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Aehr Test Systems (AEHR), Keysight Technologies (KEYS) and Teradyne (TER), which one is a better equipment test company to buy?
Aehr Test Systems (AEHR), Keysight Technologies (KEYS) and Teradyne (TER), which one is a better equipment test company?
Unitree Robotics Set to Debut After $904 Million Shanghai IPO
Why is Teradyne (TER) up ~13% while the rest of the chip trade is crashing?
Korea just announced $1.3T into semis. I went back and redid my equipment names
South Korea dropping 800T won on chip fabs, who actually wins this capex cycle?
VWCE vs. Invesco vs. SPDR: An objective analysis of hidden risks and fees (Is the "King" losing its crown?)
Nasdaq-100 Index Quarterly Changes - Added: Astera Labs, Inc., CoreWeave, Inc., Nebius Group N.V., Rocket Lab Corporation, Teradyne, Inc.
The AI/Compute rotation is real: Nasdaq 100 adds ALAB, CRWV, NBIS, RKLB, TER.
NASDAQ adds five companies to NASDAQ-100 index in quarterly rebalance
NASDAQ adds five companies to NASDAQ-100 index in quarterly rebalance
TER closed out options locked in +289K
TER has hit a new high again. Will this be the breakout we’ve been waiting for?
Europe’s first pure play drones ETF unveiled by HANetf
Europe’s first pure play drones ETF unveiled by HANetf
Defiance adds AI and power infrastructure ETF to European rollout
Over the past few days, I’ve been taking profits at the right times using my indicators
Three straight wins got me feeling like the future’s looking bright
TER is mounting another rally will it break through its all-time high this time?
TER isn’t even an “AI play”… which is kind of why I like it
Just before the market closed last Friday, I bought TER, SNDK, and TSLA; all three stocks rose by more than 5% today
$AEHR - AEHR MAAA GERDDDD we're going to the moon.
How much should I care about TER when investing long-term?
Which robotics stocks will perform in 2026?
Amundi Prime Global Government Bond (PR1G) vs Vanguard Global Government Bond (VGGE)
Help understanding Hedged vs Unhedged ETFs - Long term (10Y+)
Pre-Market Gainers and Losers for Today (September 22, 2025) 📈 📉
Hedged EUR ETFs performance difference vs non-hedged
SPDR MSCI ACWI vs Vanguard FTSE All-World (via InvestEngine), which would you go for?
Teradyne ($TER) $107.65 ~ AI Chip Testing Company. Quick Look + Options Analysis
Am I missing something with TER? Surprised the stock hasn't popped more after the Amazon deal
Mark my words, TER is the future of robotics
Teradyne: Robotics Revolution Contender?
Nomadic investor – VWRP/VWCE vs FWRG vs Vanguard Retirement 2060?
25, nomadic investor seeking the best All-World ETF for the next 35–40 years
25, nomadic investor seeking the best All-World ETF for the next 35–40 years
What incentivises a Market Maker to arbitrage when NAV and ETF unit price are far apart?
Blackrock ICS Euro Gov Liquidity Fund - as safe as it gets?
Why is there a performance difference between these two FTSE All-World ETFs?
Understanding dividend yield of maturity date bond fund
Can somebody explain what the difference is between these 2 ETN's?
What am I missing with VUAA + EIMI? Non US resident here
Morningstar article: 10 Most Undervalued Wide-Moat Stocks to Buy
Opinions on Chinese government bonds as long term investments?
TerrAscend ($TER / $TRSSF) Receives Regulatory Approval for Acquisition of Peninsula Alternative Health
My prediction on TerrAscend $TER / $TRSSF TSX up-listing ("will happen within days of shareholder approval")
Fund liquidation and TER change approaches of Vanguard vs State Street Global Advisors; VHVE vs SWRD
Vanguard vs State Street Global Advisors' liquidating funds and changing TER approaches; VHVE vs SWRD
Do ESG funds like V3AA (Vanguard ESG Global All Cap UCITS ETF) underperform, match, or outperform the market? TL;DR.: V3AA's index wins, but IMID's NAV wins. Which do I believe?
Comparing ETFs performances is not simple. Is there a platform to do that?
Any suggestion or advice for an inflation linked USA Bonds ETF
The merits of Income funds and passive vs active in a low growth economy
Nancy Pelosi’s husband buys millions in computer-chip stocks before big subsidy vote
Discussion with TER, TRUL, VRNO LFLY tomorrow
it kinda be like that here.... so what you saying? ∆TER
Mentions
Or IQQ from iShares with 0,10% TER
I would look into Advantest, which splits the market with Teradyne 50-50, and then Cohu, TokioElectron (TEL) and Accretech. Those are the main mover in the testing department of semicondutor. Source: I work in semiconductors testing, since 10 years. Previous employers of mine were MU and TER
Everyone here is regarded. AEHR is not a serious company and KEYS is overvalued. TER is the obvious pick.
I hold a little COHR, also had LTE but feel like it's v expensive and there'll be better opportunities. I prefer micro caps for now with great potential upside but obviously higher risk. POET has been great to me, 3x and already got back my initial investment. Also really like SIVE at these prices, both more likely to take off in/after 2027 than any time soon. Adjacent plays that are safer with a broad product and established customer base are TER Teradyne and Celestica CLS for providing the networking, testing, switches etc.
I think globally speaking the answer tends to fall somewhere in the middle. Low costs and global diversification are the paradigm, but there's also an argument for home-market *bias* (and NOT investing there *only*). AFAIK the arguments for home bias are stuff like hedging against currency shifts and possible economic boom in your home region, if that's where you hope to fund future consumption using your portfolio. I'm not in Sweden, but in Finland, but my approach has been a global Boglehead index portfolio, coupled with a local portfolio (Finland and some in other Nordic Countries). This is where I plan to live in the long term, plus I've always felt especially comfortable investing here, due to a multitude factors -- including great historical returns, extremely low costs (0.0% TER in an index fund plus tax-free reinvestment of the dividends), and in general there's no region of the world where I have greater confidence in stability and the strength of institutions towards the end of this century. I think that falls short of a scientific investment thesis, but that's a portfolio I've found psychologically easiest to hold.
There's still retards posting in the what are your moves tomorrow thread lmao. Also buy robotics (TER, CCXI, OUST are the ones I like.)
Buy TER(F) ? Would be more fitting for this shit administration
why do you say its for TER??
Your shopping list for tomorrow. TER, OUST, CCXI. You're welcome.
I own OUST and TER. There's a number of names in Japan that are supply chain names - Keyence, Fanuc, Yokogawa Electric, Daifuku, etc etc. No idea about DAIO but I'd be cautious with anything that has a 27M market cap; so often the story is "less than advertised" with microcaps.
Sorry teradyne.TER. I sold before there high now but still made a good profit. Wish I had put some real money into it but money is money
Oh it’s completely possible they are cooking the books. After going through the bubbles and Enron etc I have protections in place. I have protection on all of my larger stock holdings involved in AI. I bought TER way back in 2016 for example. I sold half at 250.00 and the other half has a stop loss on it now.
So this is more political for you? The quicker you realize both sides equally suck the better. It will make you concentrate on yourself and/or family. This isn’t 2000 unless we have a ton of enrons out there. Many of these AI related companies like TER and AMD are rediculously well managed companies with the best of the best working for them…unless they are cooking the books. What I saw trump do during Covid in jumping the gun by handing out money to everyone and then Biden and his team poured more gas on the fire when he took office was absolutely idiotic so I have no faith in either party. I likely will not even vote this time around unless someone else comes out of the woodwork.
So this is more political for you? The quicker you realize both sides equally suck the better. It will make you concentrate on yourself. This isn’t 2000 unless we have a ton of enrons out there. Many of these AI related companies like TER and AMD are rediculously well managed companies with the best of the best working for them…unless they are cooking the books. What I saw trump do during Covid in jumping the gun by handing out money to everyone and then Biden and his team poured more gas on the fire when he took office was absolutely idiotic.
Rimango sempre della stessa idea sugli ETF, almeno che tu non sia un principiante, perché pagare un TER per avere un ETF quando posso avere le azioni ?
You were right, and I bought the top TER 390c Aug 14 exp at open today and it kept dropping, exited at a loss that couldn’t afford. What rsi level or anything else can help me to buy the dip like last time?
TER was 14% up today after earning reports yesterday. All wiped out at EOD. Good stock to buy.
They also recommend WEBN over VWCE when it comes to ETFs, just because the TER stays in Europe, they also hate it when you talk about VWCE positively
SK Hynix earnings early release was only major thing that happened right then I'm surprised it hit spy Edit: ok wait that was 7:45 and that's what caused the drop Possibly STX, TER etc earnings? There were a ton of earnings today
$TER with the another home run Revenue: $1.33B (Est. $1.22B) ; +104% YoY Adj. EPS: $2.47 (Est. $2.09) Semiconductor Test Revenue: $1.12B Q3 Guide: Revenue: $1.20B-$1.30B (Est. $1.04B) Non-GAAP EPS: $1.85-$2.15 (Est. $1.53) Segment Revenue: Semiconductor Test: $1.12B Product Test: $107M Robotics: $100M
TER pump has taken me from a -10k day to a -4k day, which compared to the last month is basically green. Bullish
BE beat, TER beat Rest of data centre stuff is going to beat, right?
TER earnings a big beat. Why are people buying memory testing machines at a higher than expected rate if volumes are meant to be decelerating? SNDK earnings August 5th, get ready
Gambled $1k on KLAC and TER before close, guess they cancel each other out now???
Anyone playing $TER? Calls or puts lol
Well you can also invest in an ex-US fund like XUSE. Worlwide funds tend to be 60-70% USA so if you rebalance your portfolio with 30-40% XUSE or another such ex-US fund then you don't have to worry about relying solely on the US. But funds like VWRP have you covered without ever thinking about it. VWRP also just dropped its TER, it's now 0.14% instead of 0.19% so it's even more attractive than it's always been.
Each funds has a risk tolerance and a risk classification. Pension funds for example cant just invest into Scion, the Burry thing becuase he actively takes risky positions, often unhedged. If he performs well it's 40%, but "the big short" drained the funds by 23%, investors already demanded payouts. He denied, played his synthetic CDO to a point where the performance was +405% - but a one trick pony. Some investors avoid him from that time on, because he refused redemptions. Further some family wealth offices like to combine fixed income like US treasureies, SP500, and some trend or topic funds with this or that degree of management. Management comes with fees, and leaves room for errors. For example the MSCI world overlaps the SP500, but ETFs built on it are generally unmanaged (or has to be unmanaged). You have probably heard from ETF for non US buyers, with FX option hedged currency risk. Their TER grow so high that it literally obliterated the returns of the stocks in the ETF and the dividends. All of those ETfs are now dead. Same many funds which stick with a selction of stocks but dont trade the stocks, instead they do option strategies. e.g. the "Income shares" ETF, e.g. one just focussed on TSMC - as long the stock moves, the returns do outperform the SP500 by factor 2, but option strategies come with spreads and management fees. At the end this performed SP500 +5% YTD. But in my country I cant put this kind of ETF into my pension savings account... there only some defaults are accepted, e.g. DAX, MSCI world, FTSE100, Eurostoxx but the QQQ is not allowed - because being too volatile. But dont come up with genearlizations.
Last month QQQ changes will go down as their biggest fuck in a long time. ALAB/CRWV/NBIS/RKLB/TER/SPCX. Completely fucked.
TER or CGNX but they will be following AI macro
Just to clarify a few things: * You should compare indexes, not ETFs. We have historical data that goes way further back than the existence of ETFs. * S&P 500 has higher average returns than VWCE, but VWCE has better *risk adjusted returns* (balance between the returns and the volatility). Here's the historical data of S&P 500 vs. VWCE between 1970-2026: https://testfol.io/?s=7DX6cZyWEOO I suggest you turn on logarithmic scale, because it's much easier to see the differences that way. But returns are not everything. Currency risk a thing for non-US investors, and it's not something people talk about very often. American investors are completely fine investing into the S&P 500, because they earn in USD, invest in USD, spend in USD. Currency fluctuations don't affect them at all. But for us Europeans, it's kinda a big deal. If the USD becomes weaker (like it did in 2025), your investments will also be worth less, because you spend in EUR, not in USD. So VWCE is not only a way to diversify between stocks, but it also diversifies between various currencies. Other than that, markets are cyclical. If you look at the 2000-2010 period ([link](https://testfol.io/?s=6n1q01aLtyU)), you can see that the S&P 500 had a -8.78% overall return in that decade, while the global index had +17.01%. Between 1970-1990 ([link](https://testfol.io/?s=0bNMVaPssNM)), the S&P 500 had a 777% overall return, but the global index had 1153%. Of course, these are cherry picked examples, but it's just to demonstrate that something having a higher average returns over a long period of time doesn't mean that it's constantly going to outperform every single year or decade. TL;DR: "VOO and chill" is fine for Americans, but not fine for non-US investors. Pick VWCE (or WEBN if you're concerned about TER). Not because it has higher returns, but because it makes more sense.
VWCE for sure, though I personally prefer WEBN (lower TER). A typical world index is about 60% US, so you get a LOT of exposure. In fact, I completely understand people who get world ex-US, then add SP500 as a separate exposure they can control. S&P500 is obviously much less diversified than a world index, but the US has historically outperformed international markets. I personally also invest into IMAE/CSEMU, just because of currency stuff. Also, don't get SPYL, get a synthetic ETF like Invesco's P500/SPXS. It should have better performance because it's more tax efficient.
VWCE and chill if you're really long term and don't want to be bothered with anything. There are similar ETFs with lower TER, but these companies have sometimes weird past like they closed some funds etc. You don't expect something like this from Vanguard.
VWCE does not have "higher returns and more risks". It has less risks, it's more diversified. It has 45 billion € AuM. It's the largest all-world ETF available to European investors, so much so that the saying is "VWCE and chill" instead of "VT and chill". That being said, it's not the most attractive TER at 0.19%. The new Xtrackers FTSE All-World ETF has only 0.07% TER.
WEBN and chiller. Lower TER 0.07%
WEBN is same same at lower TER
Haha, makes sense. Doesn't sound like a bad approach at all. BTW, you might want to consider FWRA or WEBN instead of VWCE for their lower fees (TER+transaction costs). FWRA is the same index, WEBN is a different index but comparable.
OUST TER are what i have atm
TER, it might have more drop left but I've been putting a lot towards it since it's semi affordable now and I like the company. I'm not putting extra in though because I don't think this is the drop you think this is.
Robotics. Next phase of ai is automation. SYM, SERV, PDYN, TER, ISRG, AVAV
Yesterday was the first day I ever invested in stocks. Bought SNDK, TER, EWY and XQQ.TO thinking things were low, unaware of the Samsung earnings report, (hadn’t been following tech news for two weeks prior). Already down 2k. 😃 I’m just holding for now, it’s cool. But the red charts are definitely consuming me. I’m just gonna walk away for a few days. Thankfully not involved with options in the tech market. Although, with tech stocks dropping the last week, and if I had known about the Samsung report, puts would’ve probably been the move for this week. And who knows what will happen next week….
SNDK EWY and TER calls
The whole index DE.ANAV has the best TER
Assuming you have the exact same ratio, individual stocks would perform marginally better (you don't have to pay the TER - generally only 0,05 to 0,2% per year though). So it wouldn't be a crazy difference. As you said it yourself, the broker fees would kill your return though (500x buy and sell fees, 500x spread, ... - all that probaby adds up to several hundeds of $) You also have the problem with buying fractional shares (f.e. If you have $1000 and allocate 6.93% to Nvidia ($69,3) you'd have a bit of a problem). Also when receiving dividends.
Why would you go VTI and QQQ? They fully overlap I believe and QQQ has much higher TER.
What EMA were you planning on buying on?! Holy moly lol Only buy a 21 EMA pull back and set a low of day stop after entering on a bounce above vwap. Common man basic swing trading rules. I love TER as a stock. It will bounce back just hang in there now buddy!
If I have high conviction on a stock, and the reasons why I bought it (typically consistent top and bottom line growth and confidence into the future and some competitive advantages) remain in place, it isn't too worrisome. I've been in the game long enough to know what matters is my start point and my endpoint. Whatever happened in between is irrelevant because you can no longer buy and sell at those prices, with the exception they happen to match today/tomorrow. This past week I saw one day LRCX and TER surged up and I was considering selling a small slice to diversify out a little bit. But no chance as they gapped down to start next day and continued further down to close th week But I'm okay because I still hold high conviction. Note I said I'd considser selling a small slice - not the entire position. I was thinking 10% slice of each.
Shout out to the Guy up 200k on TER. Gargle my nuts you lucky fuck
I agree mostly, expect with the index funds. They are NOT better. They also contain a lot of procyclic hype stocks (tech), diluted down with crap companies. That's why the TER is lower. Index funds are essentially active funds, wrapped in different illusions so people buy them. Only the company who makes it owns money on it. Go with single stocks. EVERYONE on Reddit will disagree, but it's the only reasonable thing to do.
People ignoring things like AMAT, KLAC, TER, GLW up 10+% today. It's not just memory
of course, you are that one kid who finds undervalued companies, theres no one else in the world, no company has experts for that. theres not even a AI like gemini who could do what you do. im just kidding. get the a S&P 500 ETF with TER >0.2 and be happy in 10+ years.
What are you doing with TER? I’m up over 200% and this thing keeps going higher. Trying to find an end game or just let it run.
NBIS is already set to be included into nasdaq on the 22nd, along with MRVL I think? TER is another one stock, which is getting included and I'vr a position on it
the points worth actually weighing here are domicile and replication, not the headline TER, which is within a basis point or two across all three. physical full replication versus sampling matters more for tracking difference than the fee does, and fund domicile drives your withholding tax treatment on the underlying dividends. id pick one and hold it; switching between near-identical All-World funds just realises gains for a rounding-error improvement.
These stocks are getting added to the NASDAQ 100 in 10 days: RKLB, ALAB, CRWV, NBIS, TER... bol'ish
The five companies being added to the index are: Astera Labs Inc. (NASDAQ: ALAB) CoreWeave Inc. (NASDAQ: CRWV) Nebius Group N.V. (NASDAQ: NBIS) Rocket Lab Corporation (NASDAQ: RKLB) Teradyne Inc. (NASDAQ: TER).
Astera Labs (ALAB), CoreWeave (CRWV), Nebius (NBIS), and Teradyne (TER) are being added to Nasdaq 100 on 22nd June. Are they guaranteed to go up?
lmao literally sold TER today to buy some DRAM.
NASDAQ announced changes to the NASDAQ-100 Index effective June 22, 2026, adding five companies and removing five others in its quarterly rebalance. The five companies being added to the index are Astera Labs Inc. (NASDAQ: ALAB), CoreWeave Inc. (NASDAQ: CRWV), Nebius Group N.V. (NASDAQ: NBIS), Rocket Lab Corporation (NASDAQ: RKLB), and Teradyne Inc. (NASDAQ: TER). Five companies will be removed from the index: Charter Communications Inc. (NASDAQ: CHTR), Cognizant Technology Solutions Corporation (NASDAQ: CTSH), Insmed Incorporated (NASDAQ: INSM), Verisk Analytics Inc. (NASDAQ: VRSK), and Zscaler Inc. (NASDAQ: ZS). The changes take effect before market opening on June 22, 2026, according to the company's statement. The NASDAQ-100 Index measures the performance of 100 of the largest NASDAQ-listed non-financial companies. According to NASDAQ, the index is tracked by more than 200 investment products with over $800 billion in assets under management
Fucking TER a little bitch
Of course they’re stuffing more AI adjacent crap in there, index funds about to be forced buyers again. RKLB and TER are the only ones I’d even pretend to understand, the rest just feel like “we heard you guys like GPUs.” Gonna be fun watching the low float ones go vertical for no fundamental reason while boomers’ 401ks unknowingly fund the exit liquidity.
This - -- Nasdaq (Nasdaq: NDAQ) today announced the results of the June 2026 quarterly rebalance of the Nasdaq-100 Index® (NDX®), which will become effective prior to market open on Monday, June 22, 2026. The following five companies will be added to the Index: Astera Labs, Inc. (Nasdaq: ALAB), CoreWeave, Inc. (Nasdaq: CRWV), Nebius Group N.V. (Nasdaq: NBIS), Rocket Lab Corporation (Nasdaq: RKLB), Teradyne, Inc. (Nasdaq: TER). The following five companies will be removed from the Index: Charter Communications, Inc. (Nasdaq: CHTR), Cognizant Technology Solutions Corporation (Nasdaq: CTSH), Insmed Incorporated (Nasdaq: INSM), Verisk Analytics, Inc. (Nasdaq: VRSK), Zscaler, Inc.
VWCE is a solid core for the long term — 0.22% TER for global diversification is hard to beat. At 24 with a 30+ year horizon, €10k in bonds is a bit conservative unless you're saving that for a specific goal (down payment, car, etc.). If this is purely retirement money and your job is stable, you could go 100% VWCE and simplify everything. The €1k/month contribution is doing the heavy lifting here anyway, not the allocation split. The main thing is making sure the emergency fund is separate and that €60k isn't your entire net worth going into one bet. (Not financial advice.)
What a fucking day. Had to push back all my SL cos accidentally liquidated myself twice today 🙈 Goodbye ARM, goodbye TER you shall be missed 🫡
ON at $103 TER at $359 QCOM at $219 NOW at at $91 I didn't buy any of them lol
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Anything in logistics, transportation, healthcare. Many of the companies are bought by larger corps so you can get exposure. Waymo through GOOG, Universal Robotics through TER, Amazon Robotics through AMZN (though they’ll never try to spin out to offer their solutions to other companies). The play could very much be on the companies that nail computer vision or sensing.
Some I had on my watchlist in no particular order: VICR, AMBA, VPG, SYNA, TER, OUST
If you like physical AI, look into TER, SYM, OUST
AIPO seems intersting because it covers hardware and not software for AI. It is quite expensive: TER 0,69%
It seems you misunderstood. i was contrasting fees for single stock buys (no ETF TER) with ETF TER. Scalable capital .de
Depends on how often you buy and sell and what the fees are. Buying a thematic ETF can be efficient if you want a lot of positions (10-20) , then hold for like a few months. Paying a fee for buying and selling each stock is sometimes more expensive than the the TER.
Okay it's time for robotics bubble. What names do we like I've been in OUST TER VPG
If the bubble pops (as in there is not enough revenue to be made from AI to counterbalance the capex) then I think we might even see a -50% on QQQ and -35% on SPY. Depends also on rates and if we get a recession. As for the EUR/USD you can consider EUR Hedged ETFs after you understand how they work but the increased TER makes it hard to justify. ETFs are not automatically hedged if you buy them in EUR, which means that the EUR value you see is the conversion at the time you are looking at it. There are ETFs for bonds but I'm not sure how they work exactly, keep in mind that if they distribute dividends the taxation becomes a mess
Never heard of her, I guess it was just listed in the past year or so. I have: ASML NL, AMAT US, LRCX US, KLAC US, TER US, ENTG US, as semi supply and materials over 10B market cap.
You need to remember, that they are all in it together. Millions of bankers, execs, private equity folk. Tens of thousands of companies. Main stream media manufacturing false information to see a narrative. Don’t get me started on every level of government. It’s all here working together to steal €11,000 from some Reddit investor that sat on the fence about buying a global equity etf for 9 months and has a spreadsheet tracking the performance differences of similar etf fund with minute TER fee differences. They’re all stupid, but the guy who just watched a YouTube video on how the tulip craze is a perfect analogy for today’s market is the one that needs to tell us that the whole system is about to come crashing down
Stable Q1 showing from Terrascend. Fairly flat results across the board- from margins to revenue to cash flow but at solid levels. Good cash generation supports a relatively clean balance sheet, offering potential for M&A opportunities ahead given the current footprint is essentially fully built out with only Pennsylvania still to turn to adult-use sales (a prospect that is looking unlikely in the near-term). Management too praised the rescheduling order and identified the possibility of uplisting in the future. Full review: **Revenue:** QoQ: $66.1M to $65.5M / YoY: $64.3M to $65.5M *Down 0.9% sequentially but up 1.8% from last year, working off the same base of assets. TER preannounced results so this was expected.* **Adjusted EBIDTA:** QoQ: $16.7M to $17.4M / YoY: $18.1M to $17.4M *Up 4.2% sequentially but down 3.9% YoY. Margin was 26.5% in Q1, up from 25.2% in Q4 but down from 28.2% last year- at a good level.* **Gross Margins:** QoQ 52.1% to 52.8% / YoY: 53.9% to 52.8% *Up modestly sequentially and down modest from last year- at a strong level relative to peers.* **Operating Expenses:** QoQ: $22.8M to $23.1M / YoY: $22.4M to $23.1M *Essentially flat sequentially and YoY- stable cost control at a lean level.* **Operational Cash Flow:** QoQ: $8.3M to $8.5M / YoY: $8.0M to $8.5M *Consistent cash generation sequentially and YoY. CapEx was just $865k in the quarter suggesting very minimal maintenance CapEx but also little reinvestment into new growth so M&A will be a more likely route.* **Cash:** QoQ: $37.4M to $39.0M *Positive OCF was partially offset by CapEx spend + roughly $5.7M in debt paydown.*
I fucking hope gets back to that. Same with AMD. TER really fucked me hard today.
TER's my #1 most bullish stock that I keep mistiming
PLEASE AMD....PLEASE. 414+ and ill just exit stage left. But thw random fucking TER drop today murdered me.
QCOM fucking carrying me today. Need TER/AMD/MU to get back to green
Your point doesn't really make much sense. It contains the same exact memory stocks that you can buy individually without 0.65 p.a. TER and better balancing.
And bring AMD/ARM/QCOM/TER up with it? Thanks
Please stay the fuck away from AMD/MU/TER/QCOM/INTC/ARM. Respectfully. Thank you.
Also add QCOM/TER to that list for me
Qcom quietly up 30% this week. Keep goin baby. AMD/TER/QCOM/MU/INTC. Jesus fuck thank all of you. Today will be my biggest fucking score yet if these prices dont lose out too much into open. And then add ARM reporting today which could further the FOMO and everyone piling in calls and the sector gonna climb more. What a fucking week. Might hit 100k this week.
Not 100% conviction on this name but I took a small position in TER. Hard to see how they don't blow up with the semis doing what they're doing