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It’s 2024, how are you guys planning on taking advantage the “AI Craze”?
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.
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My Thoughts on Shopify Stock (nearly a 10 bagger for me)
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Under the radar stock that has potential for huge gap up.
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$SHOP, huge falling wedge on the weekly from 2022. All time highs inbound 🚀🧑🚀 80$ weekly calls for Sep-8 will work.
$SHOP Massive breakout on the weekly. Calls locked and loaded. All time highs inbound 🚀🧑🚀
SHOP 69$ calls full port YOLO expiring Aug 8th.
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My final YOLO to make back everything I lost (RTX)
My 80 year old grandma gave me this money to invest for her
You are really just gambling if you’re buying calls right now.
WHAT THE FUCK IS THIS PRICE MOVEMENT. IVE LOST $375k SHOPIFY RUINED MY LIFE
200k SHOP ER yolo after losing 175k on AMD
$SHOP trade idea - bullish entry at ~ $61. Thoughts?
Shopify (SHOP): The Canadian eCommerce Giant Ready to Blast Off? 🚀🚀🚀
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Does anyone know what's happening with $SHOP?
Holding $SHOP since $64. I hate myself
NKE for sure. Considering adding more TSM. I dabbled with SHOP, sold it as 65. But now it’s under 60 and I’m tempted.
I would not limit yourself to Canadian stocks as that pool is fairly small. Only a few I can think of off the top of my hear is SHOP and LULU. S&P 500 is the top 500 companies which actually includes several Canadian Companies like LULU. My suggestion is to buy SPY or any other S&P500 ETF. Just buy a couple shares when you can afford them as they are $553 a piece right now and plan on NEVER selling them. Here is a list of the 503 companies that are in the S&P 500 by weighting.
SHOP and NET are my favorite among them
When you say tech you mean meme stock and alot of them were down DASH, ROKU, SHOP, W it's a sign
SHOP is a nice platform but I think GDDY has the opportunity to eat its lunch. I'm long GDDY
My buddy told me to buy shares of SHOP and CELH a month ago. Why the fuck did I listen to that regard 
These are all "hyped tech" companies priced for perfection. You can expect crazy swings, either up or down. These stocks should provide some good entertainment to watch. My opinions on the companies and products not the current prices. I'd drop DocuSign. It's a COVID play that has been done. Twilio is great. I've used the products; however, Microsoft and others have competing platforms now. It will be interesting to see how they compete going forward and whether Microsoft manages to advertise competing solutions. Okta is a great and unique product. Cloudflare is also excellent. I've used all the products at work. This space has plenty of competition, but there is also so much room for growth it would be hard for stocks in the space not to perform. Block fails my ethical filter with its microloans. I love SHOP, but I've never understood how successful it has been. It's great, but I don't think it's unique, and I'm not sure why the competition has been so slow in this space. I thought PayPal or Google would compete with SHOP, but they have yet to present an exciting product.
While they’re all tech, they all really have different markets and different stories. Examples. SHOP is e-commerce OKTA is still recovering from its horrible auth0 acquisition SQ is fintech DOCU fcked up hard and lost their lead in the space
With PLTR I'm doing calls for Aug 2/Aug 9 at both the 30 and 32 strikes. Aug 9th is the earnings week and so my thinking was that both short legs would expire out of the money and I would likely see a rise in the stock price and in Vol the week of earnings, which would accrue to my benefit. And so far this is working out as both positions are ahead. But I'm real curious to see how this goes during earnings week just because there's so much hype around PLTR right now. With PLTR I'm also looking at playing the Vol drop from Aug 9 to Aug 16, though I haven't decided what my strikes will be. I have another trade, on SHOP, that's working really well at the moment. This one uses puts for Aug 2/Aug 9 on the 60 strike. The trade was purely directional. I just kind of looked at where SHOP was trading (above 68) and figured it was more likely to ease downwards over the next few weeks, which is what it's doing. But I didn't think it would crash. I just thought it was trading a little bit high. And right now the trade is working really well with the underlying sort of settling in at 63-64. I have a few others on as well. These are small trades for the most part and I'm looking at them as essentially experimental. I'd like to get better at this strategy though, which is why I appreciate posts like yours.
Threw 20k into $SHOP. I was willing to pay $66 for it but since it was down 7% today I got some below $64...
I double downed in SHOP today. Gonna sell covered calls next up day
SHOP weekly chart is wild
That poor analyst that upgraded SHOP yesterday got clapped today. Better luck next time my friend
they really pumped SHOP 7 yesterday just for it to drop 7%
Fucking SHOP 😂 What a tease. 😜
I’m convinced SHOP was waiting for my monthly calls to expire worthless on Friday before they pumped 8% today. Now i’m even more convinced that HIMS will wait for my calls to expire worthless next Friday before they also pump. 
I feel like it's 2020 again making bank on SHOP
You have to make that decision. AMZN and SHOP are both leaders in online retail coomerce so I think they both have a bright future, but you have to do your own research. https://finance.yahoo.com/news/shopify-shop-good-long-term-080423475.html
Awesome. As a young investor, I also investing in both SHOP and AMZN. Is it the best idea to keep both stocks for the long term? I’m 35.
I plan on selling some of my SHOP to buy dividend payers since it is my 4th best performer so I probably won't sell all of it. I have sold some of my AMZN over the years and I might sell more but not all.
SHOP wtf 
Do you still consider SHOP and AMZN a long-term investment?
Calls on: HOOD SLV ULTA XLF XLE Shares of: Dkng COIN CLSK SHOP
LMND $17c’s expired on the 5th UPST $25c’s expired the 5th SHOP $67c’s expired last Friday I am the worst at this
SHOP? What is this? 2021?
LMFAO!!! My $67 SHOP call expired worthless on Friday, on fucking Friday and it decides to pump $5 today. You can’t make this shit up!
SHOP easily play of the day.
Today should help your SHOP shares
SHOP either trading flat or red end of day
SHOP popping off pre-market. Is this just a quick pump before a dump?
Don't compare quality like SHOP with CVNA.
I prefer GDDY. SHOP's platform is better but GDDY is healthier.
I've given hope on SHOP. Been down multi Gs for years now. I started selling it off a couple days ago to take the L and trade it in for some TSM.
SHOP. Great earnings last quarter. Only down because of market guidance of possible decrease because of recession
Thanks for that useless month SHOP. My calls expire worthless today so you can go ahead and pump now.
I’m down 95% on my SHOP calls that expire tomorrow. Any chance SHOP rips to $70 by tomorrow? 
I was bag holding SHOP shares at $58 for 3 months and TSLA shares at $230 since December 2023 Let them both go last Friday at $65 and $260 Feels good, man
I let my SHOP shares go selling a $65c last week I let my TSLA shares go selling a $260c last week I bought CMG shares at $60 Wait this isn’t r/stocks?
Meme stocks were down on the big up day: AFRM DASH ROKU SHOP and TSLA underperformed This bull run isn't as strong as it appears
Aaaaaannnddd there goes SHOP and there goes HIMS … the 2 I was counting on today 
Not sure what to do with my SHOP 7/19 70c Roll or fucking leave that pos
TBH i'm surprised $SHOP (Shopify) doesn't get more attention, although after their last earnings, the price dropped quite a bit... and their P/E is quite high, but it could be a go big or bust kind of play.
Except for HIMS & SHOP but thats only because I have calls.
Thoughts on SHOP? Good last quarter, stated poor guidance for future because of the economy
I bought a spread on SHOP, and it paid off well.
Stagnant growth is one thing. PYPL price destruction is because their "moat" doesn't exist. Everyone can charge CCs with 9999 merchants. The sticky ones are like AMZN/SHOP/FOUR that offer you the shop for free as long as they get CC transaction cut. Everyone is fintech: Square/Stripe/Clover/Toast Everyone can easily jump into P2P: CashApp/Venmo/Zelle Everyone (most importantly the FAAAMs) are getting into alt payments: ApplePay/GooglePay/SamsungPay/AliPay/FacebookPay/AmazonPay/MicrosoftPay/TencentPay/Anheuser-BuschInBevSAPAY/etcetc Literally no moat and full saturation. Problem is the government won't let trad banks fail nor protect PYPL from tech competition. That's before we even factor in new competitors or outright banking alternatives in the cryptospace.
Come on SHOP. Get to fucking 70!
Calls on ASTS, HIMS, OKTA, VRNA & SHOP
You have to look what she buys - Roku, Hood, Docusign, TSLA, RBLX, PLTR, SHOP, SQ, COIN …she seems to be late to the party. Buys at highs and or a stock declining. I own a few these (SHOP, PLTR) but she is no guru.
SHOP is another one, still way down after that killer earnings drop but slowly coming back
There are things here that are a little late at this point (cybersecurity - I own CRWD and I'd like to own a bit more but I'm not chasing it at this point; much of technology, parts of healthcare) or just problematic themes that people keep wanting to be a thing because they were growth stories years ago (fintech, evs.) The automotive industry has - with a couple of exceptions - never been a good place to invest and EVs don't change that. It's remarkable to me that you have this list (and many of these companies that are now either bankrupt or near bankrupt only went public in 2020/21): https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GQvwk3Xa0AAXDO9?format=jpg&name=large and that there's still so much eagerness to throw money at EV names. Given that EVs are being written off at the slightest ding given the added complexity and cost, Copart (where so many cars go that have been written off) has been a winner but that's not something people talk about because it's not slick. https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/scratched-ev-battery-your-insurer-may-have-junk-whole-car-2023-03-20/ "Insight: Scratched EV battery? Your insurer may have to junk the whole car" Fintech has largely turned into either being largely commoditized (payments) or unappealing (lending, digital banks; the market massively underappreciated the risks inherent in both during the "distruptive growth" bubble of 2020/21 - "The AI way to lend" turns into "holy shit" the moment the economy cools and it's revealed that the "AI way to lend" suddenly had to take a lot of loans on its books that it didn't think it would, not to mention if anyone read the S-1 they would see that the company's algo had little experience with downturns.) Telecom isn't a good business, people think it is because the services are so ubiqutious. "I'm looking for a mix of stability and growth potential, aiming for a diversified portfolio that can weather market volatility and tap into new opportunities." I agree with this - I think people often seem to either be more conservative or all growth but rarely somewhere in-between. I think it's a good idea to have a solid core of well-managed companies with a proven track record of delivering over time along with some selected quality growth names where you think that the company has a significant TAM and is well-managed/built to last. Trying to achieve that balance in a way that matches your risk tolerance and gets allocation right is not easy but I think is worthwhile. "E-Commerce: The booming online retail space." Ultimately, it becomes a play on the consumer and if the consumer is not doing well it isn't either. We're at a point where WMT/AMZN/TGT/COST are increasingly where people shop for everything. SHOP went from saying that they were arming the rebels against the dark side (Amazon) to working with the dark side. SHOP is still sort of an interesting play on the rest of the internet, but I think for all the discussion of it being a potential AMZN challenger, that was questionable to begin with and after ending their attempt at logistics, AMZN's dominance of that remains a key element that it's going to be extraordinarily difficult for any younger company to even get close to. People's attempts to buy logistics robots companies has gone badly aside from SYM and that's really IMO just largely due to a heavily shorted small float and the WMT stake.
If anyone read my earlier comment I hope they made money from SHOP 67c
Picked up SHOP shares at $58 after earnings drop and sold $60 call AMA 🤡
eyeing this $8 gap that needs to be filled on SHOP
SHOP and PANW cup and handles looking v bullish
Did anyone else see/hear about the TGT + SHOP partnership?
Why is SHOP acting so lame?
MU and SHOP bby!
It’s a huge market. They have room to grow to 10s of billion of revenue. They are profitable. Look at adj. op. income and the cash flow statement. They just have a GAAP loss because of the ridiculous accounting treatment of stock-based comp and warrant ‘expense.’ They granted employee SBC and warrants to AMZN and SHOP 3 years ago when the SP was much higher. The rules require an expense to be locked in at that time and amortized over ~4 years despite there being no actual cash payable and the shares already being reflected in dilution. Watch the Investor Day CFO presentation from last November. That expense will fall by ~50% in FY2025 as the ‘expensive’ units finish amortizing. Therefore I expect GAAP profitability to start sometime in the next 3-5 quarters. Keep in mind this has no actual effect on the day-to-day business. But it will change investor perception that they are losing money.
!banbet SHOP 70 20d
!banbet SHOP 70 20d
Great DD. Think about exec teams at AMZN SHOP WMT Stripe and now AAPL. Some of the most knowledgeable people about retail in the entire world. And they all partnered with AFRM. AMZN and SHOP took equity in AFRM. Perhaps they are seeing something that the market is still missing?? AAPL has come crawling back to AFRM and are finally unwinding their 2-year disaster with Goldman, who had no experience in this business. I bet the AAPL team wishes it had taken the same deal as AMZN and got equity in AFRM when they had the chance. The USD 1 billion potential incremental revenue from Apple Pay is only for e-commerce. The in-store opportunity, which they will surely roll out as soon as possible after, is 4x larger. Affirm is just scratching the surface there (where BNPL has >1% penetration vs 5% of ecom) with the Affirm Card and WMT self-checkout kiosk partnership. Apple Pay will give them access to its 60M users who will be able to use AFRM to pay at hundreds of thousands of merchants.
I recommend reading the financial statements more closely. Those losses are primarily stock-based comp and AMZN/SHOP warrant ‘expenses,’ which are imaginary accounting charges. They never had to pay and never will pay any actual cash for them and they are already reflected in dilution. The accounting rules just require locking in the expense at the time they were granted based on the much higher share price 3 years ago. But the company showed at Investor Day that the expense will drop by ~50% in FY2025 as the ‘expensive’ ones finish amortizing. Again these are non-cash and do not affect the company in any real way, other than the perception that it is losing money. You should look at adj. op. income (which is what management guides for) and the cash flow statement to see how the business is really doing.
SHOP has had an RSI of 20 for like an hour now and won’t stop :( money gone
Shouldn't SHOP go up on the new TGT partnership? This market is nuts.
Why is SHOP down after the news with Target?
How we feeling about SHOP 70C for the end of the week?
I think SHOP has a lot of potential also.
I like your portfolio. I had both SHOP and CELH and sold them at a profit of over 200%. I held DIS too but it didn't go any where and i finally sold it at a small loss.
Anything below $75 is good entry for SHOP in my opinion
Finally someone mentions SHOP. I recently started my position at $58, and added again $57ish. Cramer made a shitty comment about it during the dip, so I bought...that wasn't the only reason, of course.
I bought shares of SHOP in 2017 and 2018.
It grew to that size. Cost basis $6,956.07, current value $42,269.50, up +507.66% I am in the process of reducing my SHOP position and using the profits to buy more dividend payers. I have open sell limit orders to sell 150 shares of SHOP at $83.01.
SHOP AMZN SQ I want to build a core position in the tech side of retail..which one?
thank you for sharing. that’s a great balanced portfolio. r you a little concerned about SHOP and its so volatile that I wouldn’t be willing to do such a large portion on it
I agree, at least on AMZN..also SHOP
My top 10 individual stocks by position size. As I approach retirement I am converting my portfolio from growth to income and growth, so some are less well-known names. 1. NVDA (Information Technology) 2. SHOP (Information Technology) 3. **KNSL** (Financials) 4. TRMD (Energy) 5. FRO (Energy) 6. PBR (Energy) 7. ABR (Financials) 8. LPG (Energy) 9. CGBD (Financials) 10. AMZN (Consumer Discretionary)
ROKU, SHOP but may have missed the good entry on SHOP
EL - estee lauder stock should recover once China starts spending again SHOP - shopify is good value here. Surprised they havent taken advantage of AI yet but once they do it has lots of room to run LULU - lululemon. Not a big fan but its been beaten down and ppl still buy their stuff
It’s always some chad intern desk analyst that gives his opinion to dump/moon a stock Looking at you, SHOP
I had bought calls on SHOP end of May. Went nicely up. It should still keep climbing higher.
SHOP saved me from slingin wang for cash today 🙏
All of these millenial analysts keep trying to do upgrades to SHOP to dump their bags but it never works
Take your green day but plz leave SHOP red 🙏