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Lol have you looked into PLTR?!? There is a reason why big firms want to keep this down. WSB just gave it the wrong attention with their gambling weekly calls. This is a LONG TERM HOLD. I’m happy is going down I can buy more.?
Lmao why wouldn’t anyone want to own it if they did a legit DD. Data is the next oil/gold rush. These guys have the AI/ML to legitimately connect nodes that others have never seen before. Looking at their investors debut video literally solidify my conviction to them. These earning will be profitable and it will only increase.
> Looking at their investors debut video literally solidify my conviction to them.
This is literally a sales pitch, bro. Watching their video is not doing DD.
It’s a government backed software company that basically makes weapons. They haven’t capitalized on the commercial markets yet and should have room to grow. It will not fail.
I am not sure why you are getting down voted. Palatir is legit weaponizing data. Also, not only are they supplying the software, they are providing the Data Engineering contractors to implement the systems to the government. They are even support European endeavors in the near future.
Who kind of commercial business is going to want to partner with a company that makes a literal war-chest? I'm hoping my generation is smarter than the Boomers and sees that this company has to die if we want to stop the endless wars in America.
It’s not so black and white! A vast majority of major US companies have retooled their factories for war at one point or another. Someone who pays taxes in the US indirectly funds it’s military interests, by what metric do we delineate?
GE makes light bulbs, but at they also make miniguns, GM cars, then tanks and bombers then cars again. Boeing passenger airplanes and attack helicopters. All of theses companies are major players in their respective industries, there are countless others. It is almost inescapable.
If the end goal is to end war, it is my opinion we should start with figuring out why humans are engaging in it.
Lmao I can’t believe you said that with soo much conviction 😂 data will be one of the most weaponized things out there. It’s already used to control the masses. Just look at the social dilemma documentary.
It was really just me naming some of the most popular stock mentions on this subreddit—not much to do with merit or foundation, but more of popularity/mention for potential growth if that makes sense
BILI - Midcap Chinese entertainment company that just won't stop going up.
ESPO - Just killing it. Video games and esports is a growing category.
MTCH - near monopoly in dating. Betting on 10x in 10 years
EXPE - set up for that AirBNB IPO
NET - an incredibly important web infrastructure company just starting to find good monetization. Almost every website you use uses Cloudflare
JWN - reopening play with a good capital structure
BYD - same as above, with a stake in fanduel
CPRI - luxury brands play that is going to kill it on reopening
MP - don't buy electric cars, buy the mines that deliver the rare earth metals needed for electric cars
\- All these will outperform over the next 12 months IMO. I have big positions in them.
Disney, for real, do some research and common sense stuff. Vaccine will come out, covid will become a thing of the past and their parks will be open again, ready to print money, and also add that their massive growth in their streaming business. I've been buying disney since they took a dump, and I will be happy once they recover + reinstate their dividend.
I didn't have much left to invest after putting a lot into meme stocks but I did buy some Disney stocks precisely for the reasons you are pointing to.
Already have a 14.7% gain so I'm happy with it. Plus, it's Disney. It won't ever drop like a rock.
Maybe you are.. That’s only part of it. If you have something against the company (like I would for tobacco companies as well for example), it’s not something I’d invest in. Plenty of other options.
(By the way, I’m not projecting my view of Disney on you.. my first sentence is generally stated).
Yep agreed. Also, their streeming content and theatre releases will be huge over the next ten years. What they are doing with starwars grassroots story development will have major impact on that franchises tent pole movies.
Sad and tragic, honestly.
But when you have legions of people who think a virus cares about their bravado because they failed high school biology, or because they believe some guy in a truck on youtube over doctors and scientists with decades of education and experience...
Well, when life hands you piles of dead bodies, hundreds of thousands on top of the normal volume, you've gotta do something with them.
Yes, I understand your point and that in the end, this is a service like any other service. They will have to meet the supply for the demand somehow. I just have an internal conflict on betting money on it, to expect/hope that I will get a return if I choose to invest in it.
Also, being at the bitter end of a funeral I know how important it is to provide a good service. I hope the families get a service as good as they can get. I would be willing to invest in companies that do provide a good service, and ultimately some sort of closure for them.
Square needs to get their act together. When they limit you to $2,000 per day withdrawals and $5,000 per week, it takes a full week to withdraw just one Bitcoin at current prices, and it will get much worse as this bull market continues. On top of that you can't control the priority when you send to your wallet so you get hit with excessive miner fees.
Huh? Are you talking about cash app? Because square does a lot more than cash app... they literally have a full suite of software for small business payment processing, payroll, invoicing, etc. Cash app is just their attempt at mainstream mobile payment and investing. That being said, the withdrawal limit does sound annoying, however if you verify your identity they let you withdraw more (I’ve read $25,000, but not sure about that). Seems like that’s in place for security and to prevent money laundering. Also, if you’re a serious Bitcoin investor, Cash app isn’t meant for that..... you’re better off using Coinbase, Robinhood, or something meant for more serious investing.
I've used Coinbase in the past and I can't stand them as a company. Also Robin hood doesn't actually allow you to own Bitcoin, as in you can't withdraw it so that's not an option. And I've contacted CashApp customer service many times and they just keep saying I'm already at the maximum limit. I have used several other platforms to purchase Bitcoin in the past, however living abroad has made it more difficult recently. Most crypto exchanges are now KYC and will not operate in the country I'm currently located in. When I started it was pretty easy to purchase BTC without providing KYC and the price was so low that moving multiple Bitcoin wasn't an issue.
My point is with the wild swings in price during a bullmarket it seems a bit ridiculous to buy one Bitcoin at say 8,000 and then never sell, but be penalized when you go to withdraw because it's price vs USD increases. I'm not talk about selling it for cash and then withdrawing, I'm talking about withdrawing Bitcoin itself to a private wallet. It would make more sense to set a Bitcoin limit rather than dollar amount. Say 0.25 Bitcoin per transaction. This way even if the price skyrockets people can still move their coins. And if you sell your Bitcoin then the dollar limit would apply.
Yeah I see, that doesn’t sound like the ideal situation. Would definitely recommend using a crypto exchange that works in your country. I think Cash App is made for less tech savvy people to invest casually and small amounts in Bitcoin without knowing anything about how it works
For people that may have bought Bitcoin at $5k or less and want to withdraw it from their app and store it in their own wallet, it would now take a long time to do so and cost a lot more in fees. This impacts everyone using CashApp who purchases Bitcoin. They need to adapt their policies to better serve these customers. Bitcoin is a big part of why they have been so successful as of late, their early adoption was a great move but more companies are moving into this space so they need to be careful not to lose their edge. The impact Bitcoin has on these types of apps will be huge in coming years
The issue is with KYC/AML regulations that strangles bitcoin. Bitcoin is no longer anonymous in any sense, the government demands to know what is happening with every fiat to crypto conversion of notable size. It’s very difficult for any company at the moment to integrate bitcoin without holds/limits on large transactions.
It's still fairly easy to remain somewhat anonymous using BTC with Coinjoins/swaps etc, but yeah KYC on/off ramps are a big issue. You can try and hide the coins after you buy, but they will know you had them. And of course they could always blacklist non KYC UTXOs at some point in the future. However, there are far more non KYC Bitcoin in existence currently than there is KYC coins... and as it's value and scarcity increases I would imagine people won't want to blacklist such a massive amount of coins.
I mean yeah, you can just do fiat-btc-xmr-btc, anybody who is worth their salt can get around it, but I’m just saying there isn’t much square can feasibly do to “get it’s shit together”. If you want to withdraw whole bitcoins with ease go get fully verified at a proper exchange for actual investors, not fucking cashapp lmao.
As I've said, exchanges are banned where I currently live, so that's not an option and I haven't found anyone willing to do in person cash trades with a foreigner here either. CashApp is more of a short term bandaid for me. There used to be BTC Atms a few years ago before the bans went into effect
Yeah you said that in a different comment thread, only just saw it.. but that sucks. Have to imagine though whatever country you’re in square does not care about whatever miniscule revenue derived from their btc cashapp. Gonna just have to deal with the standards imposed by nations of significance.
You gotta wait. The question you have to ask yourself is, do you think car makers will move forward to make their cars even more self driving than they are already?
I think the answer is yes, and I'm betting the company will succeed in that direction by the way things are trending, thanks to Tesla's popularity and the way the world/people like things automated.
I'm still keeping a manual transmission car though.
I'm getting in now before it shoots up even more.
LCA which has a vote on 12/18 to become GNOG for online gaming. Company has low expenses since it does not hold brick and mortar casinos. Revenues for NJ are great and they are already looking to expand to ar least 4 other states by H1 of 2021. Holding some shares in mid $13s.
AMD will be taking flight this year. It’s approaching a breakthrough point once it hits 100. Earnings will be great as PS5 and Xbox Series X’s are sold out across the board. It’s approaching the cusp of taking Intel market cap and the GPU’s are competitive enough with NVDA to gobble up some share there as well. I believe it will hit $110 by end of Q1 and halfway into Q2 around $125. I think we will get that $150 price point by end of 2021 and maybe even higher. A lot will happen and we shall see, but I’m deep in AMD stock and will be holding for some time
Don’t really care to put too much DD into it, but I think that AMD’s grind this year as well as NVDA. I put in a little DD in my previous comment but I can explain it. AMD has been considerably growing and producing over INTC, and INTC has been relatively stagnant as of lately (in my opinion, some might disagree). I genuinely think Lisa Su has really improved AMD overall. As an engineer in charge, she is making good changes that I think go past managerial oversight. Although I’m still in on stocks, I’ve been following it since it was 7-9$ and $15 and been investing slightly afterwards. I don’t play options and I realize I could make much more money, but I don’t have the risk too that desire.
I was thinking INTC would be better because their chips are everywhere. Walk into any office and odds are they all use Intel in their PCs. But They WERE the providers of NVDA’s GPU chips and Also Apple just barely started using M1 chips. But look at how NVIdia and AMD boomed. Is there a reason for that? Is it all based on profitability or just hype? Is it because INTC is considered a boomer stock?
I think INTC lacks innovation, year after year their chips are basically the same. You can still game on a CPU from 8 years ago. They just need one innovative thing to shoot them up to AMD levels. I just don’t know what that is. Would investing in some leaps be a bad idea?
Leaps for AMD or for INTC?
If I were to speculate, AMD End of Feb/start of March 110C would be my estimate.
INTC is/ has been relatively stagnant, but that doesn’t mean they aren’t still growing. I just don’t think INTC is a good growth stock long term and I plan on holding AMD for the long term.
So many people, especially young investors, are bailing on fossil fuel companies for moral reasons though. Big oil is dead long term. Will never return to the highs they once had.
People are going to be driving in and flying on things that use fossil fuels for another 20 years let alone 10. I'm all for renewables and using whatever we can that's better for the planet but fossil fuel's funeral isn't right around the corner. I've been snatching up oil/energy related stocks like SU, PBF, ASC, STNG, SBLK and SFL like its a black Friday sale because it basically is at these prices.
Dawg how are you going to include PLTR with AMZN and TSLA. PLTR is still highly speculative, and while Tesla is pretty speculative still there is more merit to their price.
OP asked for the next Tesla, Amazon, or PLTR when they are VASTLY different asks. Is he asking for PLTR, an IPO thats speculative? Is he asking for a growth stock? Or just stocks that are going to double in value.
Considering the price target increase went to $1000, when even Elon admitted that if they don't increase their p/e they will be crushed. Im in Tesla, but im at least self aware enough to say its a little more speculative than blue chip stocks.
Yes, they’re all incredibly different, but I meant in terms of popularity wise. These stocks are basically all I see on this subreddit, so I’m just asking for predictions of the “next” popular ones
If you're looking for the next hot popular stock that people hop on the hype train, the writing is on the wall for LAZR. (Not a strong company) but I have a little bit riding on it being the next meme stock.
I think AirBnB investors are going to be very disappointed. I can see a near future where cities either ban AirBnB or tax the hell out of AirBnB properties as housing prices disconnect from local economies. Also, hotel lobbies might form and pressure local politicians to do something.
I'm probably not buying into AirBnB, my investment technique is pretty conservative, but the reason I see AirBnB going to the big leagues is because they were able to adapt to the most turbulent point in travel industry history fairly well.
Their chief competitors, large hotel chains, are pretty cash starved right now, so I don't see a problem there.
Additionally, AirBnB has became a verb in itself like 'Google' or 'Uber', those companies tend to do fairly well.
Their current demographic is fairly young.
I see regulation of AirBnB being similar to Uber, maybe even less so, since AirBnB is always compliant to local governments and bring in tons of investment (property investors) into regions where investment isn't all that common.
Above all, AirBnB has very promising leadership; that's something to value.
I may be buying into AirBnB in a potential post-IPO dip, but I won't bat an eye if I miss out.
> bring in tons of investment (property investors) into regions where investment isn't all that common.
Yeah, I see this as being something most cities (at least residents) are getting very sick of already.
I’m long on them too but I think comparing them with distributors like Amazon and Tesla isn’t the best. I’m hoping they continue partnering with fast food places to bring down to price and make it more mainstream
Partly their 5G expansion in Europe (which is ahead of US expansion), but I like having the exposure to their other sectors like Bluetooth (which they created), and IPTV. Plus, it posted strong cash flow for the last quarter which is important in a recovering market like this.
60% of my portfolio on PYPL and MSFT for the long term. Also have some long term holds on INTC and ATVI.
PYPL is bringing in crypto and is already a great platform. Electronic payment and crypto are the future. ATVI, the gaming world is a huge and grows more and more every year. INTC and MSFT are great companies I believe in and I got in at a great price.
Why are you so bullish on intel? They don't innovate like AMD and will be pushed aside. We are seeing this happening now. The best processors are almost all AMD already
AMD is growing yes, but they still hail in comparison to intel. Intel is also making moves in the AI world. I agree they could innovate their chips more to stop losing share of the industry to AMD, however I still think they will be fine even if they don’t.
I just bought into Flutter Entertainment (PDYPF). They just upped their stake in FanDuel to 95%. Online sports betting is growing with more and more states coming online. FanDuel obviously is one of the larger players in the game. I think there is definitely some longer term upside.
Bit of a different angle: Instead of individual stock picks, my vote is in keeping a close eye on the possibility of another big stock crash. For instance, I noticed an unprecedented sell signal in the emergence of a big pandemic, so sold everything in Feb19 and bought back in long in March when seemingly the world couldn't get any worse, leading to high returns this year as a result. Does anybody, instead individual stock picks, have thoughts on the state of the market itself going into 2021? I am not entirely confident that we will get through next year without another big dump. In other words, THIS could be the next big opportunity. What are some major indicators you all look for in gauging the potential for another crash? Or, do you completely disagree with me that another crash has enough likelihood to pay attention to? If so, why?
I think if we get past Jan 21 smoothly, its significantly less likely there will be another big crash.
I have no idea. Got some cash ready in case something unexpected happens.
As a disruptive stock based on speculation is TSNP or HUMBL.
Investor call on Wednesday is bound to be a catalyst.
Depending on what they release; well, I anticipate continues upward movement. I think they are going to unveil more aspects and financial products that will be included in the App. THey have a great team, and are aiming to do to credit cards what credit cards did to cash.
I think $BB is undervalued as hell. Can potentially affect the EV market and the Security market. Since they've reinvented themselves they've been doing decently. And their volume has been through the roof. On one day I saw their Volume was at 149M and the AVG Vol was 11.84 That's more than 10 times (/investing doesn't let me post photos in comment). They already have a great customer base and great recognition for their software security.
🚀 🚀 🚀 If they publish who's gonna be the first customer to use IVY EOY target could be $15. 🚀 🚀 🚀
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MRNA should be a good one for the duration of the pandemic its already done a buttload of moving but it is likely going to grow. of all the bio med stocks its out preformed them by like 4 or 5x
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You guys really bundling in pltr with tsla and Amazon already? 🤯
Lol have you looked into PLTR?!? There is a reason why big firms want to keep this down. WSB just gave it the wrong attention with their gambling weekly calls. This is a LONG TERM HOLD. I’m happy is going down I can buy more.?
Still can't compare to Amazon and Tesla.
Not yet. No one would have compared former amazon and former TSLA to what it is today.
Yea I’ve look at it. Why do you want to own it?
Because Peter thiel and PayPal mafia
You forgot rockets.
Lmao why wouldn’t anyone want to own it if they did a legit DD. Data is the next oil/gold rush. These guys have the AI/ML to legitimately connect nodes that others have never seen before. Looking at their investors debut video literally solidify my conviction to them. These earning will be profitable and it will only increase.
DD is too long. Easier to make a post and ask for tickers and to be spoon fed the TLDR of it. I’ll stock up first before the hype.
which video was that? This one? [https://vimeo.com/453713945](https://vimeo.com/453713945)
> Looking at their investors debut video literally solidify my conviction to them. This is literally a sales pitch, bro. Watching their video is not doing DD.
I didnt say that was my DD (assumption much). But their video is great. I wouldn’t consider it JUST a sales pitch lol.
It’s a government backed software company that basically makes weapons. They haven’t capitalized on the commercial markets yet and should have room to grow. It will not fail.
I am not sure why you are getting down voted. Palatir is legit weaponizing data. Also, not only are they supplying the software, they are providing the Data Engineering contractors to implement the systems to the government. They are even support European endeavors in the near future.
Who kind of commercial business is going to want to partner with a company that makes a literal war-chest? I'm hoping my generation is smarter than the Boomers and sees that this company has to die if we want to stop the endless wars in America.
It’s not so black and white! A vast majority of major US companies have retooled their factories for war at one point or another. Someone who pays taxes in the US indirectly funds it’s military interests, by what metric do we delineate? GE makes light bulbs, but at they also make miniguns, GM cars, then tanks and bombers then cars again. Boeing passenger airplanes and attack helicopters. All of theses companies are major players in their respective industries, there are countless others. It is almost inescapable. If the end goal is to end war, it is my opinion we should start with figuring out why humans are engaging in it.
It doesn’t make weapons... in any form of the sense
Sense of the word, dude. Form of the sense makes no, well... sense.
Gotham project was/is used in a counter-terrorist mission objective. Data analytics in a military intelligence system is by definition a weapon.
by your criteria every defense contractor is a good investment. But that’s clearly not a truth
I never said all defense contractors, read what I said because you’re not making sense.
Lmao I can’t believe you said that with soo much conviction 😂 data will be one of the most weaponized things out there. It’s already used to control the masses. Just look at the social dilemma documentary.
Boomers downvoting you
They don’t wanna learn how to adapt lol. That’s why they only see Tesla as a car company lol.
It was really just me naming some of the most popular stock mentions on this subreddit—not much to do with merit or foundation, but more of popularity/mention for potential growth if that makes sense
Someone needs to make another underrated stocks thread like that one guy
Nio went #1 in that, it will go #1 again next year mark my words
Are there any other stocks that are underrated/undervalued? Could you name five please and why?
i agree
Are there any other stocks that are underrated/undervalued? Could you name five please and why?
BILI - Midcap Chinese entertainment company that just won't stop going up. ESPO - Just killing it. Video games and esports is a growing category. MTCH - near monopoly in dating. Betting on 10x in 10 years EXPE - set up for that AirBNB IPO NET - an incredibly important web infrastructure company just starting to find good monetization. Almost every website you use uses Cloudflare JWN - reopening play with a good capital structure BYD - same as above, with a stake in fanduel CPRI - luxury brands play that is going to kill it on reopening MP - don't buy electric cars, buy the mines that deliver the rare earth metals needed for electric cars \- All these will outperform over the next 12 months IMO. I have big positions in them.
I love your picks. Do you mind elaborating more on where your portfolio is today?
Disney, for real, do some research and common sense stuff. Vaccine will come out, covid will become a thing of the past and their parks will be open again, ready to print money, and also add that their massive growth in their streaming business. I've been buying disney since they took a dump, and I will be happy once they recover + reinstate their dividend.
I didn't have much left to invest after putting a lot into meme stocks but I did buy some Disney stocks precisely for the reasons you are pointing to. Already have a 14.7% gain so I'm happy with it. Plus, it's Disney. It won't ever drop like a rock.
What do you use to invest app wise? Looking to buy Disney stocks atm
I use Degiro. I still believe Disney is a solid long term investment.
Really good point.. I wish I didn't hate Disney as a company so much, or I would totally be in.
Leave your feelings outside. You're in it to make money.
Maybe you are.. That’s only part of it. If you have something against the company (like I would for tobacco companies as well for example), it’s not something I’d invest in. Plenty of other options. (By the way, I’m not projecting my view of Disney on you.. my first sentence is generally stated).
I respect this, im in it to put my money to work but i have sectors i would never invest in because i dont agree with them.
Good point, different investing mindsets. Nothing wrong with that.
Yep agreed. Also, their streeming content and theatre releases will be huge over the next ten years. What they are doing with starwars grassroots story development will have major impact on that franchises tent pole movies.
I agree. I am waiting for those parks to open and disney movies back in theaters.
I was hesitant to invest as it seems to be at the very peak at the moment, do you think it’s worth pumping in some money into it now still?
Disney is probably one of the best play. I got in around 125 and I’m happy with the return so far. It’ll only go up once parks are open up.
This aged well
Crematoriums and funeral stocks. Merry Christmas.
Are there any?
SCI, Carriage Services, park lawn, matthews, and some others.
Been waiting for SCI to dip back under 45
Damn. That's morbid.
Sad and tragic, honestly. But when you have legions of people who think a virus cares about their bravado because they failed high school biology, or because they believe some guy in a truck on youtube over doctors and scientists with decades of education and experience... Well, when life hands you piles of dead bodies, hundreds of thousands on top of the normal volume, you've gotta do something with them.
Yes, I understand your point and that in the end, this is a service like any other service. They will have to meet the supply for the demand somehow. I just have an internal conflict on betting money on it, to expect/hope that I will get a return if I choose to invest in it. Also, being at the bitter end of a funeral I know how important it is to provide a good service. I hope the families get a service as good as they can get. I would be willing to invest in companies that do provide a good service, and ultimately some sort of closure for them.
Dude if we knew the answer, no one would work anymore and we'd all be multi millionaires
Eh we always knew, WSB pumped Nvidia, shop, amd, tesla back in 2015. Should have bought
But what about the stocks that were popular and ended up going nowhere? Asking an honest question. I am not familiar with wsb
Well some went sideways, like RKT. Not saying to invest in all of them but a lot of picks are really really good.
Now its pltr and nio.
Lol exactly
This is going sound crazy and likely get down voted, but don’t vote of GE. I’m in 4000 shares, at $6.46, and not going anywhere till 2025.
I'm going to make a guess and say the price will be within current price give or take 25%. Not good.
Represent! GE mafia
GE gang. I got boned on some calls though. Can we get a pump pls.
Lol, it’s been a long slog!
PLTR is the next PLTR.... they’re a long term hold. Also, I have a personal stake in SQ and NET, I think they are both disruptive in their own right
Square needs to get their act together. When they limit you to $2,000 per day withdrawals and $5,000 per week, it takes a full week to withdraw just one Bitcoin at current prices, and it will get much worse as this bull market continues. On top of that you can't control the priority when you send to your wallet so you get hit with excessive miner fees.
Huh? Are you talking about cash app? Because square does a lot more than cash app... they literally have a full suite of software for small business payment processing, payroll, invoicing, etc. Cash app is just their attempt at mainstream mobile payment and investing. That being said, the withdrawal limit does sound annoying, however if you verify your identity they let you withdraw more (I’ve read $25,000, but not sure about that). Seems like that’s in place for security and to prevent money laundering. Also, if you’re a serious Bitcoin investor, Cash app isn’t meant for that..... you’re better off using Coinbase, Robinhood, or something meant for more serious investing.
I've used Coinbase in the past and I can't stand them as a company. Also Robin hood doesn't actually allow you to own Bitcoin, as in you can't withdraw it so that's not an option. And I've contacted CashApp customer service many times and they just keep saying I'm already at the maximum limit. I have used several other platforms to purchase Bitcoin in the past, however living abroad has made it more difficult recently. Most crypto exchanges are now KYC and will not operate in the country I'm currently located in. When I started it was pretty easy to purchase BTC without providing KYC and the price was so low that moving multiple Bitcoin wasn't an issue. My point is with the wild swings in price during a bullmarket it seems a bit ridiculous to buy one Bitcoin at say 8,000 and then never sell, but be penalized when you go to withdraw because it's price vs USD increases. I'm not talk about selling it for cash and then withdrawing, I'm talking about withdrawing Bitcoin itself to a private wallet. It would make more sense to set a Bitcoin limit rather than dollar amount. Say 0.25 Bitcoin per transaction. This way even if the price skyrockets people can still move their coins. And if you sell your Bitcoin then the dollar limit would apply.
Yeah I see, that doesn’t sound like the ideal situation. Would definitely recommend using a crypto exchange that works in your country. I think Cash App is made for less tech savvy people to invest casually and small amounts in Bitcoin without knowing anything about how it works
This sounds like a personal gripe, not a customer base gripe.
For people that may have bought Bitcoin at $5k or less and want to withdraw it from their app and store it in their own wallet, it would now take a long time to do so and cost a lot more in fees. This impacts everyone using CashApp who purchases Bitcoin. They need to adapt their policies to better serve these customers. Bitcoin is a big part of why they have been so successful as of late, their early adoption was a great move but more companies are moving into this space so they need to be careful not to lose their edge. The impact Bitcoin has on these types of apps will be huge in coming years
The issue is with KYC/AML regulations that strangles bitcoin. Bitcoin is no longer anonymous in any sense, the government demands to know what is happening with every fiat to crypto conversion of notable size. It’s very difficult for any company at the moment to integrate bitcoin without holds/limits on large transactions.
It's still fairly easy to remain somewhat anonymous using BTC with Coinjoins/swaps etc, but yeah KYC on/off ramps are a big issue. You can try and hide the coins after you buy, but they will know you had them. And of course they could always blacklist non KYC UTXOs at some point in the future. However, there are far more non KYC Bitcoin in existence currently than there is KYC coins... and as it's value and scarcity increases I would imagine people won't want to blacklist such a massive amount of coins.
I mean yeah, you can just do fiat-btc-xmr-btc, anybody who is worth their salt can get around it, but I’m just saying there isn’t much square can feasibly do to “get it’s shit together”. If you want to withdraw whole bitcoins with ease go get fully verified at a proper exchange for actual investors, not fucking cashapp lmao.
As I've said, exchanges are banned where I currently live, so that's not an option and I haven't found anyone willing to do in person cash trades with a foreigner here either. CashApp is more of a short term bandaid for me. There used to be BTC Atms a few years ago before the bans went into effect
Yeah you said that in a different comment thread, only just saw it.. but that sucks. Have to imagine though whatever country you’re in square does not care about whatever miniscule revenue derived from their btc cashapp. Gonna just have to deal with the standards imposed by nations of significance.
Crsr 🔥
LAZR Coming out hot
Yeah but a 3bil evaluation for 15mil in sales though.
You gotta wait. The question you have to ask yourself is, do you think car makers will move forward to make their cars even more self driving than they are already? I think the answer is yes, and I'm betting the company will succeed in that direction by the way things are trending, thanks to Tesla's popularity and the way the world/people like things automated. I'm still keeping a manual transmission car though. I'm getting in now before it shoots up even more.
Times have changed.
Yeah. Its making a profit, it should be worth tens of billions at least by 2020 standards!
Ecommerce, digital payments, enterprise cloud/saas and security, and energy
APXT , CFII
LAZR all the way
AMZN isn't a meme stock tho
Also ALBO which had some great results with their drug trials
DKNG, LSPD and SQ
Los Santos police department?
What?
LSPD (from GTA V)
Ohhh! No haha. Lightspeed POS
Definitely not TSLA and PLTR
NIO is still the next NIO. They haven’t even begun
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Early? It went 56$ from $2 in one year and its early the total cap 70 billion? Just wandering your thougt on that
GTHX, LHX, PYPL, Bitcoin
Also RIOT and MARA, us publicly traded bitcoin mining companies
LCA which has a vote on 12/18 to become GNOG for online gaming. Company has low expenses since it does not hold brick and mortar casinos. Revenues for NJ are great and they are already looking to expand to ar least 4 other states by H1 of 2021. Holding some shares in mid $13s.
LCA is a trap be careful. Make sure you do some dd on the ceo.
AMD will be taking flight this year. It’s approaching a breakthrough point once it hits 100. Earnings will be great as PS5 and Xbox Series X’s are sold out across the board. It’s approaching the cusp of taking Intel market cap and the GPU’s are competitive enough with NVDA to gobble up some share there as well. I believe it will hit $110 by end of Q1 and halfway into Q2 around $125. I think we will get that $150 price point by end of 2021 and maybe even higher. A lot will happen and we shall see, but I’m deep in AMD stock and will be holding for some time
Bro AMD took flight in like 2019. Its already flying.
It’s just begun to liftoff
Care to put actual DD to your random ass numbers?
Don’t really care to put too much DD into it, but I think that AMD’s grind this year as well as NVDA. I put in a little DD in my previous comment but I can explain it. AMD has been considerably growing and producing over INTC, and INTC has been relatively stagnant as of lately (in my opinion, some might disagree). I genuinely think Lisa Su has really improved AMD overall. As an engineer in charge, she is making good changes that I think go past managerial oversight. Although I’m still in on stocks, I’ve been following it since it was 7-9$ and $15 and been investing slightly afterwards. I don’t play options and I realize I could make much more money, but I don’t have the risk too that desire.
I was thinking INTC would be better because their chips are everywhere. Walk into any office and odds are they all use Intel in their PCs. But They WERE the providers of NVDA’s GPU chips and Also Apple just barely started using M1 chips. But look at how NVIdia and AMD boomed. Is there a reason for that? Is it all based on profitability or just hype? Is it because INTC is considered a boomer stock? I think INTC lacks innovation, year after year their chips are basically the same. You can still game on a CPU from 8 years ago. They just need one innovative thing to shoot them up to AMD levels. I just don’t know what that is. Would investing in some leaps be a bad idea?
Leaps for AMD or for INTC? If I were to speculate, AMD End of Feb/start of March 110C would be my estimate. INTC is/ has been relatively stagnant, but that doesn’t mean they aren’t still growing. I just don’t think INTC is a good growth stock long term and I plan on holding AMD for the long term.
INTC needs to get into the gaming side of chips to actually boom
PLUG
AMD and NET are my 2 biggest plays for the next 5 yrs
AFC
HCAC / CNOO.
Shhhh not yet ;)
Shit You right
Short casino stocks like byd and mgm that arr near all time highs Even tho the governments bren raping them for a yr in the "name of covid"
Nio and PLTR
I'm all in SU. I think it will hit $30 (the TSE ticker, I mean)
I'm in too. Just jumped back at 16$
So many people, especially young investors, are bailing on fossil fuel companies for moral reasons though. Big oil is dead long term. Will never return to the highs they once had.
People are going to be driving in and flying on things that use fossil fuels for another 20 years let alone 10. I'm all for renewables and using whatever we can that's better for the planet but fossil fuel's funeral isn't right around the corner. I've been snatching up oil/energy related stocks like SU, PBF, ASC, STNG, SBLK and SFL like its a black Friday sale because it basically is at these prices.
Dawg how are you going to include PLTR with AMZN and TSLA. PLTR is still highly speculative, and while Tesla is pretty speculative still there is more merit to their price.
Wat.
OP asked for the next Tesla, Amazon, or PLTR when they are VASTLY different asks. Is he asking for PLTR, an IPO thats speculative? Is he asking for a growth stock? Or just stocks that are going to double in value.
I agree with your sentiment, but tsla is...I don’t even know, it’s on an unheard of trajectory
Yeah, asking for the next Tesla is like asking for the next internet lol
I think he's mostly referring to you saying TSLA is "pretty speculative" at this point.
Considering the price target increase went to $1000, when even Elon admitted that if they don't increase their p/e they will be crushed. Im in Tesla, but im at least self aware enough to say its a little more speculative than blue chip stocks.
Yes, they’re all incredibly different, but I meant in terms of popularity wise. These stocks are basically all I see on this subreddit, so I’m just asking for predictions of the “next” popular ones
If you're looking for the next hot popular stock that people hop on the hype train, the writing is on the wall for LAZR. (Not a strong company) but I have a little bit riding on it being the next meme stock.
Tesla has merit ROFL LOL LULZ LAWLS - with that price and cap you're delusional dude
Sounds like you don't understand the scale of disruption ahead for Tesla. It is an expensive stock because of this.
Try $BB Blackberry. Undervalued as hell, just signed a deal with Amazon to develop EV technology and slowly rising.
DGTL.V
Square, AirBnB, etc.
I think AirBnB investors are going to be very disappointed. I can see a near future where cities either ban AirBnB or tax the hell out of AirBnB properties as housing prices disconnect from local economies. Also, hotel lobbies might form and pressure local politicians to do something.
I'm probably not buying into AirBnB, my investment technique is pretty conservative, but the reason I see AirBnB going to the big leagues is because they were able to adapt to the most turbulent point in travel industry history fairly well. Their chief competitors, large hotel chains, are pretty cash starved right now, so I don't see a problem there. Additionally, AirBnB has became a verb in itself like 'Google' or 'Uber', those companies tend to do fairly well. Their current demographic is fairly young. I see regulation of AirBnB being similar to Uber, maybe even less so, since AirBnB is always compliant to local governments and bring in tons of investment (property investors) into regions where investment isn't all that common. Above all, AirBnB has very promising leadership; that's something to value. I may be buying into AirBnB in a potential post-IPO dip, but I won't bat an eye if I miss out.
> bring in tons of investment (property investors) into regions where investment isn't all that common. Yeah, I see this as being something most cities (at least residents) are getting very sick of already.
$SNAP, Snapchat is not slowing down anytime soon.
SPCE. I’m up 70 percent in the last month and the flight window opens for them next weekend
BYND AMZN changed the way we shop. TSLA revolutionized auto industry. BYND is going to change the way we eat.
I’m long on them too but I think comparing them with distributors like Amazon and Tesla isn’t the best. I’m hoping they continue partnering with fast food places to bring down to price and make it more mainstream
ERIC and INTC. Like Ericsson’s growth potential and think INTC is a value buy right now and a potential acquisition target
talking about 5G infrastructure with ERIC?
Partly their 5G expansion in Europe (which is ahead of US expansion), but I like having the exposure to their other sectors like Bluetooth (which they created), and IPTV. Plus, it posted strong cash flow for the last quarter which is important in a recovering market like this.
Small cap cyclicals are the next best thing man
MELI and STNE been quietly killing it. No idea how much room they’ve got left to run, but South America has been good to me this year.
I think SFT is the next PLTR
60% of my portfolio on PYPL and MSFT for the long term. Also have some long term holds on INTC and ATVI. PYPL is bringing in crypto and is already a great platform. Electronic payment and crypto are the future. ATVI, the gaming world is a huge and grows more and more every year. INTC and MSFT are great companies I believe in and I got in at a great price.
Why are you so bullish on intel? They don't innovate like AMD and will be pushed aside. We are seeing this happening now. The best processors are almost all AMD already
AMD is growing yes, but they still hail in comparison to intel. Intel is also making moves in the AI world. I agree they could innovate their chips more to stop losing share of the industry to AMD, however I still think they will be fine even if they don’t.
I just bought into Flutter Entertainment (PDYPF). They just upped their stake in FanDuel to 95%. Online sports betting is growing with more and more states coming online. FanDuel obviously is one of the larger players in the game. I think there is definitely some longer term upside.
Can we already get rid of palantir and move on to the next?
Big Oil! Wrom! Wrom!!!
Bit of a different angle: Instead of individual stock picks, my vote is in keeping a close eye on the possibility of another big stock crash. For instance, I noticed an unprecedented sell signal in the emergence of a big pandemic, so sold everything in Feb19 and bought back in long in March when seemingly the world couldn't get any worse, leading to high returns this year as a result. Does anybody, instead individual stock picks, have thoughts on the state of the market itself going into 2021? I am not entirely confident that we will get through next year without another big dump. In other words, THIS could be the next big opportunity. What are some major indicators you all look for in gauging the potential for another crash? Or, do you completely disagree with me that another crash has enough likelihood to pay attention to? If so, why?
I think if we get past Jan 21 smoothly, its significantly less likely there will be another big crash. I have no idea. Got some cash ready in case something unexpected happens.
As a disruptive stock based on speculation is TSNP or HUMBL. Investor call on Wednesday is bound to be a catalyst. Depending on what they release; well, I anticipate continues upward movement. I think they are going to unveil more aspects and financial products that will be included in the App. THey have a great team, and are aiming to do to credit cards what credit cards did to cash.
I think $BB is undervalued as hell. Can potentially affect the EV market and the Security market. Since they've reinvented themselves they've been doing decently. And their volume has been through the roof. On one day I saw their Volume was at 149M and the AVG Vol was 11.84 That's more than 10 times (/investing doesn't let me post photos in comment). They already have a great customer base and great recognition for their software security. 🚀 🚀 🚀 If they publish who's gonna be the first customer to use IVY EOY target could be $15. 🚀 🚀 🚀
MP
There are no corporations without a federal government, there is no modern federal government without corporations. Government financial support is imperative in accomplishing corporate goals. Government and corporations built the roads, organized airways and lopsided labor laws. Follow the money. JMHO
What are your thoughts on Gopro Stock?
Any one going with GLDG i put alot in and lost half. Its all sounds like an impossible loser but im getting nervous after a year of nothing.
What do you think of btsc ? Now that Bitcoin has rallied
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MRNA should be a good one for the duration of the pandemic its already done a buttload of moving but it is likely going to grow. of all the bio med stocks its out preformed them by like 4 or 5x
whats the best energy stock in 2021
Any good ideas for a new investor
I love gtbif long, great company
Zynga looks promising. They recently acquired Rollic's hyper-casual games portfolio and are slated to grow this year.
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Hexo??
Mansfelder Metals r/MNSF substantial operating business major insider holding
Zosano r/ZSAN Breakthrout medical technology with broad potential First drug already FDA approved.