GBA Presents: RADIO SAVANT-!

Discussion in 'Stocks' started by stonedinvestor, May 13, 2022.

  1. 21 hOspitalS//// LI Island hospital sOme OTHER HOSPITAL URGENT ALERT URGENT ***********CHANEL 2 NEWS JUST DID A BIG PIECE ON OUR EVOLVE EVLV BUY BUY BUY

    SWEEPING NYC I KNEW IT!!!! EVERYONE IS GOING TO WANT ONE... I WANT ONE!!!!

    DRINK-! WE HIT IT BOYS!!@#A$WSE%DR^FTGYHUOJIMP<>:"?
     
    #6131     Aug 25, 2022
  2. It's FUN VAN!

     
    #6132     Aug 25, 2022
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    vanzandt

    What are you babbling about now?
    What urgent alert?
     
    #6133     Aug 25, 2022
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    vanzandt

    :thumbsup:
     
    #6134     Aug 26, 2022
  5. vanzandt

    vanzandt

    STONEY!!!!

    I'm calling a bottom on some of these chip stocks.
    Look at Marvel.
    That's a great company AND they make money.
    Not only that, they make the high dollar chips like NVDA does.
    Not the commoditized crap.
    They had a great report. 40% yoy comps, raised guidance.
    Pfff... you know why its down?
    Your boy Cramer's handlers want to get in and so he is telling his investment club to hold off.

    Well Stoney, the readers know you and I are better than ol Jimbo, albeit he too knows its an outstanding company.

    MRVL is a GBA "top pick" for Q4 2022.

    MRVL>>>> $53



    Marvell Technology Inc (NASDAQ:MRVL) shares are trading lower in Thursday's after-hours session after the company reported financial results for the second quarter.

    Marvell said fiscal second-quarter revenue grew by 41% year-over-year to $1.517 billion, which came in slightly below average analyst estimates of $1.52 billion.. The company reported quarterly earnings of 57 cents per share, which beat average analyst estimates of 56 cents per share.

    "Looking ahead, we expect sequential revenue growth to accelerate in the fourth quarter as supply constraints begin to ease," said Matt Murphy, president and CEO of Marvell Technology.

    Marvell expects third-quarter revenue to be $1.56 billion, plus or minus 3%. The company expects third-quarter earnings to be between 56 cents and 62 cents per share versus the estimate of 60 cents per share.

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    Oh they missed revenue.
    1.517B vs. $1.52B expected.
    Well that explains everything now. :rolleyes:

    What is that, like $3M dollars lol?
    OMG!!!! Sell sell sell.
     
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    #6135     Aug 26, 2022



  6. This is stoney extremely drunk. Not many portfolio managers would admit that. I was watching CBS news local NYC and they were reporting from a Hospital in LI and guess what they just installed... YUP. A brand new EVLV set up to detect guns while people walk through the lobby at normal speed. The head of the hospital so likes the system they are rolling it out to 20+ associated hospitals. Alreday another system is up at a Manhattan hospital.

    You can't have long lines outside a hospital as people walk through a metal detector.

    But you can have an EVLV system. Our faith in this one SPAC is paying off baby!

    Every hospital needs one. Every sports stadium. Every public performance event location...
     
    #6136     Aug 26, 2022
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    vanzandt

    I like it.
    But hell we liked it at $12 too. :cool:
     
    #6137     Aug 26, 2022
  8. JACKSON HOLE-!

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    Forge Global initiated with an Outperform at JMP Securities 05:15 FRGE

    Marvell long-term opportunity 'remains firmly intact,' says Piper Sandler

    Vtex upgraded to Buy from Neutral at BofA 06:07 VTEX

    Elastic price target raised to $95 from $85 at Piper Sandler 06:08 ESTC Piper Sandler analyst Rob Owens raised the firm's price target on Elastic to $95 from $85 and keeps an Overweight rating on the shares. The company posted a solid Q1 despite pronounced currency headwinds, with 34% year-over-year revenue growth on a constant currency basis and upside to profitability and guidance, Owens tells investors in a research note. The analyst believes Elastic's solution set "should continue to show resiliency as it remains a critical component of the tech stack for its customers."

    Elastic revenue guidance still looks conservative, says RBC Capital >

    Esperion: NEXLETOL recommended as oral non-statin therapy by ACC task force 08:21 ESPR

    Plug Power price target raised to $38 from $31 at Craig-Hallum
     
    #6138     Aug 26, 2022
  9. I am not familiar with FRGE.-

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    • Total Revenue Less Transaction Based Expenses Was $16.5 million in 2Q22

    • Trading Volume Was $331.8 million in 2Q22

    • Net Take Rate Was 3.2% in 2Q22

    • Forge Trust Custodial Cash Was $680 million in 2Q22

    • Signed Strategic Partnership Agreement with Morgan Stanley in 2Q22
    SAN FRANCISCO, August 11, 2022--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Forge Global Holdings, Inc. ("Forge," or the "Company") (NYSE: FRGE), a leading private securities marketplace, today announced its financial results for the quarter ended June 30, 2022.

    "The challenging macro environment and ongoing uncertainty continued to disrupt pricing equilibrium in Q2," said Kelly Rodriques, CEO of Forge. "However, investors, company leaders and private company equity holders turned to Forge for our expertise, our unique ability to provide real time insights on pricing and valuation of private companies and to offer solutions for employee liquidity, the value of which is even more catalyzed in periods of disruption. We continued to expand our sell-side interest and grow our strategic partnerships in the quarter and are confident that as markets recalibrate, Forge is well-positioned to enable liquidity and deliver long-term returns for our shareholders."

    Financial Highlights for the Second Quarter of 2022

    Revenue: Total revenue less transaction-based expenses was $16.5 million compared to revenue less transaction-based expenses of $37.1 million in the quarter ended June 30, 2021.


    Operating Income:Total operating loss for the quarter was $26.0 million, compared to the total operating loss of $0.8 million in the quarter ended June 30, 2021.

    Net Loss:Net loss of $5.1 million, compared to the net loss of $8.0 million in the quarter ended June 30, 2021.

    Adjusted EBITDA:Total Adjusted EBITDA for the quarter was a loss of $12.3 million, compared to the total Adjusted EBITDA gain of $6.5 million in the quarter ended June 30, 2021.

    Cash Flow from Operating Activities:Net cash used in operating activities was $18.2 million in the three months ended June 30, 2022 compared to net cash provided by operating activities of $19.2 million in the three months ended June 30, 2021.

    In itself not that exciting.

    The chart is weird. Those earn were on Aug 11. Aug 5 the stk acted weird and I don't know why.

    It jumped from $3.30--> $6.24 <--------:wtf:

    1.97 mil positive vol stick that day.

    Taking a longer look this wacky price action happened a few times.

    March 18 stk is $9 <------- Spikes to $37!!!! I shit you not.:wtf:

    WTF - Comes all the way back to $11....

    April 22nd spikes to $34!!<------- and all the way back to $3!!!!!! WHAT IS GOING ON./
     
    #6139     Aug 26, 2022
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    Elastic will host its 2022 Financial Analyst Day on September 19 and hope many of you will join us in person in San Francisco. Our second quarter fiscal 2023 quiet period begins at the close of business, Friday, October 14, 2022.


    With that, I will turn it over to Ash.

    Ash Kulkarni--Chief Executive Officer

    Thank you, Nikolay. Hello, and welcome, everyone. I'm happy to be here with you today to share our Q1 FY '23 results. I'm very pleased with our execution in Q1 as we continued to see strength in the demand environment and drove disciplined execution across the board, an excellent start to our fiscal year.

    In Q1, revenue grew 30% year over year and 34% year over year in constant currency, and we once again saw robust momentum in Elastic Cloud. Cloud revenue grew 59% year over year or 62% in constant currency and comprised 39% of our total revenue compared to 32% in the prior-year quarter. We ended the quarter with more than 19,300 subscription customers, including over 1,010 with annual contract values of more than $100,000, and our net expansion rate was just under 130%. Our results in Q1 reflect our focus on our strategy and the consistent execution of our team.


    As data continues to grow in volume and importance, we believe that Elastic's data analytics platform, powered by search, will continue to be essential to our customers' continued success. We saw this play out in the form of strong demand patterns throughout the quarter with good linearity. I also heard this in customer conversations throughout the quarter. Even with the strengthening U.S.

    dollar, we saw execution strength across geographies with each of our geographies, delivering order growth adjusted for currency and duration in excess of 40% year over year. All this gives us the confidence to raise our constant-currency revenue growth guidance for the year. We also feel well positioned to achieve our long-term goals of cloud exceeding 50% of total revenue by the fourth quarter of fiscal '24 and achieving $2 billion in total revenue in fiscal '25. Let me share our progress across our three key focus areas: Driving durable growth; widening the competitive moat; and fueling profitable growth.

    Starting with durable growth. We believe the need for our customers to protect, observe, and search data is mission-critical, and we continue to see customer spend stay resilient and maintain steady growth. We believe the level and pace of consumption across our solutions remain strong because customers recognize the power of our data analytics platform and continue to expand usage across our solutions. For example, a U.S.

    regional bank company is leveraging our security solution on Elastic Cloud for our SIEM and security monitoring capabilities. This quarter, they expanded business with us, and we closed a new Observability deal with them, so they can leverage Elastic to meet their application log monitoring needs, ensuring all of the bank's critical compliance requirements are met. Additionally, we renewed business with GitLab, Inc. which is leveraging Elastic to run their SaaS service search functionality and managing all of their data logging infrastructure on Elastic Cloud.

    Last quarter, I shared details about our focus on the cloud, which continues to drive results. In Q1, the field drove a significant increase in Elastic Cloud pipeline creation over Q4, and a substantial portion of Elastic Cloud deals closed by the field in Q1 came from new logos. Of note, we are seeing that our enterprise subscription tier is now the fastest-growing tier among our cloud customers. We continue to build momentum with the major hyperscalers: AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud.

    The marketplaces are an important growth driver of Elastic Cloud and our fastest-growing route to market. In fact, our tight integration across the marketplaces and our go-to-market investments with these partners, once again, resulted in revenue growth of over 100% year over year from the cloud marketplaces. And I'm excited to share that we were recognized as a finalist for the 2022 Microsoft Commercial Marketplace Partner of the Year Award. Now, on to our widening competitive moat.

    I am incredibly proud of what the team delivered this quarter as we launched new enhancements for Elastic Cloud that make it easy for our customers to search data anywhere from one platform. With new updates to our cross-cluster search and cross-cluster replication capabilities, customers benefit from interoperability between self-managed and Elastic cloud deployments. These capabilities support our customers in their transition to the cloud, providing a seamless way to search across hybrid environments. This is particularly important for two categories of customers: Those who may need to maintain data in their own data centers due to regulatory or privacy constraints; and those who are in the process of migrating from private to public cloud and need an approach to migrating data over time.

    With these new capabilities, in addition to the multi-cloud cross-cluster search and replication capabilities that we have already had, these customers can now seamlessly search or migrate data across private, hybrid, and public clouds. This accelerates the migration of customer data to the public cloud, and we believe grows the footprint of Elastic to be wherever customer data lives, further widening our competitive moat. Moving on to our solutions, starting with Elastic Security. The strength of our security capabilities continues to fuel our success in the market.

    This quarter, we expanded business with the leading data streaming platform company, who is leveraging our SIEM to ensure deeper security intelligence. And with the new cross-cluster search enhancements I mentioned earlier, they can easily search across hybrid environments to identify relevant security data in any environment. They're also using searchable snapshots which enables them to meet their internal data retention goals as they look to cost effectively store and easily search years' worth of data. What are the major drivers to choosing Elastic's enterprise-level subscription? In security, we continued our pace of innovation.

    Just this week, we introduced Elastic's modern approach to SOAR, or security orchestration, automation, and response. This new capability allows our SIEM users to streamline their operations workflows, speed up threat hunting and reduce mean time to respond. Elastic's approach to SOAR is powered by Elastic Agent, our single-click approach to integrating data from hundreds of data sources while delivering endpoint and cloud security. It includes expanded native remediation capabilities through Elastic Agent, a purpose-built user experience for remediation and orchestration, and expanded third-party SOAR vendor integrations.

    And we announced our cloud security offering at RSA in June, which featured capabilities to secure modern Kubernetes environments and cloud workloads. Reception to the announcement has been strong, and we expect the full product GA by the end of calendar year 2022, leading to enhanced opportunities to cross-sell, within our security products. Now, moving on to Elastic Observability. Our success in evolving log analytics use cases to larger, more holistic Observability implementations continues as customers look to Elastic to monitor their entire ecosystem.

    This quarter, a large global electronics manufacturer expanded business with us as they leverage our Observability solution to monitor and investigate errors across IoT applications that power their connected appliance offering. With Elastic, they are able to enhance their connected consumer appliance products to ensure customers have a world-class user experience. This quarter, we also closed a new deal with O2 Telefonica in Germany. They are using our Observability solution Elastic Cloud across all three cloud hyperscalers.

    As the company targets a radical IT transformation for the upcoming years, O2 Telefonica is relying on Elastic to support Observability to further improve customer satisfaction by increased service availability and performance. On the product front, we just announced new updates, providing smarter alert management for AIOps that accelerate problem resolution. AIOps-driven alert and incident management are crucial for proactively detecting, triaging, investigating, and resolving anomalies in complex business environments. Customers like SAP, Jaguar Land Rover, and ING rely on Elastic Observability to deliver unified visibility and actionable insights about critical business infrastructure.
     
    #6140     Aug 26, 2022