Well at least your honest. It wouldn't surprise me if people conflate the r/valueinvesting logos with what happens on r/wsb. I reckon it's necesarry to do DD when markets act rationally, but since 2008/09, I think alot of those rules went out the window. I look for stocks that are oversold, and momentum trades. that's kind of my bread and butter right now. Because what are fundamentals anymore?
Happy 9/11! Happy TSA! Happy Patriot act!
9/11/2001, when the evil wizard Bin Laden and his airplane knights destroyed the great Twin Towers of the Internet. But then an even greater power rose up—the TSA—and the TSA defeated the sky-terror forever, by making everyone take off their shoes at airports.
LMAO
Oracle has been involved in several scandals, most notably two major incidents: one in the early 1990s related to aggressive sales practices that led to a major earnings restatement and a 1990s earnings restatement, and another in 2022 when the SEC charged Oracle for violating the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) due to bribery schemes and slush funds used by subsidiaries in Turkey, the UAE, and India.
This practice resulted in an overstatement of earnings when future sales failed to materialize, leading to the company having to restate its earnings twice and settle class-action lawsuits.
>Usually earnings are priced in.
Must be new here because you act as if this isn’t a casino. It is.
>What made you think the gains would be this insane.
Again, this is a casino. And around here, people love gambling.
I buy way OTM options all the time. If you have $500 to lose and believe the earnings could be good, why not gamble?
If aapl gets its act together we’ll get to 6600 in no time.
Im betting on green months to close 2025. There’s no reason to sell. The stock market is being juiced to the max. Grab a cup and drink up