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JFIN crushes the ER. https://seekingalpha.com/news/3952147-jiayin-group-gaap-epads-of-145-revenue-of-15287m
Fin3D - S&P 500 data visualized in 3D - still WIP, any suggestions welcome
(OTC:RHCO) Readen Holding Has So Much to Offer Investors $RHCO
Looks to be at a very discounted price right now - $GEVO
ARK Invest releases WIP research report on Ginkgo Bioworks ( DNA )
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ARK Invest releases WIP research report on Ginkgo Bioworks ( DNA )
Nigerian Prince wants your money, but now it's for a good cause (NYJA)
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There's a bit of a space race between the US and CN. Artemis II is set to launch in Feb or so, but that's just to orbit the moon. Artemis III is years away where they'll actually land. But who knows if that'll actually happen, SLS is a bloated Boeing clusterfuck. The lander contract is stuck in a pissing match between Musk and Bezos. SpaceX won the original contract and is definitely cheaper and more capable but is dependent on a lot of WIP hardware that I'm sure will get there eventually. Blue Origin sued their way back into the mix but they do actually have a better chance of delivering on time. China is targeting 2030 for human moon flights. So the US could beat them but who the fuck knows.
Some good mainstream reporting on Texas hemp, THC beverages, and the upcoming Farm Bill. They are also stressing the importance of distributors and protections for them moving product across state lines. https://www.forbes.com/sites/roberthoban/2025/09/08/ripple-effects-texas-hemp-thc-beverages-and-the-national-farm-bill-frontier/ "The numbers don’t lie: this is one of the fastest-growing categories in cannabis, and it’s being driven not by the traditional dispensary crowd but by crossover consumers" "This is where the alcohol industry enters the picture. Few predicted that beverage giants would become the evangelists for THC consumption, yet here we are." "In a twist of irony, it’s these alcohol titans who are now doing the cultural legwork of normalizing THC beverages for mainstream audiences." "...when the same players who built America’s liquor empires begin stocking cannabis coolers, the sector shifts from experiment to inevitability" "That means lobbying not only for continued access to hemp-derived cannabinoids in beverages but also for “work in progress” (WIP) protections that would allow business-to-business transactions of intermediate products testing above 0.3% THC. Without WIP protections, beverage companies cannot efficiently move bulk ingredients across state lines." "WIP protection, or the lack thereof, is the single largest risk to participants in this space, and needs to be addressed now."
from the BLS’ own website: >*The Producer Price Index (PPI) program measures the average change over time in the selling prices received by domestic producers for their output. The prices included in the PPI are from the first commercial transaction for many products and some services.* So if producers are seeing prices increase, once those products are are currently WIP make their way to the store shelves, the prices will be higher to account for the higher input costs experienced by the supplier, to maintain a given cost margin. When PPI increases, expect CPI increases to follow.
First, we're prepping like a MF, stocking up on stuff we need to live on. Good investment. As far as financially: Cash - what about FXE (Euros), FXF (Swiss Francs) - both seem to be doing great as the dollar falls under this regime. VEA for equities (ex-US companies without emerging markets). For bonds, IBND (high quality ex-US corporate bonds non-hedged), WIP (developed ex-US government bonds with inflation indexing, non-hedged)
you’re comparing 1970s india to modern day india, which is disingenuous. “their government doesn't have the resources to pour into a build out of a brand new process for generating nuclear energy” ??? they’re actively building out a series of proprietary indian nuclear reactor designs. the country has a prototype fast breeder reactor. again, they have the incentives and ability to develop thorium tech. the fact that it’s a WIP tells you a lot about its viability and ease of deployment
i mean yeah, but that was true in april as well, and the stock had dipped -25% from april heights. how come this time, ppl arent so afraid anymore about trhere being a 'deal' with china/us? cuz MP still need to expand, produce etc at a scale. atm its still a WIP?
Fine. I'll invest in the WIP fund. Take my money.
Open up to trade? The EU offered free trade between USA and EU (was WIP during Biden, came to conclusion with Trump) and that imbecile refused!
The mods already made an announcement about this problem and asked for the community's help quite some time ago: https://www.reddit.com/r/options/comments/1iyroe9/another_spambot_is_targeting_us_similar_to_the/ Please help spread the word about this announcement and, in particular, the instructions on what to do. This strategy is already paying dividends. We've seen an increase of spam messages getting caught by our WIP filter before they even hit the front page of the sub. More help and **less engagement on the post itself** will improve the filter even more. Reddit Admins have also been doing their part. Your reports on the spam posts are making their way to Reddit Admins and they have been suspending accounts site-wide, often before our mod team can ban the user. **So the instructions in the announcement do work, we just need more people to be aware of what to do and how best to help.**
We looked at the classic Vanguard target date fund for starters, as far as international diversification away from US. VXUS looked fine but has developing markets, we're worried about these impacts hurting the lesser countries and wanted only developed so we went with VEA. For fixed income, BNDX is hedged, not so good with a dropping US dollar, so we went with unhedged WIP instead (foreign government bonds, developed countries, with inflation protection), and IBND for some international corporate bonds from highly rated companies. That's what we settled on. Hope it wasn't a mistake but staying in US treasuries sure didn't look good when we did this a while back.
Hey can you elaborate on how WIP is giving you an ~8.2ish yield? Feel like I’m missing something
Still good to dip the toe back in. I'm pretty much out at this point. WIP is giving me an 8.2ish yield and tips a 7.5% yield and I've made my peace for the year.
It was already at 25% before all of this. I could see it going back to like 50%-80%. What this will allow for is some companies to get some of their product that was already in WIP. They’ll negotiate with the factories to offer discounts/tariff engineer to fulfill some back orders and or not have empty shelves while they continue to look for other sources
Check out WIP, FTSE International Government Inflation-Protected Bond ETF. It has double inflation protection for Americans. It is unhedged and it is basically international TIPs. The expense ratio (0.5%) is a bit high for a passive fund, but the yield is great (6%). So I am getting paid 5.5% to reduce my risk to the dollar collapsing when trump puts in a radical federal chairman. At this point it is reckless for Americans not to move a good chunk of your money away from an increasingly risky dollar. Yes, there is some credit risk, but I will take that risk to watching my dollar asset potential turn worthless. It is interesting, one person's risk (Fx), is another's hedge.
Check out WIP, FTSE International Government Inflation-Protected Bond ETF. It has double inflation protection for Americans. It is unhedged and it is basically international TIPs. The expense ratio (0.5%) is a bit high for a passive fund, but the yield is great (6%). So I am getting paid 5.5% to reduce my risk to the dollar collapsing when trump puts in a radical federal chairman. At this point it is reckless for Americans not to move a good chunk of your money away from an increasingly risky dollar. Yes, there is some credit risk, but I will take that risk to watching my dollar asset potential turn worthless. It is interesting, one person's risk (Fx), is another's hedge.
Check out WIP, FTSE International Government Inflation-Protected Bond ETF. It has double inflation protection for Americans. It is unhedged and it is basically international TIPs. The expense ratio (0.5%) is a bit high for a passive fund, but the yield is great (6%). So I am getting paid 5.5% to reduce my risk to the dollar collapsing when trump puts in a radical federal chairman. At this point it is reckless for Americans not to move a good chunk of your money away from an increasingly risky dollar. Yes, there is some credit risk, but I will take that risk to watching my dollar asset potential turn worthless. It is interesting, one person's risk (Fx), is another's hedge.
Phoning in from truck dealer land, will be down 30% at least in parts/service from trend and budget this month. For Q1 we were up 25% YOY. This month looks like shiiiiiit and at the rate we’re going May will be much worse, our inbound call volume is down 50%~ and we’re just living off of WIP from March at this point.
Nothing great, for sure. International markets are performing better than US ones, and they're up YTD while US is down quite a lot. So that's an option. I like developed markets, so something like VEA or VGK for just European markets. In the US, some sectors haven't fallen quite as much as others. Consumer defensive is up a bit and utilities are flat. XLP and XLU are funds that cover those sectors. International fixed income is also doing pretty well right now. Funds like EMLC, WIP, BWZ, and that cohort of funds. And preferred shares haven't been hit as hard. VRP is a fund in this class that I like. Preferred shares are definitely more of an income investment, though. Not a growth opportunity. But they tend to do a good job at holding value. But everything is subject to sudden reversals, so nothing is particularly safe.
This situation has been a WIP for decades, might take a while before (if ever) we improve from here 
When I think about this question I always envision someone sitting in their house in the middle of a raging wildfire and having a discussion about whether they should put the new deck on now. We're seeing huge harbingers and red flags, pure chaos, in the value of the dollar and the world running away from our government bonds. Money markets can and have broke the buck in lesser chaos. We're looking at non-hedged international currency and bond funds like FXF, FXE, WIP, iBND.
Thanks u/Electronic_Agent_235 , the idea of putting it on github was to open it up for collab, enabling being people to pull the repo, add to it or correct anything that is needed, and to hopefully compile a complete timeline with all publicly available information. WIP
If I’m understanding you correctly, try BWX, BWZ, EBND, and maybe WIP. All are local-currency gov bonds. Unsure of local corp bonds
Thats the aluminum response. What they came up against this reciprocal BS is WIP.
Only steel/Al tariffs will hit, and for half the month. I wouldn't expect March to show much, as most of it will be absorbed into raw materials and WIP products. April would be a better picture, (month to month) after a full month and time for the increases to work their way through supply chains. I buy aluminum cans, in co-manufacturing, prices adjusted today for "new" orders but our lead time is 18 weeks. Our customers won't see any impact on their finished goods until they receive cans at the new higher prices. They may adjust prices earlier for consumers compared to when they actually see adjustments, but then it becomes a game of "who moves first/last" in the market (beauty industry and it's competitive)
Things that would be unexpected and drive up the business cost could be change in formulations, change manufacturing / inspection procedures, scrap inventory on hand or WIP, cancel orders on raw materials with suppliers, cancel orders on subcontractors making foods to specification, change labels and marketing, re train operators or inspectors, compete for dyes in the market that are still allowed (supply and demand), lawyer fees to evaluate contracts up and down the business, new packaging compatibility or stability testing.
The main reason self driving cars are not yet working fully is because of trial and error they are currently undergoing. And what about Waymo? I think it is easier for an aircraft to navigate a terrain with hardly any obstacles than a fully self-driving car with impulsive humans and road blockings ahead. The point is that this is clearly a WIP, but we’re getting there and you’re talking like this is close to market cap of something like Tesla. Talk about electric cars 20 years ago and people would laugh at you in your face.
Absolutely worth it if the performance is sustainable. A 15% margin for construction is really good. Your also want to dig into the WIP and see how billings are being managed, over or under and what AR turnover looks like. If net profit on the low side is $1.2mln, and you’d own 10% or $120k. For $300k? Not a bad deal. You would have to pay taxes on the net so keep that in mind. But if this is sustainable performance, that’s not a bad deal at all. Just keep in mind it can be feast and famine depending on where the prime rate and economy is.
You need to get a look at the last 3-5 years of financials and WIP schedules and go through them with a fine tooth comb. Looking to make sure that margins on jobs are holding. Discount any hung receivables or under Billings from your analysis of the balance sheet. 15% bottom line income is robust. Look over the G&A schedules to see what he gets paid in salary vs. What he takes in distributions at year end. As a 10% owner, will you be expected to sign personally for the revolver or the bond program? If the numbers add up, then $300,000 for 10% is not a bad deal at all. If he really intends to sell in 5 years and you can grow the top line, you could potentially stand to make $1mm plus.
I've been using tradier API to collect options data. Here is an example code for a Telegram bot that I run to show me several different trade ideas for a given symbol https://github.com/namuan/trading-utils/blob/main/tele_theta_gang_bot.py#L72 You can extend it to write a Screener for a bunch of symbols but may need to check their API limits. There are some other scripts in the same repo using Tradier API This one is to track 0DTE Straddle prices https://github.com/namuan/trading-utils/blob/main/spx_0dte_straddle_tracker.py This one is WIP but you can see some example code to get options data from IBKR https://github.com/namuan/trading-utils/blob/main/ib_0dte_iron_condor_bot.py
PS - would love any and all thoughts on this as it’s a continual WIP. agree? Disagree?
WIP….  https://preview.redd.it/0fe03oh85lxd1.jpeg?width=1000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a92f7947796405ece96dacd80d1544e0cf823181 actually been teaching my LLM memory for a couple months a good WSB x GTA V art style but been difficult to retain the art style it when requesting larger action dioramas… 
FYI: There's an article on Seeking Alpha and GCT called GigaCloud Technologies – Refuting Grizzly Short Seller Claims by Lawrence Fuller. It's a deep dive into accounting regulations and website traffic and related companies and it's the best article I've read on this company. Before reading the article I had already independently confirmed the website traffic of GCT and that Griz misrepresented the numbers in their short report or were for some reason confused by the data and had reached an erroneous conclusion. Beyond that, Fuller writes about FASB 606 which concerns how the company recognizes revenue and that since it is a "principal" as defined by 606 it needs to include shipping costs in Gross revenues, and they also deduct that in the COGS. Bottomline is such a practice is not fraud, it's required so again the folks at Griz seem to lack FASB knowledge since their report reached the wrong conclusion. The related parties are a little more difficult to get absolute evidence but Fuller notes that the companies that Griz claims are omitted from related parties are legacy companies dating back to when the company was in retail, but the company is not in that business now and so their existence is not relevant to GCT. Fuller notes other issues, insider sales and the company's transition process to a US audit firm is a WIP at this time for reasons noted by Fuller. Fuller notes his target is $50 which is lower than mine. You should read Fuller's article whether your short or long!
Funding - prepayments because the company said that it’s a key way that they’ll dish out capacity to the MNOs and Ex-Im bank which is a WIP. Regulatory - they’ll want credit for getting the USA full coverage so as long as there aren’t any issues regarding interference and whatnot we’re almost guaranteed to get them, they will come slowly though. Why is 30 overbought?
Great conversation here everyone. My experience for the past 4 months has generally revolved around selling .25-.4 Delta puts 30-60 DTE on red days for MSTR, SMCI, NVDA, ARM, AMD, NFLX, BABA, COIN, AVGO and others (I'd love suggestions on other volatile names with large premiums). I'm learning a ton and also learning about the personality of some of these violentstocks. Sometimes I will also add the long put at the same time, or wait until I'm really needing it from a buying power perspective. This is a WIP. My general target for spreads is 3:1 Risk to Reward or worse case 6:1. Also a WIP. My next test will be trying for smaller premiums with a put debit ratio spread (1 short put, 2 long puts). to take the edge off a stock that really drops. My one question for all is closing CSPs, is there any rule of thumb here on the DELTA? I recall 21 DTE is most optimal, but couldnt recall what I had read on best practice for closing at a certain delta. At any given time I have positions up and down, but feel there is an optimal zone I'm missing and that \~ 21 days and .20 delta is probably OK as a general rule.. The strategy I'm going to try and incorporate is on big green days, start buying low puts 45-60 days out in anticipation of pull backs where I can then sell the short put. Maybe it is just better to do both legs of the spread at once. I have been more nervous selling calls uncovered, but also, have been succesful in creating really wide ranges on stocks like SMCI, ie. sell a put spread at $800 strike, and then once it rockets to $900, sell a $1000C for the same date, so that there is a strike zone that is $200 wide, ie. $800-$1000, then the premiums can add another $50-$75 net on each side for a wider range of ways to earn theta. This is also a WIP but appreciate any inputs. I changed my strategy up after getting totally crushed trying to buy and sell calls, vs. selling premium.
How could they have possibly obtained the data that needed to be labeled in the first place? Seemingly, given the 70% figure, there was only an extremely janky MVP as a "production model" to begin with, because how tf do you get the data required to train it? It's as if ChatGPT was originally trained by having 1,000 Indians messaging Americans on fake chatbots that were actually humans, and using this as training data. Fortunately they had many suitors who would sell them copious amounts of personal data, but this seems much less likely for Amazon's use case. So, if I had to pick one it's on the scam side. Fake AI that was WIP and required a production simulation to gather actual training data. But it had a model that worked *sometimes* so they could call it AI-powered. But that's just business
Yea you are 100% correct, I work in Lithography now for 12 years as an engineer. All WIP running on the machines is likely scrapped if there was any tool aborts. Automation system will take off any lots which are not running and store them safely. The effect of the evacuation will cause all the disposition of at risk material to be delayed and go onto suck up weeks of man hours dispositioning. So the 60 mill of loss would be comprehended here due to this. All in all it’s probably all good, but lots of pain for engineers and techs recovering the rest of the week.
At least Carhartt WIP is mid-market. 180-300€ for a quality chore coat is not unreasonable
Market Friday Todo-list: - fuck the fomo chasing bulls - ✔️ - fuck the topcalling/bounce fading bears - WIP
Some of those are certainly WIP but how are you even attempting to imply that the Roadster hasn't been out for over a decade and that Tesla Semis aren't out in the wild hauling cargo as we speak? Hell, you're far more disingenuous than he is, lol.
They call me an operations manager. The good ones delegate their work, shitpost on WSB all day while feeding their degenerate hambling habits. Monthly WIP and that's it.
Link: [https://rfeng.pythonanywhere.com/](https://rfeng.pythonanywhere.com/) **Note: THIS IS NOT A PROMOTION - everything here is completely free and I make no money** **Overview:** the program, for whichever stock is put in the box, finds a random news article that is sufficiently polarized, and then displays the related stock’s performance after the news article was published, at various intervals e.g. 14 days, 1 month, 1 year. This will show if the news article’s predictions were correct or not. **Things to note:** Using a news API is unpredictable, it could get rate limited, find the same article over and over again, find an unrelated article, etc. You will get the best results by using stocks selected by the “get random stock” button (WIP) Implementing a feature where you can plug in a recent news article and see the stock’s performance after a year..
Link: [https://rfeng.pythonanywhere.com/](https://rfeng.pythonanywhere.com/) **Note: THIS IS NOT A PROMOTION - everything here is completely free and I make no money** **Overview:** the program, for whichever stock is put in the box, finds a random news article that is sufficiently polarized, and then displays the related stock’s performance after the news article was published, at various intervals e.g. 14 days, 1 month, 1 year. This will show if the news article’s predictions were correct or not. **Things to note:** Using a news API is unpredictable, it could get rate limited, find the same article over and over again, find an unrelated article, etc. You will get the best results by using stocks selected by the “get random stock” button (WIP) Implementing a feature where you can plug in a recent news article and see the stock’s performance after a year..
They gained WIP who pays for it 🤷🏻♂️
INTC recovery is actually looking decent. Pat Gelsinger definitely looks like the man for the job. Five node four years is definitely still WIP but the news on the progress definitely seems quite positive.
Please direct message me if you would like me to DM the WIP model.
India doesn’t have the infrastructure that China has for manufacturing. The manufacturing supply chain over there is actually pretty remarkable. If you have multiple factories working on your products, they’re probably right next to each other. There was one where because of a large client using both, they literally built a conveyor belt to take WIP products from one factory to the next. Indias problem is just the disorganization and infrastructure. They fix that and they’re in business.
Hm, interested quote. If I’m not mistaken, in the post I actually specifically say the exact opposite. You know, the part that says “once I refine them, I’ll share here”. The best part is if I shared the WIP results, you’d be the exact person to bitch about them being incomplete. The internet always wins hahaha
Looks like that was a WIP pic. https://www.instagram.com/reel/Cw3Ow70OkVU/?igshid=NzZhOTFlYzFmZQ== is the latest one.
Financials coming to my DD post this week. I worked all day getting that together. The post is a WIP but I've been tracking the financials for the past 2 years. I hold GTII, but I don't love the business structure. I just think it's simply the best option for US exposure right now.
It all will come down to engagement. Threads has a super easy on ramp for Instagram users, so it's easy to expect a huge portion of them will sign up. This doesn't directly translate to Twitter loosing users, however there is likely a LOT of overlap between Instagram and Twitter users, so it will have an impact. The key for threads is going to be keeping the users engaged. All reports show it lacking a number of features, like following and being able to see recent news, that have been big on Twitter. IMO threads was a WIP product that Meta decided to release early to exploit a major weakness in Twitter following the tweet limits. Now they have to quickly finish this product and bring it up to feature parity. If the threads user experience isn't good enough, then these new user signups won't mean shit. The DAU number will plummet and Twitter will be fine. However, if threads can offer a solid experience, then Twitter is in big trouble. There are more than enough pissed off users and advertisers who will leave, who are only still on Twitter because they have nowhere else to go. This would be a death blow to Twitter because in buying the company Elon added billions of dollars in debt to the company's balance sheet. This makes twitters previously poor financial position much worse. It just can't afford an exodus of users and advertisers. To be clear, I'm not saying that has already happened. I'm saying it is possible. it all comes down to the user experience on threads.
DMS up 20% wow should have averaged down well small position at 1.14 so no worries. Everytime OPAL hits 6.5 it goes to 8+ on high volume. Buyout incoming??? Had good earnings with eps beat and revenue miss. Have a lot of WIP this year and next. SoFi GENI STEM PSNY 🚀. Missed low float ⛽ cannot dwell on it much
Origin Materials is the investment opportunity of a lifetime in this space. This is still a WIP but here's a good intro. [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1XO9WEaS8uuDs8lt8\_dKDZJ0x2NQJF-mai8uVDU7bRhE/edit](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1XO9WEaS8uuDs8lt8_dKDZJ0x2NQJF-mai8uVDU7bRhE/edit)
It's still being written, it's a WIP.
The target gain/loss % for closing a trade is a function of the structure of the trade, so there can't be just one % for everything. We have a guide in the FAQ wiki (WIP) for various structures: https://www.reddit.com/r/options/wiki/faq/pages/whentoexit/ > is there ever a time when you close your contracts early? Yes, 100% of the time. Why hold a 60% gain to expiration and risk losing all of that gain? If max profit is $1000 on your trade and you could get $999 by closing early, would you hold to expiration and risk everything just for $1 more? That would be nuts. So the question is, just how much are you willing to risk in order to increase your reward by holding longer? [Risk to reward ratios change: a reason for early exit (redtexture)](https://www.reddit.com/r/options/wiki/faq/pages/risk_reward_and_exits)
I didn’t say that it wasn’t WIP, I just said that the regular human being wouldn’t have thought of this as being something realistic.
I dunno. There's a good argument that the profit/loss targets are upside-down. It could be 20% profit/10% loss, so that your break-even win rate only has to be 33.3%. It's much easier to beat that win rate than the 66.6% of the 10%/20% targets. The guide is WIP because we want feedback on details like this.
We have a WIP exit guide by strategy here: https://www.reddit.com/r/options/wiki/faq/pages/whentoexit/ For example: Bullish Strategies ------------------ * **Call (Debit, 60 DTE or less)** * Profit: 10% gain or better on initial debit * Loss: 20% loss on initial debit * Hold: 12 DTE (to avoid the worst part of theta decay)
We have a WIP guide here: https://www.reddit.com/r/options/wiki/faq/pages/whentoexit/
WIP https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1\_fyVK1CuKd8PqOotBhMx8RJhqql0MdDbrVZ\_aT7RH5M/edit?usp=sharing
The yahoo chart is pretty bad tbh, I dont like how it's bucketing things, so Im looking at the latest 10-Q. AP in Q3 was 13.8B up from 11.2 prior quarter. Important to note though, that Tesla has publicly stated that they have longer payment terms than it takes for them to build and deliver an actual car. So the expectation is that the AP will continue to rise, as much of it is unfinished product spending that's already sold, just not yet built, or built, but not delivered, then also some built and delivered, but not yet paid due to the longer terms. AP is also the bucket for capex spending before it moves into capex once paid, and they are scale and ramping 2 factories at once here, so it rising makes sense given nice long payment terms. They guided to 3-6Bil in capex in 2023, so 1.5B of capex related payables is probably a reasonable assumption for any given quarter. Almost all inventory is part of the bucket of "built, but not yet delivered/money collected from buyer yet, and haven't paid materials bills yet" bucket, so I tend to sub out the inventory number from the payables. That's 10.3Bil this quarter, but some is long term inventory, so lets call it 9Bil in inventory netting against payables. so 1-2 billion of actual liability payables if we take that 13 -1.5 - 9 give or take. Maybe this isn't fair here and I'm netting out too much. Looking at more detailed info, almost 5 billion of inventory is actual raw materials, pre car building or WIP. Maybe I shouldn't be counting those out, cause technically if they are unable to sell the vehicles they would make, this woudl become an actual liability instead of a balance sheet one. At current, this is simply too unlikely to assign any real value to, since all EVs right now are still supply constrained, so that's how I'm netting it for now. ​ I'm pretty sure the long form 10-Q details the liabilities breakdown but I haven't gone through it in a while, as things are all staying in line with my expectation of the trends. Planning to re go through that detail on the annual report. ​ Definitely the way they have their payment terms and revenue recognition setup cause people to see a big AP number and get the wrong picture tho. Honestly, AP is always kind of a weird account since it's such a mix of real costs, fake costs, bookkeeping items around recognition timeframes, etc. Cash flow is up, cash on hand is up, accrued stockholders equity is up and earnings are up. With all 4 of those things happening at once, the payables are obviously not causing some big financial issue, so I think in general the way I am netting appears to be right for the business. ​ They do break out debt separately, and its 1.5B with almost none of it recourse, so as DEBT goes, they are super lean, it's just payables and accrued liabilities that show up in their current liability number, and calling that debt is sort of right, but also sort of wrong as I've tried to show. FWIW, looking at the payables number for VW for instance, they have a similarly very high number relative to business revenue: 175B in current liabilities (200+ in noncurrent, which is where the debt that concerns us about them lives). 70B quarterly revenue, so again, Payables looking really scary when they aren't actually an issue for VW either. AP is such a weird balance sheet item. So hard to get a clear picture of if it's safe or damaging for any given company.
Bond curve still inverted ✅. Dollar strengthening ✅. Bond value rising ✅. Tech companies losing insane valuations ✅ Corona making a comeback: curbing demand. ✅. Inflation dropping fast, signaling a slowdown in demand ✅. Labour market still strong as fuck ✅. Earnings disappoint. WIP? Keep buying calls, I’m sure it’ll work out lmao.
Bond curve still inverted ✅ Dollar strengthening ✅ Bond value rising. ✅ Tech companies losing insane valuations. ✅ Corona making a comeback: curbing demand. ✅ Inflation dropping fast, signaling a slowdown in demand ✅. Labour market still strong as fuck ✅. Earnings disappoint. WIP? Keep buying calls, I’m sure it’ll work out
> For medium term options (1-2 months) is 100% profit a fair goal? No. The benchmark to use, as I described [here](https://www.reddit.com/r/options/comments/100wsjn/comment/j2nt4zo/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3), is 10% annual average return. That works out to a monthly rate of 0.797%. Can you make more than 10% in a single month? Absolutely. You can make 6900% in a single month, because anyone can get lucky. Just don't plan on repeating that in the following month. We have guidelines for exit points here (WIP, some of the assumptions may not apply to you): https://www.reddit.com/r/options/wiki/faq/pages/whentoexit/
As an accountant, I am incredibly offended that you are basically right in what you're saying. They'll shift around some WIP inventory, among some other legal "tricks", and voila, profit numbers hit again!
That's an extreme pre alpha. They've demoed far more advance things that are still WIP
Yeah - check the WIP building up at semiconductor companies. The chip shortage is going to reverse real soon.
well since its just us guys, Ill share my [google doc DD](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Ts2tGorUeRlE5E3vnfQXG3WU3yQHLr19YKiEHnaIjSw/edit?usp=sharing) about Tritium Charging, still a WIP and I didnt initiate a position yet. Gonna do a smaller more readable version for the lazy fucks eventually.
1. Keep your story straight. Did consumers demand AAA mobile games or were they laughing at them? The rest of what you wrote is just asinine gibberish. The average AAA game has no demanding power? They are AAA games that people swoon over…if something is bought several millions times that’s just evidence the producer could have made those sales themselves. Lord are you dumb. 2. Feels aren’t reals my dude. You bought a license to a game. You don’t own the IP. Tough titties, read the T&C before hitting the accept button. Bitch all you want to your fellow crypto-bros but it won’t change IP law. 3. LEARN WHAT A FUCKING SALE IS HOLY SHIT. Pricing tools to reach lower WIP customers is far easier, and more profitable, than a fucking archaic resale marketplace not controlled by the producer. Jfc you degenerate gamblers who pretend to be gamers are annoying as fuck. You don’t want good games, you want an unregulated market to get rich quick on. It’s so transparent that you are just envious of the people who got to it first and scammed a bunch of rubes on dumb ape NFTs last year. Enjoy your worthless shitcoins and JPGs. Try not to cry too much when they bottom out at -99%
Iffy. They have a shit-ton of WIP that they'll claim isn't expensed. They've also been paying through the nose for input factors and workarounds. If they report a positive number the SEC should be all up in their shit.
Looks like u/TheMisteak got automodded, here's their comment: I am currently researching ways of a China pullout of global market. Maybe i’ll make DD on it. Reasons: Hostile pressure towards NATO/neighboring countries via Debt Diplomacy Bankruns are reported due to Gov’ts spending spree of projects and Stimulus. Covid Zero policy is going to stay to save face politically. Causing Economic stagnation. Political turmoil within the party. Its causing social Issues. However it is likely Xi’s coming back for next term. I can see Xi using a War to unite the country under Nationalism. Electrical stability is still struggling and extreme weather is harming production and increasing consumption. Food costs are rising due to extreme weather. Food imports are already at 140 million tons and increasing. This will cause social unrest and futher strain on food stability. Plays: (WIP) India and Mexican industrial/construction. Nations are looking towards saving their intelectual properties rather than absolute worker costs. Companies that have factories in China. TSLA is really dependent on their factory in Shanghai.
I am currently researching ways of a China pullout of global market. Maybe i’ll make DD on it. Reasons: - Hostile pressure towards NATO/neighboring countries via Debt Diplomacy - Bankruns are reported due to Gov’ts spending spree of projects and Stimulus. - Covid Zero policy is going to stay to save face politically. Causing Economic stagnation. - Political turmoil within the party. Its causing social Issues. However it is likely Xi’s coming back for next term. I can see Xi using a War to unite the country under Nationalism. - Electrical stability is still struggling and extreme weather is harming production and increasing consumption. - Food costs are rising due to extreme weather. Food imports are already at 140 million tons and increasing. This will cause social unrest and futher strain on food stability. Plays: (WIP) - India and Mexican industrial/construction. Nations are looking towards saving their intelectual properties rather than absolute worker costs. - Companies that have factories in China. TSLA is really dependent on their factory in Shanghai.
In continuation of the Costco polish dogs. No one can argue that the hotdog combo at Costco isn't a great deal. Pretty good actually. A large drink with a nice, smooth, long dong for a buck fifty. I mean the dong itself is longer than the bun. The dog being longer than the bun itself smashes order and introduces chaos. Reminds me of the nature of doing anal. Wrong yet so right... But none of it holds a candle to the polish dog. Tastefully thick which entices even the most virgin of mouths to salivate and become hot and sweaty at the thought of it penetrating the mouth hole. So artistically girthy with colorful peppers that extrude out like gems. It makes the mind wander and explore of all the possible sensation and pleasure that sausage has to offer. The sausage just teases that tongue. Making it hungrg from the passion and desire to explore the whole salty length. WIP
it's more just shitty inventory management, which they're now bearing much larger costs of storing unfinished / WIP goods
I see. Very academic. :) Have you done anything with Python and TensorFlow? Are you in the US? What time zone? Do you focus on solution/project over the language? Are you comfortable with other languages? We don't use Python, OOP and MVC are required. Do you have any DevOps experience? Are you familiar with design patterns? How many years of experience? How many positions have you held? Professional/Career Aspects: Things you like? Things you don't like? Can you self-manager when given general directions or do you need highly detailed instructions? For instance, if I said we have a WIP system currently used to manufacture beer cans for Sweetwater Brewing, and we need to track lot numbers for date of the manufacturer along with the brew batch, could you devise a way to do that if you were shown the existing data structure and UI? Specifically, the UI may show the number of available cans, boxes, case holders, volume of beer, bottle caps, etc. Everything is currently a component. They grab a "job" in the system that indicates that 4096 bottles will be filled this shift. There will be a cut over in the beer batch during the fill job. They'll need to associate a lot number with the batch, and when it cuts over, the new lot numbers will then be used. All stored in a MySQL database. It also needs to be traceable. So if there is a recall, all bottles can be located anywhere in the supply chain. Maybe a bottle is reported, the lot number is called in, then we need to back trace not just the batch, but the equipment it was filed on, etc. Does something like that sound interesting? It's a far cry from data science but it has a purpose. A lot of money is in boring stuff. The fun stuff never pays good. Why are you looking and asking me of all people, over Reddit anyway? You can throw a stone out the window and find somebody looking to hire a developer. What do you want to do and what would your compensation and benefits needs be? We're hired as experts, so the salary is based on producing solutions. Because of that and generally hiring good people, the salaries can be strong but we're not in Silicon Valley, so the wages tend to be above average for the midwest. Which, is getting harder because of the demand.
https://i.imgur.com/BECQxum.jpg WIP
Super excited to hear that :) WIP so any feedback is always welcome!!
Here's my website to learn more about what I do: (Brand new website, still a WIP) https://volatilitystreet.com/
Had to repost due to title typo. **Completed my Adderall fueled MRVL DD.** It is much more in-depth than the previous one I posted. **But I included a TL;DR for each section. As well as a TL;DR of the TL;DR's.** If you include yesterdays WIP, this took almost 7 hours without breaks to write. The power of Adderall huh? This is part 1. There will be a part 2 later but not today. [$MRVL (Marvel Technology) Adderall fueled DD: A comprehensive look at the acquisition of Inphi and Innovium, Marvell's 5G exposure, the automotive industry, and the networking and data centre segement.](https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbetsOGs/comments/t0nbys/mrvl_marvell_technology_adderall_fueled_dd_a/?) I'm gonna post this in homeland tomorrow on my alt (so I don't bring them here).
Completed my Adderall fueled MRVL DD. It is much more in-depth than the previous one I posted. But I included a TL;DR for each section. As well as a TL;DR of the TL;DR's. If you include yesterdays WIP, this took almost 7 hours without breaks to write. The power of Adderall huh? This is part 1. There will be a part 2 later but not today. [$MRVL (Marvel Technology) Adderall fueled DD: A comprehensive look at the acquisition of Inphi and Innovium, Marvell's 5G exposure, the automotive industry, and the networking and data centre segement.](https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbetsOGs/comments/t0mwc6/mrvl_marvel_technology_adderall_fueled_dd_a/?)
Psycho dad has announced victory by Russia WIP!
My two cents - I've been using the platform for live trading for a little over a month (I was in the beta). I live in a time zone that makes paying attention to the market (during market hours) a real challenge so the convenience of setting up a few strategies and leaving it to the bots to do their thing has been great for me. There's still some stuff it doesn't do (rolling options is still a WIP) but there's enough there that you can tell a lot of work is still going into it. The last update had some really cool stuff in it - it let me set up state machines in the bots, as an example. 0 DTE can definitely be done using the filters available. The strategy is totally up to you (though lots of people 'share' their bots). I use TOS as my platform, and I think as someone has said you can see all the orders going through that platform. If OA is making a few cents on the side I can't see it...
I just tried it. Uploaded a CSV transaction file but it returned too many errors. Looks like its still WIP. The same file worked fine in couple of other websites.
So, is it safe to say that it is a WIP?
The restrictions have definitely not eliminated spam or karma farming, and people don't think twice before posting the same shit all the time. It's a major WIP as I see it, the community rules get changed, and the moon farmers find a new way. I like some of your argument, but this part is flat out wrong.
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On second thought bear case⬇️ 1- Something has fundamentally changed beneath the surface of the markets ⚠️But what could it be that the markets arent pricing in.... Whats changed in the last week that was publicly available that rock the foundations? 👉Rumors are that Biden did #2 while with the pope 👉Biden falling asleep at the G-20 establishes a trend if true ⛔️If you look at DX history https://www.theice.com/publicdocs/futures_us_reports/all/activemonth(21).xls ⛔️Markets hate instability ⛔️This could be bad for US bonds and equities Spdr could WIP
With blockchain all data is real time not quarterly. You can see various metrics [here](https://www.blockchain.com/charts/miners-revenue) for Bitcoin and [here](https://www.tokenterminal.com/terminal/metrics/pe) for other blockchains. A few like [Nexus Mutual](https://dune.xyz/eliasimos/Nexus-Mutual-Financials) and [Index Coop](https://dune.xyz/anthonybowman/Index-Coop-Live-Financials-\(WIP\)) have custom dashboards.
It's not just California though. For our customers here in the Midwest we have been running teams back and forth to Los Angeles with customers willing to cut us blank checks to get their goods that are delayed. Our home warehouse is currently filled full of domestic goods that our clients can't store until we go get their overseas good to finish their WIP. But yeah a majority of truckdrivers you'll find are from the rural Midwest and old south. The other major group are immigrants and that tap has been slowed way down due to covid and new immigration rules.
I like the sentiment for some of the largest retailers. But there are many mid-sized and smaller companies that depend on accounts receivable to pay bills and make new orders. When Elkhart Indiana's trailer manufacturers are running 6 months behind on orders because they can't get axles and control panels in from china they then can't order more aluminum panels, steel beams wood frames, or tires from their suppliers here in the states until they sell their current batch of WIP goods. Well since they are not ordering those say aluminum panels from Cleveland, when the Chinese parts finally come in and they make money well now those panels are going to take a few weeks, meaning you're sitting on half completed WIP again. Those type of stop start hiccups for American assembly and manufacturing that are at all dependant on imports are going to be a problem for a while.
I'm also in on GEVO long. Was lucky to get in with 4,200 shares avg $2.78 last year. Going to be a while before they produce much but their plants are WIP and their product is proven. If not for autos it will be huge for airlines.
Where are we in that cycle? Surely not the very top? Tech bubble bursts, housing bubble bursts, what's the bubble this time? There were tech startups with nothing but a registration form to say they were a company seeing triple digit growth at the top in 2000. The only thing of the realm thing that looks like that to me at the moment can't be uttered on here. Is that shit show going to crash the broader market, destroy consumer confidence and cause a zombie apocalypse? Or is it the meme stocks that will cop the flack this time after the big fish have finished distributing their over priced crap to retail? And here I was thinking the tech bubble was created by a Democrat friendly Fed juicing the market so that Al Bore could solve the fake global warming crisis. Then there was a nice crash right at the end of the Bush term, making two on his watch. Not an accident. There's no burst insight. Not until after Trump gets back in anyways. Unless they plan on using bidens dementia as the reason for the crash. But probably not. They most likely told him to ride out one term and lose so they can have their nice bear market begin on Nov 7, 2024. I guess what I'm trying to say with all this nonsense is, it's the government stupid, rigging the market for their corporate donors to buy low and sell high in the hundreds of billions. Many apes accounts will be killed in the slaughter, and we must tell them they are retarded so they can return to Wendy's in Peace. WIP. It's already begun.
Many commodities will tank over the summer, corps hoarded for inputs like it was TP… the demand will dry up was their inventory and WIP piles up