HD

TroubledAcorn

So June 2024 is before GTBIF got involved with AGFY, and acquired Senorita. If you haven’t noticed alot of this information isn’t easily available management offers virtually no guidance and is not telling us what they are doing. The last conference call at GTBIF, CEO Ben Kolver said that they were pausing Quarterly Conference Calls for now and that they would be working hard to create and provide value for shareholders and that the market would not understand what they are doing. Then not long after we see all RYM/AGFY stuff because of the SEC filings. I have to research this stuff myself, because they are keeping us in Dark. Now to answer your question. This is the information I can find. The partnership agreement for Green Thumb Industries (GTBIF) to manufacture and distribute Senorita is not a publicly available standalone document. Instead, the arrangement is described in press releases as an operational collaboration under their broader strategic relationship with RYTHM, Inc. (RYM, formerly Agrify). Specifically, the January 10, 2025, press release on GlobeNewswire (linked below) states that Senorita products are manufactured in certified cGMP facilities and distributed through GTBIF’s RISE retail space at The Salt Shed, with GTBIF handling sales of best-in-class HD9 products like Senorita in nine U.S. states and Canada, including partnerships like Circle K in Florida. No full contract is hosted on GTBIF’s investor website or in SEC filings for this specific beverage arrangement—it’s likely internal or implied through GTBIF’s 35% stake in RYM and shared leadership (Ben Kovler as Chairman). Link to the press release: https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2025/01/10/3007533/0/en/Se%C3%B1orita-Becomes-the-Exclusive-Hemp-Derived-THC-Beverage-Partner-for-The-Salt-Shed-Chicago-s-Premier-Music-Venue.html Now to go along with this information, I want to point to some further evidence. Take alook at the Jobs GTBIF is currently hiring for. You will see there are hiring an insane amount of Beverage executives, RYM sales in dispensaries are only like 2% of their sales. Also in the job description they talk about growing sales and specifically point out, including retail stores, gas stations, and groceries stores. Last time I checked we can’t sell cannabis at those places. Also notice they are hiring someone for a M&A position Link to Jobs : https://job-boards.greenhouse.io/greenthumbindustries

WarmCalligrapher3006

lolz .. late night haters downvoting faster that i can type .. i posted a photo, it's like static tiktok ... xDD solid advice in the thread # Wu-Tang Clan - C.R.E.A.M. (Official HD Video) is of circumstance .. no shit, i broke the code, whats up with the hate? ... check that stupid photo i posted .. version 2 was fine, then move in a VIX /ES composite, but i fkd it up ... version 4 kicks ass with a Hermès shoe

Country_Gravy420

There happens to be a lot of demand for short ladders right now. Calls on $HD

ch0c0l8cake

No cause HD will go up from all the looting supplies

justcurious3287

Some of my favorite individual stocks: TSLA, MSFT, GOOGL, AAPL, HD. Some of my favorite ETFs: VOO and VTI for the growth, SCHD for the dividends. My favorite cryptocurrencies: BTC and ETH. You can't go wrong picking one of those.

cryptoguy66

Also HD and CAT later for the rebuilding

liquidtv78

crazy to think that a company that made GPUs that would melt if you played Minecraft with an HD mod is now basically on par with nation leaders

EffectivePoet4572

i cant link you but watch The Animatrix - The Second Renaissance Part I (1/2) [HD]

Illustrious_Bet7064

REGENERON REGN Earnings Highlight (Hope you got in when I called out Michael Burry) Third quarter 2025 revenues increased 1% to $3.75 billion versus third quarter 2024 Dupixent® global net sales (recorded by Sanofi) increased 27% to $4.86 billion EYLEA HD® U.S. net sales increased 10% to $431 million; total EYLEA HD and EYLEA® U.S. net sales decreased 28% to $1.11 billion GAAP EPS of $13.62 and non-GAAP EPS(a) of $11.83; third quarter 2025 includes unfavorable $0.68 impact from acquired IPR&D charge FDA approved Libtayo® as the first and only immunotherapy for high-risk adjuvant cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma (CSCC); EMA's CHMP adopted positive opinion Positive Phase 3 results reported from trials in generalized myasthenia gravis, fibrodysplasia ossificans progressiva (FOP), and cat and birch allergies; updated positive data reported from pivotal trial in children with profound genetic hearing loss

BLISSING_ALWAYS

I don’t watch the market any more! (except, actually, Reddit stock now and then - RDDT!) Certain stocks (formerly HD, Home Depot, for example) move in tandem with, and are reliable proxies for, the overall market. The put-call ratio on HD, for example, was the worst in its ENTIRE history, on the Thursday/Friday before 9-11 hit. I didn’t know WHAT was wrong, nor WHAT was going to happen. But I figured something, somewhere must be very, very, very wrong. The indicators, the charts, etc., if you can read them, tell you what you need to know to stay SAFE more often than not. And you should have risk management strategies in place, always, just in case!!!! Learn risk management. Above all! Get out at 5% max loss.  This is what I learned from books written by the old guys, who’d been trading forever.  I don’t know if    investors . com   is any good, nowadays. But that’s the company that used to be owned by William O’Neill.  Look for volume changes, vix volatility index, put-to-call ratio (!), especially learn about the Golden Cross and the Death Cross (of moving averages, share price, volume strength) which are (or at least used to be!) rare but extraordinarily, wonderfully, reliable indicators.  Read William O’Neil’s books, and STUDY other teachers who are OLD, so they’ve gone through a LOT of booms and busts and have “seen it all.”  If you focus on trading one stock only (becoming a specialist in all its chart patterns, its balance sheet, leadership, earnings and other events, industry activity), I believe “intuition” kicks in to an amazingly great degree. 🔮  Read Jack Schwager’s books. !!! The books are old, so you can see which traders (who were all doing well at the time interviewed) ended up succeeding long-term, and which strategies  *didn’t* keep succeeding! Historical, though! So what worked in older markets (mid-late 1990s tech stocks, for example) will not necessarily be evergreen strategies you can still use today. There are even private companies that will train you to trade their money for them, nowadays.  There is no 100% guarantee on predictions, but *especially* with all the self-fulfilling prophecy involved in giant firms that trade on technical indicators, the job of crash prediction, I believe, should continue to become even easier. Especially if you also learn about macro-economics and watch a non-biased source of news focused on financial nitty gritty, accuracy. I’m complicating it, here, perhaps. Maybe *start* with William Oneill’s books. And Peter Lynch, maybe: “One Up On Wall Street” - well named!!! The individual investor has the advantage, according to these guys.   William O’Neill used to repeat, over & over & over & over at his live seminars: “Huge investors are like elephants getting out of a bathtub. They cannot hide how the ‘water level’ changes!”  They cannot hide when they are selling off such giant positions. But they can’t sell all at once, because the sale of their own shares would move the market down, resulting in them getting a worse price for their own shares.  So if you learn the signs (volume!! charts!) that BIG investors are getting INTO or OUT of a position (the “bathtub,” lol), you can follow in their footsteps (and buy/sell when they are)!  Okay, I just gotta shut up now, lol…. 🤣  As if I know wth I’m talking about!!!! 😃☔️☂️☔️☂️☔️☂️🔮☂️☔️☂️☔️☂️☔️ Love and hralth and serenity are what matter. That I do know, I think…. Love to ALL ✨💖✨

Charming_Raccoon4361

it was kind of price in went above 20 and receded same thing with HD , it went up before rate cuts , but street realized housing will not get better with this economy

JJdante

There original programming is lackluster and everything feels / looks the same, like an HD made for TV movie.

D_Pablo67

These are all great companies. I would buy more HD at $380-$383.

Largofarburn

HD imo, but admittedly that’s with a more medium time frame (5-15 years) that I say that and not 50+ years. Obviously no one knows what could happen in that time frame. If you look back most of the big companies weren’t even around 50 years ago. Microsoft literally a couple months old and apple wouldn’t be till the next year. All that being said, the economy takes a downturn people won’t spend nearly as much on home renovations and repainting and everything. Whereas the other two people will always need to eat and buy things like soap and laundry detergent and whatnot. But on the other hand you could argue that they overlap too much and you should cut one of them and keep HD.

Ok_Cry7572

Saw some HD and LOW calls for Tomm, are they betting on CPI being down or up?

Agreeable_Factor_458

Calls on HD

FinnishSpeculator

I think WMT and COST will underperform cash for the next few years. Very much priced to perfection. No opinion on HD.

The_Spicy_brown

For now, the best bet for video at least is quality. AI cannot do HD videos with all the details correctly, and lets not even talk about 2K and 4K. So for now, thats the best evidence of not AI footage and works for journalists and the like. Maybe one day, AI can do 4K videos and such, but seeing that already costs so much money, ressources and is still not profitable, my guess would be image quality will be a good barometer for a good 10 years or so. Problem really comes with photos and drawings. That i...dont know. Even with the appearance of photoshop, nobody could come up with a solution for photos. Drawing is becoming a problems right since lots of people are submitting AI drawing to competition. For now, photos, you can detect by going pixel by pixel and apprently, the world trade photos organisation has tools to detect photoshop tinkering, but its not perfect. For drawing, i guess submitting a time lapse maybe ? Hard to fake out, but no totally impossible, but that would require some sort of human review of the time lapse also. I do think what other commenters said could be interesting. Some sort of crypto like solution where everyone photo is encrypted the momment its taken and added to some sort of block chain. That could work for a vast majority of cases. But who pays for that and maintains that, i have no idea. Probably too expensive. Maybe for specific things (security, crime proof, erc) can be interesting to have and the provider of said service can offer a premium price.

induality

There's really nothing special about this. A few decades ago almost all security cameras were standard definition analog cameras. Over the following years a lot of money was spent upgrading these old systems to new IP-based cameras, many of which were HD, because there were clear advantages to using these newer camera systems. The money will be spent where there is clear advantage to the new system that justifies the costs. Even today, old-fashioned analog security cameras remain, but only at places where the operators truly don't care about the quality of their footage to justify the cost of upgrading. If AI fakes prove to be a big problem in the physical security world, then camera systems which have built in provenance mechanisms will be rolled out. And places who have use for such provenance features will justify their cost in upgrading. Lots of places won't care about this at all and won't consider this upgrade. The question is, will there be enough demand, such that these provenance-enabled systems reach scale of production and can be produced with only slight additional cost? If so, they may just become a standard part of the next wave of camera system upgrades, and even people who don't truly have a need for it may opt into these systems if the cost differential is low enough during their upgrade cycle. Of course, just like the upgrade from analog cameras to IP cameras, it will take decades for the new paradigm to displace the old one.

GTS980

Which aisle is the ghey ber spray in at HD?

HelloAttila

Diamonds are a man's best friend, gotta be HD...

killerbeeswaxkill

I frequent HD regularly and the new self check out is my favorite. I’m in I’m out and I don’t have to pay as much as on a register with a person.

sylphvanas

Fuck you $LOW and $HD. Sold my calls way too early

sylphvanas

Haven’t seen this much green in my account. Thank you boomers $HD $LOWES $T $VZ

UnexpectedFisting

Tell me. How many people went out and bought a betamax? >Blue ray was better than HD-DVD. Lmfao, the bar is low. Blu-Ray didn't survive? Really???? I disagree for a mutlitude of reasons, one of which being that I've seen the metrics for Development and Sales. It's paying off, it all depends on the quality of implementation and the culture shift within companies. Companies that are old school culture think they can just shove a tool in and call it a day. Work for any F100 that is a tech mindset, and you'll quickly realize the breadth of flexibility and speed up you get having access to LLM's and Agentic Dev Tooling vs not having it. It's clear as day.

MrPeligro

You’re just naming the hottest AI solutions that are out right now. Betamax was better than VHS. Blue ray was better than HD-DVD. Those technologies did not survive. Just because a lot of companies are invested does not mean it will sustain itself is its current format. Is admit costs vs profits. Currently all those companies are using them as tools. All those companies that prematurely fired their emotes are hiring them back. Studies showing 95%of yet to see a payoff with AI in terms of profitability. I’m inclined to agree with the data. I don’t work in mag7 but I work in f100 companies and yeah we implemented those AI tools but what it has done for our efficiency - it’s really nominal and not marginal and what we offer to our clients is really nothing that’s impressive but fuck it the stock is going crazy because we’re partnered with gpu chip makers even though we have very little to show for it. I I’ll not be holding on to the stock. I’m trying to sell it before people realize the gig is up.

R544-6oxx

No clue , I have some holdings that have gone 10 x or more but doesn't mean I thought they would go that high .If I get a double I sell 25 % and put a stop in at my price I bought at . If that doubles I sell 25 % more and shave my stop by 25 % and let go . PLTR NVDA TSLA HD and few more .

sylphvanas

$HD is complete shit FML

Key_Dragonfruit_2492

1978: AI correctly identifies suspect voices, used by the CIA 1984: first AI voice text to speech 2001: first gen AI able to match suspects from very low quality pictures 2025: SpongeBob running from the cops in HD

No-Improvement3164

HD been drilling

MakeOSUGreatAgain63

Why tf did you buy options on LOW and HD 🤣🤣😭😭😭

blazenation

im in HD 390C for 11/7 @ 5.4 avg, oversold on rsi @ support. stop for me is likely daily close under 375

SdrawkcabEmaN2

No. Just plain old retail. Some of those stocks I think will suddenly take off soon. Some sort of already have. Look at AEO, it's down now but was on fore after earnings...I've been buying. GAP should be good too. But they load, accumulated, then drum up the buzz. So you gotta be able to pick a good stock all on your own. ADBE one I'm on. A little biopharm company that's taken off here lately. Doordash maybe, Lowes, HD, TGT. I mean idk if target is still wide of the mark but these are April low prices still for that stock and a 5% dividend at this price. They're not gonna talk you out of staying in speculative AI stocks, they'll just let you figure out that they were supporting the price action. Oil stocks, gold, silver, miners. Vale is an iron play. Nov is drilling equipment. Caterpillar is taking off. Utility conglomerates. Verizon, ATT. The rest of the market has been left to languish to dare dummies into full porting into AI, who think they have solved the riddle. People called me an idiot here in March/April for going 95% NVDA. But once I realized it was a trap...I mean they don't normally tell me when a stock is gonna tank. So lately I'm doing yeoman's work swinging smaller percentages and selling calls, I've got a big play or two but more important I know I won't get wiped out in a bubble collapse bloodbath. And if you don't have a clue....Cash is just fine. My natural instinct is the opposite of the herd so I play to my strengths. Just know if you don't have an idea of what the market value of a stock should be, or a price target you independently reached ,you're the mark. And when you realize you made a mistake and stuck around too long, don't wait 5 years hoping you really were accidentally on the golden ticket. Cut the losses. Cause 100% take it to the bank some of these companies are not going to recover. They only existed to fleece retail. TDOC and PTON come to mind from the pandemic. They're just now showing signs of life. And I know people who rode them all the way down because they were more invested in being right than their money. Just basic psychology at the end of the day.

mulberryzeke

BREAKING: They caught the guy who shot the priest with a pepper ball. [link](https://i.imgur.com/HD4oxjK.png)

Suspicious_Exit_3767

I don’t think it will either , but think UPS v FEDEX , LYFT v UBER, HD v LOWES etc - there’s always a rival

sylphvanas

Why tf is $HD dumping every day

DoubleFamous5751

Maybe instead of buying rope you should buy some HD calls https://preview.redd.it/vgggxcwnzttf1.jpeg?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1f7032c4c06e3f0ef7a6512028137c662f87e971

Simple-Knowledge-411

to many ULTRA HD in your image bro

peterpeer9

# BREAKING NEWS: NEW SAM ALTMAN INTERVIEW: "A DAY IN THE LIFE" > I wake up in the morning at 5AM thanks to my Apple watch (AAPL:+7%) and then I'm out the door (HD:+18%). My assistant brings my coffee (SBUX:+12%) and then I do deep work for 2-3 hours writing code (MSFT:+4%). During my lunch I usually have something cultural catered to office (CMG:+23%) and browse the paper (NYT:+5%), I like keeping up with what's going on in the world. Later I work more and head home (TSLA:+17%)

LittleBoy1954

I have a HP Pavilion with a 15" screen, running an Intel i5 Gen 11 processor, Intel Iris XE graphics, 16GB of RAM and a 1TB HD. Upgraded to Win 11 a few months ago. Works well. I run ThinkorSwim (Schwab) desktop as my trading software. I paid 500 for it a couple of years ago. Amazon Prime days are tomorrow and Wed. You might to look there for a Prime deal. I've seen my computer at Best Buy and Walmart for 470. I also use the ToS app on my iPhone 15 but much prefer my HP. For your price point you can get a pretty powerful platform. Some people will take issue with my HP and recommend Lenovo or Dell instead and that's OK. I've always had good luck with HP and since I buy them through Costco I always get the extended warranty. Be sure that whatever graphics are in your laptop are capable of running an external monitor, you'll want that feature.

potatopants98

Home Depot at $35 +\- back in 2011. I cashed it out to buy an engagement ring. HD stock is close to $400 now.

theoutsideinternist

My argument would be that MSFT and AAPL were already well established in 2015 and you easily could have predicted their ongoing success. Tech isn't going to disappear. Companies like WMT and HD even beat SPY, in 2015 most solid portfolios could be expected to include those. I have been investing for 15 years and while that isn't much compared to some of you here, I have dozens of watch lists I've created over the years and going back to some of my older ones you will find things like CAT, AMD, HD, AVGO, KO. Of course you don't beat the market long term by avoiding momentum stocks altogether, those outliers inflate growth for the entire index and if you're not invested then you're SOL on that. But you will likely not lose if you invest in solid companies and update every year or so or rebalance as you add $. My primary argument is to say these ETF's holdings are public knowledge so you can easily copy their core strategies, but you are more likely to leave money on the table over the long term because of their over-diversification. I have a list of Buffett's investments that I've watched since 2009 and certainly if you held the majority of those companies from 2009 still today you would not be beating the market, so I understand what you're saying in regard to hindsight, but I did specifically mention having to rearrange and update your portfolio periodically to account for new and changing consumer habits. It certainly isn't "set it and forget it" -- but who actively on this sub does that, really? The majority who I see are actively investing, and putting money into VGT is just as easy as putting it in to AVGO or MSFT. So not investing directly might be related to discomfort with investing, but also based on what I've seen on a lot of subs, and what I believed before I looked into it for myself, it might also be based on misinformation regarding the actual value proposition of an ETF.

Skeptik7

HD at $53

Day-Chicken

Have you seen the videos of the 72HD vehicle they're praising. Thing looks slinkier than a used ruger. This is a long shot gamble...walk away from the table because the house is about to take their rake!

BugStock

!banbet HD $390 48h

surmoiFire

put on HD, and your lumbar yard.

Saltaired

I’m biased because I work at Lowe’s, but honestly being in the trenches and seeing it up close, I’m optimistic for both HD and LOW. Customers still prefer a brick and mortar store for a lot of the product (plants, lumber, paint, major appliances) and Lowe’s has been aggressive with expanding same-day and two-day shipping and delivery. In the last earnings call, leadership was optimistic about growth in the coming years based on the new housing builds that will be required. They didn’t sound too worried about tariffs. I think they handled the pandemic boom well and they prepared themselves for the boom to settle, unlike Target. 

Chardo14

I run an 07 a toyota mechanic took care of but abused, for my work, pulls 2k lbs everyday hauling payload reaching 7k total weight itself. Plowed over 5+ years and my biggest bill, this year, was 5k for 4 HD tires, 2 rear axels with barings, brakes, rotors, and a few other pesky things that I chose to do in the name of preference. I'm about 200k miles and I dont see much to do in the next 50k miles it is ready to work everyday. Best truck I've owned yet

Throwaway2600k

All games will be games as a service. Low res $10/hour HD res $30/hour 4k res $90/hour Oh don't forget $100 for the game.

aroundtheclock1

It’s admirable how good they’ve been at being revolutionary while also late to the party. Never had Blu-Ray/HD-DVD, axed Ethernet plugs, dropped floppies all like years before competitors. Even though they’ve since went back, having only USB-C on MBPs was such a boss move.

anonkraken

Now you can lose money in HD

Sylco100

Don’t make decisions based on Reddit. Even if the person who says that associates his opinion on HD with a 27% drop that has nothing to do with HD.

Skeptik7

HD

skymagic

HD memes were the time to be alive

Fuzzy_Louise_2405

GOOGL, RDDT, META, NFLX, V, WMT, SN, CROX, CMG, HD. Tried to put the ones I use the most and one for other sectors on the brands I buy the most

JackDStipper

I am running LEAPS on MSFT, AAPL, AMZN, HD, and others, but that's my starter list. Then sell 35 delta calls 45 DTE.

motocycledog

My dad bought me HD stock when I graduated high school it has gone up a lot since then but I can never sell it for emotional Reasons

14mmwrench

I'm talking apples to apples. If you want to compare sport models  to highway sleds Japan destroys what HD can offer.  I compared the big displacement 1900cc 800lb+ Harley  vs another big displacement motorcycle of the same price that is designed to do the same job. Pound out highways miles. Those models listed will suck on the highway compared to something like a Road Glide or a Dyna, and really suck compared to a Gold Wing.

mis_nalgas2

$HD is tempting for a scalp

Dystopicfuturerobot

When I used to build bikes 20 years ago Panheads , shovels , rigid chops etc I walked into a HD dealership after not being in one for most of my life. Literally everything was made in china. There was more space for clothing and junk than there was showroom space for motorcycles The guy behind the counter said they didn’t even carry evo parts anymore. Only twin cam stuff They should have gone out of business 15 years ago

LordFarthington7

Triumph had a very successful relaunch in the early 2000s launching relatively cheap good looking bikes. Harley is synonymous with older riders. All motorcyclists love each other deep down but check out how roasted Harley guys typically get on r/motorcycles. From pricing to culture, HD is pretty cringe.

ReaktiveFX

Yamaha Bolt MSRP $8,599 HD equivalent Nightster MSRP $9,999 Suzuki Boulevard is $9,299 Kawasaki Vulcan $8,499 Honda Fury $11,449 Honda Shadow $8,699 I’m still failing to see the “half the price” factor

BTCBert

Calls on SMCI, DLO, NVO & Puts on MSFT, HD, OPEN

Worldly-Cockroach800

HD has been creating garbage machines with plenty of bling and cult following. You're talking about people willing to buy $15 a quart HD branded oil, and $40 T-shirts all around the world now.

segersmarc

IMO you make a good choice selling your stocks of HD, bad times coming for Harley

ricktitball2

HD

ReaktiveFX

HD did announce a sub $6,000 motorcycle for 2026 with the attempt to capture a younger audience. The new CEO is definitely aware of their position in the market. They’ve also made strides have YouTube influencers into their r&d facilities to show the public their processes, something they have never done. Also Buell has been brought back as their own brand marketing a $25,000 super cruiser model which seems backwards to me when historically HD made cruisers and Buell made sporty bikes with HD motors.

thedonutman

HD will explode in 15 years or so*. All of the 9 year olds on their e-bike will convert if AI doesn't take their job opportunities. We have little biker gangs around here on them. *Slightly sarcastic. I have no idea. Not financial advice.

windedsloth

Waiting for HD to announce a shift to AI driving.

DSMRob

IMO HD’s biggest issue is they dont have anything to attract the younger crowed. The new generation, around me anyway doesnt want large CC motorcycles. Throw in the rumble and vibration of the V-twin and its just not something that appeals to them. Lets say the avg cycle rider will own a bike between ages 18 and 55. Thats 30-37 years of ownership but they wont buy the first Harley until age 30. Thats 12 years of missed market share and brand loyalty 1/3 of the lifehood of motorcycle ownership.

Imperial_Toast

Blue collar guys are doing well and will continue to do well. Blue collar guys need hobbies and wanna look cool. HD won’t go down much.

giraloco

If there is a recession some guys who wanted to buy a yacht may buy a HD instead and sales may go up.

ShoemakerMicah

Motorcycle industry guy here. You probably have a winning play. The HD demographic is aging out and not replacing old with new. Almost ALL my acquaintances INSIDE HD were let go a few years ago or fairly recently. American made bikes are gonna be FUCKED by tariffs and they absolutely know this.

Woodit

That’s the cumulative effect though. Once a rider buys their first Harley at say around 40, they’ll often stick with that brand until the end. Which also makes sense when you consider that HD is a luxury brand and requires income enough for it. There’s also a very active youth scene with Harley focused mostly on pre owned dynas and sportsters that isn’t as visible if you’re not into motorcycle culture generally. I was at an event yesterday at a HD dealer (a customer chopper build competition - think Easy Rider, not Orange County Choppers), and I’d say the average age was early 30s

5365616E48

If HD hadn't gone crying to Reagan, they'd have been gone log ago. Yesterday’s technology at tomorrow’s prices

Woodit

While you may be correct, folks inside the motorcycle industry and out have been saying the exact same things about HD for a very long time. It was essentially the conventional wisdom when I worked in it and that ended in 2015.  Regarding their aging customer base, that ignores that customers age into Harley as well. Lots of first time buyers are formerly owners of metric bikes.

InnerSandersMan

I don't like ELF at first glance. I don't follow it, so maybe you know something I don't. PYPL has stiff competition. I like what they're saying they are going to do, just not sure if I believe they can pull it off. AMD/ NVDA- Seem to have lots of support. No signs of slowing down. AMZN- read some concerning information about valuations on Amazon, but I still think they are a good play long term. GOOGL- Tough the ignore this machine. They adapt and overcome. NKE- Not something I know about. I did own it 25 years ago, but had to sell to pay bills. HD- Seems like a solid play. Interest rates down- building up. Home prices up to much- stay and remodel. They win either way. I think it's a solid portfolio. I have invested for a while and I do better than average. That said, I struggle to beat S&P and NASDAQ ETFs. I'd consider putting a significant amount into ETFs. The day is coming when I step away and simply invest in them. Best of Luck!

stockratic

Below was my post yesterday, I copied to here. Better to click on my avatar to see the actual post so you can click on the two links (cant click on them below). One of them has substantial detail about the tech. The other has some too. ———- Datavault AI (DVLT) launching leading tech - Sept 8 and Sept 9 PRs have the key info and as already posted, a CEO-affiliated company just acquired 10M shares at $.32 ($3.2M) Know what you are buying! I'm in for 25,000 shares today. They have a great shot! **See bold-font words** for quick key points from the articles. This one could take off... Super key: * **Volume production is scheduled to begin this quarter.** * **Nov 3 is first 180-day delisting deadline. A second 180-day period seems highly likely to be granted, IF NEEDED (unless share price at or above $1.00 for 10 consecutive days), especially after recent 10M shares/$3.2M investment by CEO-affiliated entity.** [Datavault AI Announces Entity Affiliated with CEO Acquires 10 Million Shares of DVLT Common Stock](https://finance.yahoo.com/news/datavault-ai-announces-entity-affiliated-103500397.html) **From this Sept 8 PR:** * $3.2M of a convertible note converted into shares. * In the acoustic domain, **Datavault AI’s WiSA®, ADIO®, and Sumerian® technologies provide foundational patents for spatial and multichannel wireless HD sound transmission** * **enable standards-based licensing programs that set global standards** for immersive audio experiences in consumer electronics, entertainment, and beyond. * **Datavault AI’s patents in digital asset frameworks, secure data vaults, machine learning classifiers, and user-generated digital records empower secure, immutable data management.** Key patents include those for carbon credit digitization, which pioneer scalable platforms for generating, trading, and monetizing environmental assets; systems for securing sandboxed generative AI models; platforms for user data management; and methods for litigation management through AI-driven insights. Together, these holdings—now exceeding 72 patents—cover critical areas like digital asset frameworks, autonomous digital systems, and spread spectrum data communications, providing technical relevance in high-growth sectors such as fintech, biotech, energy, and healthcare. [Datavault AI Launches WiSA E Endeavour Receiver Module, Setting the New Price and Quality Standard in Wireless Audio Transmission](https://finance.yahoo.com/news/datavault-ai-launches-wisa-e-132500269.html) **From this Sept 9 PR** * It supports scalable wireless speaker configurations of up to eight audio channels, This flexibility unlocks a variety of use cases—such as **enhancing WiSA E-enabled TVs, projectors, or soundbars** by wirelessly adding subwoofers or surround channels to create immersive audio experiences for consumers. * The Endeavour wireless audio system delivers a **compelling alternative to Bluetooth LE by outperforming it on several metrics.** * **Designed for cost efficiency, Endeavour eliminates the need for proprietary codecs or additional components, reducing bill of materials costs and simplifying system integration.** * Endeavour supports scalable configurations of **up to eight channels, exceeding Bluetooth's typical five-channel limit** at lower resolutions. * **Availability:** Engineering samples and development kits for the WiSA E Endeavour Receiver Module are available now. **Volume production is scheduled to begin this quarter.** * **Licensing**: Datavault AI has retained Greenberg Traurig, LLP and is **actively constructing global licensing strategies and the orchestration of standards-based partnerships with leading international IP holders.** The work is ongoing by management to pursue maximum yield.

stockratic

Just found this info for more specifics. Pretty strong... Datavault AI (DVLT) has established relationships with **multiple high-fidelity audio companies**, primarily through its **WiSA® and ADIO® technologies**, which underpin standards-based licensing for **multichannel wireless HD sound**. Here's how the partnerships break down: # High-Fidelity Audio Relationships |Company|Relationship with DVLT|Notes| |:-|:-|:-| |**Harman International** (Samsung)|**Technology integration & licensing**|DVLT’s WiSA and ADIO platforms are interoperable with Harman’s multichannel systems.| |**Bang & Olufsen**|**WiSA Association member**|DVLT’s tech supports immersive audio in B&O’s wireless speaker systems.| |**LG Electronics**|**Platform compatibility**|DVLT’s WiSA E modules are designed to enhance LG’s Android-based TVs and soundbars.| |**Hisense & TCL**|**OEM partnerships**|DVLT’s receiver modules are engineered for integration into their smart A/V platforms.| |**Platin Audio**|**Direct product collaboration**|Platin Audio uses WiSA-certified modules, many of which are powered by DVLT’s IP.|

Designer-Rain8165

All in META calls, Zuck gonna enslave us in 4K HD.

thr0waway12324

I disagree that Apple is mostly valued as a status symbol though. Sure there is some element to that but as a developer or designer, MacBooks are way better than anything else. It’s like a more polished Linux. It’s not even close. The SSD part is accurate but you can always just buy an external HD and connect it via thunderbolt and get wayyy cheaper cost per byte. I will never understand why anyone would upgrade their HD on a MacBook for those prices. Those people are uninformed or just looking for extra convenience.

yrnqceo

https://www.youtube.com/live/rUcMkIcJPuQ?si=9XH9HD98EtSL9xYi

SeriuoslyCasual

Home builders, HD are what I bought 40 days ago. These types of things love lower interest rates.

ShimmyxSham

It really depends on your risk tolerance… NVDA, IBIT & HD

LincolnAveDrifter

I mined bitcoin in 2009 on the 1.0 client with my Gateway AMD X3 Triple core processor, every 12 hours worth 37 mil. Lost the HD. Fuck you i suck more

No-Improvement3164

Yeah. Look at Apple HD ITB. They haven’t made you anything in a year

Frozen_Shades

HD having a massive day.

zeradragon

When are they going to do an iPhone 1HD remaster?

Jordykins850

I have DE, LEN, HD & KRE puts open right now. If you’re somewhat bearish on *parts* of the economy, these are very good choices. Deere - holder of many souring loans, impacted badly by tariff policy on both ends of supply/demand, impacted poorly by immigration policy as well, a traditional cyclical that now looks materially weaker than rival (CAT) and simply trades at a huge premium for no reason. Lennar - it’s simply the weakest looking home builder in a crashing housing market. It’s impacted poorly by policy. They gave up margin to keep sales flowing. Execs *HAVE NOT* sold shares. Pretty much the only ticker related to housing where execs have not dumped. I think, under the hood, it could be so bad that that’s the reason they have not dumped. Home Depot - trades too high, impacted poorly by admin policy, housing crashing. This one is the biggest softball of bunch for just an immediate and quick 10-15% pullback. KRE - regional banks are extremely fragile and have been pumping for no reason. PNC had to swoop in and pick up a FAILING BANK over the weekend. While Home Depot is the most obvious for what you see on the surface.. regionals is the most obvious if you’ve deep dived how bad those CRE and re-performing loans look 👀 Now we know we’re seeing less workers. Their books look worse and worse every day. If you want financials/bank exposure in your port, there is literally not one reason to own a regional except for the fact you might drive pass the logo on your daily commute. Shit is bad bad 👀 These and other hyper-inflated NON-TECH stonks are the tickers that need to come down the most if we are to avoid some larger, broader collapse in the coming months.

Jordykins850

I picked up some selective puts at EOD (LEN, DE, KRE, HD) Am I fucked? 🤔

aggie_hero7

Agreed. I like the short term downside and then for long term strength I like home builders and will look for entry’s on TOL HD LOW FNMC and a few others this week..

jpnc97

Lmao call credit spread on a mega stonk like google? Pure retardium. Do that on HD or something

maha420

Still around, owned by Acer now and sold as a Walmart brand. [https://www.walmart.com/ip/Gateway-Notebook-11-6-Touchscreen-2-in-1s-Laptop-Intel-Celeron-N4020-4GB-RAM-64GB-HD-Windows-10-Home-Blue-GWTC116-2BL/333410242?classType=VARIANT](https://www.walmart.com/ip/Gateway-Notebook-11-6-Touchscreen-2-in-1s-Laptop-Intel-Celeron-N4020-4GB-RAM-64GB-HD-Windows-10-Home-Blue-GWTC116-2BL/333410242?classType=VARIANT)

Extension-appeal

Valid. I’d love a year round Halloween section of HD

theoverture

I recall a HD manufacturer declaring bankruptcy, stock dropping to $0.06 and later that day trading for $20+ a share. Had you bought at the bottom, and sold at the top, a $3000 investment would have made you nearly a million. **In one day**

Viracochina

Calls on HD it is!

BigMissileWallStreet

Home Depot is a lot like Amazon where it’s just a pass through for other entities. HD probably gets paid either way and may not be the one taking the hit on tariffs.

Busy_Print6699

You want to pick stocks that you are comfortable owning and sell the put at a price you are comfortable buying that stock at also looking at delta and premiums. There are several higher volatility names people use for CSP such as TSLA, PLTR, NVDA that are used for higher premiums and there are several more stable names like WMT, JNJ, HD, KO that are used for decent premiums with limited stock movement. Strategies for stock selection often involve looking at RSI and Bollinger Bands to see what stocks on your list are oversold or near the bottom of ranges to sell puts on with the expectation the stock will recover back to the mean and your puts will expire worthless. Of course pay attention to see what caused the pullback to begin with.

Jordykins850

KBH is off of 50 for no reason, HD is off 350. The in-between is prob the sweet spot for peak gains.

socialengineer420

HD photography right there