Boiler Room: The Official Stock Market Discussion

[FabTrey]

All I know is this shyt better break double digits

it better be. it sure aint fun just waitin for somethin to pop.

 

[winb83]

top of the line android phones destroy iphones in performance, but that doesnt matter to Apple fans. They just want Apple and nothin else. its the power of the brand.

No they don't Apple processors beat snapdragons on performance scores.

 

[Rickdogg44]

FB anti trust suit

 

[FabTrey]

 

[FabTrey]

No they don't Apple processors beat snapdragons on performance scores.

and last i checked, sammy s20 beat iphone 11, but lost to pro max. so sammy will come up with somethin faster, but apple will match. and sammy has a better camera and better display.
its an arms race. iphones advantage is clearly the branding aspect of it. not performance.

 

[mson]

FB anti trust suit

It's always something.

 

[FabTrey]

FB anti trust suit

drop below $225 and ill buy them again

 

[Macallik86]

GOGO running right now.

 

[Scholar]

How is Nikola still valued at $12.4 B

 

[FabTrey]

How is Nikola still valued at $12.4 B

its like their absolute best case scenario - no more allegations, start making products, and make some profits.

its like asking the jets or browns to win the SB

 

[Scholar]

Snowflake IPO Indicated Near $235 a Share. Now We Wait for the Opening Trade.

The cloud software company Snowflake Tuesday afternoon priced an offering of 28 million shares at $120 a share, according to a person familiar with the situation, above the recently increased target range of $100 to $110 a share. Snowflake stock was first indicated at $160 a share just after 10 a.m., climbed as high as $235-$240 just after 11:30 a.m. before slipping to $230-$235. It has yet to trade.

They wildin

 

[Serious]

Snowflake IPO Indicated Near $235 a Share. Now We Wait for the Opening Trade.



They wildin

That's why I'm like @ this cloud bubble. I'm cool with ARKK and ARKW, doing what they got to do.

Thing of it is, most the cloud marketshare in consumed by Google, Amazon and Microsoft.

How disruptive snowflake, when they legit do the same shyt everyone else does.



Snowflake is a SaaS

 

[old pig]

Snowflake IPO Indicated Near $235 a Share. Now We Wait for the Opening Trade.

they on crack

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

How disruptive snowflake, when they legit do the same shyt everyone else does.

Snowflake is easier for third parties. If you leave say Amazon you can't take it with you but if you use Snowflake they work with you along any platform.

The issue is if all these big corporations decide they don't wanna play ball with Snowflake anymore

Either way I'm not buying the shyt at those levels that's crazy lmao

 

[dora_da_destroyer]

Snowflake IPO Indicated Near $235 a Share. Now We Wait for the Opening Trade.



They wildin

$235 is ridiculous...wonder how far this runs up. their employees who get to cash out in the next 3-6 months tho

Thing of it is, most the cloud marketshare in consumed by Google, Amazon and Microsoft.

How disruptive snowflake, when they legit do the same shyt everyone else does.

i've worked in cloud infrastructure/cloud computing the past 4 years. there are a lot of specialized services within cloud - storage, warehousing, compute, containers/virtual machines, cdn, etc - there's space for a lot of players. companies like snowflake specialize in what they do and create products devs love to use (they easily integrate into multiple tech stacks), there's also inherent risk in vendor lock (using AWS or MSFT for all your cloud needs - they don't do everything well, and if there is an outage or breach, you're SOL if you're not spreading your storage/compute/content across multiple services). snowflake will be fine, lots of companies are thriving in the cloud space even with the big 3.