I like the stock 

I don’t understand the market. I thought thiswas bad news n was prepared to paper hands but turned out w record gains.

The time period to justify their decreased returns since peak is too short and thus the conclusion feels pre mature. The decrease in returns has been due to sector rotations andshouldn’t be immediately attributed to arkk having too much money. Though from precedence I think the fund is large enough to influence the market making it hard for sniping undervalued stocks especially with the hype and the people following Cathie wood 

Super excited hope it doesn’t rise too much on IPO so small time investors can chip in as well

From my understanding this means that palantir has enterred a new agreement where it can loan up to 500 million total, 400 million from existing lenders and 100 million from new or existing lenders. Simultaneously they paid off their prior 200 million loan and are currently debt less. What this means is that this is nothing more than a mere updating ofa lending agreement, allowing them to borrow more than what they were previously allowed for future growth. With interest rates rising soon, especially with unemployment datatrending positively,securing greater sources of cash flows earlier might prove a smart move to secure more growth funds if necessary at a cheaper cost. This is completely my opinion and may be wrong.

Tsla gg to fly on monday

Well I guess voltswagen wins with their stinks

Adding chargers to my watchlist

With the market transitioning back towards reopening sectors, the more important qn is how Coursera aims to retain its customer base. Even though it’s cheaper, there is a social interaction value and a more personal and tailored experience offered by irl classes. With sentiment and craving for social interaction at a high due to lockdowns, a strategy toretain customers would be crucial for their success 

As a person with experience in production operator this is big news. Labour savings if accuracy can be generalised to different products across industries.