$HEAR
Turtle Beach Corp
- NASDAQ
- Consumer Durables
- Electronics/Appliances
- Manufacturing
- Other Communications Equipment Manufacturing
PRICE
$16.75 โฒ8.696%
Last Close
VOLUME
2,437,447
DAY RANGE
15.12 - 16.97
52 WEEK
7.95 - 16.97
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@JohnnyFive #ivtrades
16 minutes agoI am curious to hear feedback from anyone who signed up for it during the initial offering
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@howie6982 #ivtrades
recentlyI hear ya I was up a bit this week but we definitely did have about 25% on Nee. I had my first sell set for 30%.
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@coulldc #vpatraders
recentlyHi @Kahil Welcome again and delighted to hear you are enjoying the content so thanks for sharing and much appreciated. Always happy to answer any questions you may have moving forward
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@Dave07 #ivtrades
recentlyI agree. I think the Supreme Court has lost it's legitimacy. The whole ethics debacle has made me question them. You can't properly fill out an ethics form and have an ounce of integrity...how am I supposed to trust you in your rulings on complicated legal matters. > @gman2 said: The U.S. Supreme Court kicking the can down the road on deciding whether Trump has immunity from the treasonous acts he committed while president on January 6th is the most disgusting act of negligence I've ever heard of in this country. SCOTUS should be ashamed of themselves. If this case is not the most important one for them to hear and rule on immediately, what is? It's beginning to feel like we're living in a third world banana republic.
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@gman2 #ivtrades
recentlyThe U.S. Supreme Court kicking the can down the road on deciding whether Trump has immunity from the treasonous acts he committed while president on January 6th is the most disgusting act of negligence I've ever heard of in this country. SCOTUS should be ashamed of themselves. If this case is not the most important one for them to hear and rule on immediately, what is? It's beginning to feel like we're living in a third world banana republic.
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@Jonove #droscrew
recentlyJust funny to hear it's the top weighting even if it's just at a little over ~1% SMCI, the pump is insane
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@LloydM #ivtrades
recentlyHi Chris ...good to hear you are doing well. I have some issues I am currently dealing with so unfortunately, priorities change. I'll stop y by whenever I can
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@Brian010 #vpatraders
recentlyNice to hear, I did it the same way. eventually everything comes in place :)
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@trademaster #TradeHouses
recentlyBy Michael Martina SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) -China is ready to be a partner and friend of the United States, and there is plenty of room for bilateral cooperation, President Xi Jinping told American executives in San Francisco on Wednesday, as Beijing looks to reassure global business and counter his country's struggles to entice foreign investment. The U.S. executives dined with Xi on the margins of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) forum following a day of talks between Xi and U.S. President Joe Biden, aimed at steadying relations between the world's two largest economies. Xi received a standing ovation as he entered the room, and two more before and after he took the stage to speak. The world needs China and the U.S. to work together, and it is wrong to view China as a threat and play a zero-sum game against it, Xi said in a speech to the audience, including some hand-picked by Beijing. "Whatever stage of development it may reach, China will never pursue hegemony or expansion, and will never impose its will on others. China does not seek spheres of influence, and will not fight a cold war or a hot war with anyone," Xi said. He assured his audience that "no matter how the global landscape evolves, the historical trend of peaceful coexistence between China and the United States will not change." Xi's optimistic tone toward relations with the U.S. was at odds with the negative chorus of voices in Washington, where the U.S. Congress finds unusual bipartisan consensus in the need to counter Beijing. The high-security dinner was a chance for companies to hear directly from China's leader as they search for ways to navigate China's economic slowdown, a U.S. push to "de-risk" some American supply chains away from China, and uncertainty caused by China's expanding security rules. But Xi directed much of his speech toward the American people, and spent little time on commercial relations with the U.S. "I would like to let you know that China sympathizes deeply with the American people, especially the young, for the sufferings that fentanyl has inflicted upon them," he said. China and the U.S. reached an agreement to curb fentanyl production in earlier talks between Xi and Biden. The event attracted nearly 400 people, including government officials and academics. Courses served included coffee-crusted black angus flat iron steak and a vegetable curry with squash and rice. Executives from U.S. corporate giants such as Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL)'s Tim Cook, BlackRock (NYSE:BLK)'s Laurence Fink, Broadcom (NASDAQ:AVGO)'s Hock Tan, Bridgewater Associates' Ray Dalio and Pfizer (NYSE:PFE)'s Albert Bourla were at the dinner tables. CONTROVERSY U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo and other senior U.S. officials also attended the event, which generated controversy due to reported high ticket costs for companies seeking to brush shoulders with Xi. Mike Gallagher, the Republican chairman of the U.S. House of Representatives' select committee on China, had called it "unconscionable" that American companies would pay thousands of dollars to join a dinner with a government the United States says is committing genocide against Muslim Uyghurs. Gallagher sent a letter on Monday to the hosts โ the U.S.-China Business Council and the National Committee on U.S.-China Relations โ demanding a complete list of individuals and companies that purchased tickets to the dinner. Analysts have said Xi's speech alone is unlikely to dramatically alter U.S. business sentiment about China. U.S. and Chinese officials have often described bilateral business and trade relations as the ballast in otherwise contentious ties with the U.S. But the growing economic and geopolitical rivalry between the superpowers has placed companies from both countries in the crosshairs of the other's government. China has grown more suspicious of engagement with Western companies, in line with Xi's emphasis on self-reliance and national security, and this year it has cracked down on some U.S. consultancy and due-diligence firms, further damaging investor confidence. But Gary Dvorchak, whose family hosted Xi in Iowa in 1985 when the Chinese leader was a young official, and who was invited by Beijing to attend the dinner, said Xi's appearance was savvy public relations, allowing the ruling Communist Party to show a Chinese domestic audience he has appeal to regular people. "It humanizes him and it gives him an ability to show a connection to the American people and bypass the American media," Dvorchak said.
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@trademaster #TradeHouses
recentlyInvesting.com -- U.S. stocks are rising as investors await a week that includes the Federal Reserve's latest decision on interest rates, the jobs report for October, and earnings from Apple. At 11:07 ET (15:07 GMT), the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 324 points or 1%, while the S&P 500 was up 0.7% and the NASDAQ Composite rose 0.9%. The broad-based S&P slumped 2.5% last week, over 10% below its 2023 high and thus falling into correction territory, putting it on course for its third-straight negative month. This would be its first such streak since 2020, in the pandemic era. Fed meeting to drive sentiment Weighing on Wall Street last week was a sharp jump in Treasury yields, as traders fretted that a resilient economy would mean that the Federal Reserve kept interest rates at elevated levels for longer than previously expected, The benchmark 10-year Treasury yield jumped above 5% for the first time since 2007, but has since retraced to 4.87%. This brings Wednesdayโs Federal Reserve policy meeting firmly into the spotlight, with investors eager to hear policymakers' views on the state of the economy and the outlook for interest rates. Most investors are betting that the Fed is done tightening after Chair Jerome Powell said that rising long-term yields reduce the need for further rate increases, though some believe another hike could come when the central bank meets again in December. Payrolls report due Friday The economic data slate is largely empty Monday, and the weekโs key release will be Fridayโs nonfarm payrolls report for October. After a blockbuster 336,000 jobs were added in September, economists are expecting more moderate jobs growth of 182,000, which is still consistent with a robust labor market. The unemployment rate is expected to remain at 3.8%, while wage growth is expected to ease to 4% year-on-year, which would mark a post-pandemic period low. Apple the highlight of weekโs results Markets will also be keeping an eye on quarterly results from several large U.S. companies this week. Fast food giant McDonaldโs (NYSE:MCD) beat expectations as revenue rose 14% and same store sales rose 8.8% on price increases. Shares rose 1.5%. Investors will also be watching the auto makers after reports early Monday that General Motors Company (NYSE:GM) had reached a tentative agreement with United Auto Workers, potentially setting the stage for an end to a strike, and after Ford Motor (NYSE:F) and Stellantis (NYSE:STLA) have also reached agreements with the union. GM shares rose 0.5%. However, the main earnings report will come from tech giant Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL), the worldโs largest company by market value, which is due to release its fourth-quarter earnings after the bell on Thursday. Third quarter earnings season has seen disappointments from some Big Tech names, with shares of Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOGL) and Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) slumping after their respective reports. Crude slips at start of busy week Oil prices fell Monday as traders adopted a cautious stance at the start of a week that includes a Federal Reserve policy meeting as well as key Chinese economic activity data. Prices registered hefty losses over the course of the week as there were few signs that the conflict in the Middle East would expand into a wider regional war. (Oliver Gray contributed to this item.)
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@dros #droscrew
recentlyI haven't gotten around to it yet > @Pal said: Anyone read the Musk book? Hear it's good--lots of background on what makes Musk Musk.
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@Pal #droscrew
recentlyAnyone read the Musk book? Hear it's good--lots of background on what makes Musk Musk.
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@Snowcow #droscrew
recentlybullish > @Housty said: I hear today every bank in US is technically insolvent bar JPM, if they mark to market all their hold to maturity assets they are all toast, that's gov debt, commercial and ordinary mortgages all under water
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@Housty #droscrew
recentlyI hear today every bank in US is technically insolvent bar JPM, if they mark to market all their hold to maturity assets they are all toast, that's gov debt, commercial and ordinary mortgages all under water
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@Housty #droscrew
recentlysorry to hear that @Navneet. I didnt know the guy running it was a fool. But i was in it at sametime and came away with a profit, but i had to trade
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@coulldc #vpatraders
recentlyHi Graham - good to hear and glad you like the new indicators - you're welcome :-)
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@dros #droscrew
recentlyI'd love to hear some of the famous Lucu language in the flesh
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@fabi #vpatraders
recentlygreat to hear! will you continue to publish videos on yt again then too? ;-)
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@Atlas #FOREX
recentlydont be jealous , i told you i need a job , what else you want to hear ?
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@SamerH #P I V O T B O S S
recentlythis is great! yes narrowing the list of stocks to sift through is beneficial not only to eliminate the one's you don't need but i think it also uses less computing power. by the way you don't need to use the "intersect with" if you have a custom list, you can just choose it in the "scan in". but one problem of TOS scanners for intraday trading is that the refresh rate is not that fast, so you might miss some signals or it will be sometimes too late by the time you see the signal. what I normally do instead is that i use the alarm function in TOS, I donโt know if youโre familiar with it. With this functionality you can add a couple of lines to the code and then if a signal is obtained the computer will ring a bell or sound an alarm. So you can open many charts in the background and if any one of them get a signal youโll hear the sound and youโll get a message on the screen so you can tell which stock it is. Hereโs an example for the thrustreversal: http://tos.mx/
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@Snowcow #droscrew
recentlyits like if you hear the media talk about a stock
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Key Metrics
Market Cap
294.89 M
Beta
1.48
Avg. Volume
486.81 K
Shares Outstanding
17.61 M
Yield
0%
Public Float
0
Next Earnings Date
2024-05-02
Next Dividend Date
Company Information
turtle beach corporation (http://corp.turtlebeach.com) designs innovative, market-leading audio products. under its award-winning turtle beach brand (www.turtlebeach.com), the company is the clear market share leader with its wide selection of acclaimed gaming headsets for use with xbox one and playstationยฎ4, as well as personal computers and mobile/tablet devices. under the hypersound brand (www.hypersound.com), the company markets pioneering directed audio solutions that have applications in digital signage and kiosks, consumer electronics and hearing healthcare. the company's shares are traded on the nasdaq exchange under the symbol: hear.
CEO: Juergen Stark
Website: http://corp.turtlebeach.com/
HQ: 11011 Via Frontera Ste A San Diego, 92127-1752 California
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