Greed is one hell of a drug
About 8 months ago i decided to start trading options seriously. I deployed my own whole savings (about 19k). Did monthly credit spreads on NDX and grew my account to almost 40k in less than 5months. I got greedy and …
Source material behind every call on the tape.
About 8 months ago i decided to start trading options seriously. I deployed my own whole savings (about 19k). Did monthly credit spreads on NDX and grew my account to almost 40k in less than 5months. I got greedy and …
TLDR: Corsair has moved beyond gaming peripherals. It is now selling complete, ready-to-run local AI systems (hardware + software) that let small and mid-sized businesses keep using AI without paying ever-rising cloud token or GPU rental bills all the while …
Here are 4-6 that I think are worth digging into further. Not recommendations. Just research candidates. [Amdocs (DOX)](https://intrinsicalpha.com/stocks/nasdaq/dox/software-infrastructure/amdocs-limited-intrinsic-value) $51.47, \~2.8% above 52-week low Intrinsic value at \~$143/share, a 179% discount. FCF yield of 7.1%, ROIC 12.7%, debt/equity 0.32x. 6 consecutive …
Looking at the price trend, indexes have been the most stable in this AI bull market. However investing in individual companies can make you lose your pants because AI is so disruptive. MSFT was like $470 three weeks ago and …
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**TL;DR:** Coty is a $5.8B fragrance/beauty company trading at 6x EBITDA with a new CEO who ran an $8-10B division at P&G for 7 years. The problems are a broken consumer cosmetics division (being sold or restructured) and 8 CEOs …
**tldr:** Lake Resources is a pure play on industrial execution and structural commodity demand. If management successfully secures institutional backing and proves the scalability of its DLE framework, the asset boasts significant unpriced value relative to its current market cap. …
can someone explain the tokenomics plz? i understand the usefulness of proof-of-personhood but don't understand how the tokens are useful.
I’m trying to understand why NVDA is going down when there’s positive news. I see this all the time with other stocks. Can anyone explain why this happens?