Wtf

anyone got strong opinions on Zoom?

yes, strongly dont buy lol

Elon dick accusation. Stop drops 10%.

I mean it’s trading pre pandemic levels at value equity P/E ratio

Still has huge market share and beat eps for the last year

Probably safe for a swing

7 straight negative weeks for Nasdaq, u will get a relief rally sometime at least

why?



Growth isn't great now people are out and about, and the competition is scary, but the price is enticing and their balance sheet is strong

August starts Ethereum merge.

The Merge, summarised:
- The Ethereum network will be full Proof of Stake
- 99.98% energy use reduction
- 80-90% ETH issuance reduction
- Staked ETH APY increases
- ETH becomes net deflationary
- No new ETH enters circulation until at least 6mo's after

let's see what my current 35k USD in eth will be in 12 months

They are a leg up on their competitors with regards to online security. Even though it doesn’t seem complicated, a lot of their peers have had huge issues with secure meetings (in comparison). Of course this could change

I think it just depends on your time horizon tbh. Are u in it to get out after a quarter or 2, or do you have time to ride out a little pain for future reward.

Would u rather have Zoom, a beaten down growth stock with a P/E ratio of 20, or would you rather have Walmart with a P/E ratio of 25 even after its earnings

Tech trading at value levels is just a red flag to me. Maybe it means value stocks are about to go to complete shit idk

Zoom is a good long term buy and hold. They are profitable, trading at a decent ratio, and poised to be a staple of business and communication for the forseeable future. They also used their pandemic surges to stock up on IT equipment to service a large customer base, which is great for the future where work from home becomes a major benefit used to attract workers.

Buy it as a value stock and add consistently, and plan to hold for 5+ years. Don't even look at it for 5 years.



Waiting on Costco to get cheaper. They are a massive value-add to the average middle class consumer, and they're expanding locations. I'm never shopping at walmart again.

This post was edited by NetflixAdaptationWidow on May 20 2022 12:36pm

Used the rest of my money to buy more TSLA today

Just catching another knife, its fine




This post was edited by Pharaohmon on May 20 2022 01:34pm