Hello Van and everyone.- I'm a bit in limbo. I tried to get some PSTG at the close. Hedge Fund doesn't like 3:50 missives from me so I have no idea. I don't like that. If it trades down sharply I'll be not knowing. Thank Goodness I found this--> Pure Storage price target raised to $35 from $31 at Raymond James 07:16 PSTG Raymond James analyst Simon Leopold raised the firm's price target on Pure Storage to $35 from $31 and keeps a Strong Buy rating on the shares following the company's analyst meeting and product launch event. The company offered an "encouraging" sales growth outlook that implied long-term growth approaching 20%, coupled with increasing recurring revenue, Leopold tells investors in a research note.
Alright it costs so much NETFLIX. But I want to put it into the Green Garden Index- up until now I have had my own skin in every buy recommendation. That's what makes this place different. I don't want to start mindlessly saying buy this, buy that, a lot of thought and angst should go into every idea. I wonder if you guys would allow me a transgression with NETFLIX. I can't see being able to buy enough of it to make a difference but like REGN it's going to go up.
--> Netflix price target raised to $493 from $448 at Benchmark 07:05 NFLX -->O-I Glass remain inexpensive and a top pick, says Baird 06:57 OI Two threads ago this O-I glass caught my eye a few times. Lets re research this name today. It is a good mover when it moves- Van You or I--- I've been holding back because it was your idea but if you continue to not have MTTR in your side of the Garden I shall take it!' Berenberg starts Matterport at Buy, sees 27% upside 06:50 MTTR Berenberg analyst Gal Munda initiated coverage of Matterport with a Buy rating and $25 price target, which implies 27% upside from current levels. The company, which sells software and affordable 3D cameras to create "digital twins" of physical spaces, has competitors that exist as smaller point solutions, but is "a clear market leader at scale," Munda tells investors. Munda sees Matterport "shifting the way that the real estate and construction industries digitally exchange information about spaces at all stages," the analyst added.
Ya know I was thinking earlier, one of these days, we're gonna wake up and The Slinger is gonna be up 50% and I'm gonna have to eat crow. Stoney will be vindicated. How's the boiler?
Well right now, all companies without solid earnings are temporarily out of vogue. They can all go lower so be careful with the Matterhorn. You're probably spot on on NFLX, I have not looked at it in forever, but it does make money and they can trim production costs whenever they want to have a blow-out bottom-line for a quarter. Kind of like AMZN can do.
<<<<UPGRADES OF THE DAY=B. Riley & Piper>>>> Greenidge Generation initiated with Buy, $78 target at B. Riley 06:32 GREE B. Riley - Bitcoin mining anyone? Can't do it in China any more.... With a nat gas kicker? Description Greenidge Generation Holdings Inc. owns and operates bitcoin mining and power generation facilities in New York. It owns and operates data centers for bitcoin mining and blockchain services. As of July 31, 2021, the company had approximately 14,300 miners. It also generates and distributes electricity through a natural gas power generation facility with an installed capacity of 106 megawatt located in New York. The company was founded in 1937 and is based in Dresden, New York. Stk $27 up 15% in pre market.... The target of $78 is what caught me eye.... That's gaudy. Somerone who knows about these things tell us is Greenidge for real? Piper ups Impinj target to $75 after finding RFID in Walmart 06:19 PI, WMT Piper Sandler analyst Harsh Kumar raised the firm's price target on Impinj (PI) to $75 from $60 and reiterates an Overweight rating on the shares. The analyst visited a few local Walmart (WMT) stores in the southeastern United States as well as the Chicagoland area, and during his visits he noticed radio-frequency identification devices tags being used across the clothing department. Kumar believes this is tailwind for Impinj, "as it appears another major customer is moving toward a RFID tagging system." It also speaks to the size of the broader opportunity of RFID, Kumar tells investors in a research note. He says Walmart utilizing the technology, even just initially in clothing, is a "clear demonstration of the value of RFID more broadly." IMPINJ ON YOUR CHIN! This is a weird one because it doesn't state that Impinj has the RFID contract with WMT does it? PI - $59 up 4% in Pre....... Amazom's new robot tracks the household, uses facial recognition, trims pubic hair Vice reports
How's the boiler? When my wife left she was blowing hot! (the boiler) It was a worn through coupling? No idea. So Happy.