No no no. Listen carefully. Cramer's back. I like his line in his commercial for his investing club: "It's as close to my stream of urine as you can get."
If you didn't buy last week.... DIS The Walt Disney Company $105.22-0.61(-0.58%)11:00 AM 02/17/23 NYSE |$USD |Pre-Market:$104.12-1.10(-1.05%)<----- Close enough to target entry
Bill Gates: AI is a threat to Google, and will also "reshuffle" Amazon, Microsoft and Apple's markets
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The open will be your low of the day. And we will scratch our way back up to a mild loss. Fed minutes tomorrow... You already know 2 wanted to go .50 last time. If it's just those 2 we should rally tomorrow after the minutes. The next Fed move will be .25 Turnaround Wed & Big Up Thurs, Fri.
My wife is very dedicated to me I think. We have been together for Oh my.... oh my... It may be 48 years. Christ. I feel old. I think 86' we hooked up and started living together... ayyyyyyy. Well anyway throughout our living together and marriage she has been a great fan of two men. Me... and
Pay Attention here Stoney: Ya know who's gonna get stung the most by Walmart's great report? Dollar General and Dollar Tree. These analysts come on and talk about these stores, I guess because they have the word "dollar" in their name... that consumers will shop there because they are "cheap". Pfff... they are ANYTHING but cheap. These stores are about convenience, not price. I don't think these analysts have ever set foot in one. Even Cramer is wrong about this. ----------------- I just looked, DG is at $227, it's already been knocked down quite a bit. I think Karen is in around $232. She might wanna close it on any pop imo. Anything close to $245... sell sell sell Earnings 3/15 ~vz
The outlook looks strong for the security software sector despite near-term macro headwinds, Goldman Sachs analyst Gabriela Borges asserted Tuesday in a 90-page research report picking up coverage of the group. “We see several industry dynamics that are favorable for long-term investors,” she writes in the report. Among other things, she asserts that the industry has shifted to multi-product portfolios, reducing a historic tendency toward boom-and-bust product cycles. And she says the industry’s cyclicality is tempered by a shift away from hardware and toward software-as-a-service. She also sees natural extensions for the industry’s incumbents, including edge and cloud security products. And Borges sees the industry benefiting from growing adoption of machine learning applications. Borges cautions that in the near-term those positives will be partially offset by a more muted demand environment this year than in 2022, reflecting pressure from macroeconomic factors. The analyst picked up coverage of nine stocks. She launched CrowdStrike (ticker: CRWD), Check Point Software (CHKP), Fortinet (FTNT), and Palo Alto Networks (PANW) with Buy ratings. Borges started AvePoint (AVPT), SentinelOne (S), and Zscaler (ZS) with Neutral ratings. And she set Sell ratings on both Cloudflare (NET) and Okta (OKTA).