ESP

Clear_Association

ESP for industrials.

AlasKansastan

Oh now it’s suddenly a sell the news event huh imagine that FUCK ALL HEDGE FUNDS COCKROACH COATTAIL FUCKS ESP JANE

RealSlyck

Charlie Ergen got handed a $23 billion dollar payday courtesy of the FCC, while burning his company to the ground for decades. Undervalued indeed. As long as you weren’t a longtime ESP participant…then you’re hosed.

peanutneedsexercise

Yeah it’s definitely that way, ESP in the Bay Area.

Criticall16

Does Samsung not have a ESP and bonus program for workers?

schostack

At 6.3% I would pay off my debt. ESP in a powder keg market right now.

Ok-Barracuda39

Game development, classic car restoration, and ESP32 IoT stuff.

Swimming-Positive-55

Yes it always goes up and to the right and collapsing empires are so rich they can throw more money at all their problems and empires never die don’t think thinking is wrong Or no matter how much you bail out an ai company or private equity they still go bankrupt, you can print money but banks will stop lending, banks print more money, so liquidity will contrast not increase as our bond yields go up and we enter a downward credit cycle. Also this admin is drunk high and clueless probably will refuse to even admit there is a problem especially at grass root level. This is a massive energy disruption, energy shrinking causes the whole pie to shrink, not the portions, during a stinky k shaped economy that’s been this way for a while No way the banks are all okay and consumers keep buying and banks keep lending. We are in for a classic case of recession especially when cyber attacks and attacks on US soil start happening when 🥭 pulls out of nato and our soul becomes a free fire zone for the Chinese and Russian proxy state like Ukraine is to Russia No one has money, inflation will happen initially, but as we went a downward credit cycle I think it’s very responsible to expect a deflationary crash with low supply and demand. ESP as we continue the war and begin being sanctioned by all our allies working with iran to secure their own oil from the straight if possible. TLDR invest what ur willing to lose

Austinp-woodworking

I’m not talking about home use - I’m talking about industrial and business use-cases Take - as an example - one of those drive through oil change places. Say you’re the CEO of Jiffy Lube or whatever and you’re tired of paying for technicians and want to fully automated your whole business (let’s pretend for a moment that the - whether humanoid or not - tech is mature enough for this to actually work given the wide variety of car makes/models/etc) You could 100% build a fully automated drive through oil change places from scratch with purposes built robotics that would work much better and more efficient than any humanoid robot - but that would require huge and expensive overhauls of all your facilities nationwide, requiring you to shutdown locations while they’re overhauled and therefore both spending more money and losing out on revenue. Or you could purchase a fleet of humanoid robots that can use all the same tools and infrastructure that’s already in place for your human staff, and they can start working immediately with no downtime. Do you truly not see why the latter option has a serious draw from a business perspective? Mind you I’m not defending Optimus robots specifically, anything Elon markets should be treated with maximum skepticism until it’s actually in the hands of independent testers. But I think saying that humanoid robots have no value whatsoever is completely ignoring the transition aspect of robotic automation, and the entire concept of economy of scale. Hell, consider for a moment how many electronics use boards like the ESP8266 for operations that could easily be accomplished much more efficiently by simple logic circuits. But because it’s so cheap to mass produce ESP8266’s and so relatively expensive to commissions single-purpose boards, most of the industry goes with the cheaper, but technically less efficient option. The argument for humanoid robots is more-or-less the same from a business standpoint.

Retaining-Wall

ESP (Extrapenile Sensory Perception).

garden_speech

> This is correction territory with all indications headed towards a bear market. This is paradoxical in an open market where anyone can participate... If "all indications" suggested a lower fair price than current, the price would be lower than current. > Dip buyers got crushed in ‘08 / ‘09 No, not really. If they bought ~now (when stocks were 10% off all time highs) they would have [make absolutely fucking enormous returns by holding](https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/%5ESP500TR/), the S&P500 TR index (total return i.e. including dividends) sat around ~2200 after it's 10% dip from ATH in 2008, and it's now over 14,000. Of course all this goes out the window if you are buying individual stocks, but the data has shown that's a losing game for a very long time, so anyone still trying it is gambling.

confused_teabagger

> washout bottom NO ONE GOOGLE WASHOUT BOTTOM! I REPEAT DO NOT GOOGLE THAT, ESP WITH IMAGE SEARCH

AlligatorRaper

Someone posted about PATH here a couple weeks back. Somehow I nailed the bottom then started actually reading up on the company, their financials, and forecast. I really like this stock long term but I also think there is a shorter term play here too. Take a look at the share ownership. 91% held by institutions. 10% held by insiders. 3.5% by corporations. Obviously equaling over 100% and retail ownership isn’t even listed, odd. The float is definitely larger than I’d like but they did just approve a large share buyback. The setup - Currently 20% of the float is reported short, the company just posted great earnings and ESP, the price has been on a rebound. The company will be buying back a large amount of shares on the open market on an already positive trajectory. The shorts will start closing positions and taking profits now that the stock is rebounding. But wait there’s more! The option chain has a fairly large amount of calls that have recently gone in the money. The best part, there are 100,000 calls bought at $15 for May 15th that we are getting so close to. If PATH starts getting much closer, hedging those calls will have a significant impact and push the price even higher.

AlligatorRaper

Someone posted about PATH here a couple weeks back. Somehow I nailed the bottom then started actually reading up on the company, their financials, and forecast. I really like this stock long term but I also think there is a shorter term play here too. Take a look at the share ownership. 91% held by institutions. 10% held by insiders. 3.5% by corporations. Obviously equaling over 100% and retail ownership isn’t even listed, odd. The float is definitely larger than I’d like but they did just approve a large share buyback. The setup - Currently 20% of the float is reported short, the company just posted great earnings and ESP, the price has been on a rebound. The company will be buying back a large amount of shares on the open market on an already positive trajectory. The shorts will start closing positions and taking profits now that the stock is rebounding. But wait there’s more! The option chain has a fairly large amount of calls that have recently gone in the money. The best part, there are 100,000 calls bought at $15 for May 15th that we are getting so close to. If PATH starts getting much closer, hedging those calls will have a significant impact and push the price even higher.

stockist420

Fair challenge. Two things: (1) satellite data is publicly available very few atleast in retail and small funds space actually processes it the edge isn't access, it's effort, and (2) the thesis isn't based on satellite alone it's satellite + tanker rates + INSW financials + ESP estimates all pointing the same direction. "Priced in" assumes the market has synthesized all of these, which is less likely for a $1.5B shipping company than it would be for AAPL. One more thing critical data point is while a lot of SP500 gets priced in quickly, for ex: say there is a fire at one of their subsidaries, or a strike etc all of which I track, for smaller companies say sub 10B cap, a lot of large funds don't even touch. As a consequence, analyst don't bother covering them or the coverage quality is sub part. At best they get mention by some expert on seekingalpha or for say INSW some niche groups like the one j mintzmyer run cover it. So the term "prcied in" in has very different meaning for different companies.

stockist420

Satellite shows Hormuz tanker traffic up 132%. Tanker rates also confirm it VLCCs +38%, Suezmaxes +106% y-o-y. INSW breaks even at approx $15k/day, rates are $67k. ESP says +37% earnings surprise. Asset sales added $65M in gains. I'm (small position) long into earnings based on all of this. Also the fact that INSW did not get hammered yesterday plus its been on an upward trend sort of suggests market agrees with atleast part of this thesis.

stockist420

lol, the short summary is : Satellite shows Hormuz tanker traffic up 132%. Tanker rates also confirm it VLCCs +38%, Suezmaxes +106% y-o-y. INSW breaks even at approx $15k/day, rates are $67k. ESP says +37% earnings surprise. Asset sales added $65M in gains. I'm (small position) long into earnings based on all of this. Also the fact that INSW did not get hammered yesterday plus its been on an upward trend sort of suggests market agrees with atleast part of this thesis.

cashflow_

We messed around a little but my pp don’t work that great at night. ESP after a drink or two. I’d rather wait till the morning and give her the good stuff

No-Caramel-9434

Late as well. I am a five year associate and I am quite the heavy hitter when it comes to our ESP. I put 270 a check into our stock. I have done very well. Walmart is a dividend king which is a plus. I plan to stay a heavy hitter I am fortunate I can. Plan is when I get close to retirement or a unseen event happens I can cash out the stock as almost a paycheck

Tayler_Ayers

exactly. ESP when you understand what it is that Mstr operates on

garden_speech

> Just remember, if you bought the S&P at the peak it took 13 years to break even. See how pointless it is to cherry pick data? Actually this is not true and is often repeated by people who, for some inexplicable reason, are not counting dividends in the return calculation for stocks. If you look at [S&P 500 TR indices](https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/%5ESP500TR/?) you will see that the 2000-2001 price levels were reached within 5 years again, at ~2100. Secondly, "cherry picking" the longest amount of time you may have to wait to get your money back is the whole point here. How likely is it that someone buys at the literal peak? Well not very. But the fact that even with the *worst* timing in recent history you'd only be waiting several years to get your money back in the S&P, versus having to wait over four decades with gold, is the entire point.

ifuckedyourdaddytoo

Assuming the 8-year period ending this month, if he'd just dump it in an S&P 500 index fund, he could have had around $19200. https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/%5ESP500TR/

RqueenTX

I use Vectorvest to pick my CSP’s. Their proprietary indicators are solid and I look for “ruler” stocks - stocks where the price chart goes consistently up and to the right without extreme volatility, accompanied by increasing ESP.

Actual-Obligation845

Bought ESP yesterday, love the low P/E and positive analysts recommendations.

Actual-Obligation845

Just bought ESP. They are making $$ and I like the low P/E, so do the analysts. Plus good momentum...

theineffablebob

ESP32 seems very popular right now

5thExpansion

APLD beats EPS by 100%, Beats Revenuse by 56%, ESP up 100% Year over Year, Revenue up 250% year over year and down after hours. Thats crazy work haha

derprondo

Lol yeah when someone starts making niche ESP32 boards in the states they'll be $400.

INVEST-ASTS

# and ratio of sales vs buys is meaningless as it doesn’t measure actual volume / pricing. Institutions generally buy and sell very large numbers of shares, while retail is generally much smaller numbers of shares, so, just equalizing the share count could result in large imbalance in the ratio. This is why the # of buyers and sellers isn’t typically a statistic that is relevant. Many insiders are cashing in profits and also are forced to sell shares to raise money to pay off their tax liability from their vesting in the ESP. This has nothing to do with a secret Cabal secretly plotting the next financial crisis.

Unusual_Advisor_970

Probably over 25%. Of gross. Mostly 401k. ESP. Was doing even more but I’m moving money into HYSA for new home purchase next year.

Upstairs_Whole_580

Not at all, no, yes. AMD is only over-valued if you ignore growth and you're using the GAAP vs the Non-GAAP which is... FAR more accurate with the Xilinx acquisition impacting it's GAAP ESP, Revenue and PE by a factor of about \~3.5. I don't know how you invest in the market, especially in tech if you don't count contracts or orders until the money is physically received. AMZN is going to spend 500B in AI CapEx, all on NVDA, they have the resources and in this hypothetical, you discount that because, "until delivery happens it's imaginary money my dude." Well... no, it's not. These often come with massive contracts and it's not "imaginary," it's just not yet realized(which, for the record, it's not realized until about 50 days AFTER it's delivered and then received as that's the average time it takes for a company to pay NVDA.

BLISSING_ALWAYS

There is a great section in the very back of Jack Schwager‘s first “Market Wizards” book (I believe), in which he relates “unconventional” strategies used by some of the top traders that were included in the book (its a book of interviews). The unconventional strategies are given anonymously because the traders in question were worried that it might ruin their reputation, lose them clients, and ruin their careers, because the strategies involved stuff like ESP, hypnosis, etc. One top tier trader who had entered a losing streak that he couldn’t shake, hired trading-oriented hypnotherapist Van Tharp (R.I.P.) and got cured of his losing streak through hypnotherapy.  If I recall correctly, the problem had something to do with his girlfriend. Van Tharp later became a full-blown, well-known trading coach/trainer, with a very “quantum energy” focused type of program. Forbes Robbins Blair Is a hypnotist author with a lot of good material. Some of the books that have titles relating to “manifestation” are still basically self hypnosis. Paul McKenna is also a hypnotist with many books addressing various issues. One is called, “I Can Make You Rich,” that addresses (and may help resolve!) a lot of the issues that are relevant to traders/investors. 👉 Forbes Robbins Blair’s book hypnotize yourself with your eyes open walks you through how to create an effective self hypnosis program for yourself. Hope this helps.  Love to all 🩷 :)                    🙏

garden_speech

This is just plain false. Here is the S&P 500 [total return index](https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/%5ESP500TR/) (which accounts for dividends instead of just index price) No part of the 90s had flat returns. Only the 2000-2010 decade did, and that’s only if you invested at the 2000 peak, and it’s also only because of the literal greatest financial crisis the country has seen in 100 years. So it’s massive hyperbole to say what the original commenter said. No, there aren’t “decades” where this happens, there’s one decade, singular, in the country’s last 100 years of existence

Individual-Motor-167

Probably this. Once you know it's as useful as ESP research, they'll just dump it on suckers.

FistPunch_Vol_7

They did good on the ESP. However, hmm, I know people are speaking about the AI bubble

Inittowinit1104

82 million in bond land is not even a drop. Even as an assistant when I was young slinging 100-200mm a day was nothing. ESP usd IG stuff.

ivegotwonderfulnews

Hard to think the big boys will let the ai party roll over with 45 days to year end performance numbers. Even if they can’t run it up for year end they will give a real try at some point. ESP with the larger quality names. Bigger picture tho the theme has had an incredible run and probably due for a sustained pause/sideways action at minimum

Jagged_Tide

More likely some sort of open-broadcast style ESP

Inittowinit1104

If you can afford it, go balls deep if ever under 599.99 and pray avp goes to 620$ and PRAY. DOING nothing is pretty much a sure zero eventuality. Meta has never had the upside strength being large cap to pop that much so quick. ESP with no real huge enter aside from Nvdia the 19th. I w take the hit and focus elsewhere. It’s really wants that 600$ print.

_hiddenscout

Yeah different company, I'm talking SMID. I moved out ESP, just since I own a few other smaller defense names and the fact their sales are slowing kind of made me move on from the name.

sbuy210

ESP

RayU_AZ

T-Mobile Gross profit margin at 14.5% and high PE high at 20.6 compared to ATT PE of 8 and VZ PE of 9 T-Mobile $84B in sales, $10.6 ESP, PE =20.6 ATT $124B in sales , $3.08 ESP, PE = 8 Verizon $137B sales, $4.56 ESP, PE = 9 More competition from ATT & Verizon and T-mobile discounts on new Apple iPhone 17 cutting into profits. T-Mobile added over 1 million subscribes versus estimate of 800,000 but T-Mobile paid off previous phone contracts and discounted new phones to get these customers. Cut into profit margin. T-Mobile still better growth than Verizon and ATT. But PE is high at 20 vs 8-9 for ATT & Verizon.

Mother-Chipmunk2778

Damn man, I can’t imagine full porting options , especially not short dated. Must be brutal. ESP on some of these stocks that tanked hard

BrobaFett_1

Hm looks like I entered $ESP a bit too early after its post-earnings drop. I still think it's a good opportunity though.

BrobaFett_1

Taking this drop as a chance to enter ESP after their earnings report

RayU_AZ

**The best advice is trading stocks goes against basis human instincts.** **Time in the market is better than timing the stock market.** If you are scare of stocks and don't want to do the research, buy a low cost ETFs, VUG or SPY or QQQ and contribute monthly to this fund. Instant sock diversity and low maintenance cost. You need a set of rules for buying and selling stocks and stick to them, **People lose money in stocks because:** The news comes across that stocks are hitting all time highs and people **have the fear** they are missing out on the gains (FOMO) and buy stocks at all time highs. Then the stock market does the usual cycle down and **people get scared** they are lossing their money and sell. **They end up buying high and selling low and losing money all the time.** **Look for large cap companys (>$20B cap) that have the following traits:** 1. Revenue is growing and expanding year to year. 2. Their earnings per share (ESP) is positive and improving 3. They are beating the ESP and revenue targets each quartely earning report. 4. Their stock has momentum & postive market sentiment, price above the 20 day & 50 day moving averages. Save you money and buy your target stocks in small increments entry points on dip days where the overall market drops. Consider the stock on sale on these days. Buy low & sell high. Diverse your investment to more than 8 stocks, maybe go to 20 stocks so your investment egg is not all in 1 company. **Don't buy high and sell low.** Again if you don't want to do the research, buy low cost ETFs and contribute monthly. Time in the market is better than timing the stock market. Good luck.

ivegotwonderfulnews

The rest of the world has tariff on virtually all import already. ESP Europe

sbuy210

Sure. I sold out of TATT and bought ESP, looks better priced.

jayxmor

Intuit owning Mailchimp is something I should’ve known. Mailchimp is so awful and outdated as an ESP. Klaviyo, Salesforce & Hubspot is where it’s at

Field_Sweeper

To be fair however, no one system is ever gonna be perfect, ESP if it's the same ones we have now to choose form, as they aren't lol. The ideal system for the world, would probably be some combination of everything, or at least most. I am sure some may get left out completely.

Desperate_Concern977

"The skeptics are admittedly fewer now, having been defanged and bent into a kind of submission" \- Palantir CEO Isn't their ESP still in the 100s? Let's see how they hold up in 3-5 years when every tech company comes for their lunch.

EverybodyStayCool

https://theepsteindocs.com/ Dude, STFU with your bullshit. F**king burn them all ESP the orange baffon.

_hiddenscout

Sure. But more some than others. A lot of the smaller names like OPXS, ESP, TTMI are way out performing. Most of those have like doubled this year. 

Critical-Future-292

Not pure penny stocks but small to micro caps $FIP 700M market cap, owns railroads, terminals, power plants and the only LNG port on the Atlantic coast $OPEN 500M market cap US real estate trading firm. Think stand alone RedFin $BKSY 700M sat surveillance $TSAT 300m Australian LEO sat $ESP 140m rugged electronics for military use

Alwaysnthered

wait for a pullback to 15 mininum. however, if your investing horizon is 5 years (let's say end of 2030), and the two things happen: 1) SOFI consistently meets guidance (historically this has 100% been true since 2021) 2) There is no major extended drawn out recession that effects SOFI's ability to meet guidance over numerous quarters SOFI's Guidance: 1) 0.55-.088 EPS for 2026, followed by 20-25% EPS growth subsequent years. SOFI consistently beats/raises, but let's be conservative and go striaght down the middle: 0.77 2026 EPS followed by compounded 22.5% ESP growth through 2030. 2030 EPS = 1.75/share. (1.75 = 0.77\*1.225\^4) Given a forward PE of around 45 in end of 2029 (for a company growing EPS 22.5% a year this is conservative, but SOFI is also a bank so...) Stock price end of 2029:: 80/share.

_TheNomadMan_

https://preview.redd.it/8jk21x4pnhaf1.png?width=1015&format=png&auto=webp&s=b249ce4e75b6c2ee8ac4e1fb9cde5ceaf850ade7 Dude... you're say'n they're lose'n money when the net income is positive. You're pointing to negative ESP but not taking in to consideration the dilution. Nothing I say is gunna satisfy you. But... that's not my concern! Ah! Ah! Get'n mine even if you don't like it! Boo-ya!

_hiddenscout

Don’t really follow $VOYG, but they don’t make money yet, so it’s something I normally wouldn’t buy   KTOS is more of a trading tool than one I want to invest in. Fundamentals are too expensive for me, if you want to hold long term, I’d rather buy stuff like AMTM, LDOS or CACI.  If you want just pure defense, ESP, TTMI or OPXS. 

_hiddenscout

ESP, OPXS, MOG.A, LDOS, CRS, MPTI, FEIM, TATT, CW are the ones I own.

Anonymous_D23

GOOG has been struggling around 150-170, and having problems with EU and growth of its own products. I still think there’s potential but don’t know if it will breakout before my contract expires. ESP we’re involved in the war between Iran and Israel, added much more risk.

Embarrassed_Royal_55

ESP?

_hiddenscout

Also bought some ESP recently. They do like power modules for aerospace and navy.  Small market cap and even pays a dividend. Wild to me you can find small companies like that paying dividends. OPXS and TTMI have been running like crazy. 

jgreddit2019

The news (ESP headlines) are made to mislead investors short term. Lots of shorts still buried around $300. Will they accept defeat in the face of logic and reason? I doubt it. I hate Elon and would never provide liquidity to his government funded scam cos. That said it’s quite clear this market is going a whole lot higher before it properly crashes.

_hiddenscout

Another really small cap name I bought recently, you might dig, is $ESP. >Espey Mfg. & Electronics Corp., a power electronics design and original equipment manufacturing company, designs, manufactures, and tests electronic equipment primarily for use in military and industrial applications in the United States. Its principal products include power supplies, power converters, filters, power transformers, magnetic components, power distribution equipment, UPS systems, and antennas for use in AC and DC locomotives, shipboard power and radar, airborne power, ground-based radar, and ground mobile power applications. The company also provides various services, such as design and development to specification, build to print, design services, design studies, environmental testing services, metal fabrication, and painting services, as well as development of automatic testing equipment. In addition, it produces individual components, which include inductors, as well as paints, wires, qualifies, and test items; populates printed circuit boards; and fabricates metalwork. 

max_strength_placebo

the S&P 500 is far from perfect. and it's been mythologized by some as the perfect ultimate investment, when that's far from accurate. there are long periods of time smaller US companies like the S&P 600 will beat the S&P 500, international stocks, bonds, or commodities will give much better returns. Rob Arnott and colleagues wrote a paper on how index funds tend to basically sell low and buy high when they make changes. https://www.researchaffiliates.com/publications/articles/674-buy-high-and-sell-low-with-index-funds but the point is not that the S&P 500 is perfect, but that (a) it's rarely a terrible choice long-term and is a decent proxy for the overall market; and (b) the transaction/expense costs are low in most cases with a mutual fund or ETF tracking the S&P 500. fees are one of the few variables individual investors can control. if you compare S&P 500 performance with with the Russell 1000, which is based entirely on market capitalization, the long-term results are very close. https://media.ycharts.com/charts/b8cb8a529298112db88f111952bd986e.png I can't find the links at the moment, but there's data showing any large pool of stocks (30-50+) selected at random from the Russell 1000 or Russell 3000 will tend to perform about as well as the overall market, when looking at the long-term. there are 'fundamental indexes' that rank stocks by earnings, revenue, dividends, etc. Schwab has a bunch (FNDX, FNDB, FNDE) and Wisdom Tree has ESP and similar.

NotreDameAlum2

wouldn't the ratio of interest paid on public debt to GDP be a better indicator than the total debt-to-GDP ratio to evaluate japans financial health? in which case it really isn't that bad? [https://www.imf.org/external/datamapper/ie@FPP/USA/FRA/JPN/GBR/SWE/ESP/ITA/ZAF/IND](https://www.imf.org/external/datamapper/ie@FPP/USA/FRA/JPN/GBR/SWE/ESP/ITA/ZAF/IND)

Late-Many1410

My whole camera roll is full of screenshots over the last couple days of MLGO. I’ve been talking on Webull feed since yesterday and today. Sorry I left y’all out and I still don’t see anyone talking about it when I scrolled down a bit! So I left y’all out yesterday on MLGO. I was right about 1000%s and took my notes into AI. Been watching this stock since the soar and all that. Okay I was right and this morning I made $40. Was working so didn’t pull out when I wanted. ANYWAY TODAY We got two great pieces of news Price had a pattern yesterday Price did the same thing but held up much better. We just got a volume spike of 2.78 mill in the AH which wasn’t seen yesterday. And today until now. The price held up well and didn’t affect the RSI so it’s most likely an institutional or whale buy. ESP with the good news from this morning researching quantum machine is learning algorithms. Good for those types of buys. I havnt seen a decent DD on here and this was really not put together that well but if you go over to Webull if you have it and look at MLGOs feed I have pumped facts since yesterday.

uniaintshit

According to my ESP that’s aligned with my cancellation date of ESPN+ the bull market is starting in 4 days

Seyon_

I'm finding that government expenditure is \~35% of our GDP, which when compared to a majority of other developed nations we are actually on the lower end...so i'm not sure why that's a bad thing. Source on your 2.5% and 25% would be appreciated My source: [https://www.imf.org/external/datamapper/exp@FPP/USA/FRA/JPN/GBR/SWE/ESP/ITA/ZAF/IND](https://www.imf.org/external/datamapper/exp@FPP/USA/FRA/JPN/GBR/SWE/ESP/ITA/ZAF/IND) Also I'll believe anew 'higher' bracket for the rich when it gets to his desk and signed. Until then its a worthless platitude and means nothing coming from him. He says one thing, while congress is figuring out what tax credits they can cut and what social services they can remove all the while increasing our military and homeland security spending.

PressWearsARedDress

Yes we use some ESP32s which used to cost 4$ and now is >8$ so we are switching to a different platform. Lots of the capacitors/resistors are in terms of cents so you can pay tarrifs on those. Central planning doesnt work and never has. The Chinese economic miracle was do to expansion of capital markets using American's money as investment

cakeslol

Good news is if you buy leaps 1 year out right they are cheap. Trust me when I say when we get about 2 months out from gta 6 that stock is going to go up a easy 30%. ESP if the rumors of them having RP servers on launch is true.

LastAffect7456

It appears they have slowed their trading the past few days, but are still trying to move the needle, or at least slow the volatility to prop up the price. I am out of this completely, as I don't trust the market, Musk or Trump. ESP since Trump changes his mind as the wind blows. LOL

-_-0_0-_0

ESP on a Monday

Critical_Penalty_815

It's not BARE, you just need to know where to position yourself for returns. In otherwords, have ESP and be lucky. I got super lucky on carvana and shorted it down 30%, then proceeded to get anoly reamed almost every day since on spy, even when im in calls.

dave_and_bummers

bruh, you mean ESP? That thing that doesn't exist?

Field_Sweeper

China would lose just about any war, especially a boots on the ground. ESP if they go against the US. We just plain have more allies, but aside from that, we just spend more than 3 times the next country on defense, and we have a larger military force than them. Their numbers include their police and national guards, ours don't but if we DID include national guard and police, we would blow their numbers so far out they would cower in fear. We have far superior military tech as well. They would utterly meet their demise going to war with the rest of the world. Who are they going to use? Russia? HAHAHHAAH their military blows even worse, they can't even beat Ukrain, their tremendously undertrained and underfunded. There are more people who would fight against Russia and China than there would be that would fight against the US and Canada and Europe and etc etc.

kazwetcoffee

Based on what, ESP?

EquivalentTomorrow31

This is not a fight the US is going to win. ESP since they’ve alienated themselves from literally every other trading partner

Gotherl22

What really drives an stock is overall market and sentiment ESP some ticker like TSLA. Options aren't long-term investing so fundamentals don't really matter that much. Your looking to capture moves in an smaller timeframe. Unless, you're buying 3+ year leaps then maybe it will work.

ivegotwonderfulnews

Stocked based comp drives my brain to distraction. I get that conventional wisdom says senior management needs/ should get stock comp but every time I see anyone in senior management hit the sell button I start to wonder. ESP if they don’t sell on a regular schedule. I wish companies just gave the execs cash instead. Even if the cash was tied to the stock. Drives me nuts. Who wants to hold when the ceo, cfo, coo and directors are all selling?

noggin_elastics

In our house, I've built up almost everything to run local network-only, with Home Assistant at the heart of things. Beyond handling smart gadgets, it also runs Adguard Home, which not only does house-wide ad blocking, but also covers network traffic monitoring and blocking any uncessasary device reporting (rules list = OISD Blocklist Full). As for any smart gadgets that I connect to Home Assistant, other than the EcoBee 3 lite thermostat that came with our house, I use local-network-only devices: Zigbee sensors + my own home rolled WIFI or Bluetooth sensors+ an outdoor ONVIF cam. I also built and flashed my own ESP32-S3-based local-network voice assistant, which to be honest, kind of stinks, so I'm thinking about upgrading when the time comes to the next iteration [of this](https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2024/12/home-assistants-voice-preview-edition-is-a-little-box-with-big-privacy-powers/).

Long_duk_dong_duck

Yessir. ESP msft

Embarrassed-Bid4258

IMO, I would wait.. if we go into a real recession, which I think is coming, it usually takes 8-12 months to recover. I am selling covered CALLs and buying PUTs now. ESP in TSLA! Talk about an overpriced stock.. JMHO!

thinkofanamefast

Anybody trading now with "setups" or whatever indicators they use, is basically flipping a coin...unless you have ESP to get into Trump's head, to know his next utterance.

Cantthinkofacoolnam

PCP GDP ESP PCE CPI Doesn’t matter SPY to $300 in 4 years. Bitcoin to $20,000 in 4 years.

Cantthinkofacoolnam

GDP ESP PCE SPY to $100 don’t matter

ConfusedKanye

ESP for being free. I've been a fan of it. Started using it last week 

MorrisseysRubiksCube

Guh. $DNUT EPS estimate $0.10. ESP actual $0.01.

Street_Pipe_6238

Its because people got burned during the downfall. Now hate it for life same what happened with CVNA. ESP. if it bounces and some other idiots makes money on it

Extreme_Basket8159

Congrats! Today will be a good day. ESP when Europe sees this between 10a-12 noon EST. They played a part in surging this yesterday

vics80

upvote because I lost mine too. wow you got ESP

Fe-vulture

ESP and rev growth look okay, but not geometric which is what justifies a higher multiple. I'm not saying it is a bad stock, but P/E is on the higher side and neither EPS or rev TTM look amazing. EPS TTM is only 28% and revenue TTM is only like 20%. Add in general risk of a single ticker and single sector, this isn't a strong buy to me. Also, if you look at the analyst reports there are as many neutral as there are outperform.

tourmalatedideas

Future robotic development is already priced in? 26 analyst average price target $643. ESP and revenue growing yoy. whose the competition?

Uzaifa_R

Mega inflation is definitely coming with all these tariff talks from Trump. China already saying they’ll stop imports of minerals to the US. Illegal workers going back (cheap labour) doing the basic jobs. More expensive to hire staff and probably low skilled too. So inflation is coming, only one inflation helps is the big corps and the stock market to keep the already inflated US stock market going to keep the big boys happy. Wonder why all the big companies ceos were there… Once the bubble burst then comes recession and anarchy. ESP aimed at migrants already starting the Europe who are struggling and most are already heading towards recession.

ivegotwonderfulnews

What’s fascinating is that a company in Shenzhen can ship a 1st class/airmail package (not express mind you) to your neighbor cheaper than you can because the global postal system subsidizes China and other countries. So the fact the your neighbor would have to pay a 25% tariff would level the playing field for domestic producers and craftspeople. Just a really fascinating situation. ESP for pdd, baba and the like.

Big-Indication5402

I started investing in late july last year. So far my portfolio consists of: MSFT - 14% Van Eck ESP0 ETF - 6% NVDA - 10% AMD - 8% BROS - 7% (initial investment out. Profit riding) IShares IWDA ETF - 22% DIS - 6% RDDT - 16% (initial investment out. Profit riding) PYPL - 6% LUNR - 6% As I’m writing this my overall % gain is at 28%.

OnlyUpDesigns

Last year I quit my job because I was tired of being an engineer that did very little engineering. Since I’m pretty damn trash at flipping options I figured I would be better off spending my money making a stock ticker instead.  Also because I know I’m always going to default to looking at my phone or computer I decided I would just make it more abstract and to the point. Something that can catch my attention quick when there’s a big swing.  It’s getting data from Finnhub, connects over WiFi, is controlled by the buttons on the side and runs on an ESP32 microcontroller. The brightness and sensitivity for 100% fill are adjustable. Also my mom thinks it’s neat how it lights up the basement Btw: the default sensitivity for fill is 6% movement so that’s why they seem somewhat static

willbabu

People still invest in Kathy? ESP after she sold 1 bil of NVDA at $18/share? What a 🤡

Honorthyeggman

I’m well aware, as are many people. With that said, market dominance always shifts over time and investing in a broad based S&P 500 index has always yielded positive results over the long term. https://www.silvercrestgroup.com/concentration-conundrum/ https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/%5ESP500TR?p=%5ESP500TR

large_block

Yea this is very common thing to do in companies that provide RSU and ESP programs

RichZookeepergame605

I think so. ESP seeing the similarity in investor sentiment and the climb compared to RKLB who unlike RKLB will be a leader in this market