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What do y’all think about using ChatGPT for stock researching?
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.
New Bitcoin Mining Company Coming Out Through a Pending Spinoff--$OLB
My Thoughts on Shopify Stock (nearly a 10 bagger for me)
TKVR Financials look like a dream, exciting business. Research (DD) *MUST READ*
Your Opinion: Capital Gains Avoidance (Low Income Year) + ROVR Blackstone Deal
$OLB and $DSS-- Two Companies with Pending Spinoffs for Shareholders
Spinoffs Coming to Shareholders of $DSS and $OLB
Daylight robbery .Options losing half their value during the weekend
TKVR (DD) *Must Read* Financials look like a dream
Sound Investment Symphony: Why $SPOT is Tuned for a Bullish Crescendo in 2023
If everybody is predicting a recession, why are payments companies absolutely booming?
Under the radar stock that has potential for huge gap up.
TMT Breakout - Weekly recap: $DELL new AI play, $SHOP/$AMZN tango, Media plummets on $DIS/$CHTR, PC recovery takes hold, $TSLA narrative builds
TMT Breakout - Weekly recap: $DELL new AI play, $SHOP/$AMZN tango, Media plummets on $DIS/$CHTR, PC recovery takes hold, $TSLA narrative bui
TMT Breakout - Weekly recap: $DELL new AI play, $SHOP/$AMZN tango, Media plummets on $DIS/$CHTR, PC recovery takes hold, $TSLA narrative bui
$SHOP, huge falling wedge on the weekly from 2022. All time highs inbound 🚀🧑🚀 80$ 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.
Selling shares of OLB Group below their current market value may have been a costly error made by insiders. After RAD and TTOO, will OLB be the next popular stock to trend?
Massively undervalued penny stocks with multi-bagger potential: $TTOO, $BITF, and 2 others
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 ~ $61. Thoughts?
Shopify (SHOP): The Canadian eCommerce Giant Ready to Blast Off? 🚀🚀🚀
Bull market could be on the way: I think it's time to buy Shopify stocks.
Shopify is replacing customer service with AI chatbots
Building a portfolio for my cousin (25M) need suggestion
Top Cathie Wood stock near the buy point is expected to deliver 772% EPS growth.
Are Shopify ($SHOP) and Lightspeed ($LSPD) stocks getting overheated?
Why Shopify ($SHOP) and Etsy ($ETSY) stocks are no-brainer buys right now.
Light up your portfolio with Shopify ($SHOP) or embrace the speed of success with Lightspeed ($LSPD)!
Shopify ($SHOP): do you think that this stock will ever rise exponentially or will it be capped around the $70 it has been at for awhile?
ARKF response in the week after the Fed interest rate pause
Shopify Inc. ($SHOP) is attracting investor attention: Here is what you should know.
Shopify ($SHOP) up 85% this year, time to sell the stock?
How Shopify ($SHOP) 'shape shift' made e-commerce firm attractive again
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Shopify ($SHOP) stock sinks as market gains: what you should know
Shopify Stock ($SHOP) offers a new entry amid expected 715% profit growth.
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Flexport acquisition fuels Shopify's growth, driving SHOP stock to a soaring high
Shopify ($SHOP) stuns the Market: Shares rocket 18% in May, leaving traders speechless!
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Shopify ($SHOP) has debt but no earnings; should you worry?
Up more than 100%, is Shopify stock ($SHOP) still a buy?
"Seize the bull's momentum: Embrace the remarkable growth potential of this 64% discounted stock!"
Shopify ($SHOP) delivers impressive earnings, enticing investors to consider buying the stock.
Is Shopify ($SHOP) stock a buy now?
Shopify ($SHOP) stock: Insiders on a selling spree
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Shopify ($SHOP) just made a brilliant move. Time to buy the stock?
As Shopify ($SHOP) drops its logistics business, Amazon ($AMZN) could be poised to strike.
Better buy: Shopify ($SHOP) stock or Lightspeed ($LSPD) stock?
Shopify ($SHOP) removed fulfilment from its ecosystem. Is the stock still a buy?
Shopify ($SHOP) stock rockets 31% in 2 days: Why there’s still room to run
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if you're buying stock? yes 100% best time to buy stuff like AAPL, SHOP, TSM (yes I know).
What’s your take on SHOP? Looks pretty expensive right now
What about ZM? Earnings beats every quarter last few years. Balance sheet is immaculate. $7 billion cash $70 million debt I’m watching ZM, SNOW, ZS, PFE, TSLA, SHOP, PYPL
SHOP and MARA will surely save me 
The main issue with people stock picking comes down to when people say things like this: > The same people that preach efficient market theory will turn around and say how overvalued something is. Thankfully Fama is alive so he doesn't have to roll in his grave over this but the majority of people who talk about markets have no idea what they are talking about. This is a horrible understanding of EMH (hypothesis, not theory) and actually kind of proves why EMH is important to begin with. Can things be over or undervalued in EMH? Yes. Individually. Can the whole market be overvalued? No. [To explain would take a paper. ](https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.1540-6261.1991.tb04636.x) But my major point is that the whole thing is a sham upfront because people actually don't even go through step 1: Deciding *why* they are investing. For instance the reason why you go with the Boglehead approach as an individual investor is primarily because there's no value to the time risk you have to take for the long-run holds. To be clear in the late 90s you could have, if you randomly bought some stock, chosen AAPL with odds of about 1/3,000 iirc. Today we say, "Shoulda bought that AAPL", but AAPL wasn't even a darling for many years after it went public and honestly it would have been easy to mistake it for a stinker, it grew suddenly, sharply, and kind of with a weird cultural lockstep that you could not predict. If you intend to hold for 40 years whatever you buy, looking historically at random, most companies actually don't survive that long. So then we have the question: "How do I solve that?" The answer: "Indexing." That's the answer. They do the job of keeping you exposed to the winners who keep winning even though someday our winners won't be winning. No one could imagine Sears being gone but Sears is gone. Most companies will do this overnight; they were big brain brilliant and then we retroactively explain why they disappeared. So, ultimately, if you want to play the time risk game you play with an index. Simple. If you're thinking short-term, a market cycle for instance, go for it with your SHOP and TSLA and INTC etc. because yes, those things are happening right now, and those things are profitable today, and someday they won't be but you won't be in them 40 years with a shocked Pikachu face. I mean you're talking about tech stocks in the way Benjamin Graham talked about brickmakers. That's silly. The whole goal was to assess the usefulness of the business as a long-term investment with real-time prospects related to *real goods* which of course at the time was all that existed really. There were no digital goods. MSFT got lucky they were the only thing around for IBM to play with and launched across the planet, but that luck should not be mistaken for brilliance, you've no idea who is going to win or lose esp. since IBM *lost* which is weird because IBM is who created MSFT's empire. Anyway, my point is simple: Most people fail at investing primarily because they never figure out what they are going to actually do with the money. They just throw it in. And if you are going to just throw it in you should use a series of low cost index funds, but stock picking isn't bad, so much as it is people who try to do so often aren't versed in how it actually works saying things like the EMT.
Arm is one of the most overpriced stocks on the planet. It doesn’t need much of a reason to fall. It’s like SHOP in 2020.
SHOP bounced right off its 200 dma yesterday.
TIL SHOP has a PR ratio of 685 wtf
not as bad as my dogshit SHOP calls
****not financial advice**** I am looking at GOOGL puts and SHOP calls.
SOFI -more risk involved but good potential upside if they execute PYPL -to me, it feels like it's around bottom. I like the new C-suite SHOP -started a position, as it appears to have good upside potential. I've also seen them spending on ads, and that can be promising
It really is all about patience boys. 3 years ago today I dropped thousands into SHOP shares. Now I'm down 40% and driving a 1997 Buick LaCrosse. Another 3 years and I will be unable to retire. 
Yep. And I lost about $6k on that SHOP drop. 😐
They need to sort the retail arm out IMO, most people I talk to IRL and online use it as little as possible after being burned too many times with counterfeit items, and being unable to find any real brands. The trend atm seems to be DTM via Stripe or SHOP.
I know some folks are yelling “priced in” but SHOP tanked when their massive holding in Affirm tanked
SHOP calls SNOW calls More HAL calls
Did SHOP murder a whistle-blower or something?
There are 5-10 absolutely amazing Canadian names. Everything else ...eh. CSU, Dollarama, Hammond power, CNQ, tourmaline, SHOP....the great ones are great.
SHOP is definitely ready to announce some news within 2 weeks to send it back to $90. Then $120 easy.
Now if SHOP would hit $100 in 2 months. I’ll be happy.
SHOP but wait 15 minutes after bell
I have a godly amount in SHOP. SHOP $100 within 2 months.
SHOP being so flat since earnings feels a bit suspect. Maybe it’s the execs pay package.
SQ $100 by June. SHOP $100 by July. HOOD $22 by July. AMD $200 by August.
BIGC cause I went heavy at the top thinking it would be like SHOP,Now I’m 90% down and have no choice
What is driving the recent uptrend 5% in $SHOP stock since yesterday?
SHOP is the flip top head Amazon
SHOP is Canadian like me...
Opinions on SOFI or SHOP leaps?
Smart choice if you threw the money in NFLX , SHOP , NVDA , or basically any growth stock. Now if you didn't purchase anything after selling then you are actually braindead.
I'm a bad trader but a good investor. All the things I believe in went on to 40x-300x (TSLA , NFLX , SHOP , NVDA , BTC)
It was $SHOP, $SOFI, and $RIVN. He got into crypto too since Charlie Munger passed away. He bought BTC, ETH, and SOL. That's why they've gone up so much recently.
Wow same for me! I had marked NFLX, META, AMD, NVDA, SHOP and DOCU around summer 2022 but after research I had strong inclination to invest in chips for AI potential and bought AMD. After more research and after NVDA had dropped more than AMD, I had strong conviction in NVDA and decided to transition. It all started after watching a documentary in 2016 about google's deepmind AI program, alphago. That documentary ended up making me a lot of money.
It's always tough when the crystal ball gets cloudy. I have some NVDA & LLY at sub 100 that I'm estatic about.... I also have SHOP that I bought for 30.... Went to 150, then down to 20... Climbing back finally, but now I'm putting LOSS STOPS if anything gets about 25% down.
I've been selling down URNM to go all in RKLB, SOFI, and SHOP. I think RKLB will be the overall winner. I view it as buying something like Star Fleet (from Star Trek) before space travel was a thing.
SHOP bought at $138 sold at $1462
That makes me worried about my SHOP stock. They tend to shill a lot of overvalued stuff at the top in my experience, but every now and then they probably make some good recommendations.
I was hopping around a lot - SHOP, TEAM, RKLB, ASTR, BA mostly companies I was familiar with their business models
Motley fools monthly recommendations is #SHOP, checked the stock and despite solid earnings report there’s lack of enthusiasm among investors for this particular stock
Been seeing a lot of SHOP ads
Short AMZN, long BABA, WMT, W, SHOP?
Temu are crushing them. Amazon drop shippers just order from China. Now China ships direct. LONG PDD, SHORT AMZN, LONG SHOP GLBE
I have an IRA. It’s full of index ETFs. QQQ beats SPY consistently. But people will tell you it’s just gambling to put your money into that. They’ll scream that you need to be more diversified or you’ll lose your shirt if that sector struggles. “Because historically” is how they’ll try to ignore what actually has been happening over the past decades. They’re smarter than you, don’t you know? I also have a smaller allotment of money I put into individual stocks. Because I know there is risk. I started investing $500 a month now I put in $1500 a month. With stocks the most you can lose is 100%. I’m up 95% this year. Obviously NVDA is leading the charge. But META, SHOP and others are up big too. S&P is up 26% over 12 months. NASDAQ is up 38% in that time. My individual stocks are crushing those and have for the past decade. It’s still about risk management. I don’t put all my eggs into one basket. I want to make sure when I retire in 15-20 years that my money continues to grow. I’m happy to take an average 8-10% on ETFs. But my individual stocks have been winners consistently. I don’t say trade. I don’t buy options. I buy and hold good companies. I don’t chase penny stocks. It’s not impossible. It’s not even really that hard.
This would have worked with PANW & SHOP & SNOW.
Capital flowing out of growth stocks like SHOP (which is now down YTD even with stellar earnings) into AI hype stocks. Wild times
I got hammered on calls for disappointing guidance for both SHOP and SNOW. I’m sticking with accumulating shares for the rest of the year. I’m not sure I belong here. Timing the SNOW recovery is tough. The immediate reaction after hours was $175. I was prepared to YOLO some calls if it opened there. It opened and traded at $182-188 the day after and sits at $186 now. If interest rates rise and the market realizes we aren’t getting any cuts this year, SNOW will drift down to $160-165. Non-Farm payrolls this Friday may continue to be strong and upwardly revise Dec/Jan. That and strong talk from Jay Powell on 19 March takes S&P down to 4500. We’ve gone straight up since Halloween from 4050 >> 5150 with the thesis we were getting 6-8 rate cuts in 2024. Now reality is setting in for zero rate cuts. Not trying to convince anyone of anything, just organizing my thoughts to handle a market that is starting to feel like Nov 2021.
SHOP Fell 10% on latest earnings with good numbers
I buy $10 of stock in like 4 stocks everyday. LLY, Panw, NVDA and SHOP. Was buying DDOG but sold out at $121. CashApp. I love that app. It is the way. I’m up like 65% in 2 years.
I was told SHOP would go up.
I did their membership in 2021. Literally everything I invested in because of them has lost money. LMND, OKTA, PINS, SHOP, ZM, FVVR, APN, NET, BLUE, RMD. All losses in excess of 100K. Never again, I was the fool to listen to their advice.
I bought SOFI, RKLB, and SHOP two weeks ago, I’m probably going to reduce my URNM for these three over the next few months.
Why is SHOP so ass, my dudes?
Good points, feel like the euphoria is simply based on stocks having been severely undervalued during 2022. Bought into SHOP at about $25, which seems absurd right now. Ditto for Amazon trading in the $80s and Meta under $100. Maybe the euphoria is just a return to normal
wondering if its going affect stocks like AMZN or SHOP, I think it might
I mean, I've made almost a $mil just from NFLX and SHOP positions I started like 10 years ago, so while I don't usually buy their picks, I'm loyal
Dunno about SHOP, but using twelve month trailing PE as a value indicator for stocks like PLTR that are growing and have only just started turning a profit recently is a really bad way to try and measure valuation for a company
Regardless of these two you can’t take KPIs used for value stocks and apply them to growth stocks. That being said PLTR is a true AI play used in defense sector (look at the geopolitical situation), government/public sector (long contracts) and private companies (sticky business). SHOP is like looking at Amazon's ecommerce part and removing all the unattractive things. Just focusing on providing the platform (reliant monthly fee) and taking a cut as payment provider (benefits from any increase of sales or price on merchant side). The AI features are mostly gimmicky but if you see Meta reporting record ad spends just know that it also fueled buy businesses on Shopify.
SHOP isn’t cheap by any measure, but they had a $1.6M one off in ‘23 Q2 that significantly alters TTM p/e. I don’t know how so many people here make posts without a simple check to understand the context of the numbers they see. “Researching” only a screener deep.
Same. Got burned by SHOP the other way around
Im Blue collar 56 retired, put my wife through college when we were in our twenties she is white collar 50. 1.3 in combined 401Ks, 1.2 personal investment from hitting large on SHOP, NVDA and META.
My SHOP calls expired worthless yesterday. So I’m assuming he will announce his position in SHOP. The only indication is the fact that my calls just expired and the world 🌎 revolves around me.
Though their picks over the past few years have gone downhill as the brothers have retired, I will say a lot of their 2016, 17, and 18 picks were fantastic and helped me become a millionaire. I thought I got my money's worth taking their recommendations as idea generation. Dont forget, they recommended TSLA, NFLX, NVDA, PAYC, ANET, SHOP and others during this window. Dont blindly follow their recommendations, but they do (or did) have some absolute banger takes that could be used for idea generation to do additional DD. I still think some of these are interesting enough to continue to watch and dig into more. Reddit has such a hard-on for slamming this service. and confuse their free articles for premium service and want to throw the whole thing out. Take it for what it is, IMO.
SHOP, you are going the wrong way.
I think I might follow you actually on this that entire online shopping industry completely shit the bed this earnings season. SHOP, PINS, ETSY all did poorly
*pokes SHOP with stick* It's okay, go when you are ready
Ur a piece of shit, SHOP.
Someone poke SHOP with a stick please
Where is the bottom for SHOP haha fuck you would think they had reported terrible earnings
Lmao SHOP please say the word AI for me please
Not NVDA, SHOP calls and PANW Calls
After a huge wins with ARM and NET, ive literally lost all of those gains trying to capilitize on SCMI, NVDA, VOO, SHOP, DASH, among others
We’re all idiots. Anyone who thinks this isn’t gambling is even dumber though. My positions are GOLD, PINS, GOOG, SAVE, SHOP, AMZN, and JBL. SAVE and SHOP have been flat since I bought it but I’m hoping it corrects back to premerger rates. I’ve been holding Google since it was $90 and it makes up 65% of my portfolio (fake ChatGPT release screwed it a year ago). GOLD and PINS are my real hopes rn. Both look very promising. The rest I’m mostly just waiting for the gains to turn into long term gains so I can avoid some taxes.
The account chart looks like he just owns SHOP shares for the most part. Probably that's how he made his money to begin with. If you had a large amount in NVDA the up and downs over the past 3 years would also look crazy.
If you open up a 3 year chart of SHOP it looks exactly like this account screen shot. So his dad just has mostly SHOP shares that he didnt touch in this account and that's how he probably got to the crazy figure on the left of the chart to begin with. People here probably wish they had just 100% invested in NVDA a few years ago, but it would at one point in 2022 be down 70-80% too. Stocks with high returns also tend to have larger drawdowns.
More like SHOP. The account chart looks like he just owns SHOP shares for the most part. Probably that's how he made his money to begin with.
So was UPWK, SHOP, DKNG last week. Then tanked even when earnings and guidance was good. MMs are making fools of retailers after hours. Puts is the play here.
SHOP shit the bed, PINS shit the bed, and my girlfriend absolutely hated the shit I bought her on Etsy. The third part is me being shitty at giving gifts, but point being there’s nothing special that definitively separates Etsy from its competitors. Plus there are more players entering the market (Temu -junk shit, but still technically competition). They’ve beat earnings pretty consistently, thinking it’s time for a pullback.
anyone else got etsy puts? should i hop on the kys etsy train? PINS SNAP and SHOP all died so this seems similar
RE: Positive $SHOP earnings Did the market not react positively because: 1) the stock is overbought 2) everyone thinks the stock is overbought and so didn't act 3) high valuation suddenly matters 4) something else
Please let SHOP rebound this week.
3- Operating Margin & Profit Margin. $SHOP Margins :P https://preview.redd.it/m34uessmykjc1.jpeg?width=899&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=341132eced1dc912ef962c2934d5c0e10c9e90c7
I’m in on Puts for MDT (3/1 $84) , ETSY (3/1 $71) and CVNA (3/15 $40). All are reporting earnings this week. I figure that ETSY will follow the lead of other online retailers like SHOP and dump. CVNA is always in the brink of bankruptcy and operates in the red. MDT is a riskier bet. It’s just hanging out above the 5 and 50 EMA on the daily, so I have a price target of $80. Because MDT announces earnings before market tomorrow, I would look into the other two for a play tomorrow.
I legitimately think this is retail investors greatest edge, paired with a basic understanding of reading financials you can do great. Over the years my best returns have come from this. NVDA, SHOP, INTU, CROX, AMZN, NFLX, AAPL, META
I worded it a little ambiguously. I did not mean to refer to SMCI with respect to its earnings run. Just saw SMCI do a freakish run and then dip immediately on friday. And nvidia has been up and down for the past few days. Got burned by SHOP and DKNG. Made money on ARM, AMAT and COIN. Nvidia gains I had till now felt enough. Not gonna risk my current gains on the earnings. Not life changing but still more than enough to make me feel good about them. So I will watch from the sidelines and let it all unfold. 
Week before went as good as a week can, but I'm right there with you this week; not one earnings play went my way. LSCC, KO, SHOP, TWLO, FSLY, CSCO; gave up on Friday plans, which was the right move because those ones tanked as well. I have these positions long enough out that there's a chance for some recovery, but honestly without a catalyst i'm not sure how optimistic I should be, hahaha.
This is how I see Motley Fool. It’s definitely not a pump and dump scheme; they are legitimately trying to recommend stocks that will be good for long-term investment. Sometimes they get it right and sometimes they don’t. I did a free trial about a year and a half ago and they recommended NVDA, SHOP, and FSLR, which all made large gains. I wasn’t methodical about tracking, but I know they also had recommendations that did not do well; for example they recommended buying Docusign in July 2021 and since then it has fallen dramatically. My personal opinion is that Motley Fool is not a bad source for ideas, but it’s not worth the price and in the long run most investors will be better off buying broad market low-fee index funds rather than trying to pick winners from MF’s recommendations.
Thoughts on SHOP? I have some 90c deep in the red. 3/15 exp.
“Despite decent earnings, the market didn’t like it, now subscribe to this newsletter and pay to find out the 5 stocks we like better than SHOP” Motley Fool sucks
Hold on. Motely Fool has an article on "Why SHOP was down this week" that will explain everything we need to know.