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What’s everyone take on $FLEX
WHEN SOFI HITS 70$ IM GONNA FLEX ON ALL YOU HATERS SO Hard!!!!!!!!! FLAFLINKYY!!!!!
Yea but my Avg price is $14. They upgraded 2 months ago. Just riding the wave. It'll hit $30 by June. Oil is down, rare cuts coming and bookings are strong. FLEX Affirm and Klarna are my big bets right now.
FLEX....did not flex any muscles today...that shit got fucked up
AFRM FLEX Klarna 💪
FLEX is kind of pricy now, but been posting about them for years here. JBL and FLEX have been great positions! [https://www.reddit.com/r/stocks/comments/1444g0z/comment/jnelxkx/?utm\_source=share&utm\_medium=web3x&utm\_name=web3xcss&utm\_term=1&utm\_content=share\_button](https://www.reddit.com/r/stocks/comments/1444g0z/comment/jnelxkx/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button) Kind of wild with the names I mentioned from that post: FLEX: +228% JBL: +260% SAMN: +200% FN: +290%
I would really like to own a position. With the ongoing grid updates and overall electrification play. Will look at FLEX dude.
Been long since their split off from FLEX, which is another long I have both. Both have just been great to own.
What yall think about FLEX? I'm up over 100% bought at $30 in April
FLEX has earnings on Wednesday before the market opens, not on the chart. Hoping it goes up, last time my calls did not work out. Already bought and sold calls on it in the last couple of weeks, just buying more shares next.
Them and FLEX have been long term holds for me. Kind of boring businesses, but they are solid. Biggest knock against them is they tend to be lower margins, but both are great long term holds. Kind of fly over names.
Do you ever do FLEX options?
FLEX’s facility got bombed in Ukraine today, and the market did the only right thing possible - up 5%. 😌
AFRM and FLEX have been great low key growth tickers. As tarrifs kick in theyll keep pumping.
$FLEX Q1/2026 Revenue: $6.6B vs. $6.26B est. EPS: $0.7 vs. $0.63 est. Flex kicks off FY26 with strong Q1 driven by high-growth markets; raises outlook amid strategic acquisitions.
There's been some really great spin offs of recent. I'm still a fan of AMTM, which I think spun off from J. NXT was spun off from FLEX. CARR was a spin off. I'm kind of excited for ABB to spin off their robotics and HON to break up as well. I think the HON one will be really interesting.
Take that meme money and put it into a real company like FLEX. 25 p/e ratio. Makes electronics for a large range of industries that are growing. Actually a real company to hold for awhile.
FLEX seems like a crazy good play?
Dominos monday KO, quest, capital one tuesday ATT, TESLA, GOOG wendsday FLEX, intel, AAL, southwest thursday
>Complex orders are available on the Exchange as further detailed below. This section contains information regarding certain parameters employed by the Exchange in offering complex order functionality on the Exchange. The information immediately following only applies to non-FLEX >Complex order types. >Eligible Classes >Complex Book: The Exchange currently permits entry of complex orders in all classes traded on the Exchange. Similarly, the Exchange allows complex orders to rest on the complex book in all classes traded on the Exchange. >**Eligible for Legging: The Exchange currently permits complex orders to leg in to the simple book in all classes traded on the Exchange.** >Complex Order Auction (COA): The Exchange currently permits a COA to be initiated in all classes traded on the Exchange. page 6 >Eligible for Legging: The Exchange currently limits complex orders from legging into the simple book to orders with four or fewer legs for all classes. page 7 [https://cdn.cboe.com/resources/membership/US-Options-Complex-Book-Process-pdf.pdf](https://cdn.cboe.com/resources/membership/US-Options-Complex-Book-Process-pdf.pdf) You unequivocally can have multiple counterparties for a complex SPX product by getting it filled in the simple book.
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interesting names, thank you. Turns out I had FLEX on a watchlist from a while ago. thank you!
I’ve been long on $ITT for a bit. Haven’t looked at the valuation in a second, but overall it’s a solid company. They do like specialized pumps for LNG and they have a line of business for aerospace. They aren’t flashy, but just a great long term compounder. 10 year ROIC average of like 15%. https://quickfs.net/company/ITT:US Also I’m long FLEX and JBL. Not sure if they are technically industrials, but they advanced manufacturing for companies.
I always call them a patience stock. Like their growth and fundamentals are great, but they trade with any solar news, which sucks. It can be a frustrating hold, but I like the company. I'm also invested in FLEX, who spun them off. It's interesting too, since solar and battery storage seems to be a winner, but some of those stocks kind of suck lol.
$FLEX make their MacBook Pros and Foxconn Quanta do the rest. Apple doesn’t make anything
Probably and also just a mix of companies cutting capex/general slowdown. I mean it's great that FLEX is really growing margins. They are growing more into data center. That's always the downside with some of these companies, like CLS, just have really low margins. Going through the slides now [https://s202.q4cdn.com/732614612/files/doc\_earnings/2025/q4/presentation/Flex\_EP\_FY25Q4.pdf](https://s202.q4cdn.com/732614612/files/doc_earnings/2025/q4/presentation/Flex_EP_FY25Q4.pdf) Saw 50% YoY growth in the data center stuff, which is higher margins for them. I've come to learn that I'm cool with companies that see some revenue slowdown as along as they are growing those margins, since you basically make more money on less. They've kind of come a set it and forget it company for me, since I got in so long ago and they have just been crushing it. No real reason to leave the company, even if there is any downturns, I fully trust management and the long term outlook for them.
Forgot $FLEX reported this morning. Overall pretty solid. Looks Revenue still looks slow, but they are hitting higher margins moving into more data center segments. EPS is looking solid. They did lower guidance, but market seems happy overall.
most consumption is these days It used to be sex that sold, now it's FLEX. FLEX and FOMO
This is not about the money ITS ABOUT THE RIGHTS TO FLEX ON DOUBTERS!!!!
-MOAT that is unmatched in the manufacturing industry -Net revenue up around 25% YOY even with gross down about 7% -FCF almost $1/billion -IRR is around 10% -DCF estimates around 35% undervalued -RSI shows as oversold with PE around 13 I’m really intrigued by this stock after putting together this really quick DD I liked below. Major highlights are in this post. Has anyone done any other research or have any other thoughts on FLEX? https://open.substack.com/pub/easytrader/p/whats-flex-ltd-flex-all-about-quick?r=4xr47x&utm_medium=ios
They are called FLEX options and they do exist, though I'm not sure if they're available to retail traders. The minimum contract requirement is to trade 1 contract. They allow you to customize the strike, the expiry, and the type of option (American, European). The are exchange traded and clear through the OCC but they wont show up on the board nor will you get a regular price but you can go to the CBOE website and get the daily mark-to-market.
That is interesting. NXT history is kind of interesting, since it was actually a spin off from FLEX.
Yeah, AMTM is another spin off that just happened with J, Jacobs. Same idea, split up the business and the the stock up from their earnings the other day. Usually with spinoff, debt can be an issue, like NVT spun off with debt, but even NXT has done great since spinning off FLEX. I'm keeping an eye on it, spinoffs can offer some good opportunities, plus it just makes it easier to understand the business.
FLEX is a large cap that could play a role in data center buildout. I have a position with this ticker that's nearly doubled in the last year. I want to say that I'm somewhat long, but we'll see how things shake out.
Invest in companies that brings imports from other Asian countries such as from Vietnam, Philippines, India, etc… I have watching $FLEX and it looks like a good investment.
$FLEX Q3 adjusted EPS 77c, consensus 63c Q3 revenue $6.6B, consensus $6.2B. “We achieved a very strong Q3, delivering another quarter of record adjusted operating margin and EPS” said Revathi Advaithi, CEO of Flex. “Our consistent margin expansion is coming from improving mix and efficiency in every business unit across Flex.”
The only place I'm really getting hit right now is FLEX, which I guess I'm not so surprised on. I don't see it's recovery taking that long (and even if it does, it's my smallest position)
They have xsp available to trade. I wonder if they will auto close a cash settled position. Qqq has a FLEX settlement option. They need to start letting the spreads ride and exercise for cash if you lack the shares.
I did look into padded indexes, but the biggest downside with them is they currently charge 75 basis points which is just too high. I also looked into FLEX options but they are unavailable to retail. I could create my own padded index with options, but I do want exposure to all of the ETFs I listed above. I consider the diversity to be somewhat of a synthetic padded index, albeit much less padded.
Trying to figure out what to buy…. I just made 12.5k on QQQ 530c 12/20 I got leaps on SPY, IWM, FLEX, AMD, INTL. TGT 150c I’m underwater on  Like 30k cash
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Flex LTD (FLEX) is the way to go
FLEX up like 7% this morning on news of joining SP400 midcaps.
I know some people have brought up PAC before. I'm also curious, haven't really found any direct Mexico companies, but I've done well with onshoring in the states plays with FLEX and JBL.
Some cool $FLEX news: [https://finance.yahoo.com/news/flex-jetcool-partner-develop-liquid-130000239.html](https://finance.yahoo.com/news/flex-jetcool-partner-develop-liquid-130000239.html) >JetCool, a leading liquid cooling company for data centers, and Flex (NASDAQ: FLEX) today announced a partnership to address the growing demand for AI servers and high-density compute from hyperscalers and enterprise customers. The companies are building rack-level solutions, including a new line of co-designed liquid cooling-ready servers that are compliant with Open Compute Project (OCP) specification. >The new servers leverage JetCool’s patented microconvective liquid cooling technology that uses precision jets to target and cool processor hot spots. This precision cooling manages the increased heat from high-performance AI and compute workloads, ensuring optimal performance and reliability. Additionally, these liquid-cooled servers provide a versatile platform for hyperscalers to design customized AI chip architectures and tailored server configurations to meet unique performance requirements.
here’s the ratios 1 FLEX 1 INTC 1 SMH 3 TSM 1 UBER 5 VONG 2 WOLF (for shits n giggles)
Their last quarter revenue was up 31% YoY and was 42% QoQ on revenue growth. [https://investors.nextracker.com/news/news-details/2024/Nextracker-Reports-Q4-and-FY24-Financial-Results/default.aspx](https://investors.nextracker.com/news/news-details/2024/Nextracker-Reports-Q4-and-FY24-Financial-Results/default.aspx) Not sure where you are seeing their growth stalling out. Plus they have only reported two quarters since they spun off of FLEX. As far as the share count goes, I wonder how much of it is because of how they spun off. Like When spinning off earlier this year, [https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/flex-completes-spin-off-of-outstanding-interest-in-nextracker](https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/flex-completes-spin-off-of-outstanding-interest-in-nextracker)
Can you hit a little RICH FLEX for maaaaaaaa
Yeah. I'm totally hitting my middle age hobby of getting into history lol (I'm 36). Been listening to a ton on world war 1 and world war 2 recently. It's so interesting how much that has shaped the world we live in today. Yeah, not sure how to necessary play Mexico, but $JBL and $FLEX has been great investments for me.
Basically that list below has a ton of great names. STRL is like a pure play on data center builds. They have a segment for E-infrastructure. The E-Infrastructure Solutions segment provides site development services for the blue-chip end users in the e-commerce distribution center, data center, manufacturing, warehousing, and power generation sectors. A few other names to look into that the other user didn’t list: $FLEX and $JBL for reshoring plays. Also $CRH and $EXP for concrete plays. I’ve looked into them but $AYI is really cheap and offers lighting solutions. I don’t own these but on my watchlist: $NVEE and $J. Both do like government contracting and I think data center should be part of their line of business.
Can you hit a little RICH FLEX FOR MAAAAAAA
Can’t thank you enough for your posts where you bring up companies that I’ve glanced at or haven’t even heard of. I got into FLEX and other positions from researching the companies you’ve brought up. Hope you keep doing your thing! Really appreciate your posts
Yeah, WIRE was so solid lol. It was my favorite copper play. Yeah with $WWD, I don't personally do like DFCF analysis, but I see a company that has a PEG of 1.4 and forward PE of like 28. Feels like the PE seems high, but the EPS growth makes up for it. EPS growth this year was 42%. Question becomes if they can keep up that growth, but doesn't seem like it's terribly expensive at at. Still a solid name to pick up on any pullsbacks. Still stoked that Druckenmiller bought them and FLEX.
All you're saying makes total sense. Yeah, for me at least, with that screener I have been able to find a bunch of solid companies still. For me was SaaS, is that you pretty much nailed it. I don't find it that interesting to follow the companies and they already trade with really loft valuations. I rather own a really boring company that does a few things across a few sectors, but their business is easy to understand. Like one my favorite longs is $FLEX. Yeah, for me, what really works is coming with a thesis around what should do well do some varies things. Like I've been posting my investment thesis here for a few years, which is to focus on physical grid and upgrades, infrastructure spending due to IRA and Bipartisan bill, reshoring, and general electrification. Recently, I've been buying some aerospace and companies that deal with naval ship building, because the US is going to need to build a ton more ships. It's also something not a lot of people follow or talk about. Like the electriication trade is starting to feel crowded. I mean, I also alter my screener from time to time, where I try to get more companies. It's helpful to get more to search, but again, I prefer to have a smaller list. Like I love researching companies and I post ones that I always find interesting. I've suggested some terrible ones, like $OLPX and $CLFD when it was it's peak, but I was one of the first ones to suggest $SMCI here. Overall my approach has lead to to 83% return on the 1Y and and 140% on the 5Y.
They are a great company with a lot of demand. I like that’s it demand from the utility level as well. Residential seems to be where there is a lot more weakness. If I remember correctly, you are a fan of spin offs, which NXT is. They spun it off of FLEX, which is another long I bring up here a bunch. Funny enough, Drunkenmiller just bought shares, same with $WWD.
He also bought some $WWD $FLEX
Looks like Druckenmiller is also a fan of some of the names I own/mention here: [https://twitter.com/HedgeVision/status/1790832628771283159/photo/1](https://twitter.com/HedgeVision/status/1790832628771283159/photo/1) $WWD $FLEX
They know better & all fled to the NO FLEX ZONE 🦾💎🆖 WING🪽🛑
Yeah, I was thinking of picking some up recently when it dipped, but I was worried it around the report, since like $JBL and $FLEX had some weakened numbers. Pretty solid report from $FN. Nice thing is that $CLS is still much cheaper than $FN.
Not the coolest of names, but man, what a great investment in $FLEX has been. I'm still bullish on reshoring and supply chain plays. Company is always trading at a pretty cheap valuation and just is a solid company.
I'll always bring them up, but FLEX is another solid name in the space. Also a fan of JBL, but seems like their CEO is under investigation right now lol.
Hahah right! However, I remind myself of stuff like FLEX that trades at a very good valuation and is still outperforming BMI. Different industries, but at least having a system of how I buy has helped me from just chasing some names. I do hope if we ever get some pullback in the name, I could get the chance to buy. Might be a forever watchlist lol.
There’s companies with tickets like FLEX and WEST making millions while we’re sitting here betting on them. Wtf are we doing
I've looked into in the past and posted about them like last year. They've had a bit of a run and become a bit too expensive for my taste, but not a bad company by any means. Kicking myself for not buying their dip last year. However, I still really like JBL and FLEX for the value.
>I've not seen an option to choose a new strike between 2 strikes, let's say. These are called [Flex options](https://www.theocc.com/Clearance-and-Settlement/Clearing/FLEX-Options). Generally, yes, they're used by institutions. I don't think any retail brokerages offer the ability to create Flex options.
finally bought FLEX calls ITM expiring end of the year since this has been one of the best performers on my watch list. don’t even know what it is but it’s cheap.
It’s not.. it’s made of Super FLEX Tape !
Doesn't get a lot of talk or coverage, but looks like $FLEX got a price upgrade from GS today. Love the company. Great reshoring play, plus the performance of the stock has been great and the valuation always seems pretty reasonable.
Where the hell can I trade FLEX options?
Kind of all of them lol. Like I've posted about it for a while now, I'm really bullish on infrastructure spend/ira money, plus physical data center, electrification, reshoring, and HVAC. They all kind of overlap, but they should be getting years of tailwinds. $NVT is more a component play, which they also sale for residential and factory. Like we saw one of the biggest investments in construction spending in the US. [https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/TTLCONS](https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/TTLCONS) Another company I love, less around power is $STRL. They just reported yesterday and they are up like 22% today. They are doing a lot of business in their e-infrastructure, which is like shipping warehouses and data centers. [https://www.strlco.com/news/sterling-reports-record-fourth-quarter-and-full-year-2023-results/](https://www.strlco.com/news/sterling-reports-record-fourth-quarter-and-full-year-2023-results/) IESC and FIX are some of my favorite too. IESC is like a completely unknown company that I hardly ever see anyone talk about. They do also do infrastructure, residential and data centers. They just reported a few weeks ago. [https://investors.ies-corporate.com/news-releases/news-release-details/ies-holdings-reports-fiscal-2024-first-quarter-results](https://investors.ies-corporate.com/news-releases/news-release-details/ies-holdings-reports-fiscal-2024-first-quarter-results) FIX is also growing like crazy, they just reported last week. [https://investors.comfortsystemsusa.com/news-releases/news-release-details/comfort-systems-usa-reports-fourth-quarter-and-full-year-2023](https://investors.comfortsystemsusa.com/news-releases/news-release-details/comfort-systems-usa-reports-fourth-quarter-and-full-year-2023) For like more reshoring plays, I really like AMKR, FLEX, and JBL. Also follow a few more environmental plays as well, like for water I like TTEK and CWCO.
KNSL; APLS; AKRO; FLEX. Materials: Robinhood mobile app on hacked moto g stylus Methods: 24-Hour Market list; scroll down at a brisk pace; view and record anything that stands out, such as boxes not being present, filled, colored, numbers missing, changing colors, etc.
I would be careful with ACLS. I brought them up before. The issue with some semi names right now is that autos and industrials are really weak. Like it might not be bad for a long term hold, but it's hard to say when the bottom will hit for those sectors, especially since the EV transition has been weird. That being said, you do want to buy these names on weakness. If you want a really great resouce around chips in particular, the best youtube content I've seen is from: Chip Stock Investor. They produce fantastic content, not trying to sale you anything and does a great breakdown on companies and their views around them. CLS is pretty cheap, but they are a really low margin business, but their business line with data center is growing like double digits. Even QCOM isn't too badly priced. If you wanted to do some semis with autos, some interesting names to look at that I like more than ACLS would be like STM, ON, NXPI. Even IESC is still on the cheap end in terms of valuation, same with FLEX. I don't think you ever bought them, but even at these levels STRL is still not terribly expensive.
I’m just learning. If you have the time, could you explain why FLEX and CLS are looking good to you right now?
Totally. If you are stock picking, there is still solid names out there with decent valuations. Moving some positions around, but looking at opening some in $FLEX and $CLS.
Flex Inc FLEX announced that it had completed the spin-off of all its remaining interest in Nextracker to its shareholders (on a pro-rata basis). The shares of Nextracker will continue to trade on the Nasdaq under the ticker symbol "NXT."
If yu buy deep in the money say at 2.50 low where the stock is already at 5.50 .. talking. 5 months out so yes iam buying 2.50 high delta .99 but don’t understand where it say bid 60 & ask is 5.50 ??? Is there money to MAkE with these Ask & bid so far Apart .? Please anyone let me know. & the stock is FLEX POWER ! Buy in low 2.50 share already 5.60 out to 09-15 2024 !!! Can ALOT of money be made here with this BID &ASK so far apart which don’t understand that part !! Anyone help me out thanx
FLEX LNG.....up 472% I read a few years ago about how it had the youngest most fuel efficient fleet of ships so I bought in at $8. BX is another currently a 3 bagger bought during Covid crash at $32.
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FLEX 💪🏼 Anyone else invested
Totally agree. I mean I talk about owning $WIRE, it's a great play on multiple industries, they just sell copper wire. They have no debt and basically copper wiring is needed in everything from new home builds to things like electrification. Also really like $NXT in the space. They don't make solar pannels, but they build the arrays the panels fit in as well as software, so basically your panels can track the sun. They were a spin off of $FLEX. I think there is some great ways to play the market, just need to be a bit more creative or seek them out than just directly buying into like a solar company.
FLEX popppppiiiinnn off!!
Totally, like when you brought them up I just never looked into them. I've traded FLEX in the past and remember them through them. Looking up the fundemtals and what they do, I prefer owning this than like companies that make the actual solar pannels. Plus I also own ATKR, I think I've mentioned this, but they are helping NXT with some of the tubing for the their trackers.
$FLEX Q3 Non-GAAP EPS of $0.71 beats by $0.10. Revenue of $7.1B (-8.5% Y/Y) beats by $370M.
Wonder how FLEX will look as well since they fully spun off NXT, however I'm expecting good results for both.
Excited for a few companies reporting after the bell today: FLEX, NXT, QCOM, TTEK
Something you may want to consider... You can sell call spreads and calls on indices with cash settlement using European options. It's actually what I do regularly. There is no risk of assignment - although I don't do it with LEAPS, it should be the same concept. The capital requirements are usually very reasonable in a pm account. You can also do the same with equity index futures if you want to potentially take assignment on a futures contract. What are the FLEX Option ETFs that you are exploring? I'm not familiar with them. I did see products from Pacer which uses FLEX options but it looks like a collar that is set to roll every year. Is that what you are trying to do?
If I could liquidate my entire portfolio tax free and move it into FLEX options I would do it today. The reason why I do not want to use LEAPS is a silly but important one: I don't trust myself. I don't want to be faced with the decision to take them off early for a gain etc because its just added stress I dont want. Also there is a major problem. If I were to sell a call spread I would have to lock up capital. I would also be at risk of assignment, as you cannot sell covered calls on cash indexes. There are also other risks. FLEX options remove all tax concerns and these other risks, which are very important to me. After doing research it seems like retail cannot really get access to FLEX options. The best option are FLEX Option ETFs that charge 75 basis points which is steep but something I might be willing to pay.