Boiler Room: The Official Stock Market Discussion

[JetFueledThoughts]

Any1 holding Sofi?

It was down big premarket on a downgrade. Came all the way back t/o the day.

I have ~3k invested at a CB of like $10.50

I think the downgrade came from Morgan Stanley basically saying they need to be looked at as a banking stock and not a growth stock.

I’m sitting patiently, their membership numbers keep growing Quarter by Quarter at a really interesting rate.

 

[No1]

Don’t know how you guys have the time to track all this stuff. I tapped out and just have a managed investing account.

 

[Rickdogg44]

For REIT brehs

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www.reit.com

 

[Rickdogg44]

Once you start using SOFI, you will realize how much better of a bank it is than the others They hook you in with one product then suddenly you start to use other products. With that said Technisys/Galileo is what can potentially take it to the moon. I am also have huge chunk in NuBank just in case sofi fails.

Is it that good? I may have to look into it. I opened an account to refi back in 2021 but my current bank basically matched the rate. So never did anything else with it

 

[BlaxOps]

For those of you who invest in AT&T:

AT&T shares sank as a research analyst downgraded the stock following a Wall Street Journal investigation that revealed that U.S. phone companies have left behind a network of cables covered in toxic lead.

AT&T shares are down more than 6% this week, trading at levels not seen in 20 years, as Wall Street analysts raised questions about liabilities related to the cables. One analyst estimated it could cost $59 billion for the telecom industry to remove all the lead cables nationwide.

"Potential copper lead sheathing liability is unquantifiable at this time, but will be a substantial long-term overhang on AT&T and the industry," wrote JPMorgan analyst Philip Cusick in a note to investors that downgraded his recommendation on AT&T to "neutral" from "overweight."

The Journal investigation showed how phone companies have left behind more than 2,000 old lead-encased phone cables, hung up on poles, under waterways and in the soil around the U.S. Journal testing found numerous cables leaching lead into soil and water, at levels exceeding regulatory safety guidelines.

 

[Serious]

For those of you who invest in AT&T:

AT&T shares sank as a research analyst downgraded the stock following a Wall Street Journal investigation that revealed that U.S. phone companies have left behind a network of cables covered in toxic lead.

AT&T shares are down more than 6% this week, trading at levels not seen in 20 years, as Wall Street analysts raised questions about liabilities related to the cables. One analyst estimated it could cost $59 billion for the telecom industry to remove all the lead cables nationwide.

"Potential copper lead sheathing liability is unquantifiable at this time, but will be a substantial long-term overhang on AT&T and the industry," wrote JPMorgan analyst Philip Cusick in a note to investors that downgraded his recommendation on AT&T to "neutral" from "overweight."

The Journal investigation showed how phone companies have left behind more than 2,000 old lead-encased phone cables, hung up on poles, under waterways and in the soil around the U.S. Journal testing found numerous cables leaching lead into soil and water, at levels exceeding regulatory safety guidelines.

I've already accepted that I'll passively DCA this stock without looking at it.

I was actually planning to catch up with some conference calls this weeknd.

 

[Serious]

Don’t know how you guys have the time to track all this stuff. I tapped out and just have a managed investing account.

some of us WFH.

 

[Serious]

And we move on....

Big week ahead, TSLA (@Aveda ), Netflix, AA,AMEX and the rest of the big banks report

 

[Mirin4rmfar]

Is it that good? I may have to look into it. I opened an account to refi back in 2021 but my current bank basically matched the rate. So never did anything else with it

Yeah, at least to me it is. Maybe I am bias but it's one of the few banking apps I login into every day. I get visibility in all my finances all on one app.

The only thing that they can't seem to beat is Robin Hood when it comes to their investment account. They did release an update but it looks like I haven't received it yet.

 

[No1]

some of us WFH.

And I’m hybrid. Some of work long hours and between that and life don’t have time to be following the market.

 

[KING WILL]

Yeah, at least to me it is. Maybe I am bias but it's one of the few banking apps I login into every day. I get visibility in all my finances all on one app.

The only thing that they can't seem to beat is Robin Hood when it comes to their investment account. They did release an update but it looks like I haven't received it yet.

Yea, that's what I gather even from Sofi Bulls. RH user experience when it comes to investing is miles ahead.

 

[Rickdogg44]

And I’m hybrid. Some of work long hours and between that and life don’t have time to be following the market.

I have no life outside of Atlanta Hawks and the gym lol I keep trying to get back into sports cards but they made that shyt too confusing now

All my friends went and had kids - so they can never do shyt.

 

[KING WILL]

Folks make time for what they wanna make time for.

I be on my stock tip at work all time. Watching videos, reading articles, etc


Coworkers be like, "I wanna learn but..."

"I want to invest but I don't want to have to follow it and watch it every day."

At the same time they be watching videos on fishing, hunting, shooting, etc, etc


It's a choice. You either want it, or you dont.

 

[Serious]

And I’m hybrid. Some of work long hours and between that and life don’t have time to be following the market.

You work long hours

I have control of my time more or less

Folks make time for what they wanna make time for.

I be on my stock tip at work all time. Watching videos, reading articles, etc


Coworkers be like, "I wanna learn but..."

"I want to invest but I don't want to have to follow it and watch it every day."

At the same time they be watching videos on fishing, hunting, shooting, etc, etc


It's a choice. You either want it, or you dont.

@No1

 

[No1]

You work long hours

I have control of my time more or less

@No1

Some of us eat in our windowed office with views of Manhattan on our lunch breaks that we still work through .