Boiler Room: The Official Stock Market Discussion
dora_da_destroyer
Master Baker
nope, i love their instructors, but that's pretty much their only moat - good instructors & a required subscription. people are already back in gyms, and the desire for home fitness equipment will only go down as more people go back to the office and work their way back into normal routines - workout on the way to/from work. i think they're a solid company that will be around for a long time, but a return to normalcy and the recall def makes for a volatile remainder of the year
PTON is kinda like Apple and Tesla. It's about a cult not a moat. As long as the cult last it should do well.
ahomeplateslugger
Superstar
interesting. i think it's david and tom who make picks for the subscribers. i've seen stats that they've outperformed the market by hundreds of percent over a 3-5 year period.
dora_da_destroyer
Master Baker
Nah, they had a cult before gyms closed. The pandemic accelerated growth with a bunch of people who had no choice but to workout at home. I think peloton will be around for a min, but the remainder of this year will be choppy for them, - recall, people ending their sub to go back to soul cycle, CrossFit and any other gym, I don’t think it’s a good time to be investing in their stock.
BushidoBrown
Superstar
BushidoBrown
Superstar
this gordon cat hates on tesla?
humminbird
Veteran
I bought beyond and sold it a couple of months agoWondering if Beyond Meat is still a good play. The market is going to be saturated
I'm waiting for impossible foods to ipo
for years on CNBC. Another example, when stock was about $700
Gordon Johnson, Co-Founder and CEO of research boutique GLJ Research, explained his $70 price target for Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) stock during an interview with Lou Dobbs on FOX Business.
Spidey Man
Superstar
Any chance tsla falls to 650s. I'm thinking of flipping my chpt profits in tsla and I want the best price
What the hell are you reading
they just had the earnings call today, the AMC has raised 1 billion dollars in Q1, which was from December 2020 till now
people gotta look at facts not opinions
when you invest in a company first thing you need to research is who is in charge, because it all starts at the top
Adam Aron is the CEO of AMC, they brought him to turn the company around and he has done that in a short period of time
he was brought int to turn the 76ers around when they were losing money, and he brought them to profits rather quickly, he like the Lebron James of CEOs, it's like Lebron James being traded to a gabarge team, the automatically become winners
that's who you want to side with, Winners, nothing else matters, who's running the ship, people make things more complicated than they have to be, nevermind the short positions and all the fukkery with those hedgefunds who are dead in the water of the SEC's new ruling
To the moon breh! We'll have our day
dora_da_destroyer
Master Baker
AMC was at best a $15-$20 stock in the record years of 2018/2019. Movie theaters ain’t a healthy business, they were already struggling with the fact that basically only franchise blockbusters and kids movies get people to theaters. Don’t matter who you bring in in a shrinking industry. If AMC pops over $15-20 it won’t be fundamentals or industry health driving it.