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NFLX beat has made me bearish on theatre stocks and SBUX looks like it wants to die.
SBUX workers file more labor complaints with NYC as union goes on largest-ever strike
Starbucks workers file more labor complaints with NYC as union goes on largest-ever strike - Puts on $SBUX
It’s time to short Starbucks! Starbucks: slave and child labour found at certified coffee farms in Minas Gerais - Brazil
Starbucks Jumps 10% on Earnings, Guidance, Major Resistance Levels in Play
Starbucks beat earnings estimates: US consumer stays resilient, but China pulls back
List of publicly traded companies supporting illegal Israeli occupation?
I gave my 10-year-old grandson $500 to invest in September last year. One year later, here’s how his stock picks turned out.
$SBUX Near Entry Point - Is It A Long Or Short? CPI Will Decide
If I'm short a call am I liable for paying the equalivent amount of the dividend to my broker?
Anyone else pick up SBUX to enjoy while watching the NVDA earnings?
Last Christmas I had my 12 year old sister pick stocks and matched what she contributed. Moving forward, I'm deferring all of my stock picks to her.
Starbucks Q3 EPS $1.00 Beats $0.95 Estimate, Sales $9.17B Miss $9.29B Estimate
Starbucks Q3 EPS $1.00 Beats $0.95 Estimate, Sales $9.17B Miss $9.29B Estimate
This is why a recession won't happen. Calls on LULU SBUX and ULTA
Starbucks workers at over 150 stores to go on strike over Pride décor dispute
What do you all see SBUX price point being this Friday 06/30/23?
Starbucks SBUX - Revenue Generated, by Segment for last 10 quarters.
Started with $12 last Monday. Bought 2 SPY 410p for Tuesday then started blowing up.
What are your emerging retail stocks for the future?
Review my stock choices and let's learn to build a portfolio together!
2023-05-04 Wrinkle Brain Plays - In the style of Austin Powers
$SBUX -- How do you think earnings will impact the stock price?
This is why I'm getting SBUX calls for tonight's Earnings
Starbucks ($SBUX), Ford ($F), and Apple ($AAPL) lead another busy earnings week.
Starbucks traffic on uptrend in 2023, analyses indicate (NASDAQ:SBUX)
2023-04-27 Wrinkle Brain Plays - In the style of Velma Dinkley
Starbucks union urges strikes as new CEO Narasimhan succeeds Schultz (NASDAQ:SBUX)
2023-03-10 Wrinkle-brain Plays (Mathematically derived options plays)
Stock market is basically going nowhere for the rest of the year
$SBUX Starbucks CFO: US demand remains strong despite higher prices
Hot Stocks: TSLA rises on signs of increased demand; CLX, X climb on earnings; SBUX drops
[UPDATE] Option Probabilities on SBUX, QCOM, HIG, GILD, F, CLX, AAPL, AMZN, GOOG
[UPDATE] Option Probabilities on SBUX, QCOM, HIG, GILD, F, CLX, AAPL, AMZN, GOOG
Option Probability Updates on SBUX, QCOM, HIG, GILD, F, CLX, AAPL, AMZN, GOOGL
Option Probability Updates on SBUX, QCOM, HIG, GILD, F, CLX, AAPL, AMZN, GOOGL
Strong resistance at the R1 for $SBUX has forced a lower high. Will there be a lower low to come?
2023-01-23 Wrinkle-brain Plays (Mathematically derived options plays) DD
Every time my gf buys coffee at Starbucks, I buy that same amount in SBUX stock. Up 15%
Recession cancelled or short Consumer Discretionary?
From Inflation to Recession: Why I am all in on puts
Starbucks (SBUX) is up 10% after reporting its earnings yesterday that beat estimates on EPS and revenue. Its daily US store traffic also already rebounded 95% from pre-Covid levels despite price increases. Do you think the rally will pursue? Will SBUX reach $95 or above by November 9?
Expected moves this week. SPY, QQQ, AMD, Starbucks, Roku, Draftkings and more
Any reason why is Starbucks (SBUX) down 6% today?
Starbucks (SBUX) violated federal law in Kansas and Missouri by firing pro-union employees, a National Labor Relations Board judge ruled yesterday. Do you think SBUX will fall $80 or below by October 21, 2022?
Luxury retailers rise after strong report from LVMH! Luxury stocks in vogue!?
Apple Ditches iPhone Production Increase After Demand Falters
FedEx lowers expectations FedEx: the canary in the coal mine
Minimum Wage Will Increase Very Soon
Predictions for this weeks earnings?
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BROS is the new SBUX with cooler cups
Time to rotate from chips to coffee. BROS and SBUX calls
IBM, MSFT to zero, SBUX to infinity
Way to let the cat out bro, now they’ll be selling pumpkin spiced flavor at SBUX.
SBUX the new WEN? The company is now offering bonuses to baristas if a dozen different metrics are met each quarter @ 300 per. Probably a lot more comfortable giving handjobs out in an SBUX bathroom though I do admit a lot of the allure is lost..
(Not a licensed advisor) But I’ve been wheeling KO, SBUX, PANW for more IV.
Long term yeah, SBUX is net up since.
The OP is describing a well-documented CEO archetype in corporate history — the "marquee external hire who applies a proven playbook to the wrong context." It almost always ends the same way. The clearest historical parallel is \*\*Ron Johnson at JCPenney (2011-2013)\*\*. Johnson had genuinely transformed Apple's retail experience and was hired with enormous fanfare to do the same for a struggling legacy retailer. He came in and immediately eliminated coupons and sales, repositioning JCPenney as an "everyday low price" destination — basically applying Apple Store logic to a value department store. Same structural mistake as OP describes for Niccol: the playbook that built his reputation was precisely wrong for the customer base he inherited. JCPenney revenue collapsed 25% in a single year. The customer base — deal-seeking middle-income shoppers who had literally been trained to expect coupons for decades — just left. Johnson was ousted after 17 months. JCPenney never recovered and eventually filed for bankruptcy in 2020. \*\*Bob Nardelli at Home Depot (2000-2007)\*\* is another version: GE executive who financialised and cut costs aggressively, boosted short-term earnings, but let the customer service culture erode. Stock price \*underperformed\* the market for his entire tenure despite the housing boom. He was paid $210M to leave. The pattern OP identifies — margin recovery by degrading the experience that built the brand — is as old as brand management itself. The tragedy is that the people who hire these CEOs know the history and do it anyway, because the short-term metrics look great right up until they don't.The pattern OP is describing has a long historical precedent worth examining — the "extract and exit" CEO archetype has repeatedly damaged iconic brands. \*\*Howard Johnson's (1950s–1970s)\*\* is one of the clearest analogies. At its peak it was the largest restaurant chain in America, with nearly 1,000 locations. Successive management through the 1960s and 70s prioritised franchising fees and cost reduction over quality consistency. By the 1980s, the brand that had defined American roadside dining was largely irrelevant — not because tastes changed overnight, but because years of incremental quality erosion had quietly destroyed customer trust. \*\*Sears (1980s–2000s)\*\* followed a similar arc. Eddie Lampert's cost-cutting playbook after the 2005 Kmart merger is frequently cited, but the rot started earlier when management began harvesting the brand's real estate and financial services value while starving the retail experience. Each quarter looked defensible in isolation; cumulatively it destroyed one of the most trusted retail names in US history. \*\*Schlitz Beer\*\* is perhaps the most dramatic single example. In 1974 they deliberately cheapened their brewing process to cut costs and boost margins. Blind taste tests confirmed consumers noticed almost immediately. Market share collapsed from \~17% to near zero within a decade — a brand built over a century destroyed in roughly five years of margin optimisation. The common thread: these decisions look rational quarter by quarter. The operating margin improves, EPS beats, bonuses get paid. But consumer trust in a brand is essentially deferred value — you can borrow against it, but the loan comes due. By the time the market reprices the damage, the executives responsible have usually moved on. Niccol's situation at SBUX is especially interesting because unlike Schlitz or Howard Johnson's, he's facing the problem with the market already aware something is wrong — which means he has less runway to execute a genuine turnaround before credibility with investors fully evaporates too.The pattern OP is describing has a long historical precedent worth examining — the "extract and exit" CEO archetype has repeatedly damaged iconic brands. \*\*Howard Johnson's (1950s–1970s)\*\* is one of the clearest analogies. At its peak it was the largest restaurant chain in America, with nearly 1,000 locations. Successive management through the 1960s and 70s prioritised franchising fees and cost reduction over quality consistency. By the 1980s, the brand that had defined American roadside dining was largely irrelevant — not because tastes changed overnight, but because years of incremental quality erosion had quietly destroyed customer trust. \*\*Sears (1980s–2000s)\*\* followed a similar arc. Eddie Lampert's cost-cutting playbook after the 2005 Kmart merger is frequently cited, but the rot started earlier when management began harvesting the brand's real estate and financial services value while starving the retail experience. Each quarter looked defensible in isolation; cumulatively it destroyed one of the most trusted retail names in US history. \*\*Schlitz Beer\*\* is perhaps the most dramatic single example. In 1974 they deliberately cheapened their brewing process to cut costs and boost margins. Blind taste tests confirmed consumers noticed almost immediately. Market share collapsed from \~17% to near zero within a decade — a brand built over a century destroyed in roughly five years of margin optimisation. The common thread: these decisions look rational quarter by quarter. The operating margin improves, EPS beats, bonuses get paid. But consumer trust in a brand is essentially deferred value — you can borrow against it, but the loan comes due. By the time the market reprices the damage, the executives responsible have usually moved on. Niccol's situation at SBUX is especially interesting because unlike Schlitz or Howard Johnson's, he's facing the problem with the market already aware something is wrong — which means he has less runway to execute a genuine turnaround before credibility with investors fully evaporates too.
All the hate SBUX gets on reddit is starting to make me think it might be a good buy
If SBUX belated, BROS is gonna beat too. Calls baby
I need to start doing strangles again. DIS and SBUX were great tickers for those a few years back
Went from 50k to 150k this week on SBUX and LLY. Tomorrow I’ll go to Starbucks, order a coffee, and tip $50. How do I thank Lilly? 🤣
SBUX sent a $3 drink reward Thank god. I was thinking to sell my butt for some coffee money
TY for not including SBUX. I wasn’t even aware and would have 100% got puts and would have been wrecked.
I'm salty af that SBUX puts won't print. Literally just trading western customers for eastern customers. No growth.
No way is this $SBUX redemption arc legit.
SBUX mooning on earnings means SPY 800 EOM becky is THRIVING
But SBUX is doing well though
Literally who would buy SBUX right now. Rising gas prices hit low-income luxuries the hardest, and they're facing better competition. Makes 0 sense tbh. Not even salty, I'm just baffled by the stupidity.
V, SBUX, and BKNG show that spending did not slow down in the 1st quarter.
Can't believe I didn't buy SBUX @ 66
Chad Becky (SBUX) vs Virgin Vlad
I own SBUX as well for the Valley girl special
Valhalla as in Charlie Kirk? SBUX calls ig…
# Consumer |**Ticker**|**Dec 22, 2025 Price**|**Apr 28, 2026 Price**|**% Change**| |:-|:-|:-|:-| |**AZO**|$3,391.50|$3,577.91|\+5.50%| |**CVNA**|$155.00|$210.40|\+35.74%| |**CELH**|$48.20|$55.60|\+15.35%| |**SBUX**|$92.40|$98.67|\+6.79%| |**DKNG**|$42.10|$49.30|\+17.10%| |**UAL**|$65.20|$78.45|\+20.32%| |**RL**|$185.00|$212.30|\+14.76%| |**VIK**|$35.40|$42.10|\+18.93%| |**Category Average**|||**+16.81%**|
Searched "SBUX" on Reddit to try and get a read on a gamble for earnings. Like the 5th result from the top is a post in the Mental Health sub titled "My will to live is diminishing", from a SBUX employee One above that is a post from another employee trying to sell their SBUX shares for "emergency cash" If they're fucking their employees over so bad it's making them broke and want to die, that's probably bullish for the stock right?
homeless using SBUX WIFI but has 2 million in the bank
SBUX has an 82 PE, $112 Bn market cap and did $40 Bn in revenue last year. Doing the simple math on your numbers should tell you theyre impossible: $150 Bn market cap and 83 PE means you did almost $2 Bn in earnings. Revenue needs to be at least that much
SBUX has an 83 pe, $150 B market cap and only 1B revenue
Yeah, that's why I'm saying $0.5 T by 2030 with a PE of around 40 ... For it to have a $1 T valuation it'll need a PE over 80, which is possible (other companies have that, SBUX has a pe of 83 on net income of 1B and pretty much no growth)
Take DoorDash for example, they have a PE of 83 and you annual rev growth of 28... Or SBUX, they have a PE of 83 and annual rev growth rate of less than 3% BROS, their PE is 85, with a annual rev growth rate of 28% Lastly, AVGO's PE is 79 with a annual rev growth rate of 23% ... All I'm trying to say is that it's possible, not that I believe 100% it'll happen. It's not unheard of for tech to have crazy multiples. Right now they just don't though, while since other companies do.
The deal should be Iran can keep their HEU but has to allow American businesses in like KFC, McD, SBUX, etc You cannot bomb people into submission. You have to target their hearts. It is kind of like how Kuwait was a normal country but after the Gulf War they got hooked on American fast food and have an obesity rate just as high at the US now. Send in Colonel Sanders, Captain Crunch, and General Tso to finish the job in Iran
Iran is only opening the passage behind the island that they previously announced as the "official route". The open waters of the strait may be mined, and one Iranian attacking one vessel in the middle of the strait will blow this up, If I had not gotten murdered buying puts on SBUX a month ago, I would be shorting the hell out of this market. This is a long way from over. IMHO!
Market going down but SBUX going up. Yup, makes total sense!
It’s honestly fucked that Starbucks serves mobile orders before people actually in the fucking store I’ve been waiting 15 minutes for a god damn black iced coffee Puts on fucking SBUX
HSY probably continues to be a great short. Still waiting on SBUX to work as well. Commodity stagflation is fully underway. Not sure how I’ve been wrong on SBUX.
I used to be in this Discord. Here is my experience: The levels are good, some of the members are knowledgeable and have kept me out of bad trades and allowed me to be a part of good ones. The same can be said for other discords also. After observing this one for a while, I noticed he started raising prices aggressively around the time he began building his home and sports car purchases, which felt a bit odd and is just not a good look. Looks like it is now up to $200/month. It’s become clear that he’s shifted more toward being a content creator and affiliate marketer rather than an active trader. It seemed he tried his hand at being a "rich lifestyle" creator posting car and watch videos. His personal trading activity has dropped significantly—he went from daily gains of $5K–$50K+ to barely taking trades making $1,000. I understand his incentive: he has a profitable creator/marketing setup now, so taking big risks could hurt his credibility. Money is coming in so all he has to do is not lose it by trading which you can tell is hard for him. He now does special courses on Wednesdays so there's no live trading for members then. He's hired 2 other guys to pop in and out of the voice chat for 1-2 hours. The aggressive girl with poor speaking skills he had on Wednesdays previously has vanished, also odd. At this point, it seems less about actively trading and more about maintaining the appearance of trading for members. A $7K red day for him is a lot of monthly membership $ gone, he honestly probably despises having to trade sometimes. He’s also begun promoting affiliate links (like Kalshi), framing it as “out of curiosity,” while placing small $50 bets on whether SPX hits certain levels during the day—which is a waste of time frankly. We know what Kalshi is, we don't need a tutorial on how to make a few bucks. He’s switched brokers and charting platforms multiple times now after using the same setup for years, each time offering discount links because they are good platforms of course. Now he’s selling coffee with a reward points system so you can “level up” your trading. This is when I decided to make my exit. If I want coffee I'll go to Publix, SBUX, or wherever. I don't need my options education discord pushing "craft" coffee. This guy is a pain to listen to also. There is constant mentioning of "soaking up" upside market moves with the long term when he flops on big green days. Long term portfolios are for the long term which is 10-25+ years from now. You haven't "soaked up" anything until the day you sell yet he tries to claim this as a win to discord members because he recommended everyone get a long term portfolio years ago. Market is up 1% so we won today right guys? He also forces you to listen to music WHILE actively trading, if you don't want to hear music, you can't hear what is going on because things move too fast for him to type in the chat. The unprofessional tapping, dancing, whistling, awful singing, and worst of all throat gulping swallowing noises every time he takes a sip of water. He uses the break and retest strategy though I think he is so distracted by the other nonsense that he has not been executing it all that well. My guess is that he took a massive L or a series of smaller ones that added up that we don't know about right in the middle of his home build so he has been forced to reset to smaller positions and trying to squeeze every penny out of any discord member who is willing via t-shirts, hats, coffee, and affiliate links. Actually watching him trade and make 4 or 5 figures daily was exciting, I'd pay for that all by itself but this discord has turned into what I try to stay away from. Hopefully I saved you $200 in trying it out. Good luck.
gonna do a SBUX run you guys want anything
Same story in India where SBUX offering and price really don’t make sense. Growth has slowed, the chain is loss making
the issue is their products just aren't that interesting - lack of innovation/design etc. Adidas and others have been eating their lunch for years. for a turnaround story i would rather buy SBUX as the CEO is better and has a track record of turning around companies in that sector. Nike is dead for awhile.
Down 10% this week. SBUX to $70
People, there is a god. My SBUX 87P 0dte is ITM.
it's a cult like SBUX and chipotle. Bullish and long.
My diversified option strategy is working. SBUX sucks! Bye bye!
iran wants democracy, SBUX and macdonald
CMG NKE LULU SBUX were traded at high multiples before. It will get normalized in the end
NFLX is recession-proof. $8/month. On the other hand, Airbnb owners / Disney Land / cruise lines / SBUX are about to get clapped 😦🤌
SBUX coffee made my asshole bleed, should be below $100
It’s the battle between "getting rich" and "staying rich." Identifying the next NVDA is the dream, but as you noted with NKE and SBUX, even blue chips can lag for years.
SBUX 6/18 $95 poots or $105 calls? I'm gonna go with the first answer.
I can’t believe SBUX is above 100 again. All they have been doing is losing market share for the past year
SBUX above 100 is an easy short. They’re up because of beyond meat at SBUX stores? I thought we realized that shit wasn’t popular
I own 5 stocks. Companies I'm familiar with and use. RDDT, SOFI, GOOG, SBUX & LIFE. All companies that I believe will be worth multiple times what they are now in 10-15 years. In the case of Google I do anticipate a breakup (like GE) at some point in that time frame. The other company I'm very interested in is CRCL...the issuer of USDC and EUDC. I've listened to their CEO a couple of times, looked (fleetingly) at their financials and have a feeling they are going to be important in the way money moves (think instant settlement for transfers) in the future.
Not sure I’ve ever felt more confident in a short than SBUX here
Global domination is bullish AF, calls on $SBUX
I put a packet of hot chocolate mix in my drip coffee and it's like a mocha from $SBUX but doesn't cost 8 dollars, you guys
SBUX, Noosa, and Homemade Sourdough toast.
I need a Wendy's in Iran before MCD and SBUX.
Last chance to get cheap puts on SBUX before WW3.
US tax refunds coming soon with Big Beautiful Bill, calls on CMG? WMT? SBUX?
SBUX, LULU, MTN, CAKE, HELE, TGT all down this year. $BECKY etf failing in this economy. We're in a recession.
Anybody with more insight into the industry know what can explain SBUX? Coffee company with a PE of 82.5
He said the same about SBUX, and many others.
SBUX puts were too easy this morning. That garbage stock over 100 is an easy short every single time
So I held SBUX calls damn near the entire year with no movement, but as soon as I sell them the stock begins to pump. Fml
Oh man. META is getting a kiss of death after Uber, Nike and SBUX isn’t it? I literally bought it weeks ago.
How on this planet SBUX has a PE of 82 and people buy it ? How this coffe shop is going to grow so much? I just don’t get it.
SBUX calls are raking it in for me rn
I see a lot of people crying about the college grad salary adjusted for inflation being the lowest in 6 years, down about -8% YoY. This is expected. AI & offshoring is going to make white collar, low knowledge, low skill grunt workers less needed. Meanwhile, the top performing and best white collar workers are doing great. Layoffs of people who already have jobs are extremely low. There is also a massive college degree bubble that is bursting. An unfortunate for profit and private education system with socialized losses via government backed loans. This is why we are seeing student loans at 16%+ delinquency while other forms are consumer debt have stabilized and fine. There is a huge mismatch of future need of office grunt workers and trades, blue collar work which is looked down upon but with soaring demand. We need less highly educated SBUX baristas. Electricians near data centers have doubled their salaries. A healthy and needed shift is occurring, not a bad thing.
Might as well document this for transparency, for better or worse. These were the **prices for each contract at the time my post was published**. IWM Feb 11 262 Put: $0.18 IWM Feb 13 259 Put: $0.31 IWM Feb 13 256 Put: $0.17 TGT Feb 13 108 Put: $0.25 SBUX Feb 13 94 Put: $0.13 PNC Feb 13 227.5 Put: $0.20 USB Feb 13 57 Put: $0.05 XLI Feb 13 167 Put: $0.11 Look at the expiration dates. From the start, this is a very short-term play.
Job data or not these SBUX puts are printing. Up 80% already
picked up some lotto SBUX fuck it we ball
SBUX up 8 percent this week 👀
imagine seeing this shit at the store and being long SBUX https://preview.redd.it/s0tq1xerbdig1.png?width=2048&format=png&auto=webp&s=bc5688e1efd4d4f192de57b902a08944b43f3742
[https://learntherisk.org/vaccines/diseases/](https://learntherisk.org/vaccines/diseases/) literally using govt data. but people will still deny. And a very high % (Def more then 65%) of Redditors won't click through and examine the govt data to verify, even though the link is right there on the page. Then there's books like Miller's Review of 400 Vaccine Studies, Dissolving Illusions, Moth in the Iron Lung as for masks...plenty of that too...but too bad one can't post images in comments. It would be easy then. I share this, but not gonna push further. Caffeine addicted brainiacs can't see the forest for the trees. And don't even know why they are mega addicted to SBUX, Dunkin, 5 Hour Energy, Rockstar, etc...as if that was always normal. Caffeine makes one stubborn, slower to change. Hell...vast majority don;t eve know caffeine is a pain killer and natural pesticide!
The problem with SBUX is they will do absolutely everything except make their coffee taste better. The entire place is machines making automatic mediocre coffee covered in sugar and syrups. Not a hand pulled espresso to be found. They’ll even add protein cold foam to their product to distract from the fact their coffee is absolute mud, and charge you an extra $2. Go to your local coffee shop and don’t waste money on SBUX.
I'm not exactly sure what you're trying to argue at this point. Consumer staples outperforming during a downturn is literally the market agreeing with me, not you. Money rotating into WMT, KO, PEP, and MCD is a defensive move, it's investors saying "the consumer is under stress so I'm going to hide in companies that sell things people can't stop buying regardless of economic conditions." That's not a exactly a sign of a booming economy. Your original point was that stores are busy, stocks are up, and there's no reason to sell. If that were true, you'd see money flowing into discretionary and growth (SBUX, LULU, NKE), not into Campbell's soup and Pepsi.
My SOFI, RDDT, CRCL, LIFE tanked. Sold some SBUX and all of my SIRI that were pumping during the day to load up on those. Picked up a little more GOOG. Back to even for today...whew! Let's not talk about week to date.
Hello everyone, if you frequented this thread for the past 2 weeks, you may know me as the guy who missed every earnings play thus far. Here is my track record for those who aren’t in the know: - SBUX puts: went flat (IV crush) - META puts: went up - AAPL puts: went flat, but bled up - CAT calls: went flat, but skyrocketed after I sold. - PLTR puts: went up, but I made profit after it plummeted today (thank God) Anyways, my next earnings play is ELF calls. Do what you will with this info.
Chipotle stonk did well under a Niccol. Starbucks trying to do the same. CMG not so well after he left. We’ll see if he can pull it off at SBUX too.
So.. even SBUX reported a tick up in traffic.. first time in like a year… look up last earnings.. and CMG, well had an episode.. that they are recovering from… 🤷♂️ I can talk myself into just about anything.. calls for me.
Days like today I like to look away from the dumpster fires and see what else is quietly on sale. BROS at $50 is a bargain. Consumer is allegedly OK. Institutional owners of SBUX are pumping the sector so desperately with media blitz that consumers might be Fed beverage ads but remind themselves they love alternatives like Dutch Bros. Stock hit $85 the last time we had actual data from them. UBER mid $70’s here may also be a gift. NETFLIX has won television, period. We see Disney flounder while NFLX core business is humming on 12 cylinders. Only overhang is the WBD deal, but it seems like every analyst has come around to see what some of us were saying here on day zero, that whether or not the deal closes is positive for NFLX. They continue to get huge viewership on laughably small costs for “sports and entertainment events”. Like skyscraper climbs, bar fights, single golf matches, etc. These are a steal compared to inking mega-billion dollar league sponsorships. Let Apple pay hundreds of billions for F1 while Netflix pays millions for Drive To Succeed. Averaging down on CNSWF.
PLTR CEO looks like the homeless guy who is opening the SBUX door for tips at Broadway branch lol
I just burned the shit out of my tongue with hot coffee. Calls on SBUX.
bro is the biggest source of alpha in this thread \-btw with AAPL it did go down at first, I would have been able to profit off my puts if I sold. And SBUX was kinda scam pump, it did go down eventually what do you say about QCOM?
Hello regards, I bought PLTR puts. Here is my track record this past week alone: - DIS calls (went down) - AAPL puts (went went flat, then up) - META puts (went up) - SBUX puts (went flat) - CAT calls (went flat, but sold too soon before it skyrocketed) Do what you will with this information
This black tea lemonade from SBUX tastes weird
Puts on SBUX. Just had a hot chocolate it fucking sucks. Can't believe people pay a premium price for their shit( i paid from a gift card that was given).
This is a similar gross margin to $SBUX and $BROS. US margins are propped up by being unable to deduct any expenses. And even with those margins, only the one company that cornered limited license states has been able to achieve profitability. If/when 280e is removed or especially if interstate commerce happens, expect these margins in US companies as competition drives price compression.
Why the fuck did I buy SBUX calls thinking that it would rebound. What a retard
SBUX already lost all it’s earnings pump lols
Who else is a beta cuck and playing SBUX “investor day” tomorrow morning? Worked for me once 3 years ago bound to happen ago (help me!)
If it makes u feel better. This’ll only barely cover my losses from SBUX earnings