HD

highlanderquestion90

if you don't have a 2026 Chevy Silverado HD that you driving 2 hours round-trip to the nearest Wal mart every weekend, then you ain't understanding why Hormuz has all the cards

Available_Visit7391

Omg, this is actually dump, lowes and HD tended to do well during an economic troubles people(homeowners) can't really afford to ask contractors and workers to do the work on them homes and do it themselves. Some aspects of their sales may fall but it will be balanced out in others.

franker555

I was smart enough to stay all cash and even some sqqq until last Thursday. I re-entered with half of my portfolio in 8-10 relatively safe stocks. Amzn Adbe WM HD Uber nike jpm and a few others. Starting to feel like i pulled the trigger too early and thinking about selling in the morning. Thoughts?

modder9

Calls on HD

Loose_Stool_12

HD DVD has promise

zitrored

I like HD and NVDA right now. Expecting them to rise sooner than others.

According-Page8618

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HD7Zo76aAAAR56V?format=jpg&name=900x900 > https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HD7Zo77bMAAE6uh?format=jpg&name=large right guys

youneedtobreathe

Argh i am going to cum so hard arghhh 

Low_Plastic363

Cramer just endorsed HD...

Darondo

Fire tablet HD10 is an incredible value for watching movies in planes, hotels, camping, whatever. Especially with the microSD slot. It’s not a particularly functional productivity tool, but I literally only use it for movies when traveling and I love it. That said, I agree completely. An Amazon phone will be dogshit. Again.

IndBeak

>never met anyone who willingly chose a fire device Fire TVs are probably the best overall device for media streaming, and most likely best selling as well. Fire HD tablets are very decent as well.

Ok-Piano8789

implied inflation rate from 1 year breakevens is up to 5.24% is that good? [https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HD3U0tiXgAAQ\_UF?format=png&name=large](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HD3U0tiXgAAQ_UF?format=png&name=large)

Dry_Environment_9631

High demand vs. supply constraints often creates this price volatility. While "Wegovy HD" hitting 20.7% weight loss targets efficacy gaps, the market may be pricing in production hurdles rather than just the FDA milestone. Watch for how April’s rollout impacts the bottom line.

BallsdeepinTSLA

This is a fair summary and I'm not going to argue with CFRA's reasoning. The CagriSema REDEFINE 4 results were genuinely disappointing. Missing non-inferiority against Zepbound is not what anyone wanted to see. But I think the $42 target actually kind of makes my point. CFRA is saying Hold, not Sell, with a target that's still 12-13% above where the stock is trading right now. Even the bears think it's undervalued at $37. And the CagriSema story isn't as simple as "it lost to Zepbound." 23% weight loss is still better than anything currently on the market. It just wasn't better than Zepbound specifically. That's a problem for the narrative but not necessarily for the commercial opportunity. Not every patient will have access to Zepbound or tolerate it. The obesity market is big enough for multiple effective drugs to coexist, the same way we have multiple statins, multiple blood pressure meds, multiple SSRIs. Also worth noting that Novo is exploring a higher dose CagriSema in Phase 3 starting this year. The logic being that higher dose Wegovy went from 15-16% weight loss to 20.7%, so there's reason to believe CagriSema could scale similarly. We'll see. The broader point stands though. Between the Wegovy pill, Wegovy HD that just got approved, CagriSema in FDA review, and the rest of the pipeline, there's a lot more going on than one trial miss. At 10x earnings the market is pricing in failure across the board. I think that's overdone.

cochinescu

Curious to see if payers are going to cover the HD version any differently. Insurance denials are wild with regular Wegovy already, so wonder what happens with a higher dose.

Scirup

Bro I watched Advantech subflooring go from $60 USD to $128 USD in my area during covid and people were still buying lmao You're shot for shorting HD and if Milwaukee has some new releases in their pipeline, you're fucked.

diefy7321

Can confirm. I, too, have spent boatload at HD/Lowes over the last two years.

duddnddkslsep

With all the baby boomers retiring and millennials fixing up their 50 year old homes they put their life savings into, I see no reason HD will lose sales

x2eliah

Wegovy HD is still weaksauce. We need Wegovy 4K HDR+

insertnamehere-----

We need to pump HD GameStop style just to screw this guy over

The_Albertino

Instead of buying new homes they’ll be renovating their current homes lol. Calls on HD

IRefuseToGiveAName

This is entirely anecdotal but this is exactly why I've spent like fucking 25-30k at HD/Lowes over the last two years.

SaveTheAles

HD is so 2012 wake me up when they got the 4k atmos version out

Old-Commission2782

FDA approves Novo Nordisk's new Wegovy® HD injection, delivering the highest weight loss to date for a Wegovy® injection, adding to its already expansive clinical profile Stock doesn’t move lol

brutalpancake

Why not any homebuilder stocks that are totally dependent on starts? You do know people go to HD for regular around the existing house stuff too right

AdvantageOne1754

Don't forget, all the construction workers from HD parking lots around the country have been deported.

ApartmentVegetable77

Yeah that was the covid trade that tripled HD from the 2020 lows. Youre looking at the exhaust

VisualEmergency4856

Covid even made HD moon shot from all the DIY shit people were doing at home

ApartmentVegetable77

Covid didnt break HD cause the fed printed $6 trillion and handed it to consumers with a “please renovate your house” note attached

TechnologyEven6926

I shop full time at HD and also tried shorting earnings in Q1 2025 The stock will not fall. It’s too busy

ThinkingOfTheOldDays

builders firstsource with the chart that I expected from HD. mm's are doing this to me on purpose

EmbarrassedPart1256

This board could unite around $CAPS; it’s 1/3 the price of $CJMB & it’s clear no one’s selling this down. It’s an algorithmic share grab at this point, that’s flipped from negative to positive. I’ve been holding out to see if I could scoop more shares on a dip & it’s simply not dipping. It’s either upwards or sideways at this point… I genuinely believe this has dividend-paying stock potential in the future, following in the footsteps of $HD & $LOW.

ThinkingOfTheOldDays

rugged on HD. nice.

ThinkingOfTheOldDays

long HD for a flip by 10am, hopefully

RumpledTrumpskin

I turn 38 years old this year. I got my first pair of glasses in 2nd grade. I never wore them. They were Coke bottles. I struggled to see all my life, but I managed to get by. I finally had to get some glassed in 2017. 9 years ago. So, I've been wearing them pretty consistently for 9 years. I still couldn't see well. I never knew I had a lazy eye. It's slight, but when I was a baby, it was sever and corrected it self (mostly). I finally taught myself how to see. My girlfriend's niece had to train the muscles in her eye with a patch, so I decided to try doing that and in less than a week, I was able to finally see the clearest in my life. I can see HD quailty in real life. It's maddening to try to explain to people. I have major astigmatism in both eyes, so something was off and causing me to see every thing hazy and out of focus. Nothing stuck out to me when I tried to see it. Doctors just kept telling me they can't help me.

Retaining-Wall

One of the few applications of AI I can see being useful is online merchants using it to match up YOUR search query with the actual product and other names it goes by. Often I find myself, especially with Home Depot, needing to google the thing first to figure out other names for the item, before returning to HD to try them all.

colinr813

Ai is good because it can put old nascar races in HD

xkise

>That is the most HD version of that meme ive ever seen Thank's, it ain't much but it's honest work

Monharti

That is the most HD version of that meme ive ever seen

Available-Range-5341

Why do some commenters here want a crash so bad. We've had three crashes and one correction in six years + multiple sector crashes. Buy CRM, MSFT, ADP, AXP, and BX if you want a crash. HD was in a crash briefly yesterday too If you can find reasons why you don't want to buy those right now, then you don't truly want a crash because you will find excuses not to buy good companies raking in cash when it actually happens

Available-Range-5341

A lot of comments wondering why SPY isn't crashing. For it to crash, we need GOOG, NVDA, and AAPL to crash. if they crash, it won't be just because, it will be because a narrative shift, because these stocks are viewed as safe havens from the economy/inflation to a certain degree. So when they crash, there will be FUD in the media and you won't want to own them. The next largest components of the indexes are already in correction/crash for the most part. I think your/my own sake, we need to look for individual stock opportunities in this market. You have to go against the media narratives though. Ex. buy consumer stocks in Oct-Nov when the media was fear mongering about more tariffs hitting one day (even though said companies had already given figures on how much tariffs would cost). Or utilities last summer when we feared a pause in rate hikes. Now I am seeing the fear mongering on credit card overdone and some consumer staples like MMM and HD down hard to points they usually bounce form. PE is crashing but it may crash more because sentiment is untied to reality. Either way, instead of waiting for 2008 to repeat, maybe buy some MMM or HD or PG or wait for banks to finish dropping and buy JPM. AMT is another good stock that never gets discussed here and it's down a little

Yourmotherssonsfatha

Who knows man. All this can flip in an instant or last 20 years. And I’m betting on the latter at this point. Hanhwa Ocean and HD Hyundai are the biggest winner from Jones act suspension. I legit don’t think it will be reimplemented because of the cost at that point. I think like 40% is domestic shipping for reference.

Me-Regarded

Everywhere!! HD, LEN, GOOG, AMZN, ELF, CLF, BA, RH, NKE, META. Are you waiting for 80% off???? Oh, once they go up 30% then you'll fomo buy like everyone else

Available-Range-5341

100% the issue of NVDA being shoved into everything. Trying to reallocate my Voya account from cash and every fucking fund does nothing because they are all NVDA NVDA NVDA. There have been decent rolling corrections for years. Currently, HD is down 11% and hitting a point it usually bounces from. BX is down 35% from it's Jan high. BLK is now in a crash. AXP is in a crash and MA and V are down 13%

Available-Range-5341

I think now is a good time to buy CRM, MSFT, AMT, HD, BX, and PG. Maybe ES. BX may be a bit controversial, but the rest are good AND all dipped a bit so you're getting a bit of a sale, which is why I recommend them. MMM and CLX are in dips after recent rallies so might be good to I'm assuming you're saying you don't care about the next ten years but I am sure at some level, you'd be pissed if you lost $ tomorrow, hence I recommend things already down but with good earnings Actually making this list I realized credit card stocks are way down too, maybe AXP is a buy?

Calm_Cryptographer82

I sell deep in the money covered calls all the time. I do it on giant cap stocks (WMT, HD, LOW, ABBV.....etc). Always stocks I don't mind holding, and always stocks that are roughly in the middle of the support and resistance range. I do them as Buy Write CC's. I try to do it on stocks that stay relatively flat or are going up (and pay a decent dividend). The trades are roughly 30 DTE (roughly) with decent Vol so the premiums are worth the risk. If the stock continues to rise at a slow pace, I keep rolling the CC until there is no money to be made rolling any further at which point I let the stock get taken. If they drop, I buy back the call and wait for the stock to rise so I can sell another CC against it again (I only do this if I am still ITM). In the mean time I am collecting the dividends and getting paid to wait for the stock to rise. This is a TRADING strategy NOT a long term hold strategy. I only make these trades in my IRA or Roth to avoid tax issues. I also have a cap on losses I am willing to endure before I make a decision to dump the stock. This is obviously not a good strategy for a down trending market. Many will say this doesn't work. My account balance says otherwise. Good luck.

Me-Regarded

For HD or home sales? I don't recall, but all the above beat. Homes just came out 7 minutes ago. We're expecting a negative number, came out positive, a good beat. I feel home builders and suppliers are at a bottom here, especially with spring on the way. All this DD feels inappropriate for WSB

Me-Regarded

Home sales a nice beat, recovering. HD a buy here. Their earnings beat and raised, good guide and ex dividend on Thursday I believe. Can't lose

Available-Range-5341

I bought some MMM, HD, and CRM on dips in the middle of the day. BUT sold it when it recovered. No way in hell am I holding stuff overnight at this point.

obidamnkenobi

I buy satellite time to buy HD images of the company HQ to evaluate their work, and pay for industrial espionage to get inside secrets from the desk of the CEO. Anything less you're just guessing.

Me-Regarded

I'm seeing deals. I have mental notes on which companies crushed earnings and guide and didn't sell off. Things like HD too, BA, ELF, etc

Timely_Primary521

Yeah that's your broker closing you out because of pin risk. They don't care that HD was 2 points away — they care that if the short leg gets assigned after hours and the stock gaps overnight you'd owe way more than your account can cover. With $2k in the account they're not gonna take that chance. It sucks but this is one of those lessons everyone learns once. Close your spreads yourself before 3pm on expiration day. Don't let the broker decide for you because they'll always fill at the worst possible price. The .08 vs .01 difference is basically the cost of them market ordering it to get rid of the risk immediately. Also worth knowing - stocks can move after close on expiration day and options can still be exercised until 5:30pm. So "2 points away" at 3:57 doesn't mean safe. Your broker knows this even if you didn't yet.

Available-Range-5341

The pain has been rotating all year. This week it's in HD, MMM, PG type stocks + banks Many tech stocks that already crashed up are but they already crashed

No-Improvement3164

“When bombs are flying time to be buying” New m not buying til this sub is crying and HD is out of rope.

infernalbunny98

As a previous HD employee, he looks like a Store Manager.

Affectionate-Idea690

noemi is gone and HD is risiing lloololol

G0RD0N_CLARK

Great first run but have you tried watching it lately? The old school non-HD picture quality is super distracting, hurts the experience.

Yogurt_Up_My_Nose

yeah I remember getting glasses for the first time at 27 or so and it was HD, but now at 40 it's 4k.

smart_doge

Back in my day, new glasses meant getting HD

Me-Regarded

I mean HD smashed earnings and Lowes... Back to pre-earnings price. I like the buy here

brucekeller

I try to stay a semi-permabull simply because of history... but man, it's worrying what's happening with HD/SSDs and RAM. Those price increases will hit a lot of other tech in the next year. Not just that though, some prices are still nuts and going up. I just found out that my old CSGO account's crates are worth like $2k lol. $2k for like 50 gambling crates on a 10 year old game.

freeportme

HD 🔥

Own-Wolverine-5361

!banbet HD 367 1d

King_Siege

!banbet HD -5% 2d

Sufficient-Love9567

Anyone playing HD I feel call since every construction worker or company buys from there so there is no way they aren’t profitable? Also HIMS puts I only got two of them but fuck it we ball

Large-Werewolf-7000

Sold my NVDA calls this morning, sold my HIMS calls because I think it’ll tank now Sold my HD calls for a $1500 profit Sitting on cash with a pending PDT that will clear at 9:30am tomorrow.

Inevitable_Comb5117

Anyone doing HD calls or puts?

bdh2067

I sold a strangle. Think it’s gonna be an inside “who cares” sorta move. Better might be Lowe’s after HD gives us the peek

successful_gap_v3

$HD put or call? my gut says put

BarbellPadawan

HD earnings are going to be dogshit tomorrow

PartyClient3447

There were some ridiculous valuations during the dot com blow up. I think it was flowers.com valuation was more than HD and Lowe’s combined. Have been waiting years for Tesla’s value to return to something it should be. I don’t see how it can be where it is but I am not a visionary.

prophetmuhammad

i put in a couple limit sell orders to diversify. i'm hoping to buy shares of korean nuclear energy (KEPID), shipbuilding (Hanhwa, Hyundai HD, and Samsung HD), and steel (POSCO)

AdApprehensive4272

My first PC had 120 megabytes HD.

DismalRoyal1

thoughts on HD?

M_from_Vegas

HD too

Gulliveig

Check out this Axios analysis: [https://archive.is/9p3HD](https://archive.is/9p3HD)

Roygbiv-Turtle-98

i dont give a shit about price history. if i can buy a HD for under a hundred bucks, whats the problem? I can literally get a 4TB HD for 100 bucks **right now.** I bought a 2TB Seagate in 2020 - I paid 50 bucks for it. Now its 80 bucks. HOLY SHIT. END OF THE WORLD. 6 dollars increase per year!? **We're cooked!** I bought a 4TB HD in 2022 - i paid 85 bucks. so price has gone up now **15 dollars!** HOLY SHIT People have to STOP ORDERING DOOR DASH FOR A DAY to afford these EXTREME HARD DRIVE PRICES! OMGGG

iMadrid11

Hard Disk manufacturing has been consolidated to 3 companies. Seagate, Western Digital and Toshiba. Toshiba is a smaller player catering to budget markets. So it’s only Seagate and WD that’s left competing on the high end enterprise HD market. In an effective monopoly. There’s hardly any incentive to increase manufacturing capacity and lower prices. When there’s no competition and they’re already sold out a year in advance. It would also take 2 to 3 years for a new fab to go online. If build a new factory today the AI bubble may have already popped. So there’s no more AI data center demand.

sumogringo

Disrupt the supply chain buying all the HD's regardless if used or not over the next 2 years knowing you'll be able to return them back into the marketplace still at a profit if things go south, seems like a great tactic. Nobody is using all these HD's anytime soon, just prevents others from competing at scale. If your WD booking out manufacturing 12-24 months for high capacity drives is dream, someone is paying the invoice. Consumers end up suffering with lack of products and pricing. A 32tb seagate ironwolf pro drive $699 on sale, by next month this will probably be well over a $1000+. Bought 20tb drives 2 years ago at $279. Consumers will be losing for upcoming years.

PretendAgency2702

If I'd ever buy a bike, it would be an Indian rather than HD. Much better comfort and drives better than a HD that rumbles and shakes 

raleighs

Everyone in the future is gonna have a terminal, that requires a subscription. No cpu, gpu, memory, HD…

orangeyougladiator

If there is why hasn’t there been a single HD sighting of one?

Poobbly

June 2023 WD 12th Red Plus NAS HD

Poobbly

I paid $199 for a 12 gb NAS HD less than 3 years ago which now costs $495.

DrElkSnout

I just want to know when we're going to start seeing Ray-ban Meta HD police videos.

elonzucks

The thing with HD and LOW is that many times, when people are not moving, they buy more products to make upgrades to their current homes...so it might not have a direct correlation with the housing market.

Fantastic_Rate898

HD, LOW, DHI, LEN, NVR all reporting within 3 days of each other - that's like $500B in market cap dropping data on the same cycle. Smart money's definitely positioning ahead of this, just look at the options flow on homebuilders last week.

Routine-Sky4393

When to get ahead of housing related stocks? WHR, HD, LOW?

pink_ego_box

>(1010-)P303 is a phase 3 trial. You may think of it as a phase 3 trial in terms of size. But did not measure effectiveness. It's not what the FDA uses to assess approval of a BLA. >The >50% efficacy high vs low dose is just plain wrong It's >50% in older adults. [https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1201971225003224](https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1201971225003224) "Among adults aged ≥80 years, for whom HD-IIV was preferentially recommended, HD-IIV was more effective than SD-IIV by 54% (95% CI: 10%, 76%)." Using a broader range, "rVE of HD-IIV versus SD-IIV was 29% (95% CI: −22%, 59%) among subjects aged ≥60 years." >\>I‘m open to changing my mind  That's the point, you only give your opinion. You're entitled to it, doesn't make it the truth.

Skittler_On_The_Roof

They're between the same rock and hard place companies like Harley Davidson are.  Even if they want to innovate, a lot of their key demographic is allergic to it. Harley learned by building an actually good product in the V-Rod.  American HD owners HATED it.   Regarding the Bolt- it was reported/believed GM took an $8-$9k loss on every one sold.   Outside of high-end trucks and SUVs, in much lesser volume than now, I don't see how the big 3 will survive beyond the next decade.  The pivot to small, efficient and innovative cars is an uphill battle their competitors don't have.  UAW costs, red tape, investors who see the billions lost on EVs here, and alienating the existing customer base that's keeping them afloat.  And now even Japan and Korea need to be worried about China.

pink_ego_box

>P303 (Phase 2 - immunogenicity) Biological: Licensed Quadrivalent Inactivated Seasonal Influenza Vaccine Sterile suspension for injection Other Names: Fluarix Quadrivalent **Fluzone HD** [https://clinicaltrials.gov/study/NCT05827978](https://clinicaltrials.gov/study/NCT05827978) P304 (Phase 3 - Efficacy) Participants will receive a single injection of active comparator trivalent influenza vaccine (TIV) or quadrivalent influenza vaccine (QIV) (Fluarix®, Fluarix Tetra, Influsplit® Tetra, Alpharix® Tetra) on Day 1. [https://clinicaltrials.gov/study/NCT06602024](https://clinicaltrials.gov/study/NCT06602024) No reason at all to change the control except to make your product look better by using a shit control. High dose conventional efficacy is 54% higher for ILI (https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1201971225003224) which is exactly what Moderna was looking at in the P304 trial, where their own vaccine was only 26% better than low dose conventional. Crooked trial design. On purpose.

ObxPogue

Daytrade $MO, $PG, and $HD on bear markets

skymagic

as a straight man my only complaint about ghey porn is that it's not HD, a lot of times it's 280p, 480p if I'm lucky, and only once in a blue moon it's 1080p 😤

timohtea

It’s getting kinda scary. Americans are realizing there only like 1000 of these super people…. But there’s 340 million of them. And I get to watch it all in HD

MrMathamagician

I got slaughtered on MSFT, AMD and silver. When i look at msft turning in an amazing quarter and a massive sell off it tells me the extreme unrealistic level of growth priced into the market is not sustainable. I believe there will be either a controlled or uncontrolled deleveraging of the market. As others have said I would get out of margins and play defensive. Defensive consumer cyclicals have got in when selling of mag 7 have occurred. For what it’s worth I’m 100% out of msft because of double peak and failed retest at the neckline. Out of Meta because it gapped below 200ema on the 4h I am bullish on HD and Apple both above 200ema on the 4 hour + below ATH

Physical_Pepper8177

Walmart hitting $1T feels less like a hype moment and more like the market finally pricing what the business actually is... I ran a comp screen for companies with similar structural qualities to Walmart & not “retail vibes,” but the boring stuff that compounds: * scale * logistics and distribution advantages * steady ROE * consistent cash generation No surprise, names like HD, COST, TJX show up quickly. But what stood out to me is how long the market tends to treat these as “just retail” before eventually repricing them as something closer to infrastructure with cash flow. The pattern looks familiar: * Growth slows, expectations reset * Margins hold up better than expected * Cash keeps compounding * Multiple quietly expands * Suddenly it’s viewed as a platform, not a store Walmart just crossed that psychological threshold. The more interesting question (to me) is whether a few of the other large-scale, logistics-heavy names are earlier in that same arc. Not saying “next Walmart,” but the data suggests scale + distribution + pricing power still matter a lot, even when narratives change. Is this a one-off rerating, or do a few of these models still have room to surprise? Curious what others think..

york182000

Yeah, I mentioned the $8 tier right there in my very short, easy to read comment. And it's HD enough, I'm not a pixel-snob.

Icy-Tea-2954

I’ve often wondered about this as a retirement hack. Save up a million bucks, get a job as a greeter at HD or WMT, dump it all into company stock at the X% discount - profit.

The_Cornwallis

Owned $HD for years, can confirm you won’t regret it

Embarrassed-Chain265

Pedophilia is the currency of the rich and prob always has been. I'm not sure why any news surprises me these days. Calls on HD though because we are going to need a lot of pitchforks