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Originally Posted by freakydestroyer
To play devil's advocate, around this time last year Goldman Sachs projected NFLX to reach $600. I see flashes of that here.
The market has been in an uptrend and AAPL is the market leader. I just don't like to see people follow advice based on targets that these institutions set.Originally Posted by DaJoka004
Originally Posted by freakydestroyer
To play devil's advocate, around this time last year Goldman Sachs projected NFLX to reach $600. I see flashes of that here.Come on bro. Netflix has never and will never be the company or stock that Apple is.
I don't listen to analysts. I look at the numbers and consumer sentiment. BUY BUY BUY. And I've been tooting that horn on here since at least $350. I hope yall listened.
Is that the only reason you compared AAPL to NFLX?Originally Posted by freakydestroyer
The market has been in an uptrend and AAPL is the market leader. I just don't like to see people follow advice based on targets that these institutions set.Originally Posted by DaJoka004
Originally Posted by freakydestroyer
To play devil's advocate, around this time last year Goldman Sachs projected NFLX to reach $600. I see flashes of that here.Come on bro. Netflix has never and will never be the company or stock that Apple is.
I don't listen to analysts. I look at the numbers and consumer sentiment. BUY BUY BUY. And I've been tooting that horn on here since at least $350. I hope yall listened.
He already did, my Macbook broke down the other day.Originally Posted by JohnnyRedStorm
Please don't compare AAPL to NFLX, it makes Steve Jobs wanna haunt you.
Corning GLW broke 14 again today, let's see if it's able to maintain that level and continue trading higher. Love that stock long-term along with BP and even Tiffany, although I may trim and reenter the latter as they report next week. Need to do my research before deciding.
SLV looks like it may be breaking to the downside. Not normally into precious metals, but will probably buy some if it dips to 26-28. Would much rather own silver than gold anyway considering it has more practicality and is obviously much cheaper.
$710 is not an outrageous price target for a company that just had a quarter in which they had an EPS of $13.87, net revenue of $46.3B, have a foward P/E of 12.3 and are sitting on over $100B in cash.Originally Posted by freakydestroyer
He already did, my Macbook broke down the other day.Originally Posted by JohnnyRedStorm
Please don't compare AAPL to NFLX, it makes Steve Jobs wanna haunt you.
Corning GLW broke 14 again today, let's see if it's able to maintain that level and continue trading higher. Love that stock long-term along with BP and even Tiffany, although I may trim and reenter the latter as they report next week. Need to do my research before deciding.
SLV looks like it may be breaking to the downside. Not normally into precious metals, but will probably buy some if it dips to 26-28. Would much rather own silver than gold anyway considering it has more practicality and is obviously much cheaper.I was comparing NFLX to AAPL in the sense that this time last year, the institutions were pumping NFLX and setting outrageous price targets for it. I do not recommend bottom fishing GLD and SLV, they actually look like good shorts IMO.
Yeah, it realy depends where the market is and what's going on globally if and when it retests those levels. I'm not one of those hyperinflation people, but with our debt and the possibility of another war, it's an interesting trade.Originally Posted by freakydestroyer
He already did, my Macbook broke down the other day.Originally Posted by JohnnyRedStorm
Please don't compare AAPL to NFLX, it makes Steve Jobs wanna haunt you.
Corning GLW broke 14 again today, let's see if it's able to maintain that level and continue trading higher. Love that stock long-term along with BP and even Tiffany, although I may trim and reenter the latter as they report next week. Need to do my research before deciding.
SLV looks like it may be breaking to the downside. Not normally into precious metals, but will probably buy some if it dips to 26-28. Would much rather own silver than gold anyway considering it has more practicality and is obviously much cheaper.I was comparing NFLX to AAPL in the sense that this time last year, the institutions were pumping NFLX and setting outrageous price targets for it. I do not recommend bottom fishing GLD and SLV, they actually look like good shorts IMO.
Morgan Stanley said $1000. I mean really??Originally Posted by DaJoka004
$710 is not an outrageous price target for a company that just had a quarter in which they had an EPS of $13.87, net revenue of $46.3B, have a foward P/E of 12.3 and are sitting on over $100B in cash.Originally Posted by freakydestroyer
He already did, my Macbook broke down the other day.Originally Posted by JohnnyRedStorm
Please don't compare AAPL to NFLX, it makes Steve Jobs wanna haunt you.
Corning GLW broke 14 again today, let's see if it's able to maintain that level and continue trading higher. Love that stock long-term along with BP and even Tiffany, although I may trim and reenter the latter as they report next week. Need to do my research before deciding.
SLV looks like it may be breaking to the downside. Not normally into precious metals, but will probably buy some if it dips to 26-28. Would much rather own silver than gold anyway considering it has more practicality and is obviously much cheaper.I was comparing NFLX to AAPL in the sense that this time last year, the institutions were pumping NFLX and setting outrageous price targets for it. I do not recommend bottom fishing GLD and SLV, they actually look like good shorts IMO.
Originally Posted by bruce negro
Hey, is anyone else looking at BAC? Stock went up 4% yesterday as a result of the bank stress test, which was more than AAPL. I'm a broke college student, so I got in at 6.65 with $500.
You can just keep raising your stops to alleviate that.Originally Posted by JC08
I urge you all to buy a put on your long positions if you haven't already done so to protect against downside risk... true you don't want to fight the uptrend but equities have become so complacent relative to other markets lately and correlations between currencies/commodities/bonds/equities are becoming disconnected for the time being... this to me is signalling something negative to happen in the short-term especially with oil still so high and literally any day the Strait of Hormuz could be disrupted causing oil to shoot higher which is a killer to the US economy and thus equities...
My 2 cents
But you also give up time value and optionality. Short term volatility is pretty depressed across the board imo.Originally Posted by freakydestroyer
You can just keep raising your stops to alleviate that.Originally Posted by JC08
I urge you all to buy a put on your long positions if you haven't already done so to protect against downside risk... true you don't want to fight the uptrend but equities have become so complacent relative to other markets lately and correlations between currencies/commodities/bonds/equities are becoming disconnected for the time being... this to me is signalling something negative to happen in the short-term especially with oil still so high and literally any day the Strait of Hormuz could be disrupted causing oil to shoot higher which is a killer to the US economy and thus equities...
My 2 cents