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There are whole businesses that offer just plumbing for midsize banks and credit unions. Look at something like QTWO ($3B), Jack Henry (JKHY, $10B) do just this and are successful. It's a big part of business for something like FISV or other "banking pipes" companies. Galileo isn't trying to sign up JPM, they're providing updated infrastructure for midsize banks that can't build their own. If the bank keeps growing, they should graduated off it like Chime did.
YOU THIBK LAC is setup to run wait until you check out QTWO
I find it hilarious that so many people commenting on here are preaching numbers of what to invest in like this is pre ai. Earnings are not impacting stock movement like they were. We’ve all seen incredible earnings reports and the stock tank. Not holding a position of some kind in optt is just stupid. Their wan-v has a huge demand and they have the backing of the biggest investment firms in the world. All the big guys like vanguard increased their positions heavily around September. It’s no guarantee but a lot of good signals pointing for optt. Im bias but my guts been great the last three years . Not boasting but I’ve got RocketLabs from $25 still, asts at $25, sky water at $11, rcat at $3, bbai at $1.50 , vrt at $93, soun close to $3 - the only negatives I’ve had has been sentinel one and QTWO but i only put 20k in each and I know sound will rebound, I’ve actually bought more of sound and QTWO is the same, I bought it too high but it’s only a matter of time before it hits a new ath. Anyway, optt is legit, it’s getting no coverage but it’s a solid company. The only thing keeping the stock from jumping is their having trouble filling their backlog of orders. Oh dear what a terrible problem to have. Buy it or don’t but the big guys are so why you tiny retail sit around talking shit your missing money. TLDR: commenters stupid, optt good. Me tired, need adderal TYPOS GALORE!
Canadian mining stocks doing great right now. I got 52% returns on ORLA mining (OLA) in the last 4 months, and about 39% on Q2 (QTWO). Only going to get better, baby. Tech is overrated.
I didn't know much about these but a quick look suggests that NCR and QTWO are banking related but more on the front facing side which I don't like with NCNO being the most similar but lacking profitability at this current point for me. For me personally NCNO being the interesting stock out of the 3.
I tend to agree with this strategy and have been looking at similar company’s to FIS. NCNO, NCR and QTWO for example. Know much about these?
Biggest tech losers this week >1B market cap: $MAXN -(17.4%) $GTLB (-16.8%) $QTWO (-16.0%) $TASK (-14.8%)
At hump day the leaders in tech this week are: $MARA +31%, $RIOT 27.2%, $MNTV +20.1%, $MSTR +18.6% The laggards: $GTLB (-27.8%), $QTWO (-16.8%), $MAXN (-12.4%), $SABR (-11.7%)
Analyst upgrades: $PM 95 ➡️ 110 $SKX 72 ➡️ 77 _______ Analyst downgrades: $BILI 105 ➡️ 43 $DPZ 630 ➡️ 550 $FSLY 42 ➡️ 35 $PLTR 15 ➡️ 9 $QTWO 104 ➡️ 92 $RDFN 38 ➡️ 29 $ROKU 220 ➡️ 150 $SHAK 118 ➡️ 100 $YETI 104 ➡️ 89
$QTWO reports after the bell and just saw a HUGE bullish flow on 11-19 80c, premium of 100k. If you're looking for a fun eod lotto, this is it.
I have some money I have leftover from some gains in bitcoin that I wanted to move to in to the stock market and put towards some riskier plays. I just got started on Webull and my ACH went through on Monday and I bought OTM long calls on two stocks I have been researching HHC and QTWO for a total of about $1,700 in premiums. Today both of the options went up in value in Webull on the accounts page as both the options went in to the money or are damn close and these are calls for Mar / May. My question - I bought these two options thinking of them as risky plays and if I lose the money I don't / didn't care. Now that after 3 days Webull is showing me I can profit $900 on those two options I started thinking maybe I need to think about the strategy a bit longer... I was expecting to lose it all, possibly break even, or (most likely not) get some returns from the options closer to the exp but with my $1700 yielding $900 I'm wondering what are the different strategies for these long calls and why more people don't use them. I understand it's much riskier but if the stock pops or just keeps going up the yield should be \*much\* higher. I was even thinking why wouldn't I, right before the end of the day, take the top 10 movers for the day and then buy calls or puts depending on whether they went up or down (doing the opposite basically) and risk a couple hundred bucks in preparation for those securities to retreat the next day, and then try to offload those options the next day for a profit.