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All BS aside, how’s calls on MSFT looking this week?
Me going into earnings week with $5000 in SMCI, MSFT, & AMD calls
Need to practice option trading with paper money
Who’s ready to burn their life savings this week
FOMC Week… 1-26-24 SPY/ ES Futures, QQQ/ NQ Futures, 10YR Yield, DXY/ US Dollar and Cl/ Oil Futures Weekly Market Analysis
FOMC Week… 1-26-24 SPY/ ES Futures, QQQ/ NQ Futures, 10YR Yield, DXY/ US Dollar and Cl/ Oil Futures Weekly Market Analysis
FOMC Week… 1-26-24 SPY/ ES Futures, QQQ/ NQ Futures, 10YR Yield, DXY/ US Dollar and Cl/ Oil Futures Weekly Market Analysis
This is a small dumb little thing but it's HUGE in its Implications - Google Puts Chrome On Windows ARM - Effectively Seeding Chromebooks
Who’s buying MSFT & AMD calls for earnings?
I took too long to move my MSFT stocks and now I don't know if I should wait after the weekend to buy.
Equinix Launching Service for Nvidia's Al Supercomputing Infrastructure to Businesses 🚀
Equinix Launching Service for Nvidia’s Al Supercomputing Infrastructure to Businesses
Wall Street Newsletter S03E06: All-time highs are here. What's next?
Poor Man’s Covered Call What it is, why I’m doing it with $30k worth of MSFT calls , and why you should consider trying it. TLDR at TOP
MSFT has now overtaken AAPL in market cap.
Some predictions for Microsoft, Palantir, AMD, Amazon, Spotify and Tesla.
Is it normal for the index funds to be weighted this heavily by mega caps?
What are your top picks for the top performance stocks for this year?
Epic V Continues to Show How Little Risk Exists
Has anyone seriously looked at Global Foundries [$GFS]
$CBDW News 1606 Corp. CEO Attends Consumer Electronics Show (CES) For Collaboration Meetings
$MSFT has potentially created a "new battery" with AI - Musk / $TSLA Says Interesting
Top 10 S&P 500 companies by market cap weighting since 1980. MSFT is the reining champ for persistence.
The true interpretation of Friday's Jobs Report
A true interpretation of Friday's Jobs Report
Lumen $LUMN Insider & Big Boys Buying Spree Post Dividend Halt, Kate Johnson & Co. Personally Buying the Dip
LUMEN $LUMN INSIDER & BIG BOYS BUYING SPREE POST DIVI HALT, KATE JOHNSON & CO. BACK THE DIP HARD!
And the AI Show Goes On - GPT 4.5 Turbo Leaks - $MSFT - Its Real And Available -https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/ai-services/openai
Taiwan Semi (TSMC) will be 'back to strong growth in 2024' - JPMorgan (holding small position)
Potential for massive shorts/puts tmrw (Jan 4th) after the release of the Epstein List (likely today after market close, Jan 3rd)?
If Bill Gates is on Jeffrey Epstein’s list is this a great put buying opportunity for MSFT?
Does buying puts on MSFT if Bill Gates is on the Jeffrey Epstein Client List sound like a bad idea?
Does buying puts on MSFT if Bill Gates is on Jeffrey Epstein’s client list sound like a bad idea?
80% on the year for 2023, wonder if Buffet needs a new #2.
80% on the year for 2023, wonder if buffet needs a new #2.
How would you spend $1500 if you regularly forget stocks exist for months at a time? How do you decide which stocks are to be held and which losses cut?
Keep an eye on $MSFT (potential put money making opportunity)
If you had $40k to invest right now, what would you do with it?
The NYTs is suing Microsoft and I think there is a profitability play on their stocks
New York Times sues Microsoft and OpenAI for copyright infringement
The commercialization of multimodal models is emerging, Gemini now appears to exceed ChatGPT
The commercialization of multimodal models is emerging, Gemini now appears to exceed ChatGPT
Do you ever buy stocks outside of the indexes and Mag 7 near all time highs?
Question regarding this type of Play Option?
The biggest lesson that I've learned in my 10 year investing career.
MSFTs Open Ai will raise funds with valuation of $100B
Mentions
GOOG? Useless. Sell. AMZN? Useless. Sell. AAPL? Useless. Sell. Walmart? Useless. Sell. MSFT? Useless. Sell.
You accuse me of moving goal posts and straw men while COMPLETELY ignoring the fact that I never said grounding removes all error. As a matter of fact I specifically made sure to say (on multiple occasions) that it is incumbent on the user to ensure the answer to the query is correct. I'm not sure how else to spell it out for you without using crayons. You seem to be arguing for the sake of arguing, and cherry picking things I say and ignoring others, which is bad faith. And arrogant. And haughty. All for what? Scoring e-peen points in a conversation which no one is paying attention to besides you and I lol? Let me try again, for the third time. AI has specific use cases in which one can be confident of its performance. LMM CAN be highly accurate when used appropriately for specific use cases. I'll use the market example again. Queries revolving around past market performance are not interpretive when phrased correctly. What does that mean? That means isaying "how'd the NASDAQ work out for everyone in the year 2000" is begging for a sub-optimal response from Gemini. If used in that manner, I AGREE WITH YOU that the user will more than likely open themselves up to slop. If one poses the question more like "what price were MSFT shares when the dot Com bubble burst? How did the price of MSFT change in comparison to QUAL within the 5 year period after the dot Com bubble." That query is fenced off. It has boundaries that leave very little room for Gemini to fly off the rails because the data it asks for is not gray. It is very much black and white. Example 2: Good query: "given the performance of FSELX over the past 24 months and an expectation of continued 20% returns going forward the next 5 years, and given a dollar/cost average of 1000 dollars biweekly, what is an estimation of the total net worth of said investment after a 5 year period?". This is a math problem. You've given Gemini a set of parameters within which to perform a calculation. That's a perfectly fenced query, and your results will be accurate. You can be fairly certain of it and if you are not, you can verify Gemini's answer because it will give you the formula it used to perform its calculation. Ask me how I know. Its because that is what we use it for in my use case. It has yet to fail. Do we ASSUME it will never fail? Of course not, that would be stupid, because your argument 100% has merits in that there is greater than zero chance it might hallucinate or commit an error.
ngl $MSFT at this price is almost more regarded than $NVDA under 180
It’s a bigger dip. They really got hyped with MSFT, NVDA, and GOOG. The volume says they should be priced around $320. Anything above that is AI craze/hype/greed. It is being corrected now.
You are comparing new growth to established companies. What was IBM's PE back then? Answer: 30ish. MSFT was also between 30-40.
MSFT and AMZN you ugly . Be better
What is going on with MSFT? Are there problems with Openai? is this new nvidia model a threat?
For those of you wondering why MSFT is tanking harder on red tech days than other big tech is because investors aren't convinced MSFT can fully fly solo on AI without OpenAI and ChatGPT. Nadella and MSFT has to come out with their own skynet T-1000 AI that's as good as GOOG's Gemini or ChatGPT
Not sure to be honest. I have MSFT, GOOGL, AAPL, and NVDA as some individual holdings, three of which have current total gains over 100%. MSFT *only* has about an 87% total gain at the moment and I've got about a 241% gain on NVDA. I have contemplated selling enough shares of NVDA to recoup (most of) my initial investment to position elsewhere and then just let the rest run - basically, a "playing with house money" approach. It's in an IRA, so I am not worried about the tax implications, but so far, I haven't pulled the trigger yet. I've considered doing something similar on GOOGL and AAPL that have 171% and 118% returns, respectively, right now. However, I'm also a bit hesitant because I bought 100 shares of AAPL at $14/share in 2002 and sold it about 12-18 months later when it was in the high 20s/low 30s and had basically doubled in a short period of time. If I had held those shares until today, with splits, I'd be sitting on 5,600 shares worth about $1.5 Million. So, I'm a little gun shy on selling some of these names after that still painful lesson. However, a couple of differences now are (a) I would only sell a portion to recoup some of my initial investment and keep the rest (likely) in perpetuity, and (b) there's also arguably "less room to grow" compared to 20+ years ago (I.e. how quickly will MSFT, GOOGL, AAPL, NVDA double, or triple, compared to other names out there). So, I know that doesn't really answer the question, but that's sort of where I am with NVDA at the moment.
I’m aware that NBIS has some issues but JFC, ignoring all other aspects of its business, its market cap is less than the MSFT and META deals combined.
MSFT APR17 500C. Now sitting at -16%. Surely MSFT doesn't just go back to 400 💀
Seriously thinking of selling everything and starting out again. Was up $21,000 last week which had reduced to only $5000 this week. AVGO, MSFT, GOOG have all fucked me over.
MSFT you are the biggest piece of fucking shit I swear to God. I don't know why I'm losing money on you like I invested in a fucking blue chip. Wake the fuck up.
MSFT going to continue costing me money I see. POS.
There will always be companies and countries buying NVDA chips, it's stupid to sell NVDA. If you think it's a bubble, I would short or stay away from OpenAI connected companies, MSFT, ORCL and that bunch.
JFC, with the crash. This isn’t pets.com type stocks. Also back during that era Michael Dell told Apple to liquidate and give what’s left to the stockholders. What happened? As a matter of fact Apple’s service sector revenue is about the same as Dell overall, but Apple services has a higher profit margin. You think MSFT’s revenue stream will cease? As if Excel and Word will no longer be used. Please…. Let’s see how long through 2026 we’ll keep seeing this big AI crash that’s coming.
1.46 billion Indians MSFT Amazon Netflix Walmart
$MSFT about to give me depression
MAG7 all green except for MSFT
I full ported a MSFT leap, so, I’d kill for 3% down lol.
>I'm im leadership at a household name F100. I get the detailed stats for copilot usage. How often you use it, how heavily you use it, what you are using. Then why did you say this 4 days ago? >3 points 4 days ago >Bro are you me? A new grad at MSFT 6 months and at this point things are so bad I’m working nonstop. It seems more like you work at microsoft and are being told to glaze copilot on reddit, or are deciding to do that on your own. It's also weird that you'd tell such an obvious lie when your whole post history (as well as using terms like "semester") makes it clear you are not a senior exec at a large F100 company but are instead a recent CS grad. Edit: and. . . you set your post history to private. Lol. I guess you're free to LARP a senior management forever more now.
Skype was first to market and quite successful. Really the precursor to modern WhatsApp. Of course, that was before MSFT bought Skype. In that sense, META has done a better job with WhatsApp. Anyway Microsoft Teams is a mega successful project. As is PowerBI.
We only buy MSFT products because they are a effectivly a monopoly. The actual software is trash.
To the extent you believe in economies of scale, larger companies will always outperform smaller ones over long time horizons. Small companies also often get rolled up into larger companies through M&A. When you buy MSFT you are really buying a frankenstein of Activision, LinkedIn, Skype, etc. So large companies gravitationally pull in the best small companies anyway.
The circle jerk isn't AI, it's the Ai bubble media. we now have yahoo finance quoting extremetech quoting the information (or whatever) quoting an unnamed source that MSFT is on record disagreeing with. GTFOOH.
MSFT scaling back? NVDA just felt a chill
Thank you for the discount $MSFT
Totally get this opinion, but this opinion may be exactly why we do something like a 2025 replay at a minimum and see 5600-5700 into early March before we ramp hard again. Sometimes, the Nasdaq's just going to do what it's going to do and this OpenAI crap is going to be an issue if NVDA and MSFT unwind at the calendar turn.
Yes, it is sensible, but I would still suggest having an additional small bucket of money for value investing. I may just be one anecdote, but I wish someone had told me to do the same thing. I began investing in index funds at 15 years of age, thanks to my parents. This was in 1999. After 18 years of investing monthly into an SP500 index fund, my returns were just under 4% IRR. That’s when I opened a separate account for value investing, 8 years ago. When I started, the dotcom bubble hadn’t quite reached its peak, but it was close. My average yearly return was actually NEGATIVE after 12 years. All that said, I still think index fund investing is the right call for 99% of people, and I still have my original account. Today(26 years of investing in an index fund), my average return is now around 6.5% in that account. If the market crashes for a 3rd time since I started, that 6.5% will come way down. The good news is that I opened that separate account 8 years ago specifically for value investing. While I have drastically refined my methods over the 8 years, my CAGR in that account now sits at 78.2% with this year coming in at 221% so far, and 2022 bringing in 118%. I have not participated in the ai trade either. Never owned NVDA, GOOGL, MSFT, TSLA, TSMC, or any other major players until I bought LEAPs in INTC when it was around $22 this year. (For reference, I am usually around 5-10% margin, with each position being 75-90% in shares and 10-25% in options. I almost never exceed 5 positions). This account is 15x the size of my index fund account. I am not a genius. I was a decent student in HS and Uni, but never a savant or prodigy. In my math classes I would say, generally, I would be in the top 10%, but never close to the top student. 8 years is a blink in the investing world, and I am not blind to the fact that much of my returns are due to luck, not brilliance. However, I still think market beating returns are possible for almost anyone with a half decent intelligence level. So long as you understand a few things: 1 - Volatility does not equal risk. In 8 years, my account has had 2 draw downs of over 50%, and 6 of over 30%. Those draw 50% downs both occurred during my best years. 2 - Price is what you pay. Value is what you get. It really matters how much you pay to buy a company. So you better know what you’re buying. 3 - Spreadsheet math, and DCFs, are almost useless if you don’t have real QUALITATIVE reasoning for the forecast. Qualitative data is way undervalued by fundamental analysts. If you understand a business extremely well, with extremely high levels of conviction, then it becomes much easier to figure out their future earnings power 3-5 years out. Lastly, I really like Pfizer. I don’t own it, but it is 100% near the top of my watch list. I am not sure what lead you to that company, but I think it is a good start for a small bucket devoted to individual stocks.
I agree and even if people are willing to pay a data center to host their model, the data center will make a reasonable profit. But there will be competition in that business. It doesn’t seem like a data center will make a profit comparable to that of MSFT in the 1990s or Google in the early 2000s, unless they somehow become THE AI data center company and all other AI data center companies shrivel away. But could the government, behind the scenes, tilt the marketplace toward a single winner in the data center model hosting space?
Only 15k shares of HXGBY traded on Friday even though they are into robotics & partnered with NVDIA & MSFT. Why this dogshit volume?🤷
Looks like your portfolio is already super tech-heavy with MSFT, AAPL, and CARG making up most of it. Selling the ETFs and smaller positions could be a good chance to diversify a bit. Going all in on GOOGL would just pile more tech on top, so if you’re thinking long-term and for your son, maybe consider a broad market ETF or something outside tech to spread risk. Or even a mix of a couple sectors. That way you’re not overexposed if tech hits a rough patch
Doesn’t MSFT own a pretty big percentage of OpenAI? If the latter goes down, it’ll spread.
MSFT to add a copilot button to your printer
I full ported MSFT calls. March exp
Are LLMs going to turn out more like the dot com bubble's web servers? IPO darling "Netscape" offered a licensed web server for a while. I guess they made some money on it. But everybody ended up running Apache. I think MSFT played catch up with IIS. And some time later Nginx became very popular. But nobody today talks about the vast fortunes earned by "Netscape Application Server", or Apache or even IIS.
I think MSFT calls are easy money at this point, but I haven't done a ton of DD. For now I have a jun 480c. It's expensive so I'll probably only average down once if the dip dips. otherwise I'll ride it until at least february.
Ha, didn't even think to see how these ended. Unloaded the last of my 12/19 450 calls in the morning, but it looks like the second leg of this market's drop finally pushed CVNA over the edge. Had the SP500 held that 1pm level, I doubt we'd see this in CVNA. Looks like the Nasdaq also took the SP500 down the cliff. Usually, if you get that heavy morning selloff, then the market bounces around 12-1pm and levels out slightly higher for the rest of the day. If the selling starts a bit later around 11am, then it continues into the close. This selling took place in the premarket with the Nasdaq already flashing red. No way the market holds when mega caps like NVDA, MSFT, AMZN, and GOOG are down 2-3%.
Just look at MSFT, GOOG and AMZN racking in billions from their cloud services.
I invest in known reputable companies MSFT, NVDA, AMD, NKE and like others. So even if the stock value goes down, I will be back in time. Plus I keep stocks for a long time. It's mostly a reliable process for me.
new burry tweets, new AI model (like this week when googl got fuk), random "fake news" (see MSFT -3% last week or ORCL this Friday), mrPres. bad health condition, MU shitting their ERs... and TSLA increased sales
Some of it was just growth. Some of my big winners are UA, I was into that stock really early on. I’ve had MSFT since around $30. Shopify was also a big gainer for me. Didn’t start out with a huge amount in any of them. Wished I would’ve put more in them. But they grew to be big parts of my portfolio. Except for UA. I sold that one at a good time and put it into Shopify.
Bro on news like this I get if NVDA falls why does AMZN, MSFT, META, GOOGL the whole market have to fall I don’t get it
Best on stocks like AAPL or MSFT where IV is extremely low but they can make gigantic outsized moves when oversold. Apple leaps went up over 3x during this 40% run. Meanwhile on stocks like ASTS, the ITM/ATM leaps barely give 1.1x-1.2x leverage since the IV is 100%.
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MSFT Amazon WMT Netflix Google Apple India
MSFT, Amazon, Walmart, Netflix, Google Riding with these companies that are balls deep in a country with 1.46 billion people
How AI can be bubble. My dear friends, it has already entered in our life. I am using it and now ready to pay for it. Enjoy AI. Take risk in any stock on the basis of its earnings growth & fundamentals. MU, TSLA, AVGO, LRCX, META, GOOGLE, MSFT, ORCL etc are big companies. These companies financials fundamentals are very strong and expenses on AI doesn't have much impact. AI is going in right direction, as per my opinion.
ORCL is a terrible stock. There are much better stocks out there. I would rather buy GOOG, MSFT, AMZN and NVDA.
Except the part I had NVDA, MSFT and AMD calls for most of the last 2 years LMAO🤌
Reversing you on Monday. Dumping my MSFT and buying AMZN calls. This should ensure both stay flat for the foreseeable future.
Broad market bull market trade + pmcc for income: NVDA MSFT Moaty compounder bought at reasonable price: NFLX, PG. Cheap turnaround story but takes time to play out: PYPL, NVO
Exactly. Shit is all messed up. Even the headlines. Last week about MSFT, then MSFT comes out an hour later saying thats not true. Or today with Orcl, saying that there was delays in the data centers to 2028, then Orcl comes out to clarify saying thats not true. All the headlines are BS. Even the QE, Rate cuts, 40b Liquidity, etc. ALL bullshit. They are just moving the market however they want. Good news or bad news, the market just moves irrationally. Look at Tesla for example. Its just been horrible news for the last few months, yet its performing pretty well since October meanwhile NVDA has had only good news and earnings and its down almost 17% since the 210 highs of October. Shit makes no sense. More volatility up ahead next week with the deadline for the Epstein file release December 19. Then there's the whole tariff rulings which i have no idea when it'll be.
I have about 90% of portfolio into it and I was early in this, now could it see some correction even from here? Sure. The again, stock has been consolidating in the 40s for about a month now. But you have to trust in the overall thesis and past few weeks is just bearish around AI in general and NVDA taking a hit does not help, but nothing fundamentally changed drastically, they still have 3GW in the pipeline, a MSFT contract and Sweetwater on the way. I am bullish and will be adding here and there, will be monitoring the progress next earnings and go from there.
I've been "in the game" since about 2006, but seriously investing since around 2017. I "traded" a little in the beginning but never had enough to actually invest cause I always needed the $ for living expenses. When I moved to America in 2013 I started again with the goal of buying and selling when hitting 20% because that was someone else's strategy. I owned TSLA, NVDA, MSFT, GOOG and many others and sold them all for small profits. These days I buy when I have surplus funds and rarely sell. I have changed thesis on very few stocks I've bought since 2017, hence I haven't sold.
Y'all screaming BUBBLE. Meanwhile mag 7 ytd... MSFT +13.53% NFLX +6.80% AAPL +11.13% TSLA -4.35% GOOG +63.39% AMZN +3.10% META +10.03%
So post their earnings, NVDA sold off AVGO sold off MSFT sold off META sold off PLTR sold off HOOD sold off
ORCL is simply a bad investment IMO for one simple reason, it's not predictable. AMZN, MSFT, and even GOOGL have much more predictable Cloud growth because they aren't dependent on a few super big customers, and large numbers of people consistently choose their cloud services. ORCL by contrast is simply a gamble with HIGHLY unpredictable growth, and an extreme over-dependence on a few key clients like OpenAI for much of their growth. You might get lucky some of the times if you time your buys into these unpredictable stocks well. But you're likely to do much better long term if you dollar cost average into a company that consistently grows by a predictable amount like AMZN/MSFT/GOOGL. Also to be frank, I have zero confidence in Oracle's leadership due to their java lawsuit against Google. The lawsuit makes it quite clear to me that Oracle would rather litigate than innovate, which is a very bad thing for a tech company in a sector where innovation is especially important. Oracle's lawsuit would have had MASSIVE negative side effects on the entire tech industry if they had won. Basically the entire tech industry, even including Google's arch enemies, filed briefs siding with Google that explained just how insane Oracle's arguments were, and just how badly it would screw up the whole tech industry and open source software if the courts sided with Oracle.
Today's action should not have been surprising. Earlier this week MSFT, ORCL, even the futures showed signs that we were near a selloff, but all I saw in this sub was people saying "SPY 700" and "Santa Rally" 😭
MSFT 480 strike, meta 646 strike Amazon 230 strike
MSFT, GOOGL, and META relatively stronger than the market today.
I ended up losing so much money this week I decided I am just going to have a port of stocks and not play random options anymore. Currently holding: NOW, BABA, AMZN, DRS, UNH, MSFT Might get into NBIS if it dips a bit more
Damn MSFT is really dogshit for intraday trading huh
META forward PE 22 NVDA forward PE 23.5 ORCL forward PE 24.5 MSFT forward PE 25.5 AVGO forward PE 26.5 GOOGL forward PE 27.5 AMZN forward PE 29 NFLX forward PE 29.5 AAPL forward PE 30.5 AMD forward PE 33 TSLA forward PE 209
MSFT 480c + Spy 685c gonna be green EOD or nah?
Yet everyone screaming "bubble". MSFT not much better.