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Right because I literally have the same stocks. My Advisor picked them so like you say its not like she doing something different.
Anyone who owns individual stocks and don't own any of these big name tech stocks is doing it wrong.
 
Right because I literally have the same stocks. My Advisor picked them so like you say its not like she doing something different.


She may not be doing anything different, but she is she is getting bigger gain than u.. if she can get it at 20$ and you get it at 30...than there u have it.. ijs.. timing is everything thats all... but when i see her in something that i have... i just be like umm humm umm humm...just sharing thoughts..
 
She may not be doing anything different, but she is she is getting bigger gain than u.. if she can get it at 20$ and you get it at 30...than there u have it.. ijs.. timing is everything thats all... but when i see her in something that i have... i just be like umm humm umm humm...just sharing thoughts..
Timing the market? Not even the best hedgefunds can do this but she can somehow?
 
I love fidelity, it is the only broker that will give you a better price. Robinhood and Webull 100% of the time always gives me the higher price, not once any of these smaller brokers ever given me a better price that what I bid :smh:
 
$INTC, i see you. Still very intrigued as to how this fabrication biz is gonna turn out. Gonna need more EUV machines in the long run (or maybe not with this new tech).

 
I love fidelity, it is the only broker that will give you a better price. Robinhood and Webull 100% of the time always gives me the higher price, not once any of these smaller brokers ever given me a better price that what I bid :smh:


Anyone using Robinhood and Webull not to bright.
 
Anyone using Robinhood and Webull not to bright.
Webull has the best trading platform design and Robinhood has the best mobil app imo. For buying index funds or buy and hold I think they are both fine. For trading though not so much.
 
10 best-performing stocks in the S&P 500 during February:

Nvidia Corp. NVDA
Tesla Inc. TSLA
Meta Platforms Inc. META
Catelent Inc CTLT
West Pharmaceutical Services Inc. WST
Align Technology Inc. ALGN
Ansys Inc. ANSS
Fortinet Inc. FTNT
Monolithic Power Systems Inc MPWR
W.W. Grainger Inc. GWW

Here are the 20 worst-performing stocks in the S&P 500 for February:

Gen Digital Inc. GEN
Lumen Technologies Inc. LUMN
Match Group Inc. MTCH
Moderna Inc. MRNA
Dish Network Corp. Class A DISH
WestRock Co. WRK
V.F. Corp. VF
Organon & Co. OGN
Akamai Technologies Inc. AKAM
Newmont Corp. NEM
International Flavors & Fragrances Inc. IFF
Domino's Pizza Inc. DPZ
Fidelity National Information Services Inc. FIS
News Corp. Class A NWSA
ConocoPhillips COP
Devon Energy Corp. DVN
EOG Resources Inc. EOG
Mohawk Industries Inc. MHK
Electronic Arts Inc. EA
APA Corp. APA

Source: FactSet
 
Zoom Video Communications has fired Greg Tomb , who was appointed as the company's president last June. It's the latest shake up at the video-conferencing company which has implemented mass layoffs and cut executive salaries.

Zoom (ticker: ZM) said in a regulatory filing that the "termination without cause" was effective Friday. When Tomb joined the company he was announced as being in charge of overseeing its revenue efforts and the office of the chief information officer. Tomb was previously an executive at Alphabet's (GOOG) Google Cloud.

Chief Executive Eric Yuan said in early February that Zoom would cut 15% of its staff, or around 1,300 employees. He also said the company would be slashing executive pay, with leadership members reducing their salaries by 20% and forfeiting their 2023 bonuses.
 
Zoom Video Communications has fired Greg Tomb , who was appointed as the company's president last June. It's the latest shake up at the video-conferencing company which has implemented mass layoffs and cut executive salaries.

Zoom (ticker: ZM) said in a regulatory filing that the "termination without cause" was effective Friday. When Tomb joined the company he was announced as being in charge of overseeing its revenue efforts and the office of the chief information officer. Tomb was previously an executive at Alphabet's (GOOG) Google Cloud.

Chief Executive Eric Yuan said in early February that Zoom would cut 15% of its staff, or around 1,300 employees. He also said the company would be slashing executive pay, with leadership members reducing their salaries by 20% and forfeiting their 2023 bonuses.



No surprise here... sinking fast they r...all different companies doing all good during pandemic, but afterwards cant swim with the big dawgs!
 
No surprise here... sinking fast they r...all different companies doing all good during pandemic, but afterwards cant swim with the big dawgs!
Zoom Video Communications has fired Greg Tomb , who was appointed as the company's president last June. It's the latest shake up at the video-conferencing company which has implemented mass layoffs and cut executive salaries.

Zoom (ticker: ZM) said in a regulatory filing that the "termination without cause" was effective Friday. When Tomb joined the company he was announced as being in charge of overseeing its revenue efforts and the office of the chief information officer. Tomb was previously an executive at Alphabet's (GOOG) Google Cloud.

Chief Executive Eric Yuan said in early February that Zoom would cut 15% of its staff, or around 1,300 employees. He also said the company would be slashing executive pay, with leadership members reducing their salaries by 20% and forfeiting their 2023 bonuses.

I wonder where the bleeding is coming from? A lot of people still use Zoom.
 
I wonder where the bleeding is coming from? A lot of people still use Zoom.

Im not sure... i remember during the last couple of years they had spark an idea about giving schools and maybe a few other companies zoom for free in hopes of them using it and liking it and then picking it up at whatever the cost will be... but im not sure how that worked out, but because of the pandemic they figured this is the perfect opportunity, which it was! And they may have hurt them when many companies didnt bite only using it for free...just my thoughts on some of the things i had heard...
 
I wonder where the bleeding is coming from? A lot of people still use Zoom.
Other companies have retooled their conferencing platforms to compete. Many corporations have moved to the cloud based M365 (Teams) and Google's Meet is decent too.
 
As Tesla Inc (NASDAQ:TSLA) owners continue to wait for Elon Musk to come through on his "full self-driving" promise, recent reports indicate fully autonomous capabilities might be further away than most think, or at least that they were in 2016.

What To Know: According to a CNN report from January citing testimony from a senior Tesla engineer, a video Tesla used to promote its self-driving technology in 2016 was staged.

The video, which remains archived on Tesla's website, made it look like the vehicle was capable of stopping at red lights and accelerating off the line on its own, but testimony from Ashok Elluswamy, director of autopilot software at Tesla, showed the vehicle was not capable of such.

"The intent of the video was not to accurately portray what was available for customers in 2016. It was to portray what was possible to build into the system," Elluswamy said, per Reuters.

Elluswamy's testimony marked the first time a Tesla employee confirmed how the video was produced. The Tesla engineer noted Tesla used 3D mapping on a predetermined route to stage the video. Drivers reportedly had to take over control of the vehicle during the test runs. One even crashed into a fence in Tesla's parking lot, Elluswamy said.
 
As Tesla Inc (NASDAQ:TSLA) owners continue to wait for Elon Musk to come through on his "full self-driving" promise, recent reports indicate fully autonomous capabilities might be further away than most think, or at least that they were in 2016.

What To Know: According to a CNN report from January citing testimony from a senior Tesla engineer, a video Tesla used to promote its self-driving technology in 2016 was staged.

The video, which remains archived on Tesla's website, made it look like the vehicle was capable of stopping at red lights and accelerating off the line on its own, but testimony from Ashok Elluswamy, director of autopilot software at Tesla, showed the vehicle was not capable of such.

"The intent of the video was not to accurately portray what was available for customers in 2016. It was to portray what was possible to build into the system," Elluswamy said, per Reuters.

Elluswamy's testimony marked the first time a Tesla employee confirmed how the video was produced. The Tesla engineer noted Tesla used 3D mapping on a predetermined route to stage the video. Drivers reportedly had to take over control of the vehicle during the test runs. One even crashed into a fence in Tesla's parking lot, Elluswamy said.


Well well well... so lets have a look behind the curtain...:idea:
 
As Tesla Inc (NASDAQ:TSLA) owners continue to wait for Elon Musk to come through on his "full self-driving" promise, recent reports indicate fully autonomous capabilities might be further away than most think, or at least that they were in 2016.

What To Know: According to a CNN report from January citing testimony from a senior Tesla engineer, a video Tesla used to promote its self-driving technology in 2016 was staged.

The video, which remains archived on Tesla's website, made it look like the vehicle was capable of stopping at red lights and accelerating off the line on its own, but testimony from Ashok Elluswamy, director of autopilot software at Tesla, showed the vehicle was not capable of such.

"The intent of the video was not to accurately portray what was available for customers in 2016. It was to portray what was possible to build into the system," Elluswamy said, per Reuters.

Elluswamy's testimony marked the first time a Tesla employee confirmed how the video was produced. The Tesla engineer noted Tesla used 3D mapping on a predetermined route to stage the video. Drivers reportedly had to take over control of the vehicle during the test runs. One even crashed into a fence in Tesla's parking lot, Elluswamy said.



Nikola founder charged with securities fraud over allegedly fake truck demo



Lets see what happens to Musk
 
Just finished a short book called "The best loser wins".

A line that stuck with me:

The trading business attracts a lot of Alpha personality types who have been very successful in other areas of their lives, yet, Alpha, or not, one thing that needs to be kept in check is self-confidence.
 
Intel's plan to turn itself around by building up its third-party chip-manufacturing business for other semiconductor companies faces serious obstacles, BofA Global Research says.

On Sunday, analyst Vivek Arya reiterated an Underperform rating for Intel stock (ticker: INTC), with a target of $ 25 for the price.

A "structural challenge remains [with] INTC's insistence on a capex intensive integrated design/manufacturing model (IDM) that is forcing it to simultaneously compete against agile rivals," he wrote. "Meanwhile the competition with ARM- based PC/server rivals is just starting."

Intel declined to comment. In early trading Monday, the stock was down 1% to $26.15., while the S&P 500 was 0.6% higher.

The analyst noted Apple (AAPL) has been gaining share, reaching about 10% of the PC market using its own internally designed chips. Apple processors use Arm Ltd. chip-architecture technology, a competitor to the x86 chip architecture used by Intel and Advanced Micro Devices (AMD).

He also said Intel faces severe challenges in catching up to other players in the third-party chip-manufacturing business. He said that Intel Foundry Services has less than 1% of the global foundry market, compared with 57% for Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing.

An additional challenge, he said, is that other chip makers could be worried that Intel's own chips would receive preferential manufacturing treatment.

"IFS [Intel Foundry Services] is not only behind in technology (vs. TSMC/ Samsung), but also too sub-scale," the analyst wrote.

Last month, Intel announced a 66% dividend cut, reducing the quarterly payout to 12.5 cents per share from 36.5 cents, citing the need for more financial flexibility to execute its turnaround plans.

Intel stock has fallen by 45% over the past 12 months, compared with a 6% drop for the iShares Semiconductor (SOXX) exchange-traded fund, which tracks the performance of the ICE Semiconductor Index.
 
Does anyone subscribe to The Motley Fool site?
i am. i wouldnt recommend them. Ive lost alot of money following their picks. Anyway for what its worth. Here are their currently 10 top timely picks

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1NVDA$235.54+0.22%1.79136.02+0.50%1/20/2017 | READWatch NVDA
2TSLA$193.81+51.35%2.1149.20+4.23%5/5/2022 | READWatch TSLA
3MASI$181.01+64.28%0.8768.14+1.59%1/19/2023 | READWatch MASI
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5ABNB$126.33+40.17%1.2242.31+2.79%9/1/2022 | READWatch ABNB
6PAC$188.96+44.02%0.9119.03+31.95%10/21/2016 | READWatch PAC
7TTD$56.83+31.87%1.79522.56+2.86%12/1/2022 | READWatch TTD
8ZBRA$305.81+2.74%1.6134.89+0.97%11/19/2020 | READWatch ZBRA
9NOW$446.02+22.88%0.99275.17+2.02%1/5/2023 | READWatch NOW
10TTC$112.72+14.02%0.7726.91+0.08%4/15/2021 | READWatch TTC
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