger picture here. That was pretty damn precision. And you're TA... come on Stoney... you've been wrong on the S&P calls for the last 3 weeks. Not to mention EE, and PRVB.
More... Last time I said "buy on weakness", and I forget which stock, but it was a great call too... you whined and cried about that too. Make up your mind Stoney. What in the world are you talking about? That shoe stock? I feel like this is a one way street. I bought SNOW too on your recommendation is that the one you mean?
you've been wrong on the S&P calls for the last 3 weeks. Not to mention EE, and PRVB. We predicted the huge rally you missed because " things were looking down " lol. We have made a call for an up close to the year here-- are we just wishing I don't know- my work shows face ripping rally. EE is an energy stock they are getting creamed. What do you want me to do? Last I checked we were up over a buck on Provention... Do I have to check?
Maybe HD? I'm sure I didn't give you a hard time on that. I think I just said I liked TSCO better because I already owned it.
AI companies to watch include information technology services firms such as IBM, Accenture, and Epam Systems (EPAM).
Some companies have been aggressive making AI acquisitions. IBM (IBM) has bought at least five AI companies since mid-2020. They include Databand.ai, Turbonomic, ReaQta, MyInvenio and WDG Automation. Google-parent Alphabet (GOOGL) recently acquired Alter for $100 million, an AI avatar startup that enables brands and creators to express virtual identities. The acquisition is aimed at helping Google ramp up its content offerings and compete with other platforms like TikTok. Also, Google is in talks to invest at least $200 million into AI startup Cohere. Cohere creates natural language processing software that developers can then use to build AI applications for businesses, including tools for chatbots and other features that can understand human speech and text. Google's cloud division supplies the computing power needed for Cohere to train its software models.
I have to get a Christmas Tree... But here is one last little nugget -- Sentinel 1 uses a lot of AI. Does SentinelOne use AI? SentinelOne focuses on acting faster and smarter through AI-powered prevention and autonomous detection and response.