NET

ObeseCannibal

!banbet NET 75 4d

ParsnipResident7671

Load up on DKNG and NET daily for next week’s earnings.

No_Communication8613

Please do your own DD. I was new here and got excited by stuff like this... Here is some boring info. This is from 12/2023 S-1 that Tiller filled with SEC https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1936037/000119312523303129/d356530ds1a.htm Here an exerpt: "We have incurred net losses in each year since our inception, including $195.6 million, $773.6 million and $77.2 million for the fiscal years ended December 31, 2022, 2021 and 2020, respectively. Losses were $144.2 million and $90.6 million for the nine months ended September 30, 2022 and September 2023, respectively." Please do your own DD, but I do recommend you take a look at the risks they put the S1 and look at their balance sheet. You can use find or search feature to search RISK, NET LOSS, DEBTS, and Summary Statements of Operations Data. The summary statement shows operating costs and revenue. A profitable company would have a Net Profit and not 131 million dollar Net Loss. How would the Merger help? 20% of 40 million in debt? H own does debt work after a merger? I am new, so I have no idea.

M_from_Vegas

Damn SPY could really end 490-495 BEEN JAMMIN!!! NET IN YAHOO!!

greatbritain813

Idk who has everyone priced out of buying a ton of lottery NET options but you’re a greedy tool. Everything is ridiculously priced 🥴

Primary_Grass_9189

Market cap of 10M Has +80M in assets 6.5M in NET profit 35 M in revenue Spent 22M in building new parks, some of which are opening this year No debt New lease agreements aka new streams of income 6M BUYBACK announced 75% shares are locked by insiders /private companies

M_from_Vegas

BEEN JAMMIN! NET IN YAHOO! Puts 🌈🐻

Bronco4bay

Yeah, adding 9m+ NET NEW subscribers when all the other streaming companies are crashing and burning is totally shit. Like the worst.

IHadTacosYesterday

Why has Cloudflare (NET) been dropping so much lately? Is there some news that happened that I'm totally unaware of? Looking tasty.

optionsthatlose

sold my $NET 4/19 90c at the open, and rebought them on the dip, 4/26 $NET 90c. have some $F 4/26 12/12.5 calls for next week

optionsthatlose

sold my $CRM for a loss this morning like a regard. but i grabbed some $NET 4/19 89c and those are doing well. hopefully more upward traction tomorrow. holding onto $F 4/26 12 and 12.5c for earnings run up.

Ok_Championship5611

$CRWD $SNOW $S $NET $PANW disclaimer: I’m 26 and own all of these companies

henryuzi

calls on PANW and NET

dcube92

price to book value is a fair valuation metric. Your argument is flawed because mutual funds mark to market (NAV) Daily. By your logic, these mutual funds are undervalued. Makes no sense. You need to understand what the word "NET" means.

Game3k

Cybersecurity will continue to appreciate $NET $CRWD $PANW

tammi1122

This is the input I was looking for. Unfortunately this is actually me redistributing from having ~42% in apple. I was originally only holding 3 stocks in 2021. Took a reset after a solid lesson and got the fuck out of one of my positions but left AAPL and NET alone and haven’t looked at them for the past two years- then started reading about fundamentals and risk tolerance. Every other position has been added in the last 2 weeks after I moved some funds over recently. I’ve been trying to increase AMZN up to AAPL by adding rather than selling. Do you think I should still trim apple or keep diversifying by adding instead? I’m long on almost everything except 2. Anything else you think could be worth considering?

Tim_Riggins_

ODTE $99 NET calls

greatbritain813

NET has been getting a lot of search/view activity lately. Wonder if it’s going to translate to an increase in buys

Game3k

Cybersecurity ain’t going nowhere $NET $PANW $CRWD

tammi1122

27 portfolio value 8k - some retail investing experience from 2021. Learned a lot but took a bigger risk than I'd ever take again and stepped back during grad school. Looking at growth and long-term investing. These will not be the same positions in my Roth. Trying to go on the riskier side with a small allocation of funds while hedging with the Mag 7s and semi ETF. Experimenting with 2 very speculative biotech plays (one being VKTX) but I'm also particularly familiar with the science behind both of their niches. AAPL 37% (ETF) SMH 22% AMZN 13% NET 12% NVO 6% VKTX 4% PLTR 2% SOFI 1% And 1% in a biotech play I don't wanna get automoded for It's not a huge portfolio value so I'm skewed towards picks I've done a lot of research on and understand well but would love input on the risk management aspect.

Game3k

$NET $MRVL Semis and cybersecurity

ausum_possum

thanks Mr Verzogerung, you are the best. can you add $NET while you're at it please?

skeetskeetamirite

Early ETF numbers are in. Another NET POSITIVE $254M day for the Corn. Back-to-back **inflow** days after a week of outflows, and its ramping up even with the GBTC outflow. **MSTR** short squeeze coming tomorrow with the support of more inflows, we're back baby! 🌽 🌽 🌽 https://preview.redd.it/oewa8riilzqc1.png?width=1600&format=png&auto=webp&s=e14ffd2364566569776b7ed7be93e456a1959d95

Middle-Addition2688

ESPP here. Can contribute 1-15% of NET salary a month which is then aggregated to two purchase windows at 15% off stock price

TomatoSpecialist6879

>Replying real quick in case you're wondering why this is downvoted. Nobody who touch grass cares about that so Idk why you project your own obsession of karma onto me, plus it's a known fact the cult sub bagholders regularly brigade other subs whenever GME is mentioned in any form of negative light even if it's factual >This means a lot of bad faith articles are only able to point to the lack of calls and Q&A at the end of them, rather than actually saying or attacking anything important. I already said nobody cares about positive net income when projected eps reduction matters more. You mentioning the "POSITIVE NET INCOME!!!" point when everything from SNOW to LULU tanked on positive everything except guidance clearly highlights the fact that you don't look rest of the market, which also explains why you don't understand the importance of conference calls and q&a. Investors pick stocks for a specific year-decades timeline in mind, traders pick stocks for a specific movement in mind for a short days-months timeline. A company that don't talk to their own shareholders nor explain their numbers aren't worth looking at. But at least GME ain't outright lying like INTC did with the Intel vs AMD comparison few years back which caused them to tank and trade sideways >This makes any point about lack of conference calls automatically seem like super short bear energy. Especially statements like "household/retail investors are super bothered by this". Wtf is super short bear energy regard, but yes that kind of statements are regarded when retails ain't the reason behind the sort of % movement that requires an algo computer. >And it's not the profitable fourth quarter that is making news but their first net profitable year since 2018. Which they said would be their focus last year and the metric to base their actions on. >Net income per year from google finance- 2019: -673m 2020: -470m 2021: -215m 2022: -381m 2023: -313m 2024: +6.7m (not shown yet) Which was why the stock spiked up last year, that's what priced in means. Taking a year to turn profitable when you're a new company would send the stock rocketing pass the solar system, not when you're a company worth **4 BILLION DOLLARS** in market cap. People can't even use the "not a brick and mortar company" excuse anymore; their NFT blockchain venture failed and ecommerce is no longer the latest buzzword, so unless Ryan Cohen is going to come out and suddenly announce GME is gonna be like BRK and turn into an investment company, it's going to be valued and compared to fellow brick & mortar companies. I used to believe they are undervalued when it was trading at $5 back in 2020, because their assets were worth way more than that. They'll only start going up when they can match fellow b&m cum ecommerce competitors like WSM, who made **2b in revenue and 354m in net income** just in Q4 alone. 4b company making 6.7m net income in 1 year is a fucking joke, only thing it shows is that they're finally worth their current price point. But it's also a good sign that'll slowly climb up in value as long as they can keep growing that income.

Low_Amphibian_146

PEP, NOW, NET, DIS, EADSY (AirBus), XAR, SCHD and RACE

Tim_Riggins_

NET puts

TheDissRapperr

You actually stilll have time to recover. GME posted a full fiscal year of NET profit. I believe the dip is just because of high forecasts from analysts that weren't met.

Playful_Cup_6717

Only thing I would say is why buy AMD when NVDA has already performed better. Goes back to CLDR vs NET in the solar rush of 2021. NET way outperformed despite CLDR having better earnings, and revenue, the stock that’s the leader continues to lead.

wxrx

Is this all made up? “Sure, I'll give you a simple IronPython script that demonstrates how to use IronPython to interact with .NET Framework libraries. This example will create a small GUI (Graphical User Interface) application using Windows Forms, which is a part of the .NET Framework. The application will create a window with a button. When the button is clicked, it will display a message box. ```python import clr # Import the Common Language Runtime library clr.AddReference("System.Windows.Forms") # Add reference to Windows Forms clr.AddReference("System.Drawing") from System.Windows.Forms import Application, Form # Import Application and Form classes from System.Windows.Forms import Button, MessageBox # Import Button and MessageBox classes from System.Drawing import Size # Import Size class class MyForm(Form): # Define a class that inherits from Form def __init__(self): self.Text = 'IronPython WinForms Example' # Set the window title self.Size = Size(250, 200) # Set the window size button = Button() # Create a new button button.Text = 'Click Me!' # Set the button text button.Location = Point(50, 50) # Set the button location button.Click += self.button_click # Subscribe to the Click event self.Controls.Add(button) # Add the button to the form's control collection def button_click(self, sender, event): # Define the event handler MessageBox.Show('Hello, World!') # Show a message box form = MyForm() # Create an instance of the MyForm Application.Run(form) # Run the application with our form ``` This script does the following: 1. Imports necessary classes from the .NET Framework (`System.Windows.Forms` for GUI components and `System.Drawing` for size and location properties). 2. Defines a class `MyForm` that inherits from `Form`, representing the main window. 3. In the initializer (`__init__`), it sets up the form's title and size, creates a button, sets its properties (text and location), and binds a click event to the button. 4. When the button is clicked, it shows a message box saying "Hello, World!". 5. Finally, it creates an instance of `MyForm` and starts the application. To run this script, you will need an IronPython environment setup and the .NET Framework available on your system. You can execute this script using the `ipy` command from the command line if IronPython is installed.”

wxrx

“Of course! To better assist you, could you provide more details about what you want the IronPython script to do? IronPython allows you to work with .NET Framework classes and with Python libraries, so it's quite versatile. Whether you're looking to automate a small task, process data, or interact with other .NET components, just let me know your requirements.”

GME_retard-rocket

The level of personal NET income in those countries is far lower - fact, and that's with the US subsidizing their defense. Bro, just move there if you think it's so great.

RiskRe

$NET.

StartingFrScratch

Oh man. I hit my NET 105 strikes too. That following Friday, if I remember correctly, bought 945p NVDA when it was at 955/sh with my winnings. Panicked sold at 974/sh.... The day ended with those contracts worth 13k. I now have less than before I hit NET earnings.

SleepiestGuyAlive

Was stuck st 5k in my gambling port forever, telling myself the same thing. Finally hit it big on NET earnings, went to 25k. I’m back to 7k rn…

SleepiestGuyAlive

NET shits on this company

twisted_tomato

NET. I had 1000 shares I think at $18 cost basis and sold it all at $40 thinking I was some financial genius. That crash and rise in 2020 was magical.

VobraX

I had a single $99 call yesterday for NET. Got it for $49 ($0.49) Woke up to a $250 portfolio and I was like holy shit this is it 🚀🚀 bam, cashed out $90 instead lol. X2 is x2 What a ride for my first options EVER 😂

yungsavage14

CELH CRWD NET ELF — Long term growth

Alien_Cloud_Guy

In March, the EU fined Apple 2 billion dollars for anti-trust violations. The US just wants their pound of flesh. Assume for a minute that they demand double, no, let's say 10 times more = 20 billion dollars from Apple as a fine for anti-trust behavior. Apple currently has a NET of over 50 billion in cash just laying around, ready to use. Gross is over 150 billion. They could pay this fee, make a few token changes to make all the politicians happy, and keep working. Meanwhile, all the politicians get to put "Fined Apple a record 20 billion dollars for anti-trust behavior so they never do it again!" on their re-election campaign flyers and run funding off of that. Buy the dip. I did. 180 call by June.

NicheMathematician

2015 - Started learning about investing and thought I would become a Millionaire. 2018 - Started playing with options and had the first few wins with Cloudflare ($NET). 2019 - Lost $4k on some pharmaceutical company that claimed to have a cure for Alzheimer's 2019-2021 - Swore off the stock market until the whole WSB frenzy. 2021 - Jumped into $Wish like a true regard and lost a bunch of money. That's the valley of despair in this graph. 2022- Mid 2023 - Started selling covered calls on some positions. Bought Roblox because of Nancy P, Datadog, Cloudflare. I started learning about Covered Calls and Cash Secured puts. My account started to recover. Mid 2023 - Now - I started building a thesis about Robinhood Markets ($Hood). I bought long dated calls. They dipped on earnings. I thought my thesis still stood, so I bought more calls at the bottom, and here we are today.

neofatalist

(almost?) EVERY IPO I got into... FB, ARM, NET, among others... DROP in the weeks following IPO. That said... all those mentioned are many multiples IPO price.

Game3k

Semiconductors $MRVL And Cybersecurity $NET

grandtheftstonks

Not sure why would anyone short so much. Stock market is 80% bull and 20% short It’s always NET long. My principle is only to short during major long term reversals like 2022 or 2008

SamusAlways

That may not be the NET prospectus ratio. How in the hell did you think the expense ratio was 69bps if you knew this information?

HoppCoin

Am I doing this right? After a few years of exclusively trading options, I'm trying to get off the sauce by buying actual stocks like some kind of investor. This is all within a self-managed IRA at Schwab, so I don't have any problems re-allocating and am looking for roasts and feedback. BABA: China is beatdown and sentiment is terrible. Even with relations as they are, I bet that China is poised to profit from US rate cuts. I wish I had done more DD on other Chinese stocks, but this was at least a company I heard of. Interested in other plays to maybe swap ponies with. GILD: Another beatdown sector. PE Ratio at \~16 MSTR: I love Bitcoin. NWARF: Read about this on WSB and I like the stock. NET: I think they're my favorite traditional tech stock. They're a leader in a critical piece of infrastructure and they continue to create new products for cross-selling. RIVN: Bought some during the latest draw down because I like sales channel into delivery trucks and I hear consumers love it (I want one). They probably need some more cash before the big turnaround, but at this price, it still seems worth the ride. SOFI: Recently profitable and ETHE: I love Ethereum. But in reality, I'm hoping to see the NAV recover when ETH ETF gets approved, hopefully alongside some asset appreciation. VTI: This is where I store cash.

negative3sigmareturn

Bought $NET at $17. Will be holding for the next 30 years at stocking up more.

Fantastic_Tiger_9000

wow they fucken killed my boy NET

greatbritain813

NET Holders: “Stephanie Cohen in this bitch!!”

yungsavage14

CRWD NET CELH all great long term winners

higher_limits

They NET profited 100 billion dollars in 2023. Yea, they’ll be scraping the bottom of the couch for coins when sales drop by a billion or two..

Fantastic_Tiger_9000

NET has a tendency to move up with the market so im hoping at least i can make some bucks here and there.

IHadTacosYesterday

I was tempted by NET. Holding out for $87, lol

Fantastic_Tiger_9000

Bought NET and Marvell at close. Wish me luck. Daddy needs a win badly bc rent is coming up.

greatbritain813

No NET. I’m becoming a 🇨🇳 🐻. Stop going up you defiant slut!

modsaregayasfukkk

Remember when NET was $200? I remember.

alfapredator

NET is going to the moon

Powerful-Call5148

If you look at CNBC other the past 6 months, you can find at least 10 funds that came on and said they were NET SHORT AAPL (Apple), GOOG (Google), and the other shit that is skyrocketing today. LISTEN INSTITUTIONAL FUCKS. IT IS TIME TO COVER. STOP SCREWING AROUND WITH MY BOY TIM. I WILL TAKE YOU DOWN. 

Powerful-Call5148

AAPL (Apple) - Institutions are NET SHORT. They need to cover. CALLS Baby!

discodropper

The companies are Cloudflare (NYSE: NET) and ServiceNow (NYSE: NOW). “Fuck tha G-ride, I want the machines that are makin’ em” - RATM

fragile9

Yes. Long $NET. I will continue holding for the next decade.

Antique_Giraffe_3728

Best affordable tech/AI stocks for monthlies? TSM, INTC, ARM, AMD, QCOM, NET, AI?

Powerful-Call5148

INSTITUTIONS ARE NET SHORT AAPL, THEY ARE ABOUT TO GET THEIR ANOOS WRECKED 

surcie

Up 350% on NET puts

surcie

why is NET pumping

IHadTacosYesterday

I feel the same way I might buy some AVGO tomorrow if it can dip 5 percent off it's less than super spectacular earnings. Other tickers I continue to watch that don't seem ridiculously overvalued, but I'd still like them lower than their current price: SNOW ZS PANW DDOG NET

PuzzleheadedSpeech67

I'm looking at NET, CRWD and cyberark. The chip sector will continue its run. CDNS is another intriguing avenue to get in

Roddysolo

No losses? 🤡 SOUNDS FAMILIAR… NET NET 😂 my b I forgot #only1SCAM

orakleboi

NET vs FSTLY was the talk of two years ago and now no one is even considering Fastly. What happened? NET is bringing in more products and business model is more enticing but fastly is still making money

Ermahgerd_Rerded

Picked up NET & CRWD calls before close. Gonna ride these bitches til 4/19 exp 

mpoozd

NVDA revenue this year could exceed +$100B and \~$60B in NET income (2023 full year revune was $60B) holy fuk

michael_curdt

Ever heard of the tortoise and the hare story? Plus, do these friends only bring up their gains ONLY? How about their losses and their NET profit? If no losses, that means they only pick multi baggers and that means they must have been billionaires and should be doing this for a living. I suspect thats not the case, so take their gloat with a pinch of salt please. Happens all the time with me.

orakleboi

Sleeping on NET

TomatoSpecialist6879

Less about upgrades and more about general bearish sentiment lowering analyst expectations by a lot, many revised to hilariously low numbers that'll be very easy to beat especially when CRWD dominates end point cyber sec. If NET can beat then CRWD 100% beats

I-STATE-FACTS

WCBR is one that’s heavy in CRWD and NET

SeaWhyte777

In buying calls as well. CRWD is top of its class. The entire cloud space got slaughtered except NET. There needs to be at least one other winner this quarter.

greatbritain813

Now that I’m done with NET it’ll probably moon like everything I get out of when I’m tired of the bleeding. 🙄

greatbritain813

Fuck you NET. “Totally devoted to you, I have stayed Faithful all the way, this is how I fuckin' get repaid?”

surmoiFire

Every techs got cut, INTC -4% after unboxing high NA machine, ANET , NET, ZS….

DJ_Mx1

$NET 105C Swing trade

greatbritain813

I’m a firm believer in NET poppin tf off this month 📈 Aka…I got them bags

GAMEchief

$NET

TomatoSpecialist6879

It all hinges on guidance, either way unless you're buying deep itm options, you're better off buying strangles on S or NET since they go up or fall in sympathy without being IV crushed.

Capable-Raccoon-6371

Here's the negative.... Options have higher premiums when they're volatile. Such as with earnings, IV goes up. Higher premiums give you an incentive to sell contracts. But makes it riskier for the seller and the buyer. Let's say you own NET at 100 and want to sell ATM calls. Great, sell them and collect your premium. If they're called away then no big deal, but when happens when your cost basis is 100, and the stock goes to 60? You can't sell contracts higher than your cost basis because nobody will buy them and they're worthless. So you have to risk selling near ATM for premium. If you then sell let's say a 65 contract and then shares are called away. You just lost a ton of money selling your shares at 65 bucks with a cost basis of 100. The same happens with puts. If the stock falls you're holding these shares and it turns into dead money.

wittgensteins-boat

Do not roll further out in time. You have backed yourself into a long term corner. And do not sell covered calls more than 60 days out. Most option theta decay is in the final weeks of option life.   .ALWAYS ROLL FOR A NET CREDIT.

Artistic-Crow-3794

Was down 40k a month ago but thanks to PLTR ARM NET and DELL I'm now up 60k. So yeah doing ok.

DyehuthyTV

1- Well, Investing in **Non-Earning** (*EPS & Net Income Negative!*) **Businesses** is always a Tricky Thing, because the **Guidance** will have more Weight on the Investors' Perception of the Future of this Business. https://preview.redd.it/usk1w3466xlc1.png?width=2400&format=png&auto=webp&s=6a6c970d1d33c1cf18024d9291548085443d48e9 **Earnings (EPS)** and **Price Appreciation (Chg.%)** are not always **Correlated**, we can often see several lags between them. As an Investor you have to recognize if they are an Opportunity or Not. You have to **Pay Attention** to the **Margins**: - **Gross Margin (%)** - *$NET have over 70% GM, this is Good!* - **Operating Margin (%)** - *Negative, Related to COGS* - **Profit/Net Income Margin (%)** - *Negative, Related to Operating Expenses (OPEX) and Taxes (EBIT & EBITDA).* - **Free Cash Flow Margin (%)** - *Positive, this also Good. Operating Cash Flow - CAPEX = FCF.* And then Compare It with Industry Peers :P Here you will see if the Company has any **Competitive Advantage** or Not. And also if have **MOAT** or Not. Looking all this (a DD is more Deeper than this!) you will can decide if this Company is a Good Choice or Not :P

greatbritain813

My SPY gains helped me cope with my NET expiration that’s happening today. I think I still won?

KK-97

This is why a ceo change at NET sent the stock down 20% this week. CEOs make a big difference. If your CEO can’t find a way to monetize your moat, you end up with less than excellent shareholder value, and a lower stock price as a result.

christador

C’mon, every good investor has read, “How to destroy your NET worth in these three easy steps” by Kanye West (preface by Donald Trump).

Lobolabahia

NET? They beat earnings 20 days ago, what's exactly your plan?

Dr_Ramsey1

SNOW 200c, NET 105c, PANW 350c all April

Dr_Ramsey1

SNOW, PANW, NET calls

UnknowNxPersoN

I will be buying more **MDB** I've successfully traded in and out of Cloudflare $NET & The Trade Desk $TTD earnings pops recently. $MDB could be the next one. They are an AI database cloud play. AI models are trained using large datasets in databases. The DB in MongoDB stands for DATABASE. This is a prime candidate to go higher fundamentally and technically. Technically the chart is in a rising wedge pattern and the RSI is relatively low on a 5 day moving average. Earnings are March 7th. Exactly 1 week from today ​ ***\*This is not investment advice. Investing involves risk. Do your own research and DD.*** ​ MongoDB is used with AI. MongoDB has introduced new AI-powered capabilities to improve developer productivity, such as generative AI features in tools like MongoDB Relational Migrator, MongoDB Compass, MongoDB Atlas Charts, and MongoDB Documentation\[1\]. These AI-powered tools aim to reduce the time and effort developers spend on tasks like creating queries, aggregations, generating visualizations, and troubleshooting unexpected database behavior\[1\]. Additionally, MongoDB Atlas Vector Search simplifies the development of AI language and generative AI applications by allowing vector embedding directly on data stored by MongoDB\[4\]. MongoDB's flexible schema and centralized storage solution make it a reliable platform for building powerful AI applications\[3\]. Citations: \[1\] [https://www.mongodb.com/press/mongo-db-announces-four-new-ai-powered-capabilities-to-improve-developer-productivity](https://www.mongodb.com/press/mongo-db-announces-four-new-ai-powered-capabilities-to-improve-developer-productivity) \[2\] [https://www.mongodb.com/blog/channel/artificial-intelligence](https://www.mongodb.com/blog/channel/artificial-intelligence) \[3\] [https://www.mongodb.com/basics/what-is-artificial-intelligence](https://www.mongodb.com/basics/what-is-artificial-intelligence) \[4\] [https://www.forbes.com/sites/stevemcdowell/2023/06/25/mongodb-embraces-ai--reduces-developer-friction-with-new-features/?sh=58d020772c4c](https://www.forbes.com/sites/stevemcdowell/2023/06/25/mongodb-embraces-ai--reduces-developer-friction-with-new-features/?sh=58d020772c4c) \[5\] [https://becominghuman.ai/4-reasons-why-mongodb-atlas-is-great-for-machine-learning-1140406be3a?gi=4a8719d270e7](https://becominghuman.ai/4-reasons-why-mongodb-atlas-is-great-for-machine-learning-1140406be3a?gi=4a8719d270e7) ​ **I asked** [**perplexity.ai**](https://perplexity.ai) **when MDB will report and if they will beat expectations. These are the results copied and pasted. Unaltered.** ​ **Q: when does MDB report earnings** A: MongoDB (MDB) is expected to release its next quarterly earnings report on Thursday, March 7th, 2024\[1\]\[2\]\[3\]. The earnings call is scheduled for 5:00 PM Eastern Time on the same day\[1\]. In the last reported quarter on December 5th, 2023, MongoDB exceeded expectations with earnings per share of $0.96, surpassing the consensus estimate of $0.51 by $0.45\[1\]. Citations: \[1\] [https://www.marketbeat.com/stocks/NASDAQ/MDB/earnings/](https://www.marketbeat.com/stocks/NASDAQ/MDB/earnings/) \[2\] [https://www.zacks.com/stock/research/MDB/earnings-calendar](https://www.zacks.com/stock/research/MDB/earnings-calendar) \[3\] [https://marketchameleon.com/Overview/MDB/Earnings/Earnings-Dates/](https://marketchameleon.com/Overview/MDB/Earnings/Earnings-Dates/) \[4\] [https://www.tipranks.com/stocks/mdb/earnings](https://www.tipranks.com/stocks/mdb/earnings) \[5\] [https://www.investing.com/equities/mongodb-earnings](https://www.investing.com/equities/mongodb-earnings) ​ **Q: will MDB beat earnings expectations** A: Based on the information available, MongoDB (MDB) has a strong track record of beating earnings expectations, having surpassed its EPS estimate 100.00% of the time in the past 12 months\[1\]. The next quarter's earnings estimate for MDB is $0.46 with a range of $0.44 to $0.47\[1\]. However, it is essential to note that earnings are expected to decrease in the coming year, from ($1.63) to ($1.80) per share\[2\]. Therefore, while MDB has historically outperformed its earnings estimates, future projections indicate a potential decrease in earnings performance. Citations: \[1\] [https://www.tipranks.com/stocks/mdb/forecast](https://www.tipranks.com/stocks/mdb/forecast) \[2\] [https://www.marketbeat.com/stocks/NASDAQ/MDB/earnings/](https://www.marketbeat.com/stocks/NASDAQ/MDB/earnings/) \[3\] [https://www.nasdaq.com/market-activity/stocks/mdb/earnings](https://www.nasdaq.com/market-activity/stocks/mdb/earnings) \[4\] [https://www.zacks.com/stock/research/MDB/earnings-calendar](https://www.zacks.com/stock/research/MDB/earnings-calendar) \[5\] [https://marketchameleon.com/Overview/MDB/Earnings/Earnings-Charts/](https://marketchameleon.com/Overview/MDB/Earnings/Earnings-Charts/)

_hiddenscout

**$ADSK** Autodesk Q4 EPS $2.09 Beats $1.95 Estimate, Sales $1.47B Beat $1.43B Estimate **$NTAP** NetApp Sees FY24 Adj. EPS $6.40-$6.50 vs $6.15 Est Revenues $6.185B-$6.335B vs $6.23B Est. **$HPE** 1Q ADJ EPS 48C, EST. 45C 1Q NET REV. $6.76B, EST. $7.1B SEES FY ADJ EPS $1.82 TO $1.92, SAW $1.82 TO $2.02 **$DELL** Q4 2024 Adj EPS $2.20 Beats $1.73 Estimate Sales $22.30B Beat $22.16B Estimate

dicktoballratio9000

NET didn’t - they ran. PANW good earnings but soft guidance. Market overreacted. Personally have CRWD calls, but wondering if I hedge with ZScaler puts.

greatbritain813

I actually like NET but have been following them since they were a shady small cloud company in its early stages

greatbritain813

Legit read that NET is supposed to be the next NVDA and it’s been the buzz for over a week. So my little regarded heart loaded up

greatbritain813

What in the actual fuck NET 

nicholasCageSucks

RIP $SNOW. Welcome new generation of bagholders. I learned the hard way to stay away from $NET and $SNOW.