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ThermoFisher Scientific (TMO) revenue falls 9% YoY as it faces a COVID slowdown
Kindly help me narrow down my healthcare stock picks (info in description)
Why I’m long on long read DNA sequencing ($PACB, LON:$ONT)
Regeneron (REGN), Thermo Fischer (TMO), Danaher (DHR) and Vertex (VRTX)
Stocks Youve been waiting for to be this low? Golden opportunities?
Quite a few blue chips beat the market. What's the catch?
Add hedges like BRK.B, BAC JPM or just add to mega cap on a big dip?
Since Solar ETFs are probably a bad bet, what suppliers of solar components are worth investing in?
Why is healthcare slated to do well in 2022? In particular UNH?
$TMO looking bullish
Healthcare stocks insulated or benefited by healthcare reform in the US
Overlooked stocks that supply growing industries
Lesser-known stocks that supply popular industries
The SEC is investigating Thermo Fisher for accounting fraud
$TMO: The FBI has approved Thermo Fisher Scientific's DNA booking system that automatically uploads suspects' DNA & searches for matches
Thermo Fisher ($TMO) to buy contract research organization PPD ($PPD), PPD stock rises 12.10% in last 10 min of trading on 4/14
Fuck this is gonna get banned but if it doesn't good. $TMO Thermo Fisher, anyone else fuck with it?
5 Considerations When Picking Stocks for Long-Term Growth
Breaking: Stocks Running on Virus Testing News (TMO, ALST, LH)
Listen bastards, TMO.L is up 20% for 2 days in a row.
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I've been in and out of Puts on NOW for a few weeks, I have every reason to believe it's going to continue its downward slide, but can't say if it'll gap down, just that it's poised to sink. CAT and TMO seem like positioned to move up, but I hesitate to suggest as I missed several of my Call choices yesterday, I think the market is over-bought and so calls may not play... At the same time, I didn't get calls on STX yesterday because it seemed so extended - SMH, it's up 18% today...
Opened Today - Calls: CAT • TMO • TSLA • VLO • WHR - Puts: NOW • SAP *Disclaimer: this is not a man in a vest with a vice.*
3 months ago, I told you to buy these biotech servicers, even as XBI boomed, these lagged despite earnings being stable and much lower risk than biotech. Now all up 15%, outperforming S&P500. TMO, WST, DHR, IQV, ICLR, BIO, TECH, AVTR. Bought more AVTR today, 50k position.
The main issue for Beammwave is the same as for Ericsson, Verizon, TMO, Vodafone etc: zero new use cases in 5G (and in 6G from what I see) that require substantially more bandwith or lower latency. The ONE new use case (which is not new, WISPs have worked on it for 30 years) is FWA. Look at anything from Ericsson to Ubiquiti or Sikly. They all got mmWave and cmWave PTP and PTMP systems working perfectly fine with great economics without Beammwave. They don't solve anything, no one will build mobile networks for devices using their antennas etc. This is not a question about technology, there is just no business case.
TMO handed back their mmW spectrum as there is no point building a network on it. A few more dB on the terminal antenna won't change that game. New types of devices or new applications requiring 100's of Mbps per terminal would. But there ate zero signs anything like that is about to happen. Zero need for mmW/cmW networks other than for FWA, and you simply don't ned Beammwaves technology for FWA.
Unveiling TMO https://www.reddit.com/r/StockMonitoring/s/ZT8R9Et98t
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Excited for some potential good entries. OXY is at a good price, also liking TMO and WM.
I bought all of those this year – GOOGL at ~150, RDDT at ~50, and AMD at ~80. My other greens are TMO at ~425 and UNH at 295. My only red is ADBE at 336.
TMO partner, so they are preparing for that USA scale up.
$TMO and $DHR good plays this month
Sure. But that's the nature of business. Thermofisher scientific still makes money when failing companies with no future buy products to conduct laboratory research. That doesn't mean TMO isn't also supplying a rockstar in the making with a fantastic drug in the pipeline. Same thing with Nvidia, as long as there is a general use case for AI and ML theirs and others shovels will continue selling. Dot com bust also left phoenixes rising from the ashes to become some of the largest companies in the world.
You realize the only reason MVNO can offer cheaper rates is because they're getting negotiating great deals from the three major Telcos that can change quickly. The legacy Telcos are definAtley bloated in terms of staff, but as Verizon is doing they're shedding workers, T and to a less extent TMO. Will do the same in the coming year
$LLY and $NVO obvious but still worth scaling; $DHR and $TMO good plays with exposure to manufacturing and testing; $RGEN a high beta pure play bioprocessing/chromatography. Nice basket that should see strong growth.
Тhey are thermo fisher $TMO partner btw
Why don't you first explain why you bought companies like FTNT, TMO, DHR etc. The way this forum works is you first make your case and than people can respond to that.
BSX, TSLA, TMO, ISRG... but they seem way overvalued for what they have at the moment other than tesla. Not sure if you are early. Like everything in the market, they also seem to be priced in for future success. Of course you should do your own dd, I am not recommending anything. But personally I won't touch them at these prices.
Guys, yesterday I noted that I picked up 60 contracts of 10/24 550c for Thermo Fisher ($TMO) because they are announcing what should be good earnings next Wednesday and they could catch a government "essential manufacturer" deal in the meantime. They announced some bullshit with OpenAI this morning and popped 2.5%, so I took my $20K overnight profit and exited.
I feel in my right nut that the government wants to invest in Thermo Fisher ($TMO) making drug ingredients domestically. Rare earths don't matter if mango can't get his herpes meds. If I'm right, I'm rich.
$TMO calls. Get big rich if government announces investment to protect drug supply chain. Small rich if earnings beat Wednesday.
I sold MU 175 call and TMO 475 call this week. Missed out on 8k FML
Yes points are dollars, or close to it. They’re supposed to be referring to the indexes which aren’t “priced” in dollars. But points are closer to dollars than percents. Also I sold my TMO $550c10/17 last week for $25… worth $1200 today. So don’t feel too bad.
TMO was the biggest missed opportunity today
Lol you guys are completely sleeping on biotech, PFE/MRK another huge gap up because tariffs are a nothingburger, but the point is biotech was literally having a big recession crash and became cheap as fck, even the servicers like TMO, WST, DHR, IQV, ICLR, BIO, TECH, AVTR all having 5% gap up days today.
A bunch of safe(ish) low priced, good value heath stocks ughed today. DHR ISRG MRK TMO. My assumption is they were shorted to pay for the TSLA short losses that forced the buys… just a guess
If you already hold DHR why not TMO.
https://preview.redd.it/hknzqzeu2qkf1.jpeg?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e1fbb934cbdb0ac624ecec1bc66a3ff1e3c6c47c I’m a home run hitter. The four big climbs on this chart are PLTR shares, TTD calls, TMO calls and FTNT puts. I didn’t add up the gains on those four trades but I’m sure those have accounted for more than my total 571k profits and everything else was net negative. But PLTR was def an all-in (safer with shares than calls, but wish I’d figured out how to buy options by then, or known that PTIR and PTLL existed). It feels good to be able to swing for the fences with just a fraction of the portfolio.
Not specifically politicians, but I make some trades based on activity suggested by Unusual Option Activity and CheddarFlow on YouTube. I hit for big gains on TTD and TMO calls and FTNT puts. Not everything hits, but they seem to have a good record, as there are always going to be people in the know who betray their knowledge with their big bets on calls or puts. Each of those trades was worth six figures to me. TTD: [https://youtu.be/itoUlgDyYF4?si=SKjDtrir56x3BXKd](https://youtu.be/itoUlgDyYF4?si=SKjDtrir56x3BXKd) FTNT: [https://youtu.be/Byu2tSBmK2o?si=t1xR50076F5dyvtn](https://youtu.be/Byu2tSBmK2o?si=t1xR50076F5dyvtn)
There is plenty of value to be found. Selling has been relentless in stocks without momentum. Some examples: LULU, DEO, NVO, TMO. Then there are small-cap value ETFs like AVUV and AVDV, sector ETFs like RSPH (equal-weight health care), and broad international ETFs like VXUS. I think all of these will easily outperform the S&P 500 over the next decade.
I think big pharma and biologics companies will benefit most if Prez's tariffs are deemed unconstitutional by the Appeals court or supreme court. Loading the boat with LLY, DHR, TMO, MRK.
TMO been nice to me today.. hoping it will get to 494 and i can sell
Refreshing to see a good old timey company like TMO moon 10% just on stellar earnings.....and some badly positioned shorts. 😂🤣
Shoutout to the regard who mentioned that a whale bought TMO options on the 27th of June. Thanks! Now , moving on to IOVA
UNH | Most obvious BUY TODAY. THIS IS WHY: healthcare + bios are rallying hard asf MEDP prime example and now TMO after killer earnings this morning. UNITED HEALTHCARE TO THE MOON!
TMO beat TMO | Thermo Fisher Q2 2025 Earnings - Adj EPS $5.36 (est $5.24) - Rev. $10.86B (est $10.69B) - Organic Rev. +2% (est +0.8%) - To Provide Updated Guidance During Earnings Call Still hugely undervalued IMO, this could be $500-$600
Oh I'm not arguing that. I did, but I overwhelmingly held more of the "bad" ones. I guess they were bad per se, more so just did not beat the market. All my single stocks were purchased a long time ago. I have not added any funds to that account but I do sell and buy from what is within there. And Nvidia and Meta have really helped me beat the market. I sold all of my TMO before the downturn and redistributed that to Meta, LMT and Intel. For the long term. And that move is hurting right now. But it's ok, my "wealth" is actually in my index funds. So I sleep well.
TMO moving as we speak earnings after hours
TMO is a good long term hold despite the current funding landscape scientific research is dealing with.
Yikes...IMO most of these are very "sus". I don't think the reporter did their due diligence. * CPB - Poor quality soup with tons of additives, tons of debt, and declining market share. They got greedy with their price hikes in the past 5 years (30%+) and are getting rightfully spanked. * TMO - Picks and shovels for pharma. Most favored nation pricing rules, NIH cuts, and increased FDA scrutiny from RFK means pharma is bearish now. Q2 venture capital pharma launches were at the lowest level in years. TMO will likely do ok today for earnings...but I think in a year+ their revenue really comes down as pharma shrinks. * STZ - Younger people are not drinking as much booze. US saw a 3% drop in 2024 and China a 5%. I would be leery of investing in alcohol stocks if these trend continue.
"Thermo Fisher Scientific TMO Danaher DHR" Good companies but you had oversupply post covid, among other issues. DHR's earnings actually weren't bad but were overshadowed a bit by disappointing earnings from Sartorius this am. TMO is tomorrow I think? If you expect these to have some sort of major turnaround tomorrow, you're going to be disappointed, but I think both could do okay over the next few years. "Constellation Brands STZ Brown-Forman BF.B" People are drinking less + alcohol names are a prime example of "if it's not working, I don't want anything to do with it." At some point that's baked in, but looking forward what changes the fact that younger people seem less interested in drinking? Alco I mean also, Constellation has shit capital allocation - they lost close to a billion on Ballast Point and their investment in Canopy has lost them a few billion. "Campbell’s CPB" Have at least made a couple of decent purchases (Rao.) Maybe break it up into soups and everything else? "Merck MRK" I'm thankful for the company they bought recently that I owned, but for Merck it's part of a process of trying to refill the gap left when Ketruda's patent expires. https://www.forbes.com/sites/greatspeculations/2025/07/11/mercks-verona-acquisition-plugging-a-4b-hole-in-a-20b-gap/ "GSK GSK Bristol-Myers Squibb BMY" Meh.
DHR report didnt seem terrible, life-sci interesting sector since its still beaten down post covid DHR + TMO I have watched for years now
Did someone fat finger TMO after hours?
It's not free it's built into the cost of your TMO service. I get HBO max "free" with AT&T
BRKR has actually been doing quite okay since I bought, looks like some optimism returning to the life science basket in general at least for right now with DHR and TMO too
Stinker like TMO is pumping today. Another one of those mini-rotations into stinkers.
SpaceX already is… with TMO. It’s a slap on kit to an existing satellite (providing broadband internet via Starlink to a dish). They are a lot smaller and don’t have the bandwidth to support a broadband connection (hence text only right now). There is also the contract side of things and a lot of MNOs don’t want to work with Elon/Starlink for 2 reasons. 1 it’s Elon and he’s a very controversial dude right now that shoots from the hip but more importantly Elons satellite has the eNodeB on the satellite hence Starlink controls the data. Most MNOs and countries (specifically ones that have state run telecoms) will not go for this. They want to be in control of their data.
Purchased: QCOM, GOOGL Watching: MLR, TMO, UNH, BA, INTC
Just bought Thermo Fisher (TMO) … has a avg analysts price target of $545. Trading at $427.
watchlist for tomorrow: UNH TMO CORZ C
You missed the move on UNH. You’re essentially making an earnings bet. TMO is pretty much an earnings bet too unless you’re hedging out.
TMO gonna announce something. Super active October option chain. If I had $$ I’m buying
The bulls need to pump this shit so they’re confidence going into TMO
Why did TMO just shoot up out of nowhere?
To clarify. Yes, I was in a PUT after extended downside momentum earlier on META. You should pull up that chart and see for yourself. I watched for early signs of a slowdown, not necessarily a full reversal. When the RSI crossed up and I saw momentum weakening, I took profit (exited). Think of it like this: Strong trend moves give you the bulk of the profit Momentum indicators (like RSI or MACD/TMO) help tell you when that move might be losing steam That’s my signal to exit before a reversal, not wait for a full flip. Would be happy to break down a real example if it helps!
I am buying every 2 weeks as long as it is under $400. If it hits $300 a share I will shift a lot of my port to TMO.
Yeah this is a solid idea and you’re thinking about it the right way. Selling 20 delta puts on oversold names gives you a decent buffer and high POP especially if you’re comfortable taking assignment on quality stocks that may or may not be at a good discount. BUT 8 DTE is pretty short so you’re going to get fast theta decay but also very little time for a bounce if the stock keeps bleeding a bit. I’d personally look at something like 21 to 30 DTE, (really 45 DTE and manage at 21 is what I follow), Just to let the trade breathe and have more time value if you need to roll. Also gives you more premium for the same strike. Try managing winners at 50% max profit to boost consistency and reduce risk. Trade small, trade often, trade high probability. And consider rolling positions around 21 DTE if they move against you but are still out of the money. Also, check IV rank before entering (if you don’t already) when the IVR is over 30 you’re getting paid properly. Keep your position size small to avoid getting overexposed if multiple puts go in the money. And stay mechanical don’t fall in love with the names, just follow your delta, RSI, IVR rules and let the system play out. That’s how you keep premium selling consistent and scalable over time. Also, you’re working with 50K so just make sure you’re not selling puts that would force you to take on too much exposure if more than one gets assigned. Like BRK and TMO are capital heavy names so maybe pair one of those with lower priced tickers too. Your logic is solid, you got it.
Staring at my portfolio and wondering how these shares got there. Why did I buy TMO?
Why is TMO up 2% What have they discovered
You'll want to contact the transfer agent for TMO - [https://equiniti.com/us/ast-access](https://equiniti.com/us/ast-access) One of the roles of the transfer agent is to keep track of stock ownership. Also who is sending you the annual meeting notice? That should typically come from the brokerage account or transfer agency holding the shares.
PEP, UNH and TMO are on my watch list as well.
Any idea why TMO dropped off the cliff this year? Earnings?
Just HODL $QCOM. It became a long in my portfolio after I even was a sub contractor doing their office building construction in NC. They are a blue chip company in my account and will be there thick and thin. I'm borderline at my cost levels right now and bought some more just recently with the dip. Won't be looking for the door till it reaches new highs $240+. Stay strong 💪 and leave those puts out of the mix. It's part of why our total market is in the red. Short selling and non conviction buyers. I've been buying only American 🇺🇲 based companies lately, never have I felt so sure about this before either. But there needs to be some more corrections. Also long on $AMZN, $GOOGL, $NVDA, $F, MSFT, $AMAT, $TMO. Great if I get any more discounts coming up I'll just add to my stack and stay loaded. Keep me posted.
TMO…bought it at $420s…wonder how long it takes to bounce back it was oversold a few months ago
TMO. Dominant force in their sector, but also hard to see the sector making a substantial recovery in the near future while their customers are getting financially wrecked. Question of time horizon on this one…10 - 20 yr hold doesn’t get me anxious, but the next few years does.
Here are some that no one mentioned yet: CRSP, U, MRVL, ASML, NVO, TMO, MRK, AMAT
$TMO just crushed this year. great company.
Just holding everything rn. AAPL, ANET, UNH, TMO, LLY, KRE, IWM, but put in some crazy high limit sells just in case we get some movement at close. 😇
TMO: overpriced company with shit service on their instruments and a CEO that is a dog to Trump. Their QDA is good, but would mucher rather buy from Waters, Agilent, Bruker, etc.
I agree with 4 out of your 5 picks. Can you share your thesis on TMO?
Calls on UNH, TMO, AAPL, ANET, KRE, and poots on IWM.
Ballz deep in TMO. Love that stock.
These three powerhouses: TMO, ASML, PLD
None of those are gems. 1. Some stocks are down, some are up. Wow, much insight. 2. Record high levels of concentration are a risk for index investors, as they’re not as diversified as they think they are. 3. Many large businesses make a lot of their money from small businesses. If small businesses are struggling, it will eventually impact large businesses. For recent examples, just look at companies like Thermo Fisher (TMO) and Danaher (DHR). 4. Have you forgotten the tech wreck of 2022, where Big Tech stocks were down from 40-70%? If you don’t think another market crash is possible, you’re naive.
I’m strangling MSTR 0DTE’s tomorrow. If this BTC drop is real it’s going to free fall. If it bounces MSTR could have a 10% day. We get rich on 0 dtes TMO
Nike at 5 year low, host hotels near 3 year low with 5% divvies, Agilent beat earnings and got is getting a pump maybe TMO isn’t far behind
You think this market has jerked you around...try being the CEO of any US company, spending real money, trying to react strategically to every piece of news on tariffs. TMO should moon tomorrow.
AAPL 202.5c gonna print tomorrow. Can the Court do something for TMO, LLY and UNH plz
Okay, let's break this down. It sounds like you're looking for a solid growth stock to hold for the next 5-10 years as you approach retirement. And you want to minimize taxes while you're still working, which is smart. First off, I'd suggest focusing on stocks that have a proven track record of consistent, sustainable growth over the long-term. Things like large-cap tech companies, healthcare innovators, or industrials with strong fundamentals. Avoid anything too speculative or volatile. One stock that comes to mind is Microsoft (MSFT). It's had impressive growth over the past several years as they've made a successful transition to the cloud. Plus, their diversified business model spanning software, hardware, and services helps insulate them from market downturns. The valuation is a bit high, but I think the growth potential is still there. Another option could be Thermo Fisher Scientific (TMO) in the healthcare sector. They provide essential lab equipment and services to life sciences and research organizations. It's a bit more defensive, but they've delivered consistent double-digit revenue and earnings growth. I'd also take a look at some of the industrial leaders like Honeywell (HON) or Caterpillar (CAT). They're not as flashy as tech, but they tend to be steadier plays that can hold up well during market volatility. The key is finding companies with a long runway for growth, strong competitive positions, and healthy balance sheets. That way you can reasonably expect the share price to steadily appreciate over the next 5-10 years, even if the market gets choppy
TMO drifting down towards the price before it ripped during COVID doesn't seem right. Anyone buying? PE is rarely this low and I see long term tailwinds
Calls on TMO VZ and believe it or not Huawei.
Totally hear you. I remember being in that spot of information overload, not sure who to trust, and tired of strategies that only work in hindsight. I’m a trader who focuses on structure + discipline, not guessing. My entire approach is built around waiting for high-probability setups: 1. Trend alignment on 1H, 15M, and 5M 2. Momentum confirmation (TMO, MACD) 3. Clean entries, structured exits (no FOMO chasing) 4. No trades before 940am I’ve helped other traders get out of the “random entry” cycle and into a more confident, system-based flow. If you’re serious, I'm happy to share what I do or walk you through what’s worked for my crew.
Respect for your honesty. It’s not easy to bounce back after a tough loss like that, but the fact that you're slowing down and seeking strategy first already puts you ahead of most. I trade options with a strict rule: only enter when the 1H, 15M, and 5M timeframes are aligned. That alone has saved me from so many impulse trades and helped me avoid chop. For books, check out: "The Options Playbook" by Brian Overby (great foundation) "Trading in the Zone" by Mark Douglas (for mindset + discipline) Strategy-wise, I focus on: Trend structure (no trades before 9:40, no random breakouts) Momentum confirmation (TMO/MACD) Clean entries using VWAP, PSAR, and EMAs If you want a real-world strategy to explore or trade with others who follow rules, I will be happy to share more. I know how important it is to learn the right way before jumping in again.
This week, I traded SPY 588p, SPY 600c, AAPL 210c, AAPL 212.50p, UNH 260c, LLY 700c, LLy 740c, TMO shares, VRTX shares, JPM shares, HBAN shares, KRE 58p, KRE 59p, KRE 60c, RGTI 11.50c, RGTi shares, and a boat load of UNH shares today. All winners. Bagholding old UNH shares with average cost basis at 330 now. May the market gods have mercy upon my soul-less body.
Ohhh thanks for bringing them up..I used to be invested in DHR and TMO. I'll take a look again since it's been a while
I finally sold out of TMO. It seems they pulled forward a ton of future sales in the covid era that didn't really materialize. I just got tired of looking at it. Opportunity cost was too high.
Does anyone have a good article/writeup on what has gone badly/wrong in the sector for say DHR/TMO style companies atm?
Didn't realize that my portfolio has been up 6% this year. Buying the dip, even in the smallest increments can do wonders. Gonna pour one for AAPL, CRWD and TMO , I sold all of them early this year so i can buy the April dips on GOOGL, META, AMZN, GRAB, NU. I have a few other stocks i am thinking of selling but I'll hold off on that as i think the short term momentum for the entire market is going up.
All this talk of UNH and no mention of TMO…