Trying to decide if VST is about to take a u-turn and head for $220 or make a month long march down to $158

Guess this will be a steady slide into close

I'm buying this TSM dip.

I'm joining you! See you on the other side

Me too. Adding some. I bought a chunk at $236 - loving this stock

Watching ASST (tyvm for bringing it to the board's attention). If it drops below 1.15 or so I might be tempted to buy & hold at least over the weekend.

What is enticing to you about this ASST? It was at $.78 just last week. Looking for a swing trade opportunity?

Number Monkey said:

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What is enticing to you about this ASST? It was at $.78 just last week. Looking for a swing trade opportunity?

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Yes.

ASST is basically a meme stock. You can get your face burned off or make a killing. Y'all be careful with it because the volume has been falling off since it spiked.

LUMN was a good pickup for me this morning (can't remember who was griping about the drop this morning, but thanks!). Trying to decide if this is just a swing trade for me. Anyone here a holder for the long-term?

flashplayer said:

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ASST is basically a meme stock. You can get your face burned off or make a killing. Y'all be careful with it because the volume has been falling off since it spiked.

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I did one more swing trade on ASST earlier in the week, from 1.20 to 1.35, but I am out now.

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agree, let's all focus our anger towards Google and Disney for this Youtube TV / no ESPN channels this weekend bullsheet...

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You COULD subscribe to Fubo TV then we can all be happy AND make money!

Looks like 1.35 was a good bottom for WWR this week.

Id be curious to here some peoples thoughts on SYM

My former employer, they told me that they were happy with the valuation at $11 2 years ago when I was issued my stock


IMO, part of the AI bubble, no idea how high it goes

Anyone looking at LULU for a possible portfolio hold? I haven't had much like with textiles, but they seem to have a bit more of a lifestyle with the brand. I know I've started wearing the men's pants for meetings and they're comfy as all hell.

If you look at a price chart on them 1 week, 1 month, YTD, 1 year, 5 year they are significantly down. The other thing that bothers me about them is that they are very much a "cool" brand, the problem arises when they are no longer a "cool" brand. Personally I am staying away from it.

Agree. To me they are like YETI but even worse since they are apparel. Their 15 minutes of fame are up. No one in that whole industry seems to be doing well and retail in general is getting crunched right now. That's enough negatives for me to stay far far away.

My wife likes the booty pants - hell so do I! She's moved on from Lulu to other brands now

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Agree. To me they are like YETI but even worse since they are apparel. Their 15 minutes of fame are up. No one in that whole industry seems to be doing well and retail in general is getting crunched right now. That's enough negatives for me to stay far far away.

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My wife collects the cheaper Yeti idea where its plastic, has a screw top and a straw. I think they come from Starbucks maybe. I hate them

I call them fungus growers

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MSAI is up big again this morning.

*** I don't know why it's so volatile and am not smart enough to figure that out. BUT, i'm trading it and making $$.

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Since i've talked about this stock several times, i figure i'll explain my reason for investment:

MSAI:

I can't find the quote I saw which led to my intial post last week, but they mentioned in a call/interview that a global logistics company had employed their services in two of their locations in the US. If you look at what their focus is (below), you'll see that they have a lot of potential to replace costly personnel and provide a valuable service:

• Strategic Shift to a Software-Centric Model: MSAI has transitioned from a hardware-focused business to a hardware-agnostic, solution-focused provider that uses AI-powered software for predictive maintenance and process control. This model aligns with current tech industry trends that favor scalable, software-centric approaches with higher margins, which has sparked positive analyst and investor sentiment.
• Successful Funding: A recent private offering that raised $14 million has injected capital into the company, which is expected to accelerate its expansion in AI-driven maintenance solutions and strengthen its balance sheet.

I firmly believe (but have no tangible proof) that the company is Amazon. Which this was in an article about Amazon's Q3 results:

"Amazon's, $AMZN, robotics team is working towards automating 75 percent of the company's entire operations, and expects to ditch 160,000 US roles that would otherwise be needed by 2027. This would save about 30 cents on every item that Amazon warehouses and delivers to customers, with automation efforts expected to save the company $12.6 billion from 2025 to 2027,"

Line those two up on ANY scale and MSAI (or competitor companies) have a HUGE runway.

cryption said:

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My wife likes the booty pants - hell so do I! She's moved on from Lulu to other brands now

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wife and "booty pants" in one post. I think Rule #1 has been triggered...

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What is that? Me not smart.

First off, thanks for spending the time to type/post your research.

Fidelity says they are deficient and failing to meet NASDAQ Continued Listing Requirements.

Edit: this responds to cgh1999

While they aren't the IT brand any more, I do think there is at least the potential for some retail stuff to rally into the Christmas holiday. Something to watch

GeorgiAg said:

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What is that? Me not smart.

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That's the market on close imbalance. Trades are set to execute on market closing.

South Platte said:

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First off, thanks for spending the time to type/post your research.

Fidelity says they are deficient and failing to meet NASDAQ Continued Listing Requirements.

Edit: this responds to cgh1999

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the delisting was based on being below $1 for 30 days earlier this year. This recent run up puts them firmly out of that risk. (Although it could be temporary related to the capital raise earlier).

Full transparency here. This is a complete gamble. I bought 6000 shares beginning in April with my last purchase on 10/24. I currently own 3500 and am net free on those shares. Will let this one ride

techno-ag said:

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Looks like 1.35 was a good bottom for WWR this week.

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the way the stock closed today I'm still thinking it's got a little lower to go…

Sucker gapped up a good bit and immediately dropped and the price today never came back to its open….

On top of that we haven't had a big red candle like this since mid last week and afterwards it dropped a decent bit in the following days….

That combined with a bearish engulfing bull candle makes me think it'll be a red week next week for WWR….

But it could still be a bottom and finish at 1.3-something by end of next week…I'm still sitting back and waiting….

And speaking of not doing that…put in a PUT option for CLS about 75 minutes ago and now I'm sweating….saw a setup and then realized after doing so the chart I was basing the setup on hadn't finished forming and now my setup is gone….

Dumb dumb dumb dumb dumb….

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South Platte said:

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First off, thanks for spending the time to type/post your research.

Fidelity says they are deficient and failing to meet NASDAQ Continued Listing Requirements.

Edit: this responds to cgh1999

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the delisting was based on being below $1 for 30 days earlier this year. This recent run up puts them firmly out of that risk. (Although it could be temporary related to the capital raise earlier).

Full transparency here. This is a complete gamble. I bought 6000 shares beginning in April with my last purchase on 10/24. I currently own 3500 and am net free on those shares. Will let this one ride

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Thanks for bringing it to the board.

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techno-ag said:

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Looks like 1.35 was a good bottom for WWR this week.

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the way the stock closed today I'm still thinking it's got a little lower to go…

Sucker gapped up a good bit and immediately dropped and the price today never came back to its open….

On top of that we haven't had a big red candle like this since mid last week and afterwards it dropped a decent bit in the following days….

That combined with a bearish engulfing bull candle makes me think it'll be a red week next week for WWR….

But it could still be a bottom and finish at 1.3-something by end of next week…I'm still sitting back and waiting….

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It's been a wild month. I'm still curious if it will dip below $1 anytime soon, and if so will it stay there for months on end again or quickly trampoline back up like it's been doing? Time will tell.

cgh1999 said:

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cgh1999 said:

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MSAI is up big again this morning.

*** I don't know why it's so volatile and am not smart enough to figure that out. BUT, i'm trading it and making $$.

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Since i've talked about this stock several times, i figure i'll explain my reason for investment:

MSAI:

I can't find the quote I saw which led to my intial post last week, but they mentioned in a call/interview that a global logistics company had employed their services in two of their locations in the US. If you look at what their focus is (below), you'll see that they have a lot of potential to replace costly personnel and provide a valuable service:

• Strategic Shift to a Software-Centric Model: MSAI has transitioned from a hardware-focused business to a hardware-agnostic, solution-focused provider that uses AI-powered software for predictive maintenance and process control. This model aligns with current tech industry trends that favor scalable, software-centric approaches with higher margins, which has sparked positive analyst and investor sentiment.
• Successful Funding: A recent private offering that raised $14 million has injected capital into the company, which is expected to accelerate its expansion in AI-driven maintenance solutions and strengthen its balance sheet.

I firmly believe (but have no tangible proof) that the company is Amazon. Which this was in an article about Amazon's Q3 results:

"Amazon's, $AMZN, robotics team is working towards automating 75 percent of the company's entire operations, and expects to ditch 160,000 US roles that would otherwise be needed by 2027. This would save about 30 cents on every item that Amazon warehouses and delivers to customers, with automation efforts expected to save the company $12.6 billion from 2025 to 2027,"

Line those two up on ANY scale and MSAI (or competitor companies) have a HUGE runway.

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Sorry, a little late to the game here….so it seems like this stock seems to leap each day in the first half of the day, and then sells off into close. I guess it would be a good day trade.

But it could also be a good one, like you are doing and try and get net free and ride it out

Any thoughts here on PM looking technically oversold and ready for a rebound? Or is it a falling knife still?

Heineken

Last month you were discussing and analysing debt instruments. Did you ever get a chance to look at FFHRX or DSU to see if they are still viable now or is their run over?

Thanks in advance

30AOZAg said:

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Any thoughts here on PM looking technically oversold and ready for a rebound? Or is it a falling knife still?

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FYSA…..I'm a redneck hillbilly.

Sit on sidelines. H&S, gap below, RR no bueno.

Anything can happen but for me there are too many other opportunities with TA that are better setups.

Trade wisely….