GBA Presents: RADIO SAVANT-!
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We have seven names so far and still 40% cash.
Shel obviously is the one I have to ask myself can that really double-
+ SIGA I see that zooming to $27 not sure about a double.
The rest I believe can.
Shel obviously is the one I have to ask myself can that really double-
+ SIGA I see that zooming to $27 not sure about a double.
The rest I believe can.
And you think Ollies will?!!!!
You've lost your mind Stoney.
CAUTION ON APPLE. -
(From Real Money)
Today I noticed the same chart pattern on shares of Apple (AAPL) and this is making me a very nervous long in the stock market because of AAPL's weighting in various index funds.
Let's check out the charts of AAPL and what this might mean for the broader averages.
In the daily bar chart of AAPL, below, we can see that the shares have climbed steadily from a June low. Prices have traded upwards in a tighter and tighter pattern -- a rising wedge, I believe. Trading volume has declined from early July and that is typical of this pattern.
The daily On-Balance-Volume (OBV) line has moved upward from the middle of June. This is a positive but it has only slightly bested the late March high.
The Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) oscillator is above the zero line but it looks like the two moving averages that comprise the oscillator have begun to narrow. This is an early warning of a potential reversal. Speaking of reversals, the candle pattern Thursday could be a spinning top or a doji which could be part of a top reversal pattern.
(From Real Money)
Today I noticed the same chart pattern on shares of Apple (AAPL) and this is making me a very nervous long in the stock market because of AAPL's weighting in various index funds.
Let's check out the charts of AAPL and what this might mean for the broader averages.
In the daily bar chart of AAPL, below, we can see that the shares have climbed steadily from a June low. Prices have traded upwards in a tighter and tighter pattern -- a rising wedge, I believe. Trading volume has declined from early July and that is typical of this pattern.
The daily On-Balance-Volume (OBV) line has moved upward from the middle of June. This is a positive but it has only slightly bested the late March high.
The Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) oscillator is above the zero line but it looks like the two moving averages that comprise the oscillator have begun to narrow. This is an early warning of a potential reversal. Speaking of reversals, the candle pattern Thursday could be a spinning top or a doji which could be part of a top reversal pattern.
Olli is going to $98-!
Van since I really went out of my way to teach on this one explaining how to figure buy points from a large advance and since I absolutely nailed the buy point to within 50 cents and have a large gain once again I think it's best to stop knocking OLLI!
The idea is to learn from all this shit. That's why I do it... I want you guys to be able to find these stocks yourselves.
You got this retail stock wrong- they benefit from everything happening now in the economy.
( as I have explained numerous times.)
Ollie's Bargain Outlet Holdings, Inc. (OLLI)
NasdaqGM - NasdaqGM Real Time Price.
62.42-1.76(-2.74%)
At close: August 4 04:00PM EDT
65.17+2.75(+4.41%)<--------------
Pre-Market:04:00AM EDT
- Triple top at $98 <----------------
Shel's high from 2018 was around $70. That mark is obviously going to be met.
So $50--$70 is a gnarley trade to begin with but with this transition to alternative fuels can
SHEL stand out and take the stock higher.
I've had this theory for a while that the big oil majors are not going down without a fight they will use all that cash to do or buy something great...
I chose Shell.
So $50--$70 is a gnarley trade to begin with but with this transition to alternative fuels can
SHEL stand out and take the stock higher.
I've had this theory for a while that the big oil majors are not going down without a fight they will use all that cash to do or buy something great...
I chose Shell.
Excuse me... I think it was me that said to wait for $57ish before buying.
I work so hard on chart reading (near term) as it applies to these stocks, no one even comes close.
Now, we are looking at earnings approaching. The time-frame is expanded a bit.
IF Ollies gets anywhere near $70 before earnings, you would be nuts not to sell.
YOU'RE WELCOME.
Twilio (NYSE:TWLO) shares tumbled on Friday after the customer engagement software company issued weaker-than-expected third-quarter guidance, prompting investment firm Stifel to downgrade the stock.
Analyst J. Parker Lane lowered his rating on Twilio (TWLO) shares to hold from buy and slashed the price target to $90 from $200, noting the lack of visibility into profitability. Lane noted that organic revenue growth continues to fall, with third-quarter sales expected to grow between 29% and 30%, compared to 33% in the second-quarter and 35% in the year-ago period.
Additionally, there are concerns over non-GAAP gross margins and a "wider operating loss than consensus" for the next period, leaving the timeline for "achieving material profitability" as "uncertain."
Twilio (TWLO) sharesfell nearly 9% to $89.40in premarket trading.
The Jeff Lawson-led Twilio (TWLO) said it expects to lose on an adjusted basis between 37 and 43 cents per share in the third quarter, while sales are forecast to be between $965-975M, compared to estimates of $979.32M.
Twilio (TWLO) topped estimates for the second-quarter, as it lost an adjusted 11 cents per share on $943.35M. Analysts were expecting Twilio (TWLO) to lose 20 cents per share on $920.97M in revenue.
The company said active customer accounts rose to more than 275,000, compared to 240,000 active customer accounts as of June 30, 2021.
Analyst J. Parker Lane lowered his rating on Twilio (TWLO) shares to hold from buy and slashed the price target to $90 from $200, noting the lack of visibility into profitability. Lane noted that organic revenue growth continues to fall, with third-quarter sales expected to grow between 29% and 30%, compared to 33% in the second-quarter and 35% in the year-ago period.
Additionally, there are concerns over non-GAAP gross margins and a "wider operating loss than consensus" for the next period, leaving the timeline for "achieving material profitability" as "uncertain."
Twilio (TWLO) sharesfell nearly 9% to $89.40in premarket trading.
The Jeff Lawson-led Twilio (TWLO) said it expects to lose on an adjusted basis between 37 and 43 cents per share in the third quarter, while sales are forecast to be between $965-975M, compared to estimates of $979.32M.
Twilio (TWLO) topped estimates for the second-quarter, as it lost an adjusted 11 cents per share on $943.35M. Analysts were expecting Twilio (TWLO) to lose 20 cents per share on $920.97M in revenue.
The company said active customer accounts rose to more than 275,000, compared to 240,000 active customer accounts as of June 30, 2021.