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10+ reasons why $FLES is the most undervalued OTC stock right now.
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10+ reasons why $FLES is the most undervalued OTC stock right now. In fact, it’s the most undervalued stock full stop.
FLES poised to have up to $6M in revenues for Q1 and up to $30M for fiscal year 2021 IMO
I will setup a highly effective google ads AdWords PPC campaign
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Ai Campaigns are trash. I work in PPC and every AI campaign on any platform is a flop.
I'm going to suggest a slightly different tack. If you go by pure suffering and include animal suffering, companies that engage in factory farming cause orders of magnitude more suffering than the companies mentioned so far, even though they are all undoubtedly ethically atrocious. There are almost one hundred billion animals killed each year in factory farms. Factory farming conditions include perpetual extreme confinement, mutilation without anesthesia, and chronic pain, stress, and boredom, to name a few. The amount of suffering for each animal is brutal, the duration of the suffering for each animal is neverending, and the number of animals is astronomical. Some companies are JBS (NYSE: JBS), a meatpacking company, and Tyson Foods (NYSE: TSN), another meat company, and Pilgrim's Pride (NYSE: PPC), a chicken producer.
Booking -3,500 in realized loss - sell TEAMS, NICE, RPM, SNAP, PPC for -7,500 - sell SPY for +4000 Booking total tax deduction of 3,500 Leaving the remaining 220,000 unrealized gains unrealized.
Well most shit about her insider trading claims want to combine net worth regardless of how the money came in. At least half the net worth comes from SF real estate. Her trading activity is also, obviously, super public. And despite everybody wanting to claim insider trading, nobody can actually point to specific trades in question. It’s just vague of course she’s doing insider trading. You know.. even though they’re mostly tech stock. Or Biden promising to upgrade federal fleet with EVs, Biden winning - and then investing in Tesla. Nobody points out the 300% loss on hertz they sold at The 200% loss on Facebook The god awful amount of money lost on PayPal trades The trades they have made the most money on are: Apple NVIDIA Google Tesla Netflix Visa Microsoft Amazon That’s it guys. They are trading the same like few stocks. It’s just at HUGE amounts because they have real estate money. They aren’t trading in pharmaceutical companies or PPC before COVID, like it’s just tech She beat the market because she has invested in tech which has outperformed everything and makes up the majority of what index funds invest in Buffet invests in commodities
Stop trying to make PPC happen
I heard this is not the right thing to do and it will cost Disney money. So please don’t do this. It’s called Pay Per Click or PPC. If you search google for the terms I’m leaving below and click on the “sponsored” ad at the top of the page, you can cost Disney a bunch of money. Anywhere from $3 to $50 per click. You can reset your cache and cookies and do it all over again too. I am not telling you to do it, but I am just letting you know how you can protest with your wallet, or rather Disney’s wallet. The people then Make sure to click upon the search term and then just close the window. you can get really clever, and clear your cookies and cache and do it again and again. what’s even better is that if you do it in incognito so that you don’t get any more ads. Likely High-Cost PPC Search Terms for Disney/ABC • Disney+ subscription • Disney+ free trial • Watch ABC online • ABC live streaming • [Popular ABC Show] streaming (e.g. “Grey’s Anatomy streaming”) • Disney+ bundle with Hulu • Disney parks tickets • Disney World vacation packages • Disney cruises deals • Marvel movie release date Disney • Disney+ login • Disney+ app download • ABC News live • Good Morning America schedule I am leaving this here as a good description of what not to do and how to not cost Disney a ton of money.
I heard this is not the right thing to do and it will cost Disney money. So please don’t do this. It’s called Pay Per Click or PPC. If you search google for the terms I’m leaving below and click on the “sponsored” ad at the top of the page, you can cost Disney a bunch of money. Anywhere from $3 to $50 per click. You can reset your cache and cookies and do it all over again too. I am not telling you to do it, but I am just letting you know how you can protest with your wallet, or rather Disney’s wallet. The people then Make sure to click upon the search term and then just close the window. you can get really clever, and clear your cookies and cache and do it again and again. what’s even better is that if you do it in incognito so that you don’t get any more ads. Likely High-Cost PPC Search Terms for Disney/ABC • Disney+ subscription • Disney+ free trial • Watch ABC online • ABC live streaming • [Popular ABC Show] streaming (e.g. “Grey’s Anatomy streaming”) • Disney+ bundle with Hulu • Disney parks tickets • Disney World vacation packages • Disney cruises deals • Marvel movie release date Disney • Disney+ login • Disney+ app download • ABC News live • Good Morning America schedule I am leaving this here as a good description of what not to do and how to not cost Disney a ton of money.
Their beef segment is likely going to show a massive hit. Considering PPC sales were up, likely means they are taking market share from somewhere. Also with the deportations it likely means less people getting into their contract poultry farming system, so they might be paying out more to get product. Dunno, not fully committed to puts, but their PE ratio is also not good for the agriculture sector.
Look up the term PPC and who invented it dude.
Organic SEO is dead. Of course management of PPC is the growing requirement, but making any significant gains in organic is just not there.
For individual companies who could convince the government that they might possibly have payroll expenses (to the five or six family members, in laws, fishing buddies etc. that they coincidentally hired as soon as the prospect of PPC loans were floated ) that won't be met, and could somehow spin a tale their work as 'critical' infrastructure, there was 20-200 times that sum available. My local neighborhood, populated by quite a lot of one man show trade contractors, saw three or four dozen brand new lifted, max-optioned "work trucks" magically appear in driveways, and some driveways there would be a second vehicle and a trailer (complete with grinning "Boss Barbie" graphic design) for the half dozen new "mobile dog grooming" businesses that suddenly appeared around the same time.
recently switched from gas to electric weed whacker, these things are comically powerful now. I might actually have to wear more PPC than a safety squint
No. A lot of growth revolves around automation, ie finding "force multipliers" to make human labor way more efficient. During the tech booms in the past we were basically automating manual dollars into automated pennies. This means instead of having 10 people do a manual job, like accounting, 1 person with some accounting software could do the job. If this was all there was, then there'd be a retraction in growth. But, those other 9 people can then be used for something else. Like someone looking into loss, someone looking into investments, someone looking into markets, etc. Think of it like the military. You give a person H2H training, they can go take someone on H2H. But, you give a person a rifle, they can take out far more people far quicker. Give them a grenade.. force multiplier. Let them call in artillery strikes.. force multiplier. Etc, etc, etc. When we end up with surplus labor, ie too many people, companies decrease how much they pay and stick with manual labor. Look at China, India, etc, who have billions of people and risky manual labor processes. When humans are in short-supply, companies pay more for them, are more willing to train them to do speciality tasks, and more willing to invest in automations / force multipliers to min/max the value they get from the person. AI is one of the latest, biggest force multipliers. Colleges complain about students using chatGPT to cheat.. but someone can quickly scribble out some notes in class, snapshot it, load it into chatGPT and ask it to create a PDF or Word Doc of their notes. They can even ask it to create an outline of their notes, then add extra value by looking up definitons for words (eg: biology class) and fill in more information that might help studying. Then they can ask it to create a series of flash cards to study. For drug labs, we have tons of researchers looking at current drugs to find new ways to use them. AI is leveraged to do all that initial analysis and come up with most likely new use-cases, which lets the labs fast track to clinical trials. Force multiplier. Another way to look at it is from economics. There's the Production Possibility Curve (PPC). Let's say you have X number of people. You can create hot dogs or hamburgers. You decide how many people to dedicate to each task. But, you are limited to how many hot dogs and hamburgers total you can create b/c the people can only kick them out so fast. Your curve is a fixed curve where you decide what ratio of people to dedicate to tasks. You can't push that curve out unless you add more people or you make the tasks more efficient. If human population is reducing, you focus on automation. You add a hamburger and hot dog automation. This lets you either a) keep your current production curve with less folks, or b) produce WAY more stuff (pushing your production curve outwards) b/c the same number of folks can produce WAY more stuff due to force multiplier automation. So, inflation isn't the thing causing growth that folks are hoping for in the stock market or economy. It's companies finding new ways to do things (automation, force multipler) or new things to do (eg: ai is a new thing to do and is a force multiplier). Innovations are what help create new markets. Sailing ships turned into lucrative cruise ship industry. Automated sailing ships require less crew. On and on.
Some cool $NXT news: [https://www.stocktitan.net/news/NXT/nextracker-selected-for-landmark-european-solar-power-nl96d6y7alfq.html](https://www.stocktitan.net/news/NXT/nextracker-selected-for-landmark-european-solar-power-nl96d6y7alfq.html) >Nextracker (Nasdaq: NXT), a global leader in advanced solar energy solutions, today announced that its NX Horizon™ solar trackers will power one of Europe’s largest solar projects, the 550 MW “Oricheio PPC Ptolemaida” solar PV park in Western Macedonia. Owned by Greek PPC Renewables (PPCR), a wholly owned subsidiary of utility PPC Group, the project was constructed by engineering procurement and construction (EPC) company Terna SA by repurposing the land of a former coal mine with high-performance solar energy infrastructure to generate clean, lower-cost electricity. Now in its final stage of construction, Oricheio PPC Ptolemaida is the largest single solar power project in Greece and is estimated to provide nearly 1.8% of the country’s electricity per year when fully operational. >Large-scale solar projects play a key role in advancing Europe’s drive to energy independence and net-zero carbon goals by 2050. This project represents a significant milestone, adding clean power generation capacity to the grid and bringing new economic development benefits to the region. According to Greece’s revised National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP), the country aims to reach a target of 82% renewable energy in its electricity generation by 2030, a significant increase from the previous target of 66% set in 2019. >The 550 MW Oricheio PPC Ptolemaida solar project is an important step to increase energy independence in Europe and derisk capacity shortages for the region,” said Howard Wenger, president, Nextracker. “We are honored to partner with leaders like Terna SA and Greece’s utility PPC who are operating at the highest European standards for executing large-scale utility solar projects. This landmark project reinforces our culture of serving our customers with world class technology, backed by our talented European team and a robust supply chain ecosystem.”
This is honestly the most accurate breakdown I’ve seen — you nailed the vibe. WSB isn't just a finance sub, it's an ecosystem where losing money *is* the culture. 💎🙌 For anyone trying to mix real strategies with this madness (and still keep your account alive), I’ve started writing a few things on how SEO and PPC folks interpret market chaos here: [clickoptimize.org](https://clickoptimize.org) — might help you smooth brains grow a wrinkle or two. Long live the tendies. 🐔📉📈
Also the chicken surely means buy PPC calls 🚀🚀🚀
Hey u/Pleebug love the DD. I have a large position in reddit but I have two concerns that prevent me from making it a substantial position and I would love to get your thoughts on them. 1. Advertisers get a really low return rate when spending on reddit compared to the alternatives. If you take a look at r/PPC you can see how advertisers describe spending on reddit as "lighting your money on fire". Ad targeting is terrible, they have negative goodwill, tons of reddit bots click on ads and drain advertising dollars (pay per click), users really dislike seeing ads, and when users see ads-disguised-as-posts they relentlessly flame them. 2. I think Reddit's data for AI-training was a gold mine worth billions, but it was mined for free/pennies by AI companies. They loved pre-2023 reddit comments because they were all organic human content, but since then all post-2023 content has been poisoned by a share being hidden AI posts. I believe google is paying reddit 100mil more as a 'im sorry we stole all your data, here's some change so you don't sue us like NYT'. Why would companies pay reddit going forward for poisoned content?
Yup saw it coming since inauguration, got 2027 puts in December on CAG, HRL, PPC, and ADM. Up 100% so far. Next week's earnings should be a blood bath. Also got 0 dte on the lat earnings for TSN and got 1.5x on those.
https://x.com/DeItaone/status/1925913791234982098 Based on [**Nutlicker's**](https://youtu.be/-lJ81uxJ21o?feature=shared&t=413) talk with India back in April, I believe they may finally lower their **chicken tariffs** from **100%** with import caps. They offered to lower it to **25%** back in 2020, but the Trump admin wanted **10%**. Calls on **$PPC** and **$TSN** because of the massive **TAM** increase. Not to mention the JBS dual listing that just got approved!
https://x.com/DeItaone/status/1925913791234982098 Let's hope india drops some of their **chicken tariffs from 100%** to **0-10%** . **$PPC** and **$TSN** . Or they at least mention it coming in a later tranche.
Trade deal with India will come, and my chicken tendie calls - $PPC- will moon. You've been warned.
$PPC Elizabeth Warren has blessed our calls today. God bless her
$PPC Countries will buy our American *chlorinated chicken* and they are going to like it!
$PPC god bless you Elizabeth Warren
$PPC I should write a full DD, but I've been working on this for weeks. Unbelievably Bullish. I'll just say this, this company was the biggest donator to Trumps inauguration. Not apple, not Amazon, but Pilgrim's Pride. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-05-19/warren-queries-pilgrim-s-jbs-on-trump-inauguration-donation Can't imagine what happens if some of these deals go through and increase our chicken exports.. India has a 100% tariff on chicken products, and the E.U won't import our chicken because of health concerns. These are both at the top of the list for the ongoing trade talks. If they are competent (not sure that they are) they will get it done.
$PPC https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-05-19/warren-queries-pilgrim-s-jbs-on-trump-inauguration-donation Very bullish. TY Elizabeth Warren.
$PPC I think I'm the only one who has ever mentioned this stock on the board, but this has been going up nicely :)
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Yolo'd on $PPC hoping for India to lower their chicken tariffs to 0% or 5% from 100%. Would be extremely bullish for the cheap subsidized American chicken industry. Good for American chicken companies, not good for Indian farmers.
PPC & TSN if the U.K concedes on chicken standards. We shall see
It's one of the biggest concessions the white house is looking for. I can't believe people on this sub haven't been doing DD on what could benefit from these trade deals. I'm as much as a neolib as the next guy, but these people are going to lose money because of their Trump hate. Even if it's bearish for the country, certain sectors will heavily benefit from these deals (depending on what they can negotiate). I think India dropping the 100% tariffs on chicken (exclusively with the U.S) is likely. This is extremely bullish for our chicken industry. It's less likely that the U.K conceded on chicken, but if they did, these lottos could print. I'm in for may 16th PPC/ TSN that I bought on the earnings dip. I will buy more for June, if nothing happens, in anticipation for the India deal.
For posterity's sake, Calls on PPC/ TSN. I think Starmer has made the concession to buy U.S chicken. If not the U.K, India will likely drop their 100% tariff on Chicken imports. Potential 100 bagger. I could write a long DD, but I don't have the karma. Of course, there is a ton of downside risk if neither of these countries concede on Chicken/Meat. Both stocks are beaten down from last week's earnings misses (Tyson is also down from beef market conditions..) I could be wrong, but these calls are cheap :v
I do use an adblocker, but I also run PPC ads and do SEO work for clients so I'm often looking at SERPs with the adblocker off.
Thinking of buying some PPC - Pilgrim's Pride - this morning. Yesterday they fell about 15% off earnings that - to my eyes - weren't that bad. What do you all think about buying this dip?
I’m gonna say DUA slowed and I don’t find the PPC revenue will be great. Seems too niche to me for rapid revenue growth to warrant such a high forward PE. But rest assured I’m an absolute regard and would love to hear other opinions.
Yes, the undermining of Fauci and pushing horse dewormer/bleach really slammed the breaks on Covid. Trump and his ill-gotten spawn willfully withheld PPC from blue states with the express purpose of killing off more democrats
I wouldn't buy GOOGL right now. PPC advertising is one of the first expenses to get axed in times on uncertainty.
PPC - people need their protein even during a recession.
PPC is my medium buying price. The stocks here work different, are subdivided and they are called "CEDEAR". The current price is around $20.
We should make an index out of that. The PPC index has a very official sounding ring to it.
The thing is- Perplexity might steal search share, but they’re not likely to take advertising dollars from Google unless they figure out how to drive similar click thru rates as Google. Advertisers don’t want to pay PPC money for impression based ads on perplexity, they want high intent traffic that converts. The question becomes- can Google create a blended experience that keeps their audience in their ecosystem faster than perplexity can steal market share AND alter their users behavior to click on results It’s the largest threat to googles search dominance in a long time, but I’m still betting on Google
# **TLDR** --- **Ticker:** $PPC **Direction:** Up **Prognosis:** Bullish on $PPC due to upcoming earnings, high short interest (8.2 days to cover!), and a significant portion of the float locked up by JBS. Author is currently holding 600 shares, but down slightly today. **Author's Position:** Currently down $683.34 (-1.85%) on 700 shares at an average cost of $53.01. **Additional Notes:** Massive $2B in cash on hand and $18B in annual revenue make this a tempting squeeze play, but proceed with caution! Earnings are out tomorrow (Feb 13th), so this is definitely one to watch.
I can offer two data points. First, if you go to /r/PPC and search for "Reddit" you'll see that it is not a well-regarded platform. Second, I belong to a pay-walled private group of advertisers run by former top agency directors. Nobody there thinks Reddit is great vs Meta. Now it's possible OP's specific product works on Reddit, though. >being a trendy platform, like TikTok, where advertisers are keen to establish themselves with a younger audience I think Tiktok actually drives a lot of sales in certain types of ecommerce and it's not just vibes and "hello fellow kids" situation.
I am rooting for your PPC leader to get his seat in his ridding! 😉🫵🏻
With a bit of luck Polievre will form a coalition with the PPC 😂🇨🇦👍🏻 I will come back to this post to chat with you then, again!
Should’ve done that on Friday. Tomorrow needs to be CCP not PPC
Already locked and loaded with Puts on CAG, ADM, HRL, PPC, and AVO. Hoping I make enough to retire and buy citizenship in another country.
Google has its hand in a lot of pies, but PPC advertising makes up the vast majority of its revenue. PPC advertising is very sensitive to economic factors and not something that would warrant a super high p/e in the current climate. YouTube and Gmail are both huge, but they're ultimately just additional vehicles for PPC advertising. Everything else Google does, they're at most in third place and not growing faster than their competitors.
Puts on all the poultry they have to now kill though. PPC is going down.
With the whole bird flu thing in the news what do you guys think about puts on TSN and PPC, 2 of the largest poultry producers in the country.
Based fellow PPC drone.
I run Google ads and the pixel is a big part of making campaigns perform. With Google search ads, though, you’re not quite as fucked if for some reason you can’t rely on the pixel. And that’s because even their shitty ‘max clicks’ campaigns let you hone in on user intent pretty well via what keywords you use. If the rest of your funnel is tight, then you’re not dead in the water. There are also ways for you to use the pixel for healthcare ads if you anonymize your data being sent back to Google. As well as the ability to upload offline conversions that are HIPAA compliant. As for HIMS, if Google is a big part of their customer acquisition, then I’d be less worried about earnings going to shit. I could see them upping their PPC budgets and focusing on social ads built to go viral to compensate for the lack of conversion tracking on Meta.
So horribly wrong. Apple was getting absolutely crushed in performance at end of PPC era. Switching to Intel brought them up to par and also let them run Windows native and as VM, making it so much easier to switch.
Go on r/PPC and see what they have to say about reddit advertising. They have long way to go before they're a serious player.
$SFM. Been going to Sprouts for 6 months after I just much prefer going there to a ‘normal’ grocery store. One day I was just looking up companies to realize it was actually a public company. I also started looking at the brands they carry and bought those too. $PPC (also popular products in Costco) $PRMW, and $VITL. Just brands no one talks about but have been great returns. Sure some are newer than others but, not really popular by any means.
500 contracts and PPC is $500 worked out perfectly some how.
Look at the increased trading volume over the last week. The "why" is most likely that a big fund or bank is unloading a ton of shares, and selling pressure makes the price tick downwards. That's an unsatisfying answer, so take a look at a chart of the QQQ or any large cap tech stock over the last week. Money is moving into tech again, and it's not moving into packaged chicken Consumer Defensive stocks. TSN (Tyson Foods) looks like a direct competitor and it's recent price action looks identical. Longer term, I found this: >11:36 AM EDT, 08/15/2024 (MT Newswires) -- Pilgrim's Pride (PPC) faces the prospect of lower chicken prices and seasonal weakness through the end of the year, setting up "tough" profitability comparisons," BofA Securities said Thursday in a note. >BofA downgraded Pilgrim's Pride to neutral from buy and maintained its price target at $47. The chicken "supply situation seems to be improving" with egg placements and broiler production gaining, possibly weighing on prices, BofA said. >"The chicken cycle has been in a 'goldilocks' scenario for the past year as commodity chicken prices improved on strong demand" and grain prices slumped, boosting the company's gross profit spread, BofA said. After a share rally this year, further upside "appears difficult" on unfavorable profitability comparisons in the latter half of 2024 and early 2025, the note said. The chance that the beneficial chicken cycle may extend longer than expected underpins bullish prospects for Pilgrim's Pride, along with the possibility of a special dividend, though the company indicated a preference for mergers acquisitions, potentially in Mexico, BofA said. Have you checked if chicken prices are still down? This news snippit was a month ago but the situation may have worsened recently.
I encourage you all to check out my #1 holding: $PPC
Can't believe no one ever plays $PPC. My top hold.
"[Santa Barbara County (the “County”), on August 30, 2024](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1831481/000119312524211470/d815702d8k.htm#:~:text=Santa%20Barbara%20County%20(the%20%E2%80%9CCounty%E2%80%9D)%2C%20on%20August%C2%A030%2C%202024), acknowledged that the County does not have jurisdiction over Pacific Pipeline Company’s (“PPC”) installation of 16 new safety valves in the County along PPC’s Las Flores Pipeline System (the “Pipeline”) in accordance with Assembly Bill 864. The County’s acknowledgement was delivered in the form of a conditional settlement agreement dated August 30, 2024 (the “Safety Valve Settlement Agreement”) among the County, PPC and PPC’s parent company Sable Offshore Corp. (“Sable”), and a subsequent acknowledgement by the County’s planning and development staff." "PPC, Sable and the County have further agreed, in the Safety Valve Settlement Agreement, to file a stipulation to dismiss the pending lawsuit, Pacific Pipeline Company and Sable Offshore Corp. v. Santa Barbara County Planning Commission and Board of Supervisors (Case No. 2:23-cv-09218-DMG-MRW) within 15 days of final installation of all 16 underground safety valves in the County. Sable affirms that initial restart of production from Sable’s Santa Ynez Unit is expected in fourth quarter 2024."
Yeah.. clearly none of these fucks have to pay for PPC.
PPC CEO sold 71% of his shares... Stock price hasn't really dropped much, yet. 38 inbound though.
FUN FACT: $PPC is my best stock by TOTAL GAIN %.
Did I lose 200 being bullish on AMZN earnings? Yes. Did I turn 50 bucks to 1600 knowing INTC would tank? Also yes. Should I have bought more contracts when they were .09? Also yes... But profit is profit. My next move is PPC 40P 09/20 @ 1.10 hoping it drops to 35 or so.
Look into $PPC. I own shares and think it's got plenty of legs. Good ER yesterday.
Absolutely. The netburst architecture was a perfect example of the beginning of their decline. Then they doubled down with Itanium. Intel was the market leader and they knew it. They also abused the fuck out of it. They strong-armed (pardon any chip puns) their customers massively. Many of them hated Intel but had no viable alternative. Microsoft tried once to open the market up a bit more when they ported NT to Alpha, MIPS and PPC. Alpha had a shot, but CPQ fucked that into the dirt when they bought DEC. When Intel ate it on Itanium there were a LOT of happy people (even if they couldn't admit it publicly). They have been corporate arrogant for as long as I can remember (which is longer than I can admit). They peaked around the 486 days IMHO. If it hadn't been for the design team in Haifa, Intel would have been in enormous trouble and may not be what we know as Intel today. Intel has had really sjitty leadership for a long time now and I don't think Gelsinger is the guy to REALLY turn it around. I definitely think he's talented but he doesn't seem the dynamic sort of leader that Intel needs to really get pointed in the right direction. There's just so much corporate cultural baggage there... anyway maybe I'm just old and grumpy, but tech is rather unforgiving and I don't think folks understand just what Intel is up against. Every part of their business they are AT BEST second best right now. They've killed some of their best technical products instead of figuring how to make a business case out of them.
I'm a seasoned vet and own $PPC. YA SURE?!
As an owner of $PPC... that chicken is fair game unless it's from MY companies flock!
Ok hear me out: if you look at the options chain for PPC you'll see that someone dropped $8.5m on 14,500 contracts of 31 and 32Cs for 6/21, on a stock that usually has an options volume of \~100-200 ($10-40,000). This is very unusual. What could be the reason?
Really unusual options activity on PPC 32Cs for 6/21....I wonder what's up
As an Amazon seller, new Chinese competition floods the market everyday. They conveniently look the other way when they aggressively abuse reviews, seo and sales rank. New fees are added damn near every month. There’s now a storage fee, long term storage fee, low inventory fee, AWD (thier internal 3p warehouse, which you basically have to use) fee, inbound shipping fees to fba are 5x for some sellers since Jan, all the new competition forces sellers to use PPC, and drives the prices of it up, on top of thier vig on the pick and pack fee and outbound fee. Sellers who traditionally made 30% net margins are making 10-15%. Now I’m no betting man, but I bet they beat on eps and rev. TLDR: buy puts, clown market.
I work in PPC and I would love an integrated AI tool on the platform. That said. They have some AI text variation and image enhancement already. So I believe it is coming eventually
Apple has shifted platforms a couple times. 15 years they build the last PPC mac, then it was Intel Macs and now its ARM Macs (their chips are really great, even compared to topline x86). They don't care, if ARM fucks them over like Intel did, they just change platforms again.
Your coworker doesn't understand the money involved in PPC advertising. I work for a B2B small business and spend $2000/mo with Google which is considered a low budget. We get at least $2M in annual revenue directly attributable to this advertising.
You don’t understand how Amazon works. There is vendor central - Amazon buys and owns the products and sells. Amazon has been kicking brands off that platform for years. It’s not as profitable as seller central for them. Long term plan for vendor is to just keep high profile brands on it like Logitech for example or apple. Seller central is where brands sell the products themselves on the Amazon marketplaces. Brands own the inventory and manage the listings 3rd party sellers are the fuckwits that come in on branded listings because they bought the product at Walmart or some distributor and are trying to flip. They also sell on seller central and have been a problem from the beginning. Amazon is pivoting from letting anyone resell shit to letting brands have more control. This has been needed for a loooong time. I’ve been helping brands sell on Amazon for over 18 years. I have vendor and seller clients. The moves Amazon has been making lately have been in the right direction. They are squeezing out the 3rd party resellers and letting brands have more control. Amazon doesn’t need to own the inventory because they make more money from brands spending on advertising than they do selling the products themselves. One of my clients sells nearly 8 million a month on Amazon, spends 800k a month PPC and DSP. Not only is Amazon getting there fee for every sale but also another 800k in just pure ad spend.
Nice! 👍 I remember begging my father buying Apple shares when we switch from our LC II to the Quadra 640 AV. It was such a difference I was so sure it would have a big impact lol. The impacts came later with PPC, with colorful iMacs with iPods and iPhones but in between there were tough times for Apple. Still, the thought still bites me today.
It's the delta-sigma reverse ratio strategy. If you can compute the inverse of them it demonstrates the PPC or Power Per Cent. This is old-school stuff. I can't believe he stumbled upon it - must have known. PP&C = (β x σ\^2) / (1 - e\^(-rT)) **β (Beta):** The measure of an option's volatility relative to the underlying asset (a beta greater than 1 indicates higher volatility). * **σ\^2 (Sigma squared):** The square of the underlying asset's implied volatility (represents the variance of potential price movements). * **r (Risk-free rate):** The interest rate of a risk-free investment (e.g., government bonds). * **T (Time to expiration):** The remaining time until the option expires. * **e (Euler's number):** A mathematical constant (approximately 2.71828).
Google is a PPC advertising company first and foremost. Maps, YouTube, and Gmail are their strongest advertising platforms other than search.
PPC released earnings?
PPC calls are literally betting on tendies and no one in this subreddit is discussing it 
> Business that pay for ads pay about $0.05-$1 per impression and this isn't for even video ads. lmao you dont know shit about advertising/PPC my friend. just stfu
Not at all. I believe it’s about $0.05/share and minimum $1.05 per contract but if you buy multiple contracts PPC lowers. I’ve been using it for about a year now and IMO the UI and much better
I would say approximately 10,000 that’s assuming you’re getting $100 per cock. If you up your head game or PPC (Price Per Cock) I imagine you could do it in less. Now assuming each cock is sucked for 10 minutes that would be about 100,000 minutes or 1,667 hours or 69.44 days of cock sucking to get to a Milly.
weird flu in gina = $ZM X 2 in the next 2 weeks... this is from the PPC, we have several more weeks of hospitalization rise at minimum... https://preview.redd.it/s9svht0gp43c1.png?width=264&format=png&auto=webp&s=be0f55737da6cf747cf9f0824d063f3f761c6334
If this is truly how f*credit they are, then the way to bet on it is to buy a NBC PPC and fallout shelter and stock up on radiation pills, beans, bullion and bullets. Learn to speak Chinese and repent your past sins.
No I agree with you, that 28% sounds pretty goofy. I think its more sales material than anything. But the conversion boost does seem real. I did some digging around the ecommerce subreddits and they seem to corroborate what PayPal is saying. Though some ppl also don't seen any change in conversion. from PPC: [https://www.reddit.com/r/PPC/comments/tk8sau/does\_removing\_paypal\_affect\_conversion\_rates/](https://www.reddit.com/r/PPC/comments/tk8sau/does_removing_paypal_affect_conversion_rates/) ​ from Shopify: [https://www.reddit.com/r/shopify/comments/gtcjtp/does\_removing\_paypal\_option\_affect\_conversions/](https://www.reddit.com/r/shopify/comments/gtcjtp/does_removing_paypal_option_affect_conversions/) [https://www.reddit.com/r/shopify/comments/yeai1m/has\_anyone\_turned\_off\_paypal\_payments\_and\_seen\_a/](https://www.reddit.com/r/shopify/comments/yeai1m/has_anyone_turned_off_paypal_payments_and_seen_a/) from Ecommerce: [https://www.reddit.com/r/ecommerce/comments/fdcerc/will\_removing\_paypal\_affect\_checkout\_conversions/](https://www.reddit.com/r/ecommerce/comments/fdcerc/will_removing_paypal_affect_checkout_conversions/) ​ This is all anecdotal but it is an interesting effect. I guess it could explain why PayPal has an 80% acceptance rate in ecommerce. I'd also like to see a 3rd party study of this, and also one where they display all the different buttons (PayPal, Shop Pay, Apple Pay, Google Pay, etc.) and see which one has the most payment volume.
Yes, focus is on PPC / PPE now.
Biden just called the PPC. Bers ded.