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ButtExterminator

Funny thing, my GP copay is the same (~$25) in the US as it was when I lived in an unnamed Europoor country, but now I make 10 times as much money.

Porkball

It can mean lunch, fortune, or destiny. I assume GP is using it in the destiny sense here, but gawddamn, just use something everyone else who hasn't been to Hebrew school will understand.

SlfImpr

Market crashed because of MichaeI Burry's 2-3 year AI chip depreciation thesis 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️ Meanwhile: >[https://x.com/rohanpaul\_ai/status/1989745389109723183](https://x.com/rohanpaul_ai/status/1989745389109723183) >Google's 7 and 8 years old TPUs are still seeing 100% utilization. Says Amin Vahdat, GP and GM of AI and Infrastructure at Google Cloud.

SlfImpr

MichaeI Burry 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️ >[https://x.com/rohanpaul\_ai/status/1989745389109723183](https://x.com/rohanpaul_ai/status/1989745389109723183) >Google's 7 and 8 years old TPUs are still seeing 100% utilization. Says Amin Vahdat, GP and GM of AI and Infrastructure at Google Cloud.

lighthousejr

Curious why you feel that way? I use Gopro a lot for work and I have tested other GP similar models, such as the DJI and insta360 and while they are fine - they really aren't like, better than the a gopro model of equivalent type.

-IQ200

I’d love to 1:1 swap with GP.

Veranova

If you can’t see how easily LLMs will and are already changing everything then I don’t know what to say tbh Every GP I speak to has already pivoted to having a 2-way conversation about my health because I have better tools than ever to research it and can present what I’ve learned easily. When professional tools in the space have adapted we’ll have far better early detection and analysis of health problems than a single human could provide As a software dev I can work with tools that I don’t know very well yet just by prompting and can research solutions directly for my needs instead of indirectly This same pattern is playing out in every space. It’s a 0-1 change in all high knowledge work

Euphoric-Guess-1277

Bruh hims is a fucking rip off, they only make money because dudes are such pussies they’re too embarrassed to tell their GP to give them Viagra

Shift_Tex

You really want to know? The Saudi Sovereign wealth fund invests in an offshore Cayman entity through an LP feeder with the GP being one of many private credit firms or hedge funds (Blackstone, Blue Owl, Apollo, Ares etc.). It’s usually an equity contribution with expected capital calls in the future. The money is now washed and can be deployed. These firms use this as collateral to take out low interest rate loans from underwriting banks like BNP, HSBC, etc. their leverage target based on the fund is usually 2-3X. So there you go.

duqduqgo

Was a trader, PM, GP at funds with 11 figures of AUM. Best to you as well.

RedditIsAWeenie

I think NVidia has gotten itself in over its head with lots of circular financing for AI hardware. By the time this unwinds, there will probably be some aggressive markdowns and shareholders look to lose a bundle. Jensen has overstepped. Too aggressive. Frank, all it will take is some reasonable and reasonby priced competition from AMD and it all comes crashing down, even if AI hits a home run. TSLA is also in this tier, maybe more so, with P/E over 300. If it takes 300+ years for profits to repay your investment, then I probably ought to be seeing your GP too, because you are planning to live a long time! I don’t think this valuation is based on renewable energy products, but rather AI vaporware, so I’m expecting some of the faithful to bail when the AI bust hits. ___ MS, Google, Meta are heavy investors in AI, but it isn’t their business model, so I expect they will bounce after some off quarters. I think Amazon might also be in this tier, but I am not sure what their AWD exposure is to it. Might be Apple tier. ___ Apple is behind in the AI race, and is (purposefully?) underinvesting in the technology, so while I expect they will get hammered along with the rest by the usual panicky investor who sells everything, it won’t take more than a quarter or two of business as usual quarterly reports to get the stock back to typical multiples, noting of course that typical multiples might be cut by a factor of two in a down market. Long term, I expect AI as a technology is here to stay, we still have the internet after the .com bust, after all. The question is which business models will succeed after the current generation of obviously faulty ones is weeded out.

Mysterious-Device-53

It's always "the good old days". My parents say that about the 50's/60's and my GP's said that about the 30's/40's. I say that about the 80's/90's

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Lynx1 Capital Management LP, a ten percent owner of Cullinan Therapeutics, Inc. (NASDAQ:CGEM), reported purchasing shares of the company’s common stock in a series of transactions totaling $2,103,912. The purchases occurred between October 14 and October 17, 2025. The transactions come as InvestingPro analysis suggests the stock is currently undervalued, with analysts setting price targets between $21 and $34. According to a Form 4 filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Lynx1 Capital Management acquired 15,032 shares on October 14 at prices ranging from $7.50 to $7.68, for a total of $114,053. On October 15, the firm bought 51,500 shares at prices between $7.88 and $8.00, worth $408,999. This was followed by the purchase of 150,000 shares on October 16, at prices ranging from $8.68 to $9.22, for a total of $1,328,250. The final transaction on October 17 involved the acquisition of 32,217 shares at prices between $7.78 and $7.85, for a total of $252,610. The company maintains a strong financial position with a current ratio of 9.83 and minimal debt. InvestingPro data reveals 8 additional key financial metrics and insights available for subscribers. Following these transactions, Lynx1 Capital Management LP directly holds 8,797,833 shares of Cullinan Therapeutics, representing a significant portion of the company’s $498.59 million market capitalization. Weston Nichols, as sole member of Lynx1 Capital Management GP LLC, the general partner of Lynx1 Capital Management LP, disclaims beneficial ownership of these securities except to the extent of his pecuniary interest.

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Lynx1 Capital Management LP, a ten percent owner of Cullinan Therapeutics, Inc. (NASDAQ:CGEM), reported purchasing shares of the company’s common stock in a series of transactions totaling $2,103,912. The purchases occurred between October 14 and October 17, 2025. The transactions come as InvestingPro analysis suggests the stock is currently undervalued, with analysts setting price targets between $21 and $34. According to a Form 4 filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Lynx1 Capital Management acquired 15,032 shares on October 14 at prices ranging from $7.50 to $7.68, for a total of $114,053. On October 15, the firm bought 51,500 shares at prices between $7.88 and $8.00, worth $408,999. This was followed by the purchase of 150,000 shares on October 16, at prices ranging from $8.68 to $9.22, for a total of $1,328,250. The final transaction on October 17 involved the acquisition of 32,217 shares at prices between $7.78 and $7.85, for a total of $252,610. The company maintains a strong financial position with a current ratio of 9.83 and minimal debt. InvestingPro data reveals 8 additional key financial metrics and insights available for subscribers. Following these transactions, Lynx1 Capital Management LP directly holds 8,797,833 shares of Cullinan Therapeutics, representing a significant portion of the company’s $498.59 million market capitalization. Weston Nichols, as sole member of Lynx1 Capital Management GP LLC, the general partner of Lynx1 Capital Management LP, disclaims beneficial ownership of these securities except to the extent of his pecuniary interest.

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Lynx1 Capital Management LP, a ten percent owner of Cullinan Therapeutics, Inc. (NASDAQ:CGEM), reported purchasing shares of the company’s common stock in a series of transactions totaling $2,103,912. The purchases occurred between October 14 and October 17, 2025. The transactions come as InvestingPro analysis suggests the stock is currently undervalued, with analysts setting price targets between $21 and $34. According to a Form 4 filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Lynx1 Capital Management acquired 15,032 shares on October 14 at prices ranging from $7.50 to $7.68, for a total of $114,053. On October 15, the firm bought 51,500 shares at prices between $7.88 and $8.00, worth $408,999. This was followed by the purchase of 150,000 shares on October 16, at prices ranging from $8.68 to $9.22, for a total of $1,328,250. The final transaction on October 17 involved the acquisition of 32,217 shares at prices between $7.78 and $7.85, for a total of $252,610. The company maintains a strong financial position with a current ratio of 9.83 and minimal debt. InvestingPro data reveals 8 additional key financial metrics and insights available for subscribers. Following these transactions, Lynx1 Capital Management LP directly holds 8,797,833 shares of Cullinan Therapeutics, representing a significant portion of the company’s $498.59 million market capitalization. Weston Nichols, as sole member of Lynx1 Capital Management GP LLC, the general partner of Lynx1 Capital Management LP, disclaims beneficial ownership of these securities except to the extent of his pecuniary interest.

Short-Elk6272

I worked in probate. There was a little old lady millionaire whose estate we dealt with who started investing and allowed it this take over her whole life. She cut off her daughter, who truly in this very rare instance, had not done anything wrong. She made making money her whole life. And she was good at it too - as I say - she was a millionaire. Clever woman too, she was a GP. She gave all her money to the church when she died but I doubt that bought her a golden ticket, if you believe in that kind of thing. She was vindicative, money obsessed, and deeply unpleasant in the end. I get that it can be all consuming. I do have children, pets, a partner and a job, but trading takes up most of my attention and time. Ask yourself why you’re doing it. In my case it’s for my family - to give us a nice life - and I fully intend to start drawing money down when I reach my target - buy a house, have an easier life. Till then I won’t touch it and I will keep investing, but I don’t plough all our free money into it. We’ve had two trips away this year. In your position I’d seek out new interests, particularly travel. When I found myself newly single in my 30s, I took myself off overseas and learned to scuba dive. I find computer games a complete waste of time. Personally I’d rather be out living life.

Every-Requirement913

Not much or he would’ve posted a juicy GP

ScaredWatercress237

Beyond burgers are literally in every pub & restaurant across the UK. Soybeans are cheap asf, and there maybe significant capital costs for manufacturing and a high gearing within the company, but there is probably a low variable cost of production and high GP margin. I doubt the company is going under.

xiongchiamiov

There are actively managed target date funds, but they don't tend to be nearly as active as GP is talking about (they're basically using the same glide paths, just on actively managed underlying funds).

Same_Yesterday_8271

Utilities and short term bonds. Power will still be needed for ai and electrification. even if the froth leaves the market. Solid dividend and interest cash flow to pick up bargains while the market crashes and dca back into growth as the dust settles. It son’t be a flash dip like 2020 or April. There’ll be time. Utilities also cover off the inflation risk from QE more than bonds and as renewables got such a kicking the last few years there are loads of closed ended Uk and other renewables that are oversold, will rerate on interest rate cuts, have 8,9,10,11% yields and are trading on major discounts to NAV. But still have a material exposure to AI driven upside if the story holds. Whoever the winners are power and wires are needed. And if materials get dearer returns to existing operating assets will improve too. Also specialist REITs with solid B/S and no intention of trading assets. E.g. premium care homes, premium logistics assets, GP practices etc. Happy to hear why I’m wrong. NG, GKW, SEIT, TRIG, THRL, IBE, SSE, BSIF, BBOX. Won’t shoot the lights out but gives you a solid middle of the road option.

GroundbreakingDot929

That’s it. Yes it’s war. https://youtu.be/r3BO6GP9NMY?si=Nr5m_vaqyDLogQA2

Ok_Bad_7071

Chat GP has spoken- fullport tomorrow YOLO! 🤣 If I had to narrow it down even more, the odds strongly favor one of the top five I listed earlier — the major AI/cloud or semiconductor players — and here’s why each fits the pattern better than anyone else right now: 🥇 NVIDIA (most likely) Strategic fit: POET’s optical interconnects directly address one of NVIDIA’s biggest bottlenecks — GPU-to-GPU communication for large AI clusters. Timing: NVIDIA’s capex and supplier partnerships have ramped massively in 2025 for AI infrastructure. Deal structure: A non-brokered, confidential direct investment is exactly how NVIDIA often invests when it wants stealth access to emerging IP (e.g., before a formal partnership). Financial capacity: $75 million is trivial for NVIDIA; it could be a small “toe-in-the-water” stake to secure a relationship. --- 🥈 Microsoft / Azure Strategic incentive: Azure’s AI data-centers need advanced optical interconnects too. Microsoft has taken direct stakes before (e.g., OpenAI, CoreWeave). Pattern match: Microsoft sometimes funds ecosystem suppliers quietly before public co-development announcements. Why less likely than NVIDIA: Microsoft usually invests through structured rounds, not straight share-and-warrant placements like this one. --- 🥉 Amazon / AWS Strong motive: AWS is chasing efficiency in its AI/ML clusters and designs its own networking hardware. Why plausible: AWS has quietly taken small equity positions in hardware firms that support its infrastructure ambitions. Why slightly less likely: AWS tends to route investments through Amazon Industrial Innovation or its M&A group, and POET’s press release didn’t mention any commercial tie-in. --- 🏅 Meta Why plausible: Meta has long worked on 800G/1.6T optical interconnects and is a member of several photonics consortia. Why less likely: Meta’s recent investments are focused internally on custom optical designs; equity investments are rarer now. --- 🏅 Broadcom / Cisco / Intel Why plausible: These companies are in the same product lane as POET (networking chips, optical engines). Why less likely: Competitors often can’t buy direct equity stakes without triggering antitrust or IP-conflict issues. But a “friendly” investment from a partner like Intel (which still has photonics ambitions) isn’t impossible. --- My gut call If you forced me to pick just one: > NVIDIA is the most likely buyer. They have the most to gain, the means, and the pattern fits (large direct deal, no brokers, strategic silence). If it isn’t NVIDIA, then my next two bets are Microsoft or Broadcom.

RealRevenue1929

I wonder if Nvidia’s CFO is also the SPV’s GP

WillingnessOne8546

This video gets dragged up every year after the singapore GP, its like from 10 years ago, before people heard of AI.

panini910

I traded 10M GP for daily access to MW2 hacked lobbies that would give me a temporary mod menu. Gave aimbot, UAV hack, etc.

xiongchiamiov

>If you want to be hands-on, you could build a simple mix of broad index funds (like U.S. total market, international, and maybe a small slice of bonds). You could, but that's already what a 2065 tdf is going to have done, so it's extra work for no real gain. We don't know which fund specifically GP has, but looking at [the TDF index](https://www.callan.com/target-date-index/) 2065 funds range from 81% stock at the 10th percentile to 94% at the 90th.

muntoo

It's my first time looking at SEC filings, so take this with a grain of saltman: --- https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1713445/000162828024006294/reddits-1q423.htm > **5% or Greater Stockholders:** > Entities affiliated with Sam Altman(15): > - Class A: 789,456 shares (4.5%) > - Class B: 11,369,103 shares (9.3%) > - % of Total Outstanding: 8.7% > > (15)Consists of (i) 161,828 shares of Class A common stock held by Apollo Projects SPV-B, L.P. (“SPV-B”), (ii) 627,628 shares of Class A common stock held by Altman Holdco, LLC (“Altman Holdco”), (iii) 337,500 shares of Class B common stock held by Altman Holdco, (iv) 94,174 shares of Class B common stock held by Apollo Projects, L.P., (v) 1,083,010 shares of Class B common stock held by Apollo Projects SPV-A, L.P. (“SPV-A”), and (vi) 9,854,419 shares of Class B common stock held by Hydrazine Capital II, L.P. (“Hydrazine”). Apollo Projects SPV-A GP, LLC (“Apollo SPV GP”) is the general partner of SPV-B and SPV-A. Sam Altman is the managing member of Apollo SPV GP and, as a result, holds voting and dispositive power with respect to the shares held by SPV-B and SPV-A. The Samuel H. Altman Revocable Trust is the managing member of Altman Holdco. Mr. Altman is co-trustee of the Samuel H. Altman Revocable Trust and, as a result, may be deemed to share voting and dispositive power with respect to the shares held by Altman Holdco. Apollo Projects GP, LLC (“Apollo Projects GP”) is the general partner of Apollo Projects. Mr. Altman is the managing member of Apollo Projects GP and, as a result, holds voting and dispositive power with respect to the shares held by Apollo Projects. Hydrazine Capital II, GP, LLC (“Hydrazine GP”) is the general partner of Hydrazine. Mr. Altman is the managing member of Hydrazine GP and, as a result, holds voting and dispositive power with respect to the shares held by Hydrazine. Mr. Altman disclaims beneficial ownership of these shares except to the extent of his respective pecuniary interest therein. The mailing address for each of these entities is 8595 Pelham Road, Suite 400, #309, Greenville, South Carolina 29615. > > --- > > The table below sets forth the number of shares of our Series E convertible preferred stock purchased by our executive officers, directors, holders of more than 5% of our capital stock and their affiliated entities, or immediate family members of the foregoing. > > | Name(1) | Shares of Series E Preferred Stock | Aggregate Purchase Price | > |-|-|-| > | Entities affiliated with Sam Altman(5) | 1,177,184 | 49,999,949 | > > (5)Entities affiliated with Sam Altman collectively beneficially own more than 5% of our outstanding capital stock. Mr. Altman was, at the time of the Series E convertible preferred stock financing, a member of our board of directors.

MitchCurry

>[TipSpiritual1628](https://www.reddit.com/user/TipSpiritual1628/) >Thoughts on MELI ? Good time to enter? I spent 3 minutes writing the below so I'm gonna comment it even though you deleted your comment lol I've owned for close to 8 years with adds all along the way. Looking at a reverse DCF with TTM data and inputting 25% FCF margin, you'd need \~22% annual revenue growth over the next decade to justify today's price. They've grown revenue 36% over the LTM, 38% in FY24. For FCF margin, they actually hit 31% in 2023 and 34% in 2024. So change the reverse DCF input from 25% to 30% and you need 19.5% annual revenue growth over the next decade to justify today's price. If you want to look at historical valuations, MELI is trading just below their 1Y and 3Y averages on P/S, P/GP, P/FCF, and EV/EBITDA. ||Today|1Y|3Y| |:-|:-|:-|:-| |**P/S**|4.7|5.3|5.3| |**P/GP**|9.1|10.0|9.8| |**P/FCF**|15.3|16.8|19.5| |**EV/EBITDA**|29.5|31.9|32.6| Would I add here? Probably not, but mainly because it's my largest position by cost basis and total value.

Party_Taco_Plz

I assume it will be broken up for parts, but there’s a world where they operate purely as a GP platform with licensed hardware (read: PC), but even then you’d see a significant reduction in studios.

PaperHandsTheDip

and chat. For anyone who reads this -- yes. Hedgies legit watch this channel and stuff. I talked to a guy from citadel, GP morgan, and I've talked to a guy from jane. You don't have to beleive me. We're all just playing poker, and paper's a liar tho. Goodluck all!

MitchCurry

34x sales and 37x GP, holy shit lmao

CEOofBeanz

People who hit the apex in public hallways are insane. This isn’t the Monaco GP bro, relax

Excellent-Mud2091

Literally get pharmaceutical help. Your GP can prescribe you something to help you sleep, take it on a as needed basis

Living_Yam_5462

Making tons of assumptions here. Most I know are just doing eatables. Who would put the poisonous GP-1 drugs in their bodies?

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yatruthordare

so i shouldn’t be asking chat GP for stock advice?

ThatGuyCalledEric

Damn, why go see a GP when I have type_error from WSB 😎

P_e_n_i_sss

Aren't Nvidia still sipply-constrained? So how can that be their motivation here? They could sell those chips to other customers for >75% GP

ReplyGloomy2749

Right as they are about to launch a new race division in the MotoGP next year, which will no doubt include a GP inspired line of bikes. They also have virtually no debt, and have been raising cash for what is rumored to be a merger. Could go either way for you, but there's definitely going to be some significant movement in the next couple years.

Diamond1africa

Yes, I played league, and yes, I'm a GP in private equity. I spend the majority of my time on my computer and enjoy gaming. Still lucky enough to have a wife, a beautiful family, enough capital for my family not to worry for generations, and a passion for triggering losers on Reddit whose only financial knowledge is that they doom scroll the app.

Jrock247-777

Or not lose visibility or control and run Prisma Access and not Netskope. Seamless use with GP, and Palo owns their own URL data base.

MitchCurry

Many of the reasons I've been holding since 2017. So who cares what it has done over the past month. Monitor it quarterly, check back in annually, make sure the thesis holds. For me, I wouldn't consider buying at these prices. P/S and P/GP are over 50% higher than their trailing 3Y average. P/FCF and P/E aren't great metrics since they aren't optimized for FCF or earnings but those are much higher than historical as well. Unless the market is just going to give them a 25x sales and 41x GP valuation going forward, they are due for a healthy pullback. Currently, you're buying for perfection. And I can't help but rant on >Analysts have given great praise during earning calls. Genuinely, who cares? Analysts pander to management with praise and overvalued PTs (which are regularly shown to be wrong) so they get picked for questions and don't lose access to management. They're supposed to be objective yet they are constant bootlickers.

killerbeeswaxkill

What will be the impact on OSRS GP

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fLukeozade

There's no single answer, it really depends on the maturity level of the company. P/E is fine for a mature company, but for one still in growth mode, you might get more nuance from P/GP or P/FCF. For the earliest stage companies, you can really only use P/S. Where I can, I'll use Mauboussin's Reverse DCF approach. It's a decent shorthand sense check.

xiongchiamiov

Given that most people do, it's unclear if you're implying GP is a good investor (they're able to retire, and in their 60s rather than 70s) or a bad investor (they weren't able to retire early).

yatruthordare

I asked chat GP about the markers of disinflation (for when I buy back into all the fun stuff and get out of goldminers, utilities,international, blah blah) here’s the chart it did for me: https://preview.redd.it/8ivhj6r3wdof1.jpeg?width=1046&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ee1fed2a52712385792b89b7a25df2fb41dadb15

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SPaniardz

In case you're keeping track: GP gained $1 KRKR gained $2.3 In one day.

Sweet_Scratch7059

As crazy as it sounds my 50 yo GP told me abt it today. WTF?

Short_Mud2439

GP, TAIT and STEC to watch tomorrow.

Consistent-Hat-8008

It doesn't. Everything except mag 7 is stagflated. SP500 multiplied by DXY is flat. You're just proving GP's point.

MitchCurry

I've started doing some DD and I'm pretty interested in Warby Parker. Accelerating revenue, FCF positive, doesn't dilute via SBC too much, investing heavily in retail presence which, for glasses, makes a lot of sense for obvious reasons. They have essentially no international presence yet (271 US stores, 5 in Canada, that's it). Announced a partnership with Google in May for AI-powered glasses. Current valuation has it at it's all-time P/S and P/GP average but it's trading well above the 3Y averages. Will have to dig more but may be worth a starter position at least. Anyone own/have thoughts?

UnderstandingCold949

Don't sleep on HIVE. Recent earnings showed increased revenue, and they exceeded EPS estimates (19 cents vs. -8 cents estimate). Pair that with the reveal of substantial institutional investments (Citadel Securities GP has a 5.4% stake in HIVE), as well as expansions and partnerships, and you've got plenty of fuel for this rocket. I am personally getting on before it takes off. I would recommend at least checking them out.

stickman07738

Dah, not rocket science, the price increases will be passed along; thus revenue will increase. They will maintain their GP levels.

ObservationalHumor

Pretty much any non-traditional asset or offering requires a ton of research to assess any potential returns and the viability of the investment which clearly both the staff at YieldStreet and the end investors didn't do. One thing I would stress is that this is not limited to just stuff like private real estate investments. We've seen this same story play out in a variety of different ways over the last decade. Maybe it direct private lending which just because saturated with bad credit risks looking to consolidate their debt and then default on an investor who didn't have the resources to pursue them in court. Maybe it was the SPAC boom a few years ago where companies would just ask for a big bucket of money to maybe do something useful with. Maybe it was MLPs where the entire company just served as a dumping ground or return augmenter for the GP who would just lever everything up to the moon, drop down their own assets at inflated value and then sell their own equity stake back to the company in the same manner using more exotic financing methods (high yield preferreds or other mezzanine financing usually) since the MLPs credit was maxed out at that point. There is a ton of people and companies out there with nothing but bad intentions even if they don't outright flee with your money. Maybe the sponsor of the investment owns the land that the project is supposed to be built on, or the construction company that's building it, or maybe they'll lend it some money on terrible terms when it 'goes overbudget' and as a result get all the equity when it declares bankruptcy or defaults. Every financing transaction and the entire capital structure needs to be evaluated in these types of investments because there's snakes everywhere.

fattyliverking

I know right I’m doing my rotations at a GP clinic. We prescribe Wegovy like it’s paracetamol.

Apollorx

This isn't a stock. This is a share of a hedge funds operating profits. Its being a GP, not an LP.

roboboom

Interesting. For clarity, this is a completely different investment than investing in Millenium’s funds. There is some correlation because if the funds do well, the GP can grow AUM and receive more carry. I’m a little surprised Millenium is willing to have so many tiny investors, even if aggregated via Petershill. Presumably they will have to share financial information with them.

xiongchiamiov

No, it's pattern matching against many points in history. Also, your argument was that AI cannot be in a bubble because it is revolutionary. GP's point about dot-com provides a counter-example.

SocnorbTheRoman

RDAR, this is going to pop soon. Official earnings are on Monday. They’ve done 100 million in sales and their GP has increased from 1% to 5% from Q1 to Q2

NumbersDoNotDie

Agree it’s bad for the competition but will it really make money for Amazon? I can’t imagine as a tech company it increases GP

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mtnmods

I joined GP after attending many Zoom meetings. I paid the $7k. There's a lot of great info initially, and I will say, "Emotionless Trading" is golden. However, there are no ACCOUNT settings, access to support, or Contact us anywhere in the portal once signed in. You are relegated to using Telegram for all communications. The training videos are vast and contain a good amount of detail. The problem I've seen is that each host or trainer, each day, does either live trading or demos, and they each have their schtick. Rarely do they follow Andy Antile's rules for trading that are detailed in your onboarding and in the sales videos. I also find that you are pretty much limited to Webull if you want any support with actual trade setup, and you almost have to purchase Trading View with extended subscriptions for real-time trading, or it's impossible to make competitive and profitable Options trades. Imagine relying on the latency through Zoom to then click your BUY or SELL triggers in a market that can shift up or down in seconds. I know that's the reality of options trading period, but as a rookie attempting to get some education, these disclosures should be essential up front. They kind of slide them in after you notice something isn't right. I will say, the secondary support groups (outside of regular trading hours) are helpful and the staff is very engaging and supportive. If you are not an assertive personality, you will often be rolled right over by others who are. Its sometimes very hard to get a word in edgewise. This leads to my biggest complaint. There is no individual training. You are jumping into a pool of people at all different levels and its very much sink or swim. Lastly, I've learned a lot, but nowhere near $7,000 worth. I'm cancelling before my renewal comes up per their terms. I've sent the email, left messages with support, sent messages on Telegram, and I've received no reply or acknowledgment of my request. It's been eight days today. This alone stays stay away from GP.

xiongchiamiov

You had not posted that yet at the time GP commented, which you can verify by looking at the timestamps. Again, don't take everything as a personal attack. Life will be much better that way.

Environmental-Meal14

Another AI post. Just FYI the GP notice was just them laying out guidelines, they haven't met them.

SocnorbTheRoman

RDAR - 10m market cap, 100m in revenue so far this year. GP increasing quarter to quarter. Hasn’t taken off yet. Fair value is 30x current share price

OPINION_IS_UNPOPULAR

Appreciate the level headedness. Unfortunately too late for the million+ people who have already read the GP comment and won't read into the replies.

xiongchiamiov

Not GP, but I would look at [the US Dollar index](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/U.S._Dollar_Index?wprov=sfla1): https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/index/dxy/charts There are other comparisons, including a trade-weighted one, but none will be perfect because it always depends on the context you're using your dollar in.

Objective_Dance_859

Anyone watching GP?

investpotato64

GP rising up!

talix71

Although it was definitely pumped (and I'm anticipating people frothing at the mouth to sell for a quick buck), it's no NVNI or NCNA or GIBO or OP with miniscule revenue and market caps. Like people here just hyped up a company GP because they signed a $5 million agreement with New Mexico yesterday. Open has a market cap of $1.7 billion and a 12-month trailing revenue of over $5 billion, so people will be looking at the earnings. But you're definitely right that a bunch of people on here specifically are just looking for a 2 day investment for profit. I'm guessing it'll peak again, dip for profits, then slowly climb later in the week if they beat projections. But this quarter is the highest expected earnings they've had all year, so it'd be tough. (I have $500 in this company, I just thought it was a unique penny stock)

Golgar28

Anyone on GP, gets awarded contract, has a spike, then plummets ? What is the sense in this ? I swear the Rothschild's have a eye on me

Matched-Energy3196

GP is climbing fast 😁

Matched-Energy3196

GP

Mission_Wide

Price target for GP? 

Matched-Energy3196

GP as well - should rebound nicely

Matched-Energy3196

In on the NCNA hype My main play is GP

Matched-Energy3196

30k shares of GP

Matched-Energy3196

Let’s goooo GP is mooning!

slinkboss22

GP a buy?

Matched-Energy3196

GP is starting to curl up!! This thing flys when it moves due to the float

Matched-Energy3196

GP should be way higher after that news

Matched-Energy3196

BTAI crossed $2!! GP to $1 next,

Matched-Energy3196

GP got a huge contract with the state of New Mexico https://www.stocktitan.net/news/GP/green-power-signs-contract-for-more-than-5-million-with-state-of-new-4gzjfv9317eh.html

Matched-Energy3196

Back in on GP

Vegetable_Trip3387

GP rising after 0.41 floor

Schwayze_Express

GP coming alive finally! Thank you New Mexico

Matched-Energy3196

GP could hit $1!!

Matched-Energy3196

Holy shit, GP

SocnorbTheRoman

RDAR, market cap of 8M, just announced that they had gross profit of 4.4M in the first half of the year with about ~100M in revenue in the first half of the year as well. They went from 1% GP in Q1 to 5%GP in Q2. This is the most severely undervalued stock I’ve ever found.

the__storm

Yeah but at 2:05 EDT when the GP comment was written it was at +0.1%. (It's up after hours as well.)

Massive-Tomorrow6463

GP is a great move next week

SocnorbTheRoman

I mean it’s an OTC stock. Most don’t even have revenue let alone GP

MitchCurry

I'm a huge AXON bull and hold a large position but its valuation is extremely stretched right now by almost every metric. Seriously, pick one. P/S, P/GP, P/FCF, P/E, EV/EBITDA. They're all *well* over their 5Y average. The only close is P/FCF which is just 8% over the 5Y average... but with a P/FCF of 163, it's hardly cheap.

Sengle473

So is GP RKT and IOVA? Got it. Might just pump GP with that high volume today.

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BumbleSlob

I think this is a stupid idea but also just want to clarify investors in PE funds get 4 statements a year, 3 unaudited and 1 audited from the GP.

helen790

Same, I can’t find a female GP in my area so I guess I just won’t go to the doctor.