DAL's a steal down here at $44 for the long haul. I think the bear ate Stoney. Big giant gummy-bear. Like this guy:
Time to get out the shopping cart. Ya know Stoney, your Corsair Gaming... I gotta give you credit. I have watched that thing forever and it has held $30 through thick and thin. It's barely down even today. They actually have positive earnings lol. Hell the PE is only 28. The earnings are on May 4th. I gotta a feeling that one is gonna take off soon. It should be down way more today. No one is selling it. Granny stock? CRSR
Stephanie Link on Half-Time just said she bought LoveSac. "It's all about nesting" she said. I've said this before about her.. she's one of the best one's on there for stock picking. Better than Josh. EDIT: From last year...
That was not Stephanie it was the other lady. ! Mentioned $1,000 bean bags. ... I don't know.. It's one of those things hey talk about after huge social dislocations and mas revolution... You remember those $1000 bean bags...
VRM AND CRSR-@!!!!- THESE ARE BUYS! WOA!-> Discord halts talks to sell itself to Microsoft, other suitors, WSJ reports »
EVERYBODY IS LOVING D&B! William Blair upgrades Dave & Buster's to Outperform on 'dramatic' recovery 13:01 PLAY LOOKIE LOOKIE--> Lemonade entrance into auto insurance diversifies offering, says JMP Securities » 12:57 LMND CAN YOU AIR TAG A PET? > Apple finally launches AirTags, which allows users to find tagged lost items using the "Find My" app. Pricing is $29 or a four-pack for $99. Orders open this Friday and shipments start on April 30.
Bill Miller says stock market is `fairly valued' Famed investore Bill Miller said the General Motors(NYSE:GM)is very attractive. Miller also likes Vroom Inc.(NASDAQ:VRM)and Desktop Metal(NYSE:DM). Miller sold GameStop(NYSE:GME)earlier this year when it was in the $70s. Miller said the SPAC "game" is largely winding down.
Monster Beverage still stands as the pure-play on energy drinks Wells Fargo notes that Monster Beverage(MNST-0.6%)cruised right through Q1 despite the increased interest by Coca-Cola and PepsiCo in the fast-growth energy drink market. The firm thinks the Coca-Cola is resigned to playing the category largely through its stake in MNST, while PepsiCo's energy drink investments are seen taking time to play out. "Ultimately, MNST and Red Bull have successfully fended off competition from would-be competitors, and the category remains very much a 'two-animal' race