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HoustonAg2014 said:That is my break even hahah that's why i will be happy. 2 years of pain for no gain... My dumbass tried to make a trade with my money for my house and it dropped 80% in like the 2 months.TheVarian said:
Hell, just let me break even
Very lucky my loving wife let me pay her back over a year. Learned a valuable lesson of not screwing around with money I will need in the next year...
She let you back in the house or are you still sleeping on the back porch?
thank you MM's, net free + profit, not holding a dayum thing overnight (that isn't net free).Brewmaster said:tell them to let NIO go, barcoding basically, like watching paint dry, lol.FTAG 2000 said:
Those MMs are slowly letting oil creep.
BlueTaze said:
CVNA looking good in the $6 range for a good bounce. Some technical support and a potential macro rebound near term. Going with $10 April calls.
Shoulda gone further out
FTAG 2000 said:HoustonAg2014 said:That is my break even hahah that's why i will be happy. 2 years of pain for no gain... My dumbass tried to make a trade with my money for my house and it dropped 80% in like the 2 months.TheVarian said:
Hell, just let me break even
Very lucky my loving wife let me pay her back over a year. Learned a valuable lesson of not screwing around with money I will need in the next year...
She let you back in the house or are you still sleeping on the back porch?
I think she was astonished at how I could make a stupid decision like that with money needed to buy a house but also saw me go from down 50% to up 450% in a year on Roku so that bought me a little bit of good graces for this time around haha.
I did buy a very comfortable couch for our bedroom on the chance that I ever need it!
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30K - what's your interpretation of Bob Iger saying "open to finding new strategic partner for ESPN"?
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30K - what's your interpretation of Bob Iger saying "open to finding new strategic partner for ESPN"?
Would the Mouse be putting ESPN on the open market to sell to an Amazon or Apple? Fire a ton of people like they have been to trim down and sell it…
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I don't want to get ahead of myself here, but i may be going to sizzler...
Gonna take some profits at open, hopefully at least get net free. Could squeeze again. Gonna grab a couple ttd puts too
Gonna take some profits at open, hopefully at least get net free. Could squeeze again. Gonna grab a couple ttd puts too
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30K - what's your interpretation of Bob Iger saying "open to finding new strategic partner for ESPN"?
He will sell if someone pays enough.
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Wow spreads all out of whack, had one 1dte put that couldn't get filled for a double at open so after 5 minutes tried to just get my money back, got filled then immediately the next print was double/my previous order. Seems like shenanigans
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I am thinking that Disney as a whole is going to be a better value play for the acquisition that someone will buy.$30,000 Millionaire said:Red Pear Luke (BCS) said:
30K - what's your interpretation of Bob Iger saying "open to finding new strategic partner for ESPN"?
He will sell if someone pays enough.
Tough to figure out who besides Apple or Amazon. Truthfully - I lean more towards Amazon given their business model.
But I'd love to see it not be sold as my preferred option.
And trimming SHOP too, my alerts are going nuts this morning
I rode CVNA 34$ put 7/21 from 1.50 to 2.25. See if I can buy back in later today or tomorrow.
Man, if DIS sold to Amazon, I'd be disappointed. I really dislike Amazon. Like really dislike.
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if my CRM calls from earliar are any indicator, this means they'll 200% in the next day.storey979 said:
I rode CVNA 34$ put 7/21 from 1.50 to 2.25. See if I can buy back in later today or tomorrow.
Maybe Elon will buy Disney and take out the trash there too.
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storey979 said:
I rode CVNA 34$ put 7/21 from 1.50 to 2.25. See if I can buy back in later today or tomorrow.
Nice brother
Someone explain how BUD is going up.
No way that doesn't get blocked by the FTC.$30,000 Millionaire said:
Man, if DIS sold to Amazon, I'd be disappointed. I really dislike Amazon. Like really dislike.
But I can definitely see Apple and Amazon getting in bidding war for ESPN.
Amazing how far ESPN has slid over the past decade or so. It used to be fun watching SportsCenter at night, top 10 plays, web gems, etc. Now it's just diluted trash with a bunch of random overly enthusiastic hosts or DEI candidates trying to push crappy stories. Maybe I'm just getting older, but I never even tune into ESPN unless it's for a little bit of college gameday and CFB games. About to just cancel cable and deal with crappy bootleg sports streams for Astros and Aggies that freeze every 15 mins.HoustonAg2014 said:Red Pear Luke (BCS) said:
30K - what's your interpretation of Bob Iger saying "open to finding new strategic partner for ESPN"?
Would the Mouse be putting ESPN on the open market to sell to an Amazon or Apple? Fire a ton of people like they have been to trim down and sell it…
Stock market related because live sports is one of the actual real things in this world that people enjoy watching. ESPN was THE sports network and leagues/teams are only becoming more and more valuable.
What should be a huge part and focus of Disney is now a pile of dog **** with a cat piss glaze.
Like anyone in this administration wouldn't sign off on it for a few shares of Amazon thrown their way.Buck Compton said:No way that doesn't get blocked by the FTC.$30,000 Millionaire said:
Man, if DIS sold to Amazon, I'd be disappointed. I really dislike Amazon. Like really dislike.
Bud light is a small piece of BUD. Im pretty sure they also own Modelo, so they're still getting your money.
ETA: They own modelo and 500 other beverage brands.
J/K 0708 is right, they own modelo, but not the US rights.
Still they own ALMOST every other beer brand.
ETA: They own modelo and 500 other beverage brands.
J/K 0708 is right, they own modelo, but not the US rights.
Still they own ALMOST every other beer brand.
They don't own the US rights to Modelo so they aren't getting that.
It definitely feels like they could be up for sale if they are trimming a lot of their expensive employees and their CEO makes this type of comment... Strange move as I think live sports is the only reason people pay for any type of live TV anymore. It would make Disney 100% irrelevant to me if this happened.Danwell Home said:Amazing how far ESPN has slid over the past decade or so. It used to be fun watching SportsCenter at night, top 10 plays, web gems, etc. Now it's just diluted trash with a bunch of random overly enthusiastic hosts or DEI candidates trying to push crappy stories. Maybe I'm just getting older, but I never even tune into ESPN unless it's for a little bit of college gameday and CFB games. About to just cancel cable and deal with crappy bootleg sports streams for Astros and Aggies that freeze every 15 mins.HoustonAg2014 said:Red Pear Luke (BCS) said:
30K - what's your interpretation of Bob Iger saying "open to finding new strategic partner for ESPN"?
Would the Mouse be putting ESPN on the open market to sell to an Amazon or Apple? Fire a ton of people like they have been to trim down and sell it…
Stock market related because live sports is one of the actual real things in this world that people enjoy watching. ESPN was THE sports network and leagues/teams are only becoming more and more valuable.
What should be a huge part and focus of Disney is now a pile of dog **** with a cat piss glaze.
I also have to wonder if Elon would consider buying it. He could probably change the branding of ESPN completely and get engagement back into the sports network and I know Twitter has had NFL games on it before so it's not far fetched to think he may want to become a player in the space.
I get what they own brand wise world wide.storey979 said:
Bud light is a small piece of BUD. Im pretty sure they also own Modelo, so they're still getting your money.
ETA: They own modelo and 500 other beverage brands.
At the same time, no company can take a 30-40% volume hit to it's number one SKU without a replacement and have good numbers.
I have a neighbor that manages at one of the big box liquor stores here in DFW, the distributor for InBev told him they are down 70% in the Metroplex, and anywhere from 30-70% nationwide the same.
That's going to show up in sales numbers.
Great post, and so true. I hope they do sell it and someone picks it up that wants to try and bring it back to what it once was. They've done nothing but fire all of their best people and fill it with arguing morons. People will happily tune in to ESPN for sports news and status rather than a few knuckleheads hollering at each other about whether or not someone should be offended by something.Danwell Home said:Amazing how far ESPN has slid over the past decade or so. It used to be fun watching SportsCenter at night, top 10 plays, web gems, etc. Now it's just diluted trash with a bunch of random overly enthusiastic hosts or DEI candidates trying to push crappy stories. Maybe I'm just getting older, but I never even tune into ESPN unless it's for a little bit of college gameday and CFB games. About to just cancel cable and deal with crappy bootleg sports streams for Astros and Aggies that freeze every 15 mins.HoustonAg2014 said:Red Pear Luke (BCS) said:
30K - what's your interpretation of Bob Iger saying "open to finding new strategic partner for ESPN"?
Would the Mouse be putting ESPN on the open market to sell to an Amazon or Apple? Fire a ton of people like they have been to trim down and sell it…
Stock market related because live sports is one of the actual real things in this world that people enjoy watching. ESPN was THE sports network and leagues/teams are only becoming more and more valuable.
What should be a huge part and focus of Disney is now a pile of dog **** with a cat piss glaze.
I think they could have like 10 personalities and do sports news with a mix of sports betting odds talk and people would be all over it. Different games each day and sports betting is a growing market. They could fill half the day with talking about betting odds for the day and matchups and players who are out that will move the line ect. Seems like a no brainer and would cost a LOT less than what they currently do up until gametime.Saltyag15 said:Great post, and so true. I hope they do sell it and someone picks it up that wants to try and bring it back to what it once was. They've done nothing but fire all of their best people and fill it with arguing morons. People will happily tune in to ESPN for sports news and status rather than a few knuckleheads hollering at each other about whether or not someone should be offended by something.Danwell Home said:Amazing how far ESPN has slid over the past decade or so. It used to be fun watching SportsCenter at night, top 10 plays, web gems, etc. Now it's just diluted trash with a bunch of random overly enthusiastic hosts or DEI candidates trying to push crappy stories. Maybe I'm just getting older, but I never even tune into ESPN unless it's for a little bit of college gameday and CFB games. About to just cancel cable and deal with crappy bootleg sports streams for Astros and Aggies that freeze every 15 mins.HoustonAg2014 said:Red Pear Luke (BCS) said:
30K - what's your interpretation of Bob Iger saying "open to finding new strategic partner for ESPN"?
Would the Mouse be putting ESPN on the open market to sell to an Amazon or Apple? Fire a ton of people like they have been to trim down and sell it…
Stock market related because live sports is one of the actual real things in this world that people enjoy watching. ESPN was THE sports network and leagues/teams are only becoming more and more valuable.
What should be a huge part and focus of Disney is now a pile of dog **** with a cat piss glaze.
If he did, I hope he'd find a spot for Clay.HoustonAg2014 said:It definitely feels like they could be up for sale if they are trimming a lot of their expensive employees and their CEO makes this type of comment... Strange move as I think live sports is the only reason people pay for any type of live TV anymore. It would make Disney 100% irrelevant to me if this happened.Danwell Home said:Amazing how far ESPN has slid over the past decade or so. It used to be fun watching SportsCenter at night, top 10 plays, web gems, etc. Now it's just diluted trash with a bunch of random overly enthusiastic hosts or DEI candidates trying to push crappy stories. Maybe I'm just getting older, but I never even tune into ESPN unless it's for a little bit of college gameday and CFB games. About to just cancel cable and deal with crappy bootleg sports streams for Astros and Aggies that freeze every 15 mins.HoustonAg2014 said:Red Pear Luke (BCS) said:
30K - what's your interpretation of Bob Iger saying "open to finding new strategic partner for ESPN"?
Would the Mouse be putting ESPN on the open market to sell to an Amazon or Apple? Fire a ton of people like they have been to trim down and sell it…
Stock market related because live sports is one of the actual real things in this world that people enjoy watching. ESPN was THE sports network and leagues/teams are only becoming more and more valuable.
What should be a huge part and focus of Disney is now a pile of dog **** with a cat piss glaze.
I also have to wonder if Elon would consider buying it. He could probably change the branding of ESPN completely and get engagement back into the sports network and I know Twitter has had NFL games on it before so it's not far fetched to think he may want to become a player in the space.
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HoustonAg2014 said:I think they could have like 10 personalities and do sports news with a mix of sports betting odds talk and people would be all over it. Different games each day and sports betting is a growing market. They could fill half the day with talking about betting odds for the day and matchups and players who are out that will move the line ect. Seems like a no brainer and would cost a LOT less than what they currently do up until gametime.Saltyag15 said:Great post, and so true. I hope they do sell it and someone picks it up that wants to try and bring it back to what it once was. They've done nothing but fire all of their best people and fill it with arguing morons. People will happily tune in to ESPN for sports news and status rather than a few knuckleheads hollering at each other about whether or not someone should be offended by something.Danwell Home said:Amazing how far ESPN has slid over the past decade or so. It used to be fun watching SportsCenter at night, top 10 plays, web gems, etc. Now it's just diluted trash with a bunch of random overly enthusiastic hosts or DEI candidates trying to push crappy stories. Maybe I'm just getting older, but I never even tune into ESPN unless it's for a little bit of college gameday and CFB games. About to just cancel cable and deal with crappy bootleg sports streams for Astros and Aggies that freeze every 15 mins.HoustonAg2014 said:Red Pear Luke (BCS) said:
30K - what's your interpretation of Bob Iger saying "open to finding new strategic partner for ESPN"?
Would the Mouse be putting ESPN on the open market to sell to an Amazon or Apple? Fire a ton of people like they have been to trim down and sell it…
Stock market related because live sports is one of the actual real things in this world that people enjoy watching. ESPN was THE sports network and leagues/teams are only becoming more and more valuable.
What should be a huge part and focus of Disney is now a pile of dog **** with a cat piss glaze.
I don't think the fall of ESPN has anything to do with DEI candidates or knuckleheads hollering at each other. Instead the way we consume sports and sports highlights have changed. 20 years ago, I tuned into Sportscenter to actually see the highlights and would make sure I caught that day's Top 10 plays. Now, I see the same on Instagram or Twitter before even turning on the TV. Thus, their is no longer need for a highlight show that runs 8 hours of the day, and if I want to read/hear people argue about sports, I have social media for that (same thing goes for sports radio btw).
I agree the path forward is sports betting. Give me a show that runs for three hours from 4 pm ET - 7 pm ET and make it just sports insiders (Scheftler, Woj, etc) and sports betting experts to break down lines and potentially matchups. That's all I need. All other programing needs to be live sports. Maybe you mix in one hour shows every once in a while about fantasy sports or previewing upcoming seasons (why isn't there programing right now talking about college football season previews and win totals, etc), but that should be the model. Greatly reduce on-air personalities (you really only need ~10) as stated, and then all other costs need to go to fees for the rights to air the individual sports. That's how you make it profitable or bring it back. It will never be the same, but the times have changed.
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up to 5.84 pre-market, backtesting ~5.10 support now. Decent call volume on July & Aug 7.50s believe it or not. I'm bidding for a few cheap Aug $5c.
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