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@Chris Sain: TSLA RALLY COMING SOON👀?

@Anva:$Knightscope Inc.(KSCP)$ what's your thoughts on this counter ? They are making loss but revenue is increasing. I like company's vision,  they have recurring revenue model with machine as a service. Management team looks ok. Not sure if there is any company who is doingsame business of automatic security robots ? 

@Ultrahisham:Coming towards the end of November The markets $DJIA(.DJI)$ , $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ and $S&P 500(.SPX)$ did not really move much on Friday amidst low volumes. Many were in holiday mood and were not too bothered with what was happening in the markets. So there was not really much to be talked about. And nothing muchhas changed to my road map to really go into details again.  This week will see the end of November and the markets entering the holiday season and year end. Are we going to see a year end rally? Its hard to say but the markets look more likel

@AmitKukreja: Palantir's Large Contracts

@AmitKukreja: Palantir's Large Contracts

@BillyWilliams:$GameStop(GME)$ what a heist this was today. Shame on our government for allowing this mess. But then again the govt might actually be the one in trouble with this stock. Maybe they are the ones naked shorting. No real business/company like Citadel is going to keep losing money on a play like this. What do I know just my opinion

@Omega88:$Amazon.com(AMZN)$ It's been a tough week for most Big Techs and Amazon is no exception. This week, we've seen the consequences of inflation on consumer spending. $Alphabet(GOOGL)$ saw its shares drop after YouTube ad revenues came up short, while $Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$has been in free fall after its earnings miss on Wednesday. The results re-affirm that Amazon's far from immune to the consumer slowdown.  Most of these Big Techs have been spending a huge chuck of their profits on R&D, hence it will be a tough ride in the short-run! Nevertheless, it takes time to reap the rewards and the sell-down may be a g

@frosti:Following its decision to lay off a quarter of its staff early in the pandemic and focus on profitability, Airbnb has delivered on that promise. In its second quarter, it posted an adjustedEBITDAmargin of 34% on revenue growth of 58% to $2.1 billion.Those are stellar numbers, showing that so far the company has been unbothered by fears of a recession. The economy looks strong for now as unemployment remains low and consumers are happy to spend on travel, but Airbnb investors should keep an eye on the macro environment, as rising rates could pose a risk for the home-sharing stock.$Airbnb, Inc.(ABNB)$