Go to their website and look at their list of customers. It’s super impressive. I have taken the lead of my friend, who is super bullish on it. I added to it today for the 3rd time this week. Earnings Wed should be exciting.My second biggest holding. I don't know tons about them it's all technical-based, I added to it recently too. So relatively strong most days. But we're doomed!
Thanks, That was almost as exciting as reading the Boneyard! Wow!Go to their website and look at their list of customers. It’s super impressive. I have taken the lead of my friend, who is super bullish on it. I added to it today for the 3rd time this week. Earnings Wed should be exciting.
From what I know too, Fastly’s revenue is based on a usage model too. So the higher the activity from their customers, the more revenue for them. AYX is one of the 10 stocks or so that I had interest in but just never bought. That, TTD, TDOC. There are just too many to own! Ha. Good luck next week.Thanks, That was almost as exciting as reading the Boneyard! Wow!
didn’t see amazon on there but pretty sure they use fastly, too. During the heart of the meltdown, i saw the alteryx ceo on CNBC (I rarely if ever watch except during market crashes) and he was talking about their newest customers and I feel like it was airlines, cruiselines, among others and I was like if those companies are using AYX, this company is on the rise! Love AYX, too!
I guess customers are in a way, similar to twitter likes & follows re: reading the recruiting tea leaves!!!!
Buy the rumors sell the newsCurious if anyone else here trades a lot approaching earnings reports. I’ve had mixed results with it recently but mostly because I held through earnings and stocks started selling off the next day. Recently I added to Amzn, SHOP and TSLA right before their earnings. All 3 smoked their numbers and stocks went way up after hours. All have pulled back since though. The pattern sure seems to be sell off after hours or premarket and buy back days later.
I think we’ll see a stimulus deal this week which should really prop up the market. Many important earnings next 4 days, that will be most important.This could be an ugly week, oil dropped back below $40 a barrel. Cali is starting to shut things down again, and Congress ineffective again as usual.
I think Ripple (XRP) will be the one to blow up next as it works with banks to make transactions happen in seconds. Major use for remittances. Chainlink, BTC, ETH, and maybe Cardano are ones to Focus on. Some have utility purposes and some are nothing.SOooooo I need everyone's honest opinion or maybe show of hands as far as opinions on crypto and who owns it? Thanks
Let’s goooo! Love the hell out of those two stocks. Still two and three days respectively until they report.F in yeah FSLY! @tentoes4rings our LVGO too! !!!
Let’s goooo! Love the hell out of those two stocks. Still two and three days respectively until they report.
Love me some EthereumEthereum has gone up roughly $175 in a month.
Is it a crypto or can you buy it on a regular exchange?Love me some Ethereum
Coinbase.com "a regular exchange for cryptos" Based in the United StatesIs it a crypto or can you buy it on a regular exchange?
Going to be a good hold.I own ethereum
I like owning the coins/projects- much easier to buy into the dips over time and build a position.Grayscale you have to manage carefully, it can swing $80-100 in 24 hours
You do love ur LINK.Chainlink, once again, has hit new all time highs. Price discovery mode engaged. View attachment 57286
ThanksCoinbase.com "a regular exchange for cryptos" Based in the United States
Extremely sad. The industry was excelling like never before and got almost completely wiped out by a nasty virus. Even if flying was safer, people and companies have had enough time to realize they can do a lot of what they did previously remotely. Gotta think the international business traveler is a thing of the past.Airlines are in big trouble, i am betting we see some bankruptcy filings in the next monthm AAL and maybe Spirit. My friend is a pilot for United, they are looking at early retirement packages for almost 30 % of their pilots.
Yes, business class will really dry up I think. Nothing beats face to face in person with new clients and the handshake to close a deal, but we are in a new world now, everything will be virtual.Extremely sad. The industry was excelling like never before and got almost completely wiped out by a nasty virus. Even if flying was safer, people and companies have had enough time to realize they can do a lot of what they did previously remotely. Gotta think the international business traveler is a thing of the past.