ahomeplateslugger
Superstar
their branding and menu is closer to dunkin than starbucks imo. i don't think they have any in the bay area so can't speak on the quality of it but they have a lot of room to expand and grow. i'm intrigued with them.
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their branding and menu is closer to dunkin than starbucks imo. i don't think they have any in the bay area so can't speak on the quality of it but they have a lot of room to expand and grow. i'm intrigued with them.
@Da_Eggman
Entire buy now pay later space is on fire right now. That's why i mentioned a while back affirm will be >$200 in less than a year. It's up i think 40% from that post last month or in august.
*I don't own the stock*
Entire buy now pay later space is on fire right now. That's why i mentioned a while back affirm will be >$200 in less than a year. It's up i think 40% from that post last month or in august.
*I don't own the stock*
dora_da_destroyer
Master Baker
i'm slippinYou usually the one in the know on these tech companies
but a recent one that listed direct is amplitutde - AMPL, i think it could be a good look, still growing, have incredible market fit and customers that love it, currently investing a lot into sales & marketing.
ISO
Pass me the rock nikka
shyt is already $53 a share
Yeah affirm might get bought by Amazon is the rumors
Meet Kevin dude is calling affirm the Tesla of fin tech
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i think these anti-vax shytheads are gonna give us a nice buying opportunity before christmas 
some of this shyt is gonna be a problem
40 percent of the TSA?
all these vax walkouts, combined with the "#emptyshelvesbiden" shyt is shaping up to be awful
some of this shyt is gonna be a problem40 percent of the TSA?
all these vax walkouts, combined with the "#emptyshelvesbiden" shyt is shaping up to be awful
What do they do ?i'm slippin
but a recent one that listed direct is amplitutde - AMPL, i think it could be a good look, still growing, have incredible market fit and customers that love it, currently investing a lot into sales & marketing.
And I’m here for it looking directly at blue chips
i think these anti-vax shytheads are gonna give us a nice buying opportunity before christmas
40 percent of the TSA?
all these vax walkouts, combined with the "#emptyshelvesbiden" shyt is shaping up to be awful
I have research this quite a bit and it’s basically becoming something EVERY single American doctor will use in some way
they literally will have 100% of doctors on the platform eventually
“Olivia Zitkus: I'm curious, since Doximity has already looped in, 80% of doctors to its platform. How is it planning to upsell to these doctors? Is it going to bring in other types of providers or both? How is it going to continue growing if it eventually gets that close to a 100% which just seems close to?
Taylor Carmichael: Well, it's like Facebook, that eventually you take over the whole world. Then your question, how do I grow once I take over the whole world? They've already taken over the United States of America, so the next stage obviously is Europe, Asia, South America, Africa, and Australia. The thing is, all of the doctors in the system, there can be competitors that are overseas, but they're going to want to collaborate with American doctors, so they are going to want to be on Doximity's website. Again, I think it's game over for winning all these healthcare eyeballs, and really, part of their business model is upselling to doctors. But most of it is the doctors or the product that's being sold to other people. If they gather a 100% of the doctors worldwide, which eventually it's really going to happen. Then the business shifts to selling those eyeballs to pharmaceutical companies. They basically have monopoly like power, which is why the stock is so expensive right now.
Brian Withers: Yeah, Taylor, I would also relate it to like Pinterest where the doctors do get something out of being on the platform. This is a professional, one, allows them to collaborate, and two, it allows them to keep on the cutting edge of what's going on in their space, and then in medicine and allows the pharmaceutical companies and whatnot. Although it is somewhat self-serving, they do provide key information about the latest drugs and things like that, so that allows the doctors to stay up to speed.
Carmichael: It's free for doctors. It's a freemium model, you provide it free, and then you up-sell from there. But yeah, it's hard to compete against that network effect. You get the network in place and where do you go? You go where everybody else already is. It becomes just an impossible mission.”
I've started buying more. Trying to lower my cost basis.How many of you guys are still holding TTCF?
I sold it all off once I got green againHow many of you guys are still holding TTCF?
I got a few of there dishes and that shyt was trash
funkee
All Star
yea, i'm on it