Ragoo said:why would anyone voluntarily use a FB streaming device when they are already known to abuse the information they gather?Prognightmare said:
Yeah, it's an overreaction to Facebook introducing a streaming device.
Facebook is late to the streaming game. This is an overreaction for ROKU to selloff. I'm more interested in it's action, and that of the market, after the fed.Ragoo said:why would anyone voluntarily use a FB streaming device when they are already known to abuse the information they gather?Prognightmare said:
Yeah, it's an overreaction to Facebook introducing a streaming device.
UpstateAg said:
Going in on some lotto weekly roku calls. Advise y'all to fade me.
ETA: I'm waiting for the FEDQuote:
Roku stock falls amid new competition in streaming from Comcast, Facebook
Today 10:25 AM ET (MarketWatch)
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Roku Inc. shares (ROKU) are off 8% in Wednesday trading after the company got some new competition in streaming video. Comcast Corp. (CMCSA) announced that it would be giving internet-only customers a free Xfinity Flex device, which lets them watch their streaming services on a TV set. Also on Wednesday, Facebook Inc. (FB) announced its $149 Portal TV device, which supports video calls that get streamed to a TV set and also allows users to watch various programs. Roku shares have gained 356% so far this year, while the S&P 500 has risen 20%.
A gift from the streaming Godsboyz05 said:
ROKU going on panic selling now.
Good, sub 130 is a gift and if the market does what I think after the fed, we'll get it.boyz05 said:
ROKU going on panic selling now.
Prognightmare said:Good, sub 130 is a gift and if the market does what I think after the fed, we'll get it.boyz05 said:
ROKU going on panic selling now.
Amen. I've read predictions of 125 even -- back the truck up.Prognightmare said:Good, sub 130 is a gift and if the market does what I think after the fed, we'll get it.boyz05 said:
ROKU going on panic selling now.
15's was the bottom. I waited for the turn around. I bought back in at 16. Appears the crooks have quit manipulating it.Aggie_2463 said:
OSTK is scary I couldn't pull trigger in 15s lol
FIFYBREwmaster said:15's was the bottom. I waited for the turn around. I bought back in at 16. Appears the crooks have quit manipulating it for today.Aggie_2463 said:
OSTK is scary I couldn't pull trigger in 15s lol
The 10/25 120p for $ looks nice. I'm watching that one.Trolley Problems said:Prognightmare said:Good, sub 130 is a gift and if the market does what I think after the fed, we'll get it.boyz05 said:
ROKU going on panic selling now.
Would you sell a put here? Or just buy outright on the dip?
I was in a meeting when it flashed down into the 15s.Oh well, maybe I can get some in the 16s I'll keep an eye on it.BREwmaster said:15's was the bottom. I waited for the turn around. I bought back in at 16. Appears the crooks have quit manipulating it.Aggie_2463 said:
OSTK is scary I couldn't pull trigger in 15s lol
thanks for posting this...good info. I held naspers for a couple years and sold it when I thought I'd made enough money, they keep going up. Also to get a country off our tax returns, though I sold them after they paid a dividend in shares of another south african country which I didn't sell yet, so it didn't really helpAgShaun00 said:
NPSNY just split their business and PROSY is now trading. It is now the 3rd largest stock on the Netherlands exchange. NPSNY was way too big for South African exchange. Check out what PROSY owns.
If you've followed our recommendation and own shares of Naspers (OTC: NPSNY), you may have heard from your broker recently...
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To solve this problem, Naspers is spinning off its stake in Tencent...
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Tencent is leading the way in the global mobile-payments trend. And it has a near-monopoly on screen time in China. We want to keep owning this company at a discount.
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SoTXAg09 said:
FSLR dropping today, 10/18 70c are down to 0.88. Can we expect this to turn back around?
Dammit, I knew i was doing something wrong!oldarmy1 said:
Buy low/sell high