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It's looking good today, I'm glad. I was in fear of it taking a dive last week.

I don't get it. Just when I think I see some progress, the next day we're back where we started. We're slowly creeping down to the pandemic low, and the way it's been going, I wouldn't be surprised if we hit an all time low sometime this year. Can we... — read more 

Musk is at his best when he focuses on his work at Tesla, not on other stupid side projects like Twitter (oh, pardon me, X) or DOGE. Now that he's finally saying he's going to refocus on Tesla, I can see the stock recover rapidly. There's been a nice... — read more 

Is this the time to buy?

The recession is coming. We all know what happens in such situations. McDonald's is currently significantly overpriced and we'll see a major drop very soon, IMHO. I'd recommend selling if you're holding, and I definitely wouldn't recommend buying if... — read more 

Netflix is immune to the effect of tariffs on the market and the stock is reflecting that. Outside of short-term dips, the stock has been rising continuously and is now at an all-time high. If there ever was a time to dump manufacturing-based... — read more 

Why is it underperforming so much lately? Anyone know?

I don't know if the price is good right now or if I should wait to see what's gonna happen later next week instead.

I would stay away from it. The stock is priced 181 dollars and the company hasn't been performing all that well in the last couple of years. I guess congratulations are in order for the CEO for bringing the stock value up, but from an investor's... — read more 

Please post the pros and cons. My friends say that with the tariff crisis it isn’t a wise decision to invest in a company that bases most of its profits on hardware rather than software. A good time to catch a low price or is it a better idea to take... — read more 

Can someone please correct me if I’m wrong, but EXE seems like one of the surest bets on the energy market. With the merger this company has become the largest US distributor of natural gas. That market is by definition stable, and now EXE dominates... — read more 

With the current political situation and with the administration threatening to cut down on Medicaid, it seems that this is a bad time for investment. On the other hand the price is good and I tend to think that Centen is diversified enough to stand... — read more 

I believe Tesla has lost its competitive edge - and I don’t think it will ever get it back. Musk has made big promises but delivered very little. His increasingly erratic behavior could end up dragging the company down. Meanwhile, the rest of the... — read more 

It’s all hot air. The company is tied to fantasy projects like Gold Dome - ventures that are not only unrealistic but also clearly beyond the capabilities of the companies involved.

Forget about tariffs - they’re already bad enough. But what will Boeing do without access to key rare earth elements and magnets, now that China has stopped exporting them? To make matters worse, China has also stopped importing Boeing aircraft. It’s... — read more 

I never panicked, even during the toughest downturns. Micron is facing pressure now - tariff uncertainties, fierce competition, and overall market volatility are taking their toll. On top of that, it's a cyclical business by nature. The stock is... — read more 

Target’s shares are down 65% from their peak. Things look bleak - earnings per share are expected to remain flat this year, and the price-to-earnings ratio has dropped to just 10.5. So why consider buying the stock? Because Target has a turnaround... — read more 

It's just a reliable stock, through and through.

Is it still wise to buy MDRX at this price, at this precise moment? I don't want to do anything I'll regret later down the road.

I want to sell so badly. I know I should wait, but this is painful to watch. How low can UHG go before everybody starts panicking and selling off, driving it into the ground? It might not happen, I know, but what if it does? This is too large a part... — read more 

I'm not sure why, because, on paper, the company has been improving. It had a debt of $461 million in December, which is a significant year-over-year improvement. In December 2023, the debt was $565.6 million. Add to that $85.3 million in cash, which... — read more 

From an average of $20 for years we're down back in the $3 range. Usually, this would be the time to buy for me. I did both last major dips (2008 and 2020) but this time I'm reluctant. It's not that I don't think JBLU will go up again. I just can't... — read more 

Yes, it’s pricey, but it’s also a clear winner in the industrial sector. Deere is the world’s leading supplier of agricultural equipment, holding a 50 percent market share in North America. On top of that, they’ve been advancing the networking of... — read more 

Business Insider called out the event, which has been hitting the stock indexes of some major players over the last couple of weeks as tariff trouble has hit just about everyone. Tesla is just the latest to see the symbol of bearishness, which occurs... — read more 

KDP is definitely a hold. The stock is stable and does well. What else do you need?

And I think things will only improve going forwards too. Last year was tough but JBHT will endure.

At this price, at the very least?

I own a substantial amount of stock, so I’m just trying to lose as least as possible at this point.

Mark my words. The company has good momentum as it is and has proven to be resistant to the market fluctuations on the stock market that we see every day. I also think that, wit a trade war going on in the world, the only companies that will show... — read more 

I mean none of the other big oil companies in the oil sector had such a drop. Did anyone identify any solid reasons why the gradual drop is taking place. Is there something fundamentally wrong with COP or can we attribute the drop to the general... — read more 

I ask this while keeping in mind that this is one of the most stable stocks that I own. How things stand right now the tariffs could hit a wide range of products which, by definition, would hit the companies that operate with a wider range of... — read more 

This is an idea that crossed my mind in the last couple of days, regardless of the fact that I have a very bad opinion about Ford stock. This looks to me like a good time to buy some Ford stock in order to get some short term profit. The stock has... — read more 

It’s been one of the most overvalued smoke & mirrors plays in recent memory.

The stock is an excellent all-around performer, with its IBD Composite Rating coming in at a perfect 99. Wall Street expects earnings performance to continuing to improve, with full-year EPS seen rising 90% in fiscal 2025 before posting... — read more 

The dip presents a solid opportunity for long-term investment. Netflix has generally performed well, thanks to its profitable and innovative business model. While it remained relatively stagnant in its practices for a period, the company is now... — read more 

What could possibly go wrong? It’s growth-oriented, with steadily increasing sales, and operates in the obesity management space. It would only become a bad investment if widespread poverty from an economic depression became the default method of... — read more 

Unless someone presents a compelling reason to sell. After a sharp decline in value, it has entered a recovery phase. Its movement largely mirrors overall market trends influenced by tariffs, rather than showing individual volatility that might... — read more 

I was never one of those that completely gave up on CGI. Things were tough for a while but there's always a light at the end of the tunnel and things got better, eventually. As they always do.

Such a bad month. I don't know why the bigwigs at the top don't do something productive and change things for the better.

Not sure how to proceed here.

Trust me this is the way. There's nothing else that should be done at the moment except for holding it.

I'm thinking the dip is a market thing, and not a company thing, right?

It has all but recovered after the 2023 disaster. There have been some fluctuations, but it seems to be more or less stable in its upward trajectory. Is this something that will do well among the tariffs and the probable recession we're walking into?... — read more 

I don't expect anything less from them. This is very in-character for the company.

The magnificent seven are falling one by one. As someone who was never rich enough to own any, I have to admit I am enjoying my popcorn as I watch it happen in real time. Apple is the third, and from the looks of it, Alphabet will be the fourth. I am... — read more 

Starbucks has been having issues for over a year now with unions and boycotts, and now the fear of recession is driving in the final nail. The stock is at $77 currently and it keeps dropping. It's one thing after another with this place. I wish I... — read more 

He held on for as long as he could, but even the company's biggest proponent is finally admitting there's a major issue. Granted, his new price target is still above all other analysts, but the fact that he went to $315 from $550 says it all, in my... — read more 

I still have trouble understanding why. While Amazon is worth the premium, considering its position in this industry, the stock would become even more attractive in a full-blown bear market. Again, no one can predict with certainty whether that... — read more 

While MU may have underperformed on Friday compared to its competitors, I believe they could recover faster once the situation settles down. At least, that’s what I’m hoping will happen. Even if U.S. clients can’t absorb the production due to the... — read more 

Will layoffs help Cigna’s shares recover, even just a little? I’m looking to sell before things get worse. Is there any chance the price will go up long enough for me to sell?

With the tariffs imposed on Taiwan too? Where the he-l will they have their ‘unique’ chips produced from now on? Are those chips even unique? The latest Chinese products seem to perform better, including some based on breakthrough technologies. We... — read more 

Financial advisors have been urging people not to panic and sell their stocks. However, this sh---y company is never going to recover. I hope that reciprocal tariffs in the EU hurt sales even more than the consumer campaign already has. We’ve been... — read more 

How come NOV has the growth score A, given that it couldn't produce any value for years? What’s the catch?

Are there enough reasons for the stock to move up in this market?

All and all it looks like a perfect stock to me. Almost too good to be true. There has to be some negative aspects behind the scenes here? Can you please name the pros andd especially the cons for buying BJ right now. Thanks

I was holding on to the stock despite the tremendous losses and the fact that the situation at Boeing is far from perfect. However, the tariffs seem to be the last straw for me. I’m selling. Is there anyone here who feels that this is the right... — read more 

FLWS has experienced a bad month, but hopefully things will improve in the upcoming weeks considering those in the know seem to have a positive opinion about the stocks' future.

Just bought it, the price was just right for it.

Some much needed update on what's going on with GCAP.

That's what I'm seeing anway.

Is it any good? Or should I look elsewhere?

Tesla's Deliveries Are Down Sharply. Is it Time to Worry? Protests and boycotts have driven many EV buyers to look elsewhere. Has Tesla's growth story stalled? Tesla (TSLA 4.28%) reported Wednesday that it delivered just over 336,000 electric... — read more 

It's game, Free Fire, is on fire (yes, I know, it's a really bad pun) and it could become available in India once again soon, which will only serve to further bump up revenue that is already 29% up in 2024 compared to 2023. In fact, all of the... — read more 

I don't get some people. I'll be enjoying it when the stock goes back to its peak and above and people who sold in panic start realizing what they did. Let me remind you of the words of the late and great John Bogle: “Time is your friend, impulse is... — read more 

Yes, a few bad weeks, but overall, this is still a good choice. The company has seen its full-year earnings estimate go up by 38 percent. That means that most analysts like what they're seeing, and I couldn't agree more. The company has also managed... — read more 

Not good at all. The stock just hit a 52-week low at $0.98. Compared to its 52-week high of $17.75, I'd say this is a complete and unmitigated disaster. Now, some consider this an undervalued stock at this point, but with a record such as this, who'd... — read more 

I'm so glad I sold the stock before it started to plunge. The AI hype is finally coming home to roost.

The stock is performing worse compared to other tech stocks. Is this a sign of major trouble for VMW, or is it just part of the general market trend?

If so, does it make sense to invest in Visa now?

I’m holding onto all the XOM stock I currently have and regret not having more. The administration's aggressive trade and energy policies will likely make XOM a winner. It’s highly probable that XOM will continue to perform well, even during a... — read more 

What is the likelihood that it will plunge on the 3rd? GM stock has been in a slow but noticeable decline for the past year and a half. With GM heavily reliant on imports, it’s likely to be hit hard by the 25% tariff. Passing the tariff costs onto... — read more 

There simply is no other choice here but to sell Dynatrace. In its current form the stock provides nothing but loss to anyone who interacts with it. Sad, but true.

What's going on so the performance is so bad now?

Just to update y'all on this. ECOM is Rithum now, so no further confusion can be created from now on.