Shift4 Payments price target raised to $80 from $55 at Truist 08:32 FOUR
Not enough vol.
Not enough vol.
GBA Presents: RADIO SAVANT-!
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Shift4 Payments, Inc. (FOUR)
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YOU WERE RIGHT VAN THE BOYS BOUGHT FEB NOT JAN!!! I guess Duh Jan ran out the day before...
WE MADE $8K!!!!
NFLX Feb 2023 340.000 call
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Vanzy I told you not to lose faith!!!
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Stoney... really.YOU WERE RIGHT VAN THE BOYS BOUGHT FEB NOT JAN!!! I guess Duh Jan ran out the day before...
WE MADE $8K!!!!
NFLX Feb 2023 340.000 call
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14.45+3.20 (+28.44%)<-----------------------------------
As of 12:24PM EST. Market open.
Quit trashing the thread and lying.
Those options were above $14 all day yesterday except for the last 20 minutes of trading.
And actually, when you made that post, they were $15.90
So unless your HF had a crystal ball and knew NFLX would drop $7 in the last 10 minutes of trading yesterday, you are underwater huge on this latest manifestation of Stoney "Fantasy Optionball".
They're up 28% off of the last trade yesterday Einstein.
A panic market order sell of one contract for $11.25 with 3 seconds left till the bell.
Here.. right off of LiveVol.
The last trade of the day, $11.25 (which is where you are getting your 28% from)
... and your trade when you post. $15.90
Oh, and notice the ask price on that last trade. $13.95 lol.
And since they're trading at $13.30 as I type... you're down 20% on the trade.
Either way, you told our readers go-time on today's $340's at $8.59
They are $0.44 as I type.
Pretty much 100% loss for the readers.
Just like I said they would be.
Glad I got $5.50
The last trade of the day, $11.25 (which is where you are getting your 28% from)
... and your trade when you post. $15.90
Oh, and notice the ask price on that last trade. $13.95 lol.
And since they're trading at $13.30 as I type... you're down 20% on the trade.
Either way, you told our readers go-time on today's $340's at $8.59
They are $0.44 as I type.
Pretty much 100% loss for the readers.
Just like I said they would be.
Glad I got $5.50
The Sherwin-Williams Company (SHW)
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242.13+7.79 (+3.32%)We Did It Bro!!! Roll Them Forward!!!
You know what they are Saying?-- "Stoney had the idea of the week!" ~ that's a quote!
My Method is 100%!! And I've told you all it requires buying on a down day when you know good news is coming.$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
THIS IS
RADIO SAVANT
You know what they are Saying?-- "Stoney had the idea of the week!" ~ that's a quote!
My Method is 100%!! And I've told you all it requires buying on a down day when you know good news is coming.$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
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Innoviz Technologies Ltd. (INVZ)- $1 from 52 week high?
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Innoviz Technologies Ltd. (INVZ)- $1 from 52 week high?
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- National Instruments (NASDAQ:NATI)rose 1.6%amid a report that the company's strategic review has garnered interest from at least three other companies besides Emerson Electric (NYSE:EMR).
- Fortive (FTV), Keysight (KEYS) and Honeywell (HON) are said to be interested in National Instruments (NATI), according to a Dealreporter item, that cited people familiar. The process is in early stage and it's possible no parties make formal bids.
- The update comes after Emerson (EMR) on Tuesday disclosed a bid to acquire National Instruments (NATI) for $53 a share. Emerson submitted a proposal on Nov. 3 to improve an opening bid of $48-per-share on May 25.
- CNBC also reported on Tuesday that Emerson (EMR) was said to have engaged with NATI over the last three weeks or so. Emerson came away with the impression from the discussions that NATI's price expectations were"unrealistic."
- National Instruments (NATI) jumped 17% on Friday following the announcement of the evaluation of strategic options.
GOOD READ
Investors should adjust to trading in the Twilight Zone as Wall Street narratives change quicker than a TikTok video, BofA Securities says in its weekly Flow Show note Friday.
Investors "are in the trickiest partof the investment cycle: tightening ending but easing far from beginning, inflation over but recession not yet begun, China reopen vs US recession," strategist Michael Hartnett wrote in a note.
Investor conviction is still in a huge bear market and tail risks to the consensus are high, Hartnett added.
In the current scenario, he posed three "heretical thoughts":
From a cyclical viewpoint, Hartnett still predicts positive Treasury returns this year and a tough year for stocks (NYSEARCA:SPY) (QQQ) (DIA) (IWM), with a hard landing and credit events risks underpriced. For the S&P 500 (SP500) he says nibble at 3,600, bite at 3,300 and gorge at 3,000.
Looking at secular leadership there will be a shift from deflation assets to inflation assets being a conviction trade, like Japan in 1990, the dot-com bust in 2000, U.S. and EU banks in 2007 and BRICs and resources in 2011, he added.
Tech (XLK) and FAANG (META) (AAPL) (AMZN) (NFLX) (GOOG) (GOOGL) will underperform in the coming years and the new leadership will be inflation assets like commodities, non-U.S. stocks, small-cap over large-cap and value (IWD) over growth (IWF), Harnett said.
Investors should adjust to trading in the Twilight Zone as Wall Street narratives change quicker than a TikTok video, BofA Securities says in its weekly Flow Show note Friday.
Investors "are in the trickiest partof the investment cycle: tightening ending but easing far from beginning, inflation over but recession not yet begun, China reopen vs US recession," strategist Michael Hartnett wrote in a note.
Investor conviction is still in a huge bear market and tail risks to the consensus are high, Hartnett added.
In the current scenario, he posed three "heretical thoughts":
- CPI troughs in Q1. Annualized three-month change in CPI is 0% (see chart at bottom) while markets are bullishly trading two more quarter-point Fed hikes and 200 bps of cuts over 18 months. A "super-tight labor market (<200k on initial claims) + renewed rise (in) commodity prices (China reopen + MAD geopolitics in Russia/Ukraine)" could lead to a couple of higher-than-expected CPI prints that reverse outsized expectations of 200bps of cuts.
- "Mission Accomplished" central banks unwittingly confirm a new era of inflation. The expected end of tightening would occur before policy rates hit restrictive levels in real terms and "hikes ending with all economies at full employment/inflation well above target." Central banks are "quietly accepting higher structural inflation, wittingly or unwittingly (maybe they think low rates help to service government debt, higher inflation helps to debase nominal level of debt, inflation cures wealth inequality)."
- Q2 recession marks a low in bond yields.Last year's 17% loss in U.S. Treasuries (TBT) (TLT) (SHY) was the worst since 1788 and there has never been three-straight years of U.S. government bond losses. "250 years of history say US Treasury returns up in 2023 ... but recession coming and likely a biggie." Higher U.S. unemployment coinciding with a 2% personal savings rate, a 15% growth in credit card debt, 19% record APR credit card rates at a 50-year high and consumer finance companies increasing provision is "no bueno."
From a cyclical viewpoint, Hartnett still predicts positive Treasury returns this year and a tough year for stocks (NYSEARCA:SPY) (QQQ) (DIA) (IWM), with a hard landing and credit events risks underpriced. For the S&P 500 (SP500) he says nibble at 3,600, bite at 3,300 and gorge at 3,000.
Looking at secular leadership there will be a shift from deflation assets to inflation assets being a conviction trade, like Japan in 1990, the dot-com bust in 2000, U.S. and EU banks in 2007 and BRICs and resources in 2011, he added.
Tech (XLK) and FAANG (META) (AAPL) (AMZN) (NFLX) (GOOG) (GOOGL) will underperform in the coming years and the new leadership will be inflation assets like commodities, non-U.S. stocks, small-cap over large-cap and value (IWD) over growth (IWF), Harnett said.
