That sounds like what Link is regarding smart contracts and ensuring data is correct from both parties.
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That sounds like what Link is regarding smart contracts and ensuring data is correct from both parties.
What is Chainlink? (LINK)
Seems like the kind of disruptive company Ark would add to their F portfolio. My gut says go with this and I've doubted my gut before like when I had Spotify closer to $120 and sold out. I'm just going with it here.Looks like the Sofi merger is happening by end of Q1. Stock up now
Is mstr a good bitcoin play? Bitcoin tracking funds have annual fees but this is a regular company with tons of bitcoin. The advantage of buying it over bitcoin straight up, is I can buy it in a tax sheltered account.
I currently own very little bitcoin straight up. Will watch video on etherium too. Both would be just small hedges for me. I understand stocks way better then I do crypto and will keep my big money where my comfort is.
I currently own very little bitcoin straight up. Will watch video on etherium too. Both would be just small hedges for me. I understand stocks way better then I do crypto and will keep my big money where my comfort is.
I just looked at their balance sheet and income statement and the financials add up. From a revenue standpoint the TTM is growing very nicely and they're only slightly negative by like a million or so after OPEX and cost of revenue. I know nothing of how viable their business growth is but the explosion in revenue suggest it's solid.
Rickdogg44
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I should have loaded more in 17s...Looks like the Sofi merger is happening by end of Q1. Stock up now
Im at 100 with a 18.5 average. I had no idea thr merger would be so soon though, gonna have to cop some more on a dip between now and then
From all Im reading I just cant see how this will be anything close to a 20 dollar stock after that. Its almost to easy of a buy to the point Im shocked
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I'll keep an eye out for them. Do you know anything about thier process for their hydrogen production? Or how cost effective it is? It's been years since I've checked out water electrolysis but it can be a costly process.
But technology changes fast so maybe they've found ways to catalyze it while remaining profitable. I'll check for them.
ahomeplateslugger
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idk the process but i know their pricing is better than most of their competitors especially when you compare their market cap and stock price. i don't have the exact number off the top of my head but i remember seeing a chart comparing them to several other hydrogen companies.
I mentioned ENG months ago. Check the thread.
good find. i got in at 2.50 and 3.50. wish i spotted this a couple of months ago. eng is gonna be big.
ahomeplateslugger
Superstar
got in PLTR calls yesterday that expire end of the month and saw this in the morning. i might have to double down and buy further out. i need pltr to take me to the moon. i imagine it's related to their live demo event coming up Palantir Announces Inaugural Live Demo Day on January 26, 2021. insiders must know something.
I would expect some pullbacks before the merger is complete and right up to it as people take profits. If their numbers are good they expect to be profitable slightly this year in the $20m range and within 4 years they expect that to grow to $1.7b.
I look at it like this. This is the equivalent of an online bank, an online lender, an online investment broker, and they have their back end payment processor tech platform that many of their competitors use.
Many of these so-called online banks are just middle men that take your money and funnel it to partner banks. Right now technically SoFi is too but they're deep into the process of getting their own bank charter and becoming an actual bank. So they'll be a real bank without all the overhead of running physical locations.
My only problem with them is I can't directly deposit cash into my account. I get my direct deposits there and I can deposit checks but if I have physical cash I have to go to my credit union and deposit it then transfer it in. It's very rare that I have physical cash though unless given it and I can usually just keep it on me and spend it. I'm an older stage millennial and 90% of my banking and even buying transactions are all on my phone. I haven't had to walk into a bank in years. What SoFi is doing that's the future of all of our banking and they'll be one of the first companies to put it all together. As we all get older the people of my generation and later aren't gonna even care about physical banks.
My plan is to hold long term but when it pops off to sell enough to recoup my investment and hold the rest. This a common tactic?
Tbh may just let it sit though. This seems like its that "maybe pay for down payment on your house" long term play. Anything can happen just this just feels so solid
It does but at the same time if Chase decides to transition to mostly being an online only bank or reducing it's physical presence by 90% nationally the only real competitive advantage SoFi has is like a credit union compares to a bank SoFi will treat you better than Chase will.
On my Chase account I have to transfer in $500 a month to the checking or keep a daily balance of over $1500 to have their free checking. I don't really keep money in Chase it's just a mule account to move money to online banks but sometimes I'd forget and be hit with a fee. I have to start transferring my rent to Chase monthly then using my chase account to pay my landlord.
Right now though Chase and SoFi are after different customer bases. With You Invest though Chase is pivoting towards trying to target millennials and zoomers.