tailgatetimer10 said:$30,000 Millionaire said:
Cloud computing comment for you guys: how you think about cloud is going to change with meaningful adoption of edge computing for low latency AI/ML, with an emphasis on computer vision. Amazon is not guaranteed to dominate. Pay close attention to Azure (MSFT) and GCP (GOOGL).
AWS is already way ahead of others on edge, and it's not even close. Others will get their piece of the pie, but not sure why you're saying they aren't guaranteed to dominate when they gave such a large head start
The options will probably be juiced this morning, so you still may be able to get $5 or $6 for a 20c right nowtrip98 said:McInnis 03 said:
Buy write on MVIS right now makes some sense........buy shares, sell May $17c for $4 or so
I saw this just before close Friday. Put order together and then got distracted by work and then kid. Never placed. Now look at it this morning!! Sums up a good bit of my trading experience since August.
Guess I could still do similar at this level but it still wouldn't be as good downside protection
copper will be 5.5 by end of year. Being a large electrical contractor that buys 10+ millions of dollars and I am in charge of buying, i feel my educated guess will be on point based on conversations with Southwire/Encore/financial institutions where we buy copper futures also.FbgTxAg said:Mostly Foggy Recollection said:
Copper strikes taking place in Chile tomorrow.
Copper about to do the damn thing the next few days.
Sh*t is getting real.
D'anconia has shrugged.
I see that TTM squeeze. It's popped pretty both times this crossed over. I'll join. Maybe not exactly the same strike and date, but something similar.FJ43 said:
AMC
I may have missed this (should have entered last week) but if I see any open pullback to $10.16 (Friday close) I will try and enter May 11c. Not big but a play anyway.
Up about 5% PM
Looks like it is about to make a little squeeze up again on a daily. Someone bought 3k May 11c last Thursday morning.
where at?Mostly Foggy Recollection said:
Agreed.
I've run a large electrical distributor for the past 6 years and worked for them for 15. This is unprecedented.
What's funny is I know we have posters on here from Encore and SW. I'll let them out themselves if they choose. You named two of the majors.
With this in mind, is there an ETF for copper similar to what SLV is for silver?AgShaun00 said:copper will be 5.5 by end of year. Being a large electrical contractor that buys 10+ millions of dollars and I am in charge of buying, i feel my educated guess will be on point based on conversations with Southwire/Encore/financial institutions where we buy copper futures also.FbgTxAg said:Mostly Foggy Recollection said:
Copper strikes taking place in Chile tomorrow.
Copper about to do the damn thing the next few days.
Sh*t is getting real.
D'anconia has shrugged.
Do you have a link to anything on the strike in Chile? Trying to find it.Mostly Foggy Recollection said:
Agreed.
I've run a large electrical distributor for the past 6 years and worked for them for 15. This is unprecedented.
What's funny is I know we have posters on here from Encore and SW. I'll let them out themselves if they choose. You named two of the majors.
usually fcx is a good play, but with the run up, i am not making money. I need to see if there are other ETFs.fightintxag13 said:With this in mind, is there an ETF for copper similar to what SLV is for silver?AgShaun00 said:copper will be 5.5 by end of year. Being a large electrical contractor that buys 10+ millions of dollars and I am in charge of buying, i feel my educated guess will be on point based on conversations with Southwire/Encore/financial institutions where we buy copper futures also.FbgTxAg said:Mostly Foggy Recollection said:
Copper strikes taking place in Chile tomorrow.
Copper about to do the damn thing the next few days.
Sh*t is getting real.
D'anconia has shrugged.
you can get fiberglass conduit cheaper than pvc now. look like a rock star for a VE option. Also you should change all GRC to fiberglass anyway. way cheaper and safer.emac0002 said:
I am a consulting engineer for MEP and the pricing that we have been seeing for copper and PVC have been crazy. And steel too.
I've been burned by $FCX so many times. $COPX might be an option.AgShaun00 said:usually fcx is a good play, but with the run up, i am not making money. I need to see if there are other ETFs.fightintxag13 said:With this in mind, is there an ETF for copper similar to what SLV is for silver?AgShaun00 said:copper will be 5.5 by end of year. Being a large electrical contractor that buys 10+ millions of dollars and I am in charge of buying, i feel my educated guess will be on point based on conversations with Southwire/Encore/financial institutions where we buy copper futures also.FbgTxAg said:Mostly Foggy Recollection said:
Copper strikes taking place in Chile tomorrow.
Copper about to do the damn thing the next few days.
Sh*t is getting real.
D'anconia has shrugged.
It is starting.third coast.. said:
Roku may be losing YouTube TV.
Dear Roku Customer,
We are sending this email to update you on the possibility that Google may take away your access to the YouTube TV channel on Roku. Recent negotiations with Google to carry YouTube TV have broken down because Roku cannot accept Google's unfair terms as we believe they could harm our users.
Ensuring a great streaming experience at an exceptional value is the core of our business. We will always stand up for our users, which is why we cannot accept Google's unfair and anticompetitive requirements to manipulate your search results, impact the usage of your data and ultimately cost you more.
While we are deeply disappointed in Google's decision to use their monopoly power to try and force terms that will directly harm streamers, we remain committed to reaching an agreement with Google that preserves your access to YouTube TV, protects your data and ensures a level playing field for companies to compete. We encourage you to contact Google and urge them to reach an agreement to continue offering YouTube TV on Roku and to follow standard industry practices pledging not to require access to sensitive search data or to manipulate your search results.
Thank you,
Roku
third coast.. said:
Roku may be losing YouTube TV.
Dear Roku Customer,
We are sending this email to update you on the possibility that Google may take away your access to the YouTube TV channel on Roku. Recent negotiations with Google to carry YouTube TV have broken down because Roku cannot accept Google's unfair terms as we believe they could harm our users.
Ensuring a great streaming experience at an exceptional value is the core of our business. We will always stand up for our users, which is why we cannot accept Google's unfair and anticompetitive requirements to manipulate your search results, impact the usage of your data and ultimately cost you more.
While we are deeply disappointed in Google's decision to use their monopoly power to try and force terms that will directly harm streamers, we remain committed to reaching an agreement with Google that preserves your access to YouTube TV, protects your data and ensures a level playing field for companies to compete. We encourage you to contact Google and urge them to reach an agreement to continue offering YouTube TV on Roku and to follow standard industry practices pledging not to require access to sensitive search data or to manipulate your search results.
Thank you,
Roku
How is this any different that Dish/Directtv negotiating with CBS/ESPN etc and the channels "going away" soon?SF2004 said:It is starting.third coast.. said:
Roku may be losing YouTube TV.
Dear Roku Customer,
We are sending this email to update you on the possibility that Google may take away your access to the YouTube TV channel on Roku. Recent negotiations with Google to carry YouTube TV have broken down because Roku cannot accept Google's unfair terms as we believe they could harm our users.
Ensuring a great streaming experience at an exceptional value is the core of our business. We will always stand up for our users, which is why we cannot accept Google's unfair and anticompetitive requirements to manipulate your search results, impact the usage of your data and ultimately cost you more.
While we are deeply disappointed in Google's decision to use their monopoly power to try and force terms that will directly harm streamers, we remain committed to reaching an agreement with Google that preserves your access to YouTube TV, protects your data and ensures a level playing field for companies to compete. We encourage you to contact Google and urge them to reach an agreement to continue offering YouTube TV on Roku and to follow standard industry practices pledging not to require access to sensitive search data or to manipulate your search results.
Thank you,
Roku
This was inevitable with the "cord cutting" (which it is not even cord cutting). Laughable that people actually thought these companies would just let this revenue go away and say "awe shucks".
Rice and Fries said:
These OA1 $X options are about to print. Quickly approaching the $25 strike target!
Its not, this is google trying to maximize revenue with a high demand product. This time with search data and what not.Ferris Wheel Allstar said:How is this any different that Dish/Directtv negotiating with CBS/ESPN etc and the channels "going away" soon?SF2004 said:It is starting.third coast.. said:
Roku may be losing YouTube TV.
Dear Roku Customer,
We are sending this email to update you on the possibility that Google may take away your access to the YouTube TV channel on Roku. Recent negotiations with Google to carry YouTube TV have broken down because Roku cannot accept Google's unfair terms as we believe they could harm our users.
Ensuring a great streaming experience at an exceptional value is the core of our business. We will always stand up for our users, which is why we cannot accept Google's unfair and anticompetitive requirements to manipulate your search results, impact the usage of your data and ultimately cost you more.
While we are deeply disappointed in Google's decision to use their monopoly power to try and force terms that will directly harm streamers, we remain committed to reaching an agreement with Google that preserves your access to YouTube TV, protects your data and ensures a level playing field for companies to compete. We encourage you to contact Google and urge them to reach an agreement to continue offering YouTube TV on Roku and to follow standard industry practices pledging not to require access to sensitive search data or to manipulate your search results.
Thank you,
Roku
This was inevitable with the "cord cutting" (which it is not even cord cutting). Laughable that people actually thought these companies would just let this revenue go away and say "awe shucks".
Same premise. How can they maximize revenue with the content they control.third coast.. said:
Yea, I think anyone that pays attention in the streaming market realizes that the media outlets are trying to nickel and dimenyou to death, but this disagreement is fundamentally different than any of the ones I have seen in the past.
Anyone follow me on this? It was from April 9th. I bought the calls and anticipated selling some covered calls when it ran up some so I could get in for less than $2 each instead of doing a vertical right away. Instead it dropped and I then averaged down a week and a half ago. I regrettably went net free last week selling 60% of my calls instead of holding for a little longer or selling come covered calls today.Touchless said:
Thoughts on doing a vertical for MVIS. They obviously spiked the other day on the news of a new contract and a month ago, they said they anticipated "the A-Sample hardware and benchmarked data, for demonstration to interested parties, will be available in the April 2021 timeframe". You can get the 5/21 15/30 vertical for under $2 right now. Doesn't take a huge run up to to be in the money and if it really runs, you have a lot of room for it.
