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Watch video ↗No timestamp available in this export.Thank you Amazon. Thank you Tesla for acting like absolute dogs.
— Trade Brigade, at 27:00
even Palunteer is on the losing side of the ledger.
— Trade Brigade, at 23:50
Thank you Amazon. Thank you Tesla for acting like absolute dogs.
— Trade Brigade, at 27:00
Tesla's business doesn't necessarily seem to be a good business. Their earnings of Tesla have been falling for years. Their revenue has been flat for years. Their EV business is seeing a decline in gross profits and a decline in revenue... Tesla is being valued as some highly pro
— Daniel Pronk, at 10:52
I still think this is a bubble, a way bigger bubble than it was.
— Value Investing with Sven Carlin, Ph.D., at 0:00
I want to position for some short trades into next week either by some of the spider put flies you mentioned before or looking at selling calls and those names that are really bit up
— SpotGamma, at 40:02
Tesla found supply right where we said it looked like it would... got rejected there perfectly with a pattern of lower highs and lower lows. So, Tesla, it's you know, just I mean if it's a good day trading stock, I suppose, but really nothing else.
— Brian Shannon - Alpha Trends, at 7:07
There's no reason to be a buyer in Microsoft... Microsoft, you know, it it it's it's down a lot recently. It's an institutional favorite. It's probably due for a bounce, but technically, there's nothing here that says that it looks bullish. So, I I think that if you're looking fo
— Brian Shannon - Alpha Trends, at 7:07
Maybe Netflix certainly isn't. This one I've seen people trying to buy it all the way down. It's got that declining 20 below the declining 50 to below the declining 200 below the declining 5-day moving average. It's in a downtrend. How much clearer does it have to be? There's no
— Brian Shannon - Alpha Trends, at 7:07
Meta continues to be a broken stock. It found supply exactly where it was supposed to. Prior support acted as resistance along with that declining 20-day moving average. The trend is still lower in there. There's no reason to be a buyer.
— Brian Shannon - Alpha Trends, at 3:31
The structural trends are bad across Microsoft, Palantir, and you could say Oracle, right? On those givebacks
— Trade Brigade, at 30:56
The structural trends are bad across Microsoft, Palantir, and you could say Oracle, right?
— Trade Brigade, at 30:56
after 15 years of all the promises of all it's still a loss total making company... It's just a cult, great electric cars, everything. But there is a problem. Yes, you can make a car. So can others and likely you taught them how to make it faster and even better and then you have
— Value Investing with Sven Carlin, Ph.D., at 0:00
That is very like a large part of their IPO RPOS even 250 billion plus is coming from OpenAI a company that cannot afford to pay them... Microsoft's revenue is inflated by OpenAI. That is now fact. That's very bad. That's very bad indeed.
— Monetary Matters, at 21:53
the software stocks cratered in there. I know they're trying to make a comeback now because we don't need their products anymore just like we don't need a camera anymore because we've got our phone... you know that uh you know think about your CRM, your customer relations monitor
— Bianco Research, at 21:22
OpenAI appears to think that uh um a customized version of MediaTek's uh Demenity 9600 is the chip of choice and that's kind of a a blow to Qualcomm's premium positioning and it sort of puts Qualcomm in in an awkward spot.
— TechInsights, at 8:14