AgCPA95 said:

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TxAG#2011 said:

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POWL at all time highs

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Hit $364.98 in Nov 2024.

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It hit $380 intraday back then.

FJ43 said:

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ProgN said:

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Forgive my ignorance but wtf is that on the tractor?

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It's a land plane. You grade roads with it. I keep mine grading to road center (at an angle) to create a crown so water flows off.

It's a hillbilly thing.

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Good job. Also keeps you from grading all the rocks on the road into the ditch. That used to piss my dad off to no end. He was in the site prep dirt work business

Japanese stocks at all time highs. Market has basically quintupled in the last 10 years.

AAPL soaring today to a new ATH. I was surprised to learn that their last ATH was Dec-26, 2024. Hopefully it keeps ripping.

Heineken-Ashi said:

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Down the fairway for what it is. Just be aware.. 100% carried interest means "we don't expect to cash flow to pay you your 10% preferred return until disposition, so hopefully we execute well and catch you up at the end". And 80% split is what you offer when you really need to incentivize investors.

Just from what you shared and knowing they are going after distressed hotels, it's not a low risk investment. But I haven't researched their track record. Maybe they're good at this stuff.

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Got some more details from the Advisor.

Management fee is 1.5%, total will be 2.5% to me (an additional 1% from the Advisor).

Advisor says, "We have a lot of experience with Peachtree Group both with their credit funds and equity investments since inception. Each fund is bespoke and cashflows are different. I spoke with Peachtree today and they expect the life of the fund to be 5-7 years with forecasted returns of 14-16% annualized, net of their fees. First capital call is targeted 12/25. The fund is not liquid and we advise clients to expect returns no earlier than year 5".

Kool said:

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Heineken-Ashi said:

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Down the fairway for what it is. Just be aware.. 100% carried interest means "we don't expect to cash flow to pay you your 10% preferred return until disposition, so hopefully we execute well and catch you up at the end". And 80% split is what you offer when you really need to incentivize investors.

Just from what you shared and knowing they are going after distressed hotels, it's not a low risk investment. But I haven't researched their track record. Maybe they're good at this stuff.

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Got some more details from the Advisor.

Management fee is 1.5%, total will be 2.5% to me (an additional 1% from the Advisor).

Advisor says, "We have a lot of experience with Peachtree Group both with their credit funds and equity investments since inception. Each fund is bespoke and cashflows are different. I spoke with Peachtree today and they expect the life of the fund to be 5-7 years with forecasted returns of 14-16% annualized, net of their fees. First capital call is targeted 12/25. The fund is not liquid and we advise clients to expect returns no earlier than year 5".

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Just want to point out, the general market environment they have historically been successful in is not likely to be anything like the current and upcoming one. No returns until the back end of the hold is exactly what their structure hinted at. There's many more factors that can go terribly wrong than ones that HAVE to go right. And in the meantime, they will get their fees while you have to hope it pans out. All I will continue to say is.. be careful. There is safer places for your money that can return enough to not have to worry about a risky venture that really doesn't return all that much, and relies on a recovering market (one that would exist within an economic regime that would likely have multiple avenues that could easily outpace those returns).

What made POWL shoot up today?

AtticusMatlock said:

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Japanese stocks at all time highs. Market has basically quintupled in the last 10 years.

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Imagine the fallout if the US ever had 23 year declining bear market like that

Not a sexy pick at all here, as you're literally investing in trash - but Republic Services (RSG) looks to me like it might be about to form a pivot point where it is around $220. This is a long term play - not a short term flip. I think this one will push $260 by June.

Edit to add if this drops below and holds below $216 my potential pivot point will be invalid and target is out the window.

Curious what you think of this chart Heineken.

Anybody here following HOND (soon to be ISMR)? Aggie related because there are plans to built a plant in Rellis Campus and the reason it caught my eye

If you have a WSJ subscription there is a great (and sobering) article this morning about how OpenAI has become "too big to fail" thanks to Sam Altman's dealing.

https://www.wsj.com/tech/ai/sam-altman-open-ai-nvidia-deals-d10a6525?mod=hp_lead_pos7

Ag CPA said:

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If you have a WSJ subscription there is a great (and sobering) article this morning about how OpenAI has become "too big to fail" thanks to Sam Altman's dealing.

https://www.wsj.com/tech/ai/sam-altman-open-ai-nvidia-deals-d10a6525?mod=hp_lead_pos7

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It's going to be the USG having to bail them out if things turn ugly-

like back in 2008 and saving Goldman Sachs and AIG with TARP bailout.

Here we go...

Which one of you is meme stocking the heck out of BYND.

Bulls back from lunch

Had bought 10000 shares at around a dollar at market open yesterday and at up a trailing stop loss of 10% and it went through really early on.

I feel like someone targeted me to sell all my stocks. It's like 3/4 of them are in the red today.

GeorgiAg said:

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I feel like someone targeted me to sell all my stocks. It's like 3/4 of them are in the red today.

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A fair amount of red here but being somewhat buoyed by some value, turnaround plays:

CPS
VFC
QXO
NOV
AAP
SWK

I'd expect tech to play a little possum during trading hours the next week or so. Lots of big ERs the next couple of weeks

rcantu314 said:

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Had bought 10000 shares at around a dollar at market open yesterday and at up a trailing stop loss of 10% and it went through really early on.

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that's why they should be could 'stop gains' am I rite

Anyone think a NFLX split is coming soon? Earnings today!

Brian Earl Spilner said:

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Bulls back from lunch

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What are you in that has worked out today? Because not sure I really have anything worth a damn at all, lol

Not much. Every small bounce has sold off.

Screw it, in on BYND with a little play money.

Brian Earl Spilner said:

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Screw it, in on BYND with a little play money.

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how is wwr doing for ya?

Netflix craps the bed, down 5% but will probably end the day green tomorrow the way this market is going.

Not with the miss they had. Missed EPS by ~15%. Down ~7% now.

Ag CPA said:

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Netflix craps the bed, down 5% but will probably end the day green tomorrow the way this market is going.

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Love Netflix, but they need to learn from Disney and quit putting out so much woketard bs…..at least if they care about making money and not getting Hollywood style points. Stock related cuz woke **** doesn't make money.

zgolfz85 said:

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Ag CPA said:

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Netflix craps the bed, down 5% but will probably end the day green tomorrow the way this market is going.

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Love Netflix, but they need to learn from Disney and quit putting out so much woketard bs…..at least if they care about making money and not getting Hollywood style points. Stock related cuz woke **** doesn't make money.

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They need to stop overpricing their services as well.

Cancelled over a year ago because of the ridiculous changes

The idea of paying Disney 25 dollars a month is enough for us to jump ship

Brian Earl Spilner said:

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Screw it, in on BYND with a little play money.

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just been doubling every day, missed the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd one, let's catch the 4th

I wanna play…

Beyond Meat? No thanks. Meme stock. Might as well go to Vegas.

And I'm out for now. Quick +41%, didn't even have to hold through one regular session.

Krispy Kreme $DNUT is also another one being mentioned along with BYND and is rising significantly. 15.1% shorted supposedly.