GPS

strummingway

>The universe is an ocean, the moon is the Diaoyu Islands, Mars is Huangyan Island. If we don't go there now even though we’re capable of doing so, then we will be blamed by our descendants. If others go there, then they will take over, and you won’t be able to go even if you want to. This is reason enough. *-Ye Peijian, head of China's Lunar Exploration Program* A lot of powerful countries are suddenly interested in lunar exploration and moon bases and it's not because they've all discovered a sudden love of planetary science. Space was already known to be critical for national defence with the importance of GPS, communication satellites, and spy satellites; the war in Ukraine underlined this by showing what Starlink enabled soldiers and drones could do; launch costs have decreased significantly with the advent of reusable rockets and will decrease further as they improve; and the moon is strategic territory in all this. The southern polar region of the moon is thought to have large quantities of water that can be used to make fuel and propellant for spacecraft and having this in a shallow gravity well is very useful. I won't belabour the point but that stuff is very important for anything you do in space and it's much easier to get it into space from the moon than from Earth. There are also only a few strategic places on the moon that are good for that: you need perpetually shadowed craters (basically only at the south poll) and preferably you also need some ridges that can get good sunlight too (there are seasons on the moon that are relevant at high latitudes, since you get darkness or light for half the year, but some places can actually get good sunlight despite the darkness of the lunar winter, if I remember correctly). There's also the issue of time. If you look up talks and interviews with civilian and military people who are concerned about this kind of thing they'll say whoever gets there first (i.e. the moon, or more specifically the strategic parts of the moon) will get to establish the norms of what happens there. So if China shows up first and takes all the good territory and sets the standards for how countries behave up there, the US would be on the back foot. Some people in powerful and influential positions are really, really worried that China will treat the moon like the South China Sea. So for me the thesis for a company like Intuitive Machines comes down to national defence. NASA is specifically helping private moon companies develop with their CLPS (commercial lunar payload services) program similar to how they helped SpaceX and others develop with their COTS (commercial orbital transportation services) program. (Slightly off topic but I saw I think a former director of NASA say once that they actually wanted to do this via prizes for reaching certain milestones like Google's lunar X-Prize back in the day, but NASA legally couldn't do that, so they came up with CLPS instead.) So yeah, admittedly, the purely commercial play is hard to see. Lunar resources are something that's being worked on (look up Interlune for instance) but it seems speculative, and it's hard to imagine getting a 20 billion company from ferrying science projects to the lunar surface. But if there's one thing the US spends money on it's defence and I think Intuitive Machines knows this. Look up interviews with their CEO about his vision for the future of the company and you'll see him say over and over again that he wants IM to be the Lockheed Martin of the moon. The comparison to a defence contractor isn't an accident. Some videos if you're interested (sorry I can't link them directly without being automodded, but you can search them, they're from the "Mitchell Institute for Aerospace Studies" if you can't find them): *Policy Paper Release: Securing Cislunar Space and the First Island Off the Coast of Earth* *Cislunar Space: The Latest Zone of Competition in the Space Race*

hey_mumbo

both DXCM and EW went through significant corrections - I ended up choosing EW over DXCM. IMO, DXCM has a fundamental risk of becoming outdated by modern tech. Apple etc can get into CGM market given the focus on apple watch and they have plenty of cash. It sort of reminds me of what happened to Garmin when Google announced Google Maps. They got royally screwed and rightly so- no one uses traditional GPS anymore. So the question is - if DXCM were to become disrupted, how fast can they pivot to other business? Garmin was lucky to have somewhat diversified business. I picked EW because of how difficult it is to get reg. approval etc. Just one more data point- over time you will find that CGM etc to become more and more commoditized. Already, you no longer need prescription for these. So as more and more companies get into this business, it will become more of a demand side business and not supplier side business, thereby, eroding pricing power.

NorCalAthlete

GPS, WiFi, Bluetooth, and even just bad signal can annihilate your battery as your phone constantly searches for signal. Reddit can also be intensive as it’s downloading audio and video and images in the background constantly for better scrolling.

katiajojo

send GPS coordinates to your burial plot and we'll have it inscribed on the tombstone as your last words 

AllTooWell31

Wen GPS??

CaptainDouchington

What is geo fenced? Like a GPS boundary to prevent it from going outside of a region?

swampassOG

Musk has neurolink balls and a rocket ship peen Accesses GPS data from his anal glands

Amdvoiceofreason

Problem with the GPS, how about a human that knows how to detour. Also Idk what type of drivers you're getting but no way am I getting into a car without human driving. Met a lady the other day that took a waymo and it took her half hour away from her stop. No Thankyou

DAWGSofW4R

Paramedic here, our dispatch software isn’t working, our ambulances aren’t GPS tracking and our ImageTrend charting software is down. Having to listen closely enough to remember address numerics and map them on our personal devices. Doing PAPERwork for the first time in almost 10 years. Sounds like 911 agencies across the country are having similar issues.

CwRrrr

Anyone has thoughts on GPS? Looks like a solid entry point here TA wise and with today’s analyst upgrade.

Glarus30

Cut Nasa - no satelites, no space X, no GPS, no weather forecast... Get rid of dept of education - higher crime, dumber kids, less new technologies and let China overtake us Dept of Labor - lower wages for everybody, worse working conditions, 60 work week for $7/hr standard. Dept of Energy - lol So under your plan the average American will be dumber, poorer and unsafer, but, hey, at least we saved a few bucks 😆 You are either a russian bot or an idiot.

Fuehnix

Yeah, because google search definitely didn't change the world in any meaningful way... AI requires a lot of handholding and direction through prompts and software engineers. Software engineers that do AI are expensive, and consumers have been conditioned to not want to pay for internet services, instead they give up all their data. AI also requires pretty expensive hardware to run, so much so that nobody with a sustainable business is going to want to build AI stuff for free. Also, having spoken about my AI job excitedly to my hair stylist, I can say that even something proven and established like Google isn't super useful to the real "average" person. They pretty much just use GPS and reviews. A lot of people don't care, those that do don't want to pay for it, and making it costs too much to offer for free. A lot of AI products are focused on B2B and enterprise, where the pockets are deep and they can even afford dedicated AI software engineers to set it all up for them. The use cases there are hard to understand unless you work in a field and see it for yourself. Also, I want to mention, VR is genuinely a game changing technology, but it's just really early. AI already has use cases in production and in development.

Thefrayedends

i mean those statements were made by people trying to build hype, and who don't have an understanding of what happens on the in between trucks out on highways. We also gotta navigate through all kinds of conditions based on vocation etc. Also I think there's already been some slow shift to automation on some line hauls, and you can also get extremely accurate GPS these days, so drive by wire is not impossible. They're usually doing convoys as well I think, and I don't know if they've dropped the drive attendants, but if not, they will eventually. Essentially there will be whole trucking sectors that get automated, but there are lots of 'trucking' jobs that require a whole lot more knowledge and action than just driving the truck from the same two locations every day.

dotdotdot55

Is this financial analysis or a series of GPS coordinates

KaramAfr0

Listen folks, "defense" is a huge money pit... Nvidia is working haaaard on streamlining big data analysis which is branded as "a.i" by morons ... But, in reality, it's a MASSIVE surveillance technology. Here's my logic: NATO works a lot on "counter insurgency" which is a military word for "mass surveillance", and now that everyone has phones that are always connected to the internet, they can monitor everyones life using large language models to parse their opinions on chat apps, social media, even their TVs (yup, smart TVs are the devil), combined with GPS from Google, and more information from other data aggregators, governments with access to big-tech data can monitor everything about citizens. EVERY THING!  "AI" is the new oil... China uses it for military, theNATO is a bit behind and Nvidia is selling shovels in a gold rush, actually at this point, Nvidia is the ONLY PRODUCER of shovels, the US paid Intel to make shovels, but Intel is so regarded and so far behind it won't be catching up in the next 2 years

TLable

Thier a co that many co rely on, at one point or another, but not in the I have to have it every year, their a LT player in the chip mfg/mfg space. If you have a need that MIGHT be useful, it will become developed, and thier great at doing things that others cannot. And then these become world wide adoption of a product line, and their in it to make multiple skews of sed product. and not ONE type of one item, just, products, w dissimilar qualities. Lets say, there is a blackberry w some set of features, these guys get one available first, then BB and all co that rely on BB for income and are part of a supply chain, become dependent on what and how and when ATM produces the said item. Their also attempted to make multiple products that can do similarly to one large co as what can work w smaller segments of tech and said co that might rely on them for said item. Also their profit margins on many of their most popular items are REDICULOUSLY HIGH, making each one that is a success, A MASSIVE MOVE (or what other large co at the moment can consider a massive move) in dominance over tech in usually many skews of the (it) item and similar products. sorta like someone getting a new item in store and THINKING when thier buying it that THIS item is an easily accessible item, that provides more value to them than their actually needing, or know how to device from that item. I can say an example is the TomTom GPS, when that was released, no other consumer grade item that was easy to use, no overhead to a user after purchase, is durable and can be taken anywhere, and used in almost any scenario where you are mobile and want a GPS location based map device. Then think similar items, possibly Garmins, other items like boat GPS, and many different skews for these items, and having massive dominance over that item type for almost every skew in major co world wide, and for an long term dominance, is why their co is though of as a value even when thier stock is lower priced, or their just worth more than what the co is worth on paper, no one else does what the co arm does, well, no one does it as well, and w that much competence. Sry if my English is not perfect, trying to tell a story is hard when I am sure others have already said similar things here in the thread as I did.

ipephate

Companies which sit behind the likes of Facebook, Experian etc. aggregate data from all services then match to profile you. Even if you give a false email and no GPS access, the IP you’re using will be matched against other apps you’ve granted it to and the aggregator will match your personal info. Blew my mind when we were given around 6500 cohorts to target against, e.g. we could target those who purchase cheese at certain supermarkets, at combine them with other random stuff you’d be shocked they know. They get that data via reward schemes and your banking data to match the transaction, scary to think there is a potential 6448 other metrics which they have aggregated to profile you.

FluffyLoveBall

I think the proof in whatever I touch turning to a steaming pile of shit lies in the fact that I bought 2 GPS puts for the fuck of it 5 minutes before close and it’s been up a percent since. I don’t know when was the last time GPS had a one percent move within 25 minutes

RogerLeCoquin

From an engineering point of view: most of this technology relies on RF detection/jamming. This fails when a drone is given a GPS target and put in autonomous mode.

LiveInShadesOfBlue

Idk if you know this, but the cars already have a GPS module in them that can easily figure out your speed and driving habits then report those home. 😂

t_dog581

We used to have to file point to point, with the points being ground based navigational aides that emit real signals we follow. Now, with GPS we have many more points to use, so the lines we fly are much more direct. You still have to follow the airways though, mostly for traffic management. It's fairly complex and can't really be explained in a single reddit comment (at least not by me). But bottom line, we fly pretty roughly straight to destinations most times, but never perfectly straight. We still beat Grayhound every time though.

W1neD1ver

Terran Orbital. LLAP. the arms race in space is just getting started. The US is so far behind in GPS revitalization. LMT tried to purchase and was rebuffed. OTOH teetering on delisting.

Cl2fortheGenePool

ASTS. It is a satellite direct to mobile device manufacturer backed by Google, Vodafone, ATT, Verizon etc making the largest phase array antenna satellites to beam cellular signal to your standard, unmodified smart phone. The days of dead zones are over. They are different than Starlink in that they don't require dishes (which require power), though Starlink/Tmobile are also getting in to the direct to device (D2D) market. While this sounds scary, the spectrum starlink/tmobile are using is not ideal for this purpose and many organizations are filing interference claims against them. You don't have to do the DD because Verizon just did it for you. They were the only major player which didn't have a D2D partner until about 1 month ago when they signed with ASTS. Their revenue model is wholesale. So, because of this, many MNO's (cell service providers like ATT/verizon) want to work with them as the service can just bolt on to their standard plan offering. The MNO does all of the customer acquisition, billing, and advertising etc and the revenue split is 50/50. So, while there is extremely high CAPEX in the beginning to get the satellites in the air, once there, the margins are going to be 90%+. They have memorandums of understanding with MNO's representing almost 3 billion people. If a small percentage of these sign on at $2-5 dollars a month depending upon location, the numbers get silly really quickly. All of this doesn't include alternative use cases for a large phased array in space such as alternative position, navigation, timing to GPS; government funding for things like FirstNet (first responder mobile network), IOT etc.

Suspicious-seal

Here are the disclosures of “autonomous driving” from Tesla’s model 3 manual: [There may be situations where the cruising speed may not change when the speed limit changes. Traffic-Aware Cruise Control does not adapt driving speed based on road and driving conditions. Do not use Traffic-Aware Cruise Control on winding roads with sharp curves, on icy or slippery road surfaces, or when weather conditions (such as heavy rain, snow, fog, etc.) make it inappropriate to drive at a consistent speed. Do not rely on Traffic-Aware Cruise Control to maintain an accurate or appropriate following distance. Traffic-Aware Cruise Control may be unable to provide adequate speed control because of limited braking capability and hills. It can also misjudge the distance from a vehicle ahead. Driving downhill can increase driving speed, causing Model 3 to exceed your set speed (and potentially the road's speed limit). Traffic-Aware Cruise Control may occasionally cause Model 3 to brake when not required or when you are not expecting it. This can be caused by closely following a vehicle ahead, detecting vehicles or objects in adjacent lanes (especially on curves), etc. Due to limitations inherent in the onboard GPS (Global Positioning System), you may experience situations in which Model 3 slows down, especially near exits or off-ramps where a curve is detected and/or you are navigating to a destination and not following the route. In some cases (such as having insufficient data), Traffic-Aware Cruise Control may not automatically reduce the set speed on the highway interchange or off-ramp. Traffic-Aware Cruise Control may not detect all objects and, especially when cruising over 50 mph (80 km/h), may not brake/decelerate when a vehicle or object is only partially in the driving lane or when a vehicle you are following moves out of your driving path and a stationary or slow-moving vehicle or object is in front of you. Traffic-Aware Cruise Control may react to vehicles or objects that either do not exist, or are not in your lane of travel, causing Model 3 to slow down unnecessarily or inappropriately. The list above does not represent an exhaustive list of situations that may interfere with proper operation of Traffic-Aware Cruise Control. Traffic-Aware Cruise Control can cancel unexpectedly at any time for unforeseen reasons. Always watch the road in front of you and stay prepared to take appropriate action. It is the driver's responsibility to be in control of Model 3 at all times.](https://www.tesla.com/ownersmanual/model3/en_us/GUID-E5FF5E84-6AAC-43E6-B7ED-EC1E9AEB17B7.html) No bias takes here based on individual experience. Simply put this is not what a fully autonomous car is or means. It’s getting there but we are not at that level yet.

Xelbiuj

"Space companies are the future" Nope. By necessity it's a highly regulated sector that relies almost solely on tax dollars. Short of asteroid mining and some kind of space foundry+factory, what's the point? Space is good for science and long term humanity stuff. (Not quarterly profits.) GPS already exists, not going to see much progress in terms of telecoms, Starlink is niche, fiber is better.

justbits

You are doing fine, especially to start early. PLTR is one of my favorites, but the TAM is not going to make it a big tech stock so be prepared to sell if it hits your predetermined trigger. MacD is cutting its menu pricing, which will affect margins, but may increase customer count. Something to watch closely I have no idea what your income is, but if it is low enough that you are in the 10% or less tax bracket, your 60 year old self will thank your 20 year old self for maxing out your Roth IRA every year. Low tax in, no tax out=winning strategy. With regular IRA, its no tax in, but here is the catch. When you take it out in 40 years, it will be worth 20 times the current amount, and that is the amount you will pay tax on, at rates approaching 37% Federal, 6% State, etc. In this case, with 21,000 invested today, you might be paying tax on 400,000, meaning losing close to $160,000 in taxes. Easier to pay $2,000 in taxes today. One more thing, it is not safe to display a picture like this. A person with the right skills can recover the meta data which may contain information you did not mean to reveal. A hacker looking at the picture already knows which broker you use, and the meta data can reveal the GPS location within a few yards. Then they can set up a wifi attack to gain access to your machine and thus your logins. In addition, the reddit pic paste exposes the digital certificate with the 256SHA key set, which while not particularly dangerous as a one time key, could create a different set of problems. Might want to remove the pic.

Gullible-Berry-1949

You need to use GPS to first ensure your over the marianas trench ...

btoned

We applaud these tech companies who next form of ad control will be when using GPS, proprietary apps like iMessage or Gmail, or performing updates. All hail to the ad age.

Empirebuilder15

So when you read their dilution (yeah all bios have to do that along the way) did you also review all the positive PR, excellent p2 and p3 results? I’m never sure of anything, but this company is showing some incredible results with GPS and SLS 009, and yea dilution is always a risk but there are a lot of positive signs right now. I wouldn’t care if they diluted before the end game. But every… single… positive PR is shorted on this company. Their market cap is several times lower than a whole bunch of other companies have been at similar stages. There’s no question this stock price has been heavily manipulated and shorted into the ground. Like I said, I’m not looking for a squeeze for a quick buck. I just want to see POS’s who short paediatric cancer treatments get what they deserve

Coyote_Tex

Sounds like your investment education is well underway. You are at the point t now of making even wilder and more unrealistic bets to try to make back a huge loss. You need to go to a hard stop and dissect what you did and what happened with every trade so far. It should be obvious you made some poor assumptions, maybe up to ridiculously awful. There is a lot of risk in most investments, hopefully you see that. The top 3 to 5 holdings of the best performing funds is a good place to begin to make better picks. You and I know nothing and should be leaning on the professional expertise of seasoned investors who have actually made money. It can be done, but you just have to really stop thinking you know what you are doing and making choices of stocks no one has heard of. Start with something very simple and get good at it. You could paper trade for 3 months or so and see how you do while your remaining funds sit in an interest bearing account. Try learning and trading the TQQQ, the ETF Of the QQQ. Use a simple system like the Bollinger Bands to enter and exit as your investment GPS. IT is easy to see some trading strategies like this and grow your skills and become very successful. Don't fall fir the YouTube get rich quick on $5K stories. There is a huge difference between skill and getting lucky. With skill you can reproduce your results, with luck not so much. One last thing, really understand what is a reasonable and rational expectation to grow an account 1, 2, 3 percent or more in a week. I know it can be done some weeks, but many weeks you won't hit that mark or even go down. How to average 2 percent or more is key. One way was if you had just put 10K in Nvidia, when you got the money and you would have hit all your goals. Go back and look. Now ask yourself, why you didn't find it and instead did something wildly different?? You need to know the answers to these questions. There have been at least 50 pretty solid stocks that have doubled or up 50 percent so far this year. How come you didn't find a single one of those? Figure that out before you do anything else. Or just go to a casino or buy lottery tickets, people win there too. Do a little but of reading and research to improve your outcomes. In 30 or 40 years, what story will you tell your grandchildren. Good Luck.

revnhoj

You likely interact with AI on a daily basis in more ways than you might realize! Here are some common examples: Recommendations: AI is used by streaming services, online retailers, and even social media platforms to suggest products, videos, or music you might be interested in [AI and everyday life]. Smart Assistants: Virtual assistants like Siri or Alexa use AI to understand your voice commands and respond accordingly [AI and everyday life]. Navigation: GPS navigation apps use AI to analyze traffic patterns and suggest the most efficient route [AI and everyday life]. Spam Filtering: AI helps email providers sort out spam messages from your inbox [AI and everyday life]. These are just a few examples, and as AI technology continues to develop, we can expect to see it used in even more ways in the future.

kallerdis

I was in germanistan couple weeks ago and my afghani uber driver was trading crypto and some options at the time we were travelling to my hotel in berlin and could not turn the GPS on from his phone as ofc had to see graphs from his phone, so i had to show the google maps from my phone and hold it near his dashboard for almost half an hour. Oh and whole way he was speaking gibberish on the phone with some other taxi trader as when i saw green dildos come on his phone his voice got excited.

BuzzyShizzle

Everything in your pocket. *Everything.* Many of us remember when teachers didn't allow calculators because "will have you have a calculator in your pocket all times?" Bitch yes we will. Can watch porn on it too. GPS navigation or write a book report.

OakyTheBear

"This is the missile guidance system, bitch. We CLOWN in this motherfucker. Taker your sensitive ass back to GPS."

NextDimensionInd

Waiting to see if GPS drops in price or getting ready to go work out behind Wendy’s again

lies_are_comforting

You’re right about the risk and that they are mostly no gains. It’s my opinion that in an increasingly tougher landscape, the few that endure will perform quite well. Look at DDS, ANF, GPS, URBN, DKS, ONON, RL. I think we’re at a crossroads and I believe JWN could join the above in showing gains- it’s just a little late to the party. As for your suggestions I like DKNG. The other two I’m a bit concerned have rallied too much too fast and that they may face a downward turn. I could very well be wrong of course.

absoluteDegenr8

GPS 27c

leo224

Eh, they did do that GPS location emergency SOS thing. But I agree, not the kinda innovation you expect from a multi trillion $ company

centaursteve

$ANF alright guys. I had to hold my tongue so I could get a healthy put and short position. This is our next dumpster fire. Check my post history on $GPS as I called the top at $30. We will see this fall the rest of the week along with the overall market. GG to anyone holding long on this POS. Anyone riding the wave down with me?

NextDimensionInd

GPS puts

NextDimensionInd

Hoping my GPS puts print

centaursteve

$GPS INSIDER SALES (last 6 months): Total buys: $0 Total sales: $47,771,567.00 The underlying is up 196% on the year due to retail not know their head from their… This dumpster fire is going to keep on burning 🔥

centaursteve

Am I still the only one holding a short position on $GPS?

centaursteve

I told everyone to short $GPS when it hit $30. Not too late to get in. It’ll be back under $22 next week.

centaursteve

$GPS Chief Financial Officer and Chief Legal and Compliance Officer have sold nearly $5,000,000.00 in shares post earnings. Anyone else jumping aboard the short train? It’s still up 30% on the week.

centaursteve

Am I the only one shorting $GPS?

LeatherRocks

ANF and GPS had major beats. Did y’all think the queen of BECKY stocks was going to disappoint? Easiest money made with Calls

centaursteve

I told you guys two days ago to jump on the $GPS freefall. It won’t stop until it’s sub $24.

takedown2021

Amazes me how many people don’t realize BB is running most of the ADAS in vehicles now. Super Cruise etc on GM, yes Google and Android 12 are what you see, but what you don’t see is BlackBerry edge compute with RTOS and BlackBerry edge security. Just like most don’t realize that Qualcomm is making the chips with Globalstar intergrated for the GPS. Everyone see Qualcomm and Google but not BB and BB is what ties it all together.

Bad_at_stoks

GPS went down and then up +$8 after ER. So I expect the same

centaursteve

Which one of you fat fingered $GPS on RH overnight?

centaursteve

$GPS going back under $24

Yogurt_Up_My_Nose

my gf loaded up on GPS and didn't fucking tell me that I should have bought it.

centaursteve

Anyone else shorting the hell out of $GPS?

marylouang

Have a GPS (Gap) $25c for Jan 25 that's up 215%- hold or sell? Sold 2 22c Jun14 and Jun28 calls too early (+4x, currently +6-7x). Also have a 100 shares (+44%) that I'm planning to hold for a while.

marylouang

Have a GPS (Gap) $25c for Jan 25 that's up 215%- hold or sell? Sold 2 22c Jun14 and Jun28 calls too early (+4x, currently +6-7x). Also have a 100 shares (+44%) that I'm planning to hold for a while.

WendysSupportStaff

imagine not buying GAP (GPS) and getting a healty 42% pump from last week.

Perfect-Soup1838

China won't pick him out right now. China still has more room to steal technology from Tesla. That GPS news is just a carrot. Tesla will develop new technology using Chinese GPS. China will just turn around and steal it.

Flipslips

China just approved use of their ultra precise GPS data. They have never let an American company access that data before. China isn’t going to kick them out

AdPurple4902

Idk why, but I just feel retail is crushing it. ANF flew, GPS flew, Footlocker flew. All well above 20%. Just a hypothesis

thezenunderground

Call ideas: NVDA(duh) The Gap $GPS $CROX $ELF Right now, tech is on the naughty chair in the corner, big brand names and boring boomer stocks seem to be leading the market. Also, I think $LULU reports this week..my theory that in this market, euphoric stocks tank on earnings(dell) and beaten down stonks surge(Ulta). So calls on LULU

Afraid_Deal_4376

$GPS from Thursday after hours would disagree

friendshabitsfamily

How much does GPS drop Monday?

Yogurt_Up_My_Nose

surprised nobody was talking about GAP (GPS) today. I was gonna get some options yesterday but decided against it. and i woulda gotten puts . so glad I didn't make a play.

econ_dev_dude

Here I am about to rope cause I exited BOTH BBY and GPS call within the first 5 minutes... A win is a win, but I'm confident selling too early hurts worse than losing outright now.

friendshabitsfamily

GPS puts seem like easy money

DisgrunltedDan

Gap store $GPS puts for June -July . Get em while they’re cheap! 

Peeeeech

GPS strong af

AlfrescoDog

Hmmm... I won this BanBet. It was placed on Friday, May 31, 2024, at 09:50 ET. GPS retraced back to $26.86 on the 09:53 ET 1m candle, but u/VisualMod didn't notice. Does she have to print a 1m close below the bet? What gives?

WedWealthist

GPS up 25%… who actually shops there?

AlfrescoDog

!banbet GPS -1.25% 6h

econ_dev_dude

I made the same trades this week lol. For me just lucky. If WSB is too high on something I usually don't touch it. Just happened to think differently about BBY, no one seemed to talk about GPS.

marylouang

This might be a n00b question, but how are you guys looking at option values AH/pre-market? Bought some ULTA and GPS calls last week, and trying to figure out when to sell

ProblemOk4641

GPS going to 30+ easily I think. People going to see the run ANF had and jump on board. Earnings was good and it ran for a few days after good earnings last time. Just my two cents worth 

tekfusion

from what? GPS?

8hon5

I don't have a moral compass. I have a moral GPS, and it's reliant on a signal being beamed down on my receiver for it to work.

marylouang

GAP owns a number of brands (Old Navy, Athleta, Banana Republic etc.). Athelta caters to the LULU-but-decently-priced activewear market, and does a pretty good job at it. Played GPS calls this earnings, but also have shares that I intend to hold on to for a while. Their recent collections have been 🔥 and their new creative head (Zac Posen) is a solid name. I personally see quite a bit of upside to this stock.

oblivion007

GPS

BIP3N

Anybody else play GAP or GPS?

ProblemOk4641

GPS gonna continue to pump at open tomorrow. $30 incoming.

0dtespycallsmistake

Update: MDB big winner. ULTA winner. GPS winner. Rest losers. We take it

WedWealthist

GPS up 20% and near 52 week highs but LULU at 52 week lows. Never seen a woman look anywhere near as good in Gap fit as in a lululemon fit. What is going on here

VaicoIgi

What's your outlook on GPS tomorrow?

X211499Reddit

GPS big green dildo

Inclyte_

Thank you GPS 

LedBely

Let GPS cook

Inclyte_

GPS 

LedBely

DELL and GPS you are my only hope

Inclyte_

GPS plays?

jonfeynman

GPS looks good.

marylouang

Hilarious thesis re: debates, I'm adding that to my pros list. I'm pretty new to this and focusing on companies/ products I know (like ULTA/GPS), but hear what you're saying about FL and Best Buy. Interesting fact- FL's current CEO was heading ULTA during the latter's post-COVID run up!

hanoteaujv

I completely agree. The integration of AI into software, digital media, and games is set to revolutionize the digital ecosystem. One exciting innovation is the posemesh, which enhances human capabilities through AI while maintaining privacy. Unlike traditional GPS systems, its Gotu app can assist with navigation even in indoor spaces because it doesn't require satellites.

Reagerz

Goin deep on $GPS for tomorrow

marylouang

ULTA and GPS, maybe?

FineJuggernaut3295

Puts on GPS for tomorrows earnings

Iamkzad

I bought GPS call last week instead of ANF. This shit better print.

Zukiff

They don't need to they have more than enough missiles to destroy the whole of US. You do realize the Chinese have the most advance, comprehensive and biggest missile arsenal in the world right. What do you think they created that for. The Americans won't be able to help Taiwan even if they want to. And if they try to do it via Japan or the Philippines, first off both won't get involved and they would be easily destroyed until Chinese missile fire and if the Americans try to reinforce via Muerican homeland, yeah you can pretty much expect nuclear war You also probably want to read up Chinese hypersonic missile, it's error is off by less than 5m not sure where you think it will be off by multiple kilometers. The Chinese Beidou is more precise than the GPS and also unlike the Russian one s, the Chinese ones have hyper glide capabilities that can evade interception due to unpredictable flight path. Something that even the Americans doesn't have. I suggest you brush up on your Chinese tech before you reply

IchibanRoyal

Portfolio as of May 26th (23yo) DELL - 7.99% (Average: $54.42) NVDA - 54.65% (Average: $438.31) INTC - 2.26% (Average: $33.36) QQQ - 8.20% (Average: $435.73) GPS - 6.72% (Average: $14.82) MSFT - 2.92% (Average: $361.68) VOO - 5.27% (Average: $450.78) QDIV - 1.67% (Average: $32.69) IBM - 5.25% (Average: $175.92) I’m in it for the long-term and this year I started to constantly invest more but have invested only $10 each Monday. I start working full-time next month so I’ll start to invest more but would like your honest thoughts on my portfolio…

TrueNorthCoin

GPS says “Head East and then Turn Right “ 

Iamkzad

Scooped 5/31 GPS 23 calls. I like the stock.