humminbird
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Also I think it’s even more likely Facebook is buying take two
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humminbird
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Amazon options flow looks very bullish let’s hope 
Has Amazon done well this year? I never pay attention to themAmazon options flow looks very bullish let’s hope
humminbird
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Yes and no
They had a good surge last year and then had a drop when they reported earnings last because they missed estimates.
The problem is that they thought they could sustain the growth that the stimulus and wfh provided.
I’m a little worried because the Amazon app keeps sending me notifications to buy stuff which has never happened for me but that’s a pretty small part of Amazon.
the cac mamba
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lose 30 billion, zrehs
Silky Johnson
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Investing in any social media stock right now feels like trying to invest in big tobacco in 98.
Ozymandeas
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What do y’all think about Mr Cooper? Supposedly 50-60% of their revenue comes from servicing mortgages where they get a 25% cut of the customer’s interest rate. So, they’re supposedly going to do well if interest rates go up? Good buy or nah 
This Mortgage Company Profits From Rising Interest Rates. Its Stock Is a Buy.
This Mortgage Company Profits From Rising Interest Rates. Its Stock Is a Buy.
ExodusNirvana
Change is inevitable...
humminbird
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it makes sense
It's the biggest for sure, but Facebook in general is stagnant. They have been dominant over the last like 20 years and got a lot of competitors out of the paint, but I'd say one of the things that has happened in the space is the other social media platforms have clearer niches and FB/Meta is starting to look like a bloated company that has a lot of users accumulated over time, but ultimately what are they using FB for?
TikTok has the younger generation and better organic engagement than FB and IG
Youtube is the king for online video/content creation
Twitch for live streaming and gaming (Facebook Gaming has been trying to get more into this space)
LinkedIn is there for professional networking
Twitter is the go to for news and better at gauging the climate for topics overall
Facebook doesn't really do anything better than their comp right now, they do a lot of stuff well. It's like a jack of all trades, masters of none thing. They want to continue that with their metaverse direction also, I think investors are less bullish overall because tech morphs and changes everything over time. FB is called the boomer social media app for a reason. Most of the creative and innovative content is coming from elsewhere.