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Crypto.com Nabs FIFA World Cup Sponsorship for Undisclosed Sum https://www.coindesk.com/business/2022/03/22/cryptocom-nabs-fifa-world-cup-sponsorship-for-undisclosed-sum/?utm_medium=referral&utm_source=rss&utm_campaign=headlines

two of which we know about , the 110 points minimum and the 550 points minimum , there are a few others , that can be used to sum things up

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PsyOptions Acquires Tap Finance for Undisclosed Sum https://www.coindesk.com/business/2022/02/01/psyoptions-acquires-tap-finance-for-undisclosed-sum/

Another Solo Miner Wins 'Life-Changing' Sum, Rakes In USD 536K in Ethereum Block Reward https://cryptonews.com/news/another-solo-miner-wins-life-changing-sum-rakes-usd-536k-ethereum-block-reward.htm

was joking, im building swing position on sum stuff > @bronco said: No, nibble

i guess ill go get a cashiers check and mail it. or wire transfer which makes me sweat a little bit each time for any significant sum. lol

rotfl 🤣 gonna have to import sum of tht sheet

I need sum guidance

It has made me personally a nice sum of money. Blue Apron, SNDL are just a couple examples of stocks it detected. There are probably dozens of cryptos it caught as well

UK Market Closed in the red yesterday, amid ongoing concerns about the new Omicron Covid variant. AJ Bell declined 8.6%, even though the company raised its dividend payout and announced a special payout to shareholders, after reporting an increase in its annual profits. Aston Martin Lagonda Global Holdings dropped 8.1%, after announcing that Kenneth Gregor would step down as its Chief Financial Officer and as an Executive Director by 30 June 2022. Abrdn eased 3.8%, after the company confirmed that it agreed to acquire Interactive Investor for a cash consideration of £1.49 billion. Meanwhile, Royal Dutch Shell added 1.6%, after the oil & gas company announced that it has started share buybacks of up to $1.5 billion. Wizz Air Holdings rose 0.9%, after the airline operator reported a rise in its passengers in November. The FTSE 100 declined 0.6%, to close at 7,129.2, while the FTSE 250 fell 1%, to end at 22,684.8. Europe Market Finishing lower yesterday, amid fears about the Omicron coronavirus variant and the possibility of lockdown measures. Hermes International dropped 3.1%, despite the goods company’s inclusion in the Euro STOXX 50 index. Safran fell 1.0%. The company announced that it expects organic revenue growth over 2021-2025 to reach 10% CAGR. ThyssenKrupp slid 0.5%, after the industrial engineering and steel production company announced that it expects a turnaround to profit during the current fiscal, despite ongoing Covid related crisis. Sandvik shed 0.4%. The engineering company announced that it has inked a deal to acquire Deswik for an undisclosed sum. On the contrary, Vifor Pharma skyrocketed 21.0%, following reports that Australian biotech company, CSL, is in discussions to acquire the group for around $10 billion. The FTSEurofirst 300 index slipped 1.2%, to settle at 1,803.2. The German DAX Xetra fell 1.4%, to settle at 15,263.1, while the French CAC-40 shed 1.3%, to close at 6,795.8. US Market Ended higher yesterday, on hopes that the new Covid-19 variant, Omicron, would prove mild and would not affect strongly recovering US economy. Boeing climbed 7.5%, following news that China’s aviation regulator cleared the company’s 737 Max to fly again. Five Below advanced 5.0%, after the company reported better than expected revenue and earnings in the third quarter. On the flipside, Signet Jewelers eased 5.1%, even though the company reported a rise in its third quarter earnings. Dollar General dropped 3.1%, after the company announced plans to open 1,000 Popshelf stores by the end of fiscal year 2025. Apple fell 0.6%, amid news that the technology giant warned some suppliers over a slowdown in demand for iPhone 13 series. The S&P 500 gained 1.4%, to settle at 4,577.1. The DJIA rose 1.8%, to settle at 34,639.8, while the NASDAQ added 0.8%, to close at 15,381.3. Asia Market We’re trading mostly higher this morning. In Japan, Nissan Motor and Credit Saison have advanced 3.8% and 3.9%, respectively. Meanwhile, Fanuc and Tokyo Electric Power have fallen 0.9% and 1.0%, respectively. In Hong Kong, CLP Holdings and Geely Automobile Holdings have dropped 1.2% and 1.3%, respectively. Meanwhile, Sands China and AAC Technologies Holdings have risen 1.9% and 2.0%, respectively. In South Korea, Hankook Steel and Galaxia SM have climbed 10.4% and 11.8%, respectively. Meanwhile, Dae Young Packaging and kakaopay have declined 3.5% and 3.6%, respectively. The Nikkei 225 index is trading 0.3% higher at 27,850.5. The Hang Seng index is trading 0.7% down at 23,612.4, while the Kospi index is trading 0.8% higher at 2,969.8.

Coinbase Acquires Cryptographic Security Firm Unbound for Undisclosed Sum https://www.coindesk.com/business/2021/11/30/coinbase-acquires-cryptographic-security-firm-unbound-for-undisclosed-sum/

UK Market Closing higher yesterday. Cineworld Group climbed 6.6%, after the cinema chain reported an improvement in its box office revenue in October. Ascential advanced 4.2%, after the company announced that it has acquired WhyteSpyder, an e-commerce software and digital merchandising business, for an undisclosed sum. Serco Group added 2.5%, as the company raised its annual profit outlook, following stronger than expected trading in Australia and the UK. Royal Dutch Shell rose 2.1%, after the oil giant announced that it would abandon its dual share structure and move its tax residence to the UK from the Netherlands. On the other hand, Kainos Group dropped 9.3%, even though the company reported an increase in its revenue in the first half of the year. The FTSE 100 gained 0.1%, to close at 7,351.9, while the FTSE 250 rose 0.3%, to end at 23,621.6. . Europe Market Finished higher yesterday, amid ongoing optimism about earnings and growth. Airbus rose 1.7%, after the airline operator secured a huge order for 255 narrow body jets at the Dubai Airshow. On the flipside, Koninklijke Philips declined 10.6%, after the company announced that it was in talks with the US regulators following a new inspection of one of its facilities. Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria fell 4.3%, after the lender announced that it would acquire the remaining stake in Turkish lender, Garanti, in a bid worth €2.25 billion. Nordex shed 0.5%. The wind turbines manufacturer announced that its nine-month consolidated net loss narrowed. The FTSEurofirst 300 index gained 0.3%, to close at 1,889.7. Among other European markets, the German DAX Xetra 30 rose 0.3%, to close at 16,148.6, while the French CAC-40 advanced 0.5%, to settle at 7,128.6. . US Market Closed lower yesterday, as rising US Treasury yields resulted in losses in technology sector stocks. Oatly Group plunged 20.8%, after the company reported lower than expected revenue in the third quarter. Evgo declined 14.3%, after a top broker downgraded its rating on the stock to ‘Neutral’ from ‘Outperform’. Petco Health & Wellness fell 0.4%, following a rating downgrade on the stock to ‘Hold’ from ‘Buy’. On the other hand, Tyson Foods added 3.6%, after the beef and poultry producer reported better than expected revenue and earnings in the fourth quarter. Restaurant Brands International rose 2.1%, after the company announced that it has agreed to acquire Firehouse Subs, a sub sandwich chain founded in Jacksonville, Fla for a cash consideration of $1.0 billion. The S&P 500 marginally slipped to settle at 4,682.8. The DJIA slightly fell to settle at 36,087.5, while the NASDAQ marginally dropped to close at 15,853.9. . Asia Market We’re trading mostly higher this morning. In Japan, Toyota Motor and JTEKT have advanced 2.0% and 2.7%, respectively. Meanwhile, Kubota and Recruit Holdings have dropped 2.9% and 3.7%, respectively. In Hong Kong, Tencent Holdings and Galaxy Entertainment Group have risen 2.6% and 5.3%, respectively. Meanwhile, China Mobile and Xinyi Glass Holdings have fallen 0.4% and 4.8%, respectively. In South Korea, Kukdong and e-Starco have declined 6.2% and 6.8%, respectively. Meanwhile, Zinus and NPC have climbed 8.6% and 19.0%, respectively. The Nikkei 225 index is trading 0.1% higher at 29,814.3. The Hang Seng index is trading 1.1% up at 25,658.0, while the Kospi index is trading 0.1% lower at 2,996.7

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Yeah I expect so, I remember listening to an investors chronicle podcast a while back and it put things into perspective when it said something along the lines of 'If someone wanted to buy one of these companies out privately, the sum of money they would be willing to pay wouldnt be anywhere near the current market caps.' Was when hype stocks were at there peak, compared them to a steam train heading for a cliff.

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Healthcare Moderna ($MRNA) Q2 EPS $6.46 vs. est. $6.04; Q2 revs $4.4B vs. est. $4.28B; expects dose capacity for its covid-19 vaccine in fy 2021 to be between 800 mln and 1 bln doses; advance purchase agreements signed for expected product sales of $20 bln in 2021, including sales already recorded in 6 months ended June 30; signed agreements for $12 bln worth of sales for covid-19 vaccine in 2022, option for about $8 bln more; continue to expect $450 mln -$550 mln of capital investments for 2021 Cigna ($CI) Q2 adj EPS $5.24 vs. est. $4.96; Q2 revs $43.13B vs. est. $41.31B; pharmacy customer base at Q2 grew to 101.9M, an organic increase of 3.1M year to date; total medical customer base at Q2 was 17M, an increase of 279,000 customers YTD; Q2 profit overall fell -16% hurt by higher medical costs; backs year EPS but ups its rev guidance to at least $170B from $166B Nevro ($NVRO) slides after withdrawing FY forecast on COVID-19 concerns and guided Q3 sales between $90M-$93M which is below analyst estimates of $114.7M Regeneron Pharma ($REGN) phase 3 Trial of Libtayo combined with chemotherapy stopped early due to significant improvement in overall survival in patients with first-line advanced non-small cell lung cancer Abiomed ($ABMD) Q1 adj EPS $1.10 vs. est. $1.05; Q1 revs $252.6M vs. est. $240.91M; raises FY22 revenue view to $1.03B-$1.05B from prior $990M-$1.03B (22%-24% growth); expects its fiscal year 2022 non-GAAP operating margin to be in the range of 24% to 26% Amedisys ($AMED) announces new $100M share repurchase program; Q2 adj EPS $1.69 vs. est. $1.67; Q2 revs $564.2M vs. est. $566.19M; guides 2021 adj EPS $6.37-$6.49 vs. est. $6.96; sees 2021 adj net service revenue $2.23B-$2.245B. Evolent Health ($EVH) 2Q EPS ($0.11) vs est. ($0.04) on revs $222.1Mm vs est. $216.9Mm; guides 3Q revs $215-230Mm vs est. $217.7Mm, sees FY revs $870-900Mm vs est. $870.8Mm; announces agreement to acquire Vital Decisions outstanding equity interests for aggregate price up to $130Mm, says transaction is accretive to EBITDA/share before synergies McKesson ($MCK) Q1 adj EPS $5.56 vs. est. $4.15; Q1 revs $62.7B vs. est. $59.99B; raises FY22 adj EPS view to $19.80-$20.40 from prior view $18.85-$19.45 (est. $19.23) 1life Healthcare, Inc. ($ONEM) Q2 EPS loss (-$0.30) vs. est. loss (-$0.20); Q2 revs $120.4M vs. est. $115.7M; sees Q3 revs $113M-$120M vs. est. $118M; sees year revs $475M-$485M vs. est. $482.3M; Membership count as of quarter-end was 621,000 compared to 475,000, a 31% increase; Adjusted EBITDA was positive $6.9 million, or 6% of net revenue Sarepta Therapeutics ($SRPT) Q2 non-GAAP EPS loss (-$1.52) vs. est. loss (-$1.26); net product sales for q2 reached $141.8 mln, a 27% increase over same quarter of prior year; raises full-year product revenue guidance by nearly $30 mln to between $565 mln to $575 mln Tandem Diabetes ($TNDM) 2Q revs $172.1Mm vs est. $143.4Mm; guides FY sales $670-685Mm vs est. $637Mm; guides FY adj EBITDA mgn about 15% vs est. 13.5% Industrials & Materials Albemarle ($ALB) Q2 adj EPS $0.89 vs. est. $0.83; Q2 revs $773.9M vs. est. $788.6M; qtrly lithium net sales of $320.3 mln increased $36.6 mln yoy primarily driven by higher volumes; full-year 2021 net sales guidance improved vs previous guidance primarily due to increased lithium sales, improving catalysts trends – sees year sales $3.3B-$3.4B vs. est. $3.24B Hillenbrand ($HI) 3Q adj EPS $0.85 vs est. $0.76 on revs $695Mm; guides 4Q adj EPS $0.82-0.92 vs est. $0.85, sees 4Q revs $713-738Mm vs est. $709.1Mm Maxar Technologies ($MAXR) 2Q EPS $0.60 vs est. $0.14 on revs $473Mm vs est. $441.5Mm Summit Materials ($SUM) 2Q EPS $0.48 vs est. $0.52 on revs $618.5Mm vs est. $647.1Mm; no change to FY guide Valvoline ($VVV) Q3 adj EPS $0.55 vs. est. $0.45; Q3 revs $792M vs. est. $745.32M; Q3 retail Services system-wide same-store sales grew 40.5%; Q3 same-store sales rose 27%; sees FY sales growth 25%-26% and FCF $250M-$270M Media & Telecom Fox Corp. ($FOXA) Q4 adj EPS $0.65 vs. est. $0.57; Q4 revs $2.89B vs. est. $2.75B; raises semi-annual dividend to 24c; cable network programming reported quarterly segment revenues of $1.40B, an increase of $128M; affiliate revenues increased 10% with 16% growth at the television segment and 6% growth at the cable network programming segment in q4 Roku Inc. ($ROKU) Q2 EPS 52c vs est. 13c on revs $645M vs est. $618.4M, average rev per user $36.46 (+46% YoY), active accounts 55.1M vs est. 55.8M; at midpoint of Q3 guidance, sees revs $675M-$685M vs est. $645M, gross profit $315M-$325M, adj EBITDA $60M-$70M, net income (-$3M)-$7M, anticipates sequential increases in operating expenses in 2H from investments in headcount, product development, and sales & marketing Technology Amdocs Ltd. ($DOX) 3Q adj EPS $1.35 vs est. $1.18 on revs $1.066B vs est. $1.06B; guides 4Q adj EPS $1.13-1.19 vs est. $1.28, sees 4Q revs $1.065-1.105B vs est. $1.087B Booking Holdings ($BKNG) 2Q adj EPS ($2.55) vs est. ($2.04) on revs $2.2B vs est. $1.9B, encouraged by sequential improvement in booking trends with 2Q room nights +59% vs 1Q; said in in q2, we saw the first sequential increase in the number of properties on booking.com and lowest number of properties coming off of our platform since the onset of the covid-19 pandemic DXC Technology ($DXC) Q1 adj EPS $0.84 vs. est. $0.74; Q1 revs $4.14B vs. est. $4.11B; Q2 guidance falls short of views but backs year EPS view $3.45-$3.65 vs. est. $3.56 and backs FY22 revenue view $16.6B-$16.8B (est. $16.74B); Bookings of $4.6 billion and book-to-bill ratio of 1.12x in Q1 FY22 Electronic Arts ($EA) Q1 EPS $0.71 vs. est. $0.62; Q1 net bookings $1.336B vs. est. $1.28B; sees Q2 EPS roughly $0.36 vs. est. $1.07; sees Q2 net bookings $1.725B vs. est. $1.62B; raises FY22 EPS view to $1.58 from $1.34 and ups FY21 bookings view to $7.4B from $7.3B Fastly Inc. ($FSLY) shares fall -18%; Q2 adj EPS ($$0.15) vs est. ($0.17) on revs $85.03M vs est. $85.7M, sees Q3 EPS loss (21c)-(18c) vs est. (18c) on revs $82M-$85M vs est. $97.9M, and forecasts FY EPS (65c)-(57c) vs est. (43c) on revs $340M-$350M vs est. $382.5M GoDaddy ($GDDY) Q2 EPS $0.27 vs. est. $0.32; Q2 revs $931.3M vs. est. $919.7M; total bookings of $1.055B, up 12.7% year over year, or 10.6% on a constant currency basis; Domains revenue of $436.7 million, up 18.2% yoy; Hosting and presence revenue of $318.5 million, up 9.0% yoy; Business applications revenue of $176.1 million, up 21.8% yoy; sees year revs $3.75B, in-line HubSpot ($HUBS) 2Q adj EPS $0.43 vs est. $0.32 on revs $310.8Mm vs est. $296Mm; guides 3Q adj EPS $0.42-0.44 vs est. $0.39, sees 3Q revs $325-327Mm vs est. $318.7Mm; guides FY revs $1.268-1.272B vs est. $1.244B MercadoLibre ($MELI) Q2 EPS $1.37 vs est. $0.19 on revs $1.7B vs est. $1.48B with commerce revs +96.4% YoY and fintech revs +88.9%; unique active users 75.9M in quarter (+47.4% YoY), total payment volume through Mercado Pago topped $17.5B (+56.3% in USD), gross merchandise volume $7B (+39.2% in USD) Ping Identity ($PING) 2Q adj EPS $0.11 vs est. $0.04 on revs $78.9Mm vs est. $66.1Mm; guides 3Q revs $65-70Mm vs est. $65.1Mm, sees 3Q total ARR $286-288Mm; guides FY revs $278-285Mm vs est. $269.3Mm, sees FY total ARR $304-306Mm Qorvo ($QRVO) Q1 EPS $2.83 vs. est. $2.45; Q1 revs $1.11B vs. est. $1.08B; sees Q2 EPS $3.24 at midpoint vs. est. $3.02; sees Q2 revenue $1.24B-$1.26B vs. est. $1.21B Trimble Inc. ($TRMB) Q2 adj EPS $0.72 vs. est. $0.59; Q2 revs $945.3M vs. est. $867.8M; sees FY21 adj EPS $2.45-$2.65 vs. est. $2.45; sees FY21 adjusted revenue $3.55B-$3.65B vs. est. $3.48B; Q2 annualized recurring revenue (ARR) was $1.35 billion, up 11% yoy Western Digital ($WDC) 4Q adj EPS $2.16 vs est. $1.51 on revs $4.9B vs est. $4.55B; guides 1Q revs $4.9-5.1B vs est. $4.9B, sees 1Q adj EPS $2.25-2.55 vs est. $2.05

Wednesday, August 4, 2021 Futures Up/Down % Last Dow -25.00 0.07% 34,973 S&P 500 -1.25 0.04% 4,413 Nasdaq 11.50 0.08% 15,058 U.S. S&P futures are flat heading into the trading day, looking to build on record highs from Tuesday as positive earnings boost U.S and European stocks while worries over China’s gaming and technology crackdown ease, helping lift those markets. Risk sentiment improves across Asia as Chinese and Hong Kong stocks push higher on tech recovery and solid Caixin PMI data. In Asian markets, The Nikkei Index fell -57 points to 27,854, the Shanghai Index rose 29 points to 3,477 and the Hang Seng Index jumped 231 points to settle at 26,426. In Europe, the German DAX is climbing around 125 points to 15,680, while the FTSE 100 is up 0.4% to 7,135. Chinese Jul Caixin Services PMI beat: 54.9 vs 50.6 consensus. Some also see the spread of the Covid-19 delta variant as delaying rather than stopping the economic recovery. The New York Times reported overnight that the FDA plans to give full approval to Pfizer (PFE) and BioNTech (BNTX) coronavirus vaccine by the start of the next month. Earnings season has been strong with about 87% of S&P 500 companies reporting earnings and revenue beats, according to FactSet. Just under 70% of the S&P 500 now has reported earnings. The S&P 500 closed at record highs with gains in Apple and healthcare stocks, as concerns over a surge in the Delta variant of the coronavirus was put to the back-burner, overshadowed by continued upbeat corporate earnings. Ten of the 11 S&P indexes traded higher, with energy stocks rebounding after getting hit by a dip in oil prices. Market Closing Prices Yesterday The S&P 500 Index gained 35.99 points, or 0.82%, to 4,423.15 The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 278.24 points, or 0.80%, to 35,116.40 The Nasdaq Composite climbed 80.23 points, or 0.55%, to 14,761.29 The Russell 2000 Index advanced 8.09 points, or 0.36% to 2,223.58 Events Calendar for Today 7:00 AM ET MBA Mortgage Applications Data 8:15 AM ET ADP Employment Change for July…est. 695K 9:45 AM ET Markit Composite PMI, July-F 9:45 AM ET Markit Services PMI, July-F 10:00 AM ET ISM Non-Manufacturing Services PMI for July…est. 60.5 10:30 AM ET Weekly DOE Inventory Data Earnings Calendar: Earnings Before the Open: ABC, AEIS, ALE, APO, ASTE, BCOR, BDC, BGCP, BWA, CDW, CLVS, CLH, CLW, CMLS, CRL, CSII, DNOW, DOC, EDIT, EMR, ETR, EXC, FLOW, FUN, GEL, GM, HDSN, HFC, HZNP, IONS, JLL, KHC, LL, MAC, MKL, MPC, MPLX, MTOR, NI, NYT, ODP, RCL, SBGI, SGRY, SITE, SMG, SPR, SUP, TGI, TUP, TXMD, UTHR, VCEL, VMC, WLL Earnings After the Close: ACAD, ACLS, ADPT, ADTN, AGL, ALB, ALL, AMED, ANGI, ANSS, APA, ATO, AXGN, BBSI, BE, BFAM, BKNG, BOOT, CCMP, CDAY, CENX, CHNG, CMP, CPS, DGII, DOX, DVAX, DXC, EA, EGHT, ELF, EMKR, EOG, ETSY, EVH, FLT, FOXA, FSLY, FTDR, GDDY, GNK, HI, HUBS, IAC, INGN, IVR, JACK, LESL, LNC, LPI, LUMN, MAXR, MBI, MCK, MED, MET, MGM, MOD, MRO, MTG, NUS,NVRO, ONEM, PARR, PDCE, $PING, PLYA, QRVO, QTWO, RCII, REGI, RGR, RMAX, RNWK, EOKU, RPD, $RVLV, RYN, SBRA, SMSI, SUM, T$NDM, TPC, TTGT, TVTY, TWNK, TWO, TXG, $UBER, UHAL, VVV, VZIO, WDC, WU, YELL Other Key Events: Jefferies Industrials Conference (virtual), 8/3-8/4 Piper Wealth Management Forum (virtual), 8/3-8/6 Macro Up/Down Last Nymex -0.34 70.22 Brent -0.18 72.23 Gold 3.30 1,813.75 EUR/USD -0.0008 1.1856 JPY/USD 0.13 109.17 10-Year Note +0.008 1.182% Sector News Breakdown Consumer Caesar’s Entertainment ($CZR) Q2 EPS $0.34 vs. est. loss (-$0.26); Q2 revs $2.5B vs. est. $2.27B; Q2 same-store Adjusted EBITDA was $1B versus (-$131M) for the comparable prior-year period; Company posted all-time records in quarterly Adjusted EBITDA and Adjusted EBITDA margin. Denny’s ($DENN) Q2 adj EPS $0.18 vs. est. $0.11; Q2 revs $106.2M vs. est. $98.1M; Q2 domestic system-wide same-store sales decreased 1.2% compared to the equivalent fiscal period in 2019, including a 1.5% decrease at domestic franchised restaurants and a 1.9% increase at company restaurants. Herbalife ($HLF) Q2 adj EPS $1.52 vs. est. $1.29; Q2 revs $1.55B vs. est. $1.57B; Q2 adjusted EBITDA of $262.1M; raises FY21 EPS view to $4.70-$5.10 from $4.65-$5.05 (est. $4.93); sees FY net sales growth to be in a range of 8.5% to 12.5%, lowering the midpoint by 150 basis points compared to prior full year 2021 guidance. Host Hotels ($HST) Q2 adj FFO $0.12 vs. est. $0.04; Q2 revs $649M vs. est. $606.58M; said RevPAR reached nearly $100 for the quarter, which dramatically outperformed consensus RevPAR, with average room rates only 8.4% below our 2019 second quarter rates; not providing year guidance Hyatt ($H) 2Q adj EPS ($1.15) vs est. ($0.85) on comparable system-wide REVPAR $72.47, qtrly total revs $663Mm vs est. $686.9Mm; guides FY net rooms growth more than +6%, sees FY adj SG&A about $240Mm, sees FY CAPEX about $110Mm Energy Devon Energy ($DVN) Q2 adj EPS $0.60 vs est. $0.52 on revs $2.42B vs est. $2.35B, operating cash flow $1.1B, production for the quarter averaged 291k barrels/day; will pay total dividend of 49c/shr (11c fixed + 38c variable), a 44% increase from Q1; sees 3q production 566-594 mboe/d vs est. 564.80 mboe/d Occidental Petroleum ($OXY) Q2 adj EPS 32c vs est. 1c on revs $5.96B vs est. $5.92B, FCF $2B, cash flow from continuing operations $3.3B; said oil and gas results improved from Q1 due to higher commodity prices and sales volumes; executed debt tender offer and repaid over $3B of long-term debt in July ONEOK ($OKE) Q2 EPS $0.77 vs. est. $0.75; Q2 revs $3.39B vs. est. $3.03B; sees 2021 net income, adj earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, amortization to be above midpoints of ranges provided on April 27, 2021 SunPower ($SPWR) Q2 adj EPS $0.06 vs. est. $0.04; Q2 revs $308.9M vs. est. $327.31M; guides Q3 revs $325M-$375M vs. est. $400.83M; sees Q3 GAAP net loss of $10 to $0 million and MW recognized of 125 MW to 150 MW; Q2 added 13,000 residential customers – residential bookings up 16 percent sequentially, 67 percent year-over-year (YoY) The American Petroleum Institute ($API) showed a draw of 879K barrels of oil for the latest week; gasoline inventories show a draw of 5.75M barrels, distillate inventories show a draw of 717K barrels and Cushing inventories show a build of 659K barrels W&T Offshore ($WTI) Q2 EPS $0.02 vs. est. $0.07; Q2 revs $132.8M vs. est. $122.38M; Q2 Production was 40,888 Boe/d or 3.7 MMBoe, an increase of 3% compared to 39,657 Boe/d in Q1 and down 3% versus 42,037 Boe/d in Q2 of 2020 Financials Assurant Inc. ($AIZ) Q2 operating EPS $2.99 vs. est. $2.45; Q2 revs $2.54B vs. est. $2.39B; continue to expect to grow eps, ex. catastrophes, by 10 to 14 percent for 2021 Fair Isaac ($FICO) Q3 non-GAAP EPS $3.38 vs. est. $2.76; Q3 revs $338M vs. est. $328.3M; Applications revenues, which include the company’s decision management applications and associated professional services, were $133.2 million in the third quarter, compared to $141.5 million in the prior year period, a decrease of 6% Genworth Financial ($GNW) Q2 adj EPS $0.38 vs. est. $0.22; Q2 revs $2.04B vs. est. $1.9B; planned IPO of Enact remains a key strategic objective for Genworth and is subject to market and other conditions, however because the company is in registration and subject to applicable publicity restrictions, is unable to comment further or provide any additional detail at this time. Green Dot ($GDOT) Q2 adj EPS $0.68 vs est. $0.43 on revs $369.4M vs est. $313.2M; sees FY21 adj EPS $2.13-$2.27 vs prev. $2.06-$2.15, revs $1.33B-$1.35B vs est. $1.28B Prudential ($PRU) Q2 adj EPS $3.79 vs. est. $3.02; qtrly book value per common share of $160.31 versus $165.53 per share for year-ago; qtrly adjusted book value per common share of $104.39 versus $92.07 per share for year-ago; qtr end assets under management of $1.730 trillion versus $1.605 trillion for year-ago; now expect to return a total of $11.0B to holders from $10.5B prior Tanger Outlets ($SKT) 2Q core FFO/shr $0.43 vs est. $0.28, portfolio occupancy was 93% on June 30 vs 91.7% on March 31, avg tenant sales productivity was $424/sq ft for 12 months ended June 30 +7.3% yr/yr; guides FY FFO/shr $1.52-1.59 vs est. $1.46 Unum Group (UNM) Q2 adj EPS $1.39 vs. est. $1.11; Q2 revs $2.99B vs. est. $2.96B; Full-year 2021 outlook increased; after-tax adjusted operating income per share now expected to decline 1%-3% relative to full-year 2020, compared to an expected decline of 5%-6% prior Verisk Analytics ($VRSK) Q2 adj EPS $1.17 vs. est. $1.33; Q2 revs $747.5M vs. est. $737.3M; Net cash provided by operating activities was $233.2 million, down 6.5% for the second quarter of 2021. Free cash flow, a non-GAAP measure, was $170.7 million, down 11.5% Healthcare Change Healthcare ($CHNG) shares fell over 7% on a report that the U.S. Dept. of Justice is considering a lawsuit to block the company’s $8B sale to UnitedHealth ($UNH) https://bit.ly/3yA4Etu Option Care Health ($OPCH) 18M share Spot Secondary priced at $20.25 Amgen Inc. ($AMGN) Q2 adj EPS $4.38 vs. est. $4.06; Q2 revs $6.5B vs. est. $6.43B; backs FY21 adj EPS view $16.00-$17.00 vs. est. $16.34; backs FY21 revenue view $25.8B-$26.6B vs. est. $26.04B Amid surge in new COVID-19 infections across U.S., the FDA plans to give full approval to Pfizer (PFE) – BioNTech (BNTX) coronavirus vaccine by the start of the next month, The New York Times reports The FDA classified the recent recall of some of Philips’ (PHG) ventilators as Class 1, or the most serious type of recall, saying the use of these devices may cause serious injuries or death – Reuters CVS Health ($CVS) Q2 adj EPS $2.42 vs. est. $2.06; Q2 revs $72.62B vs. est. $70.11B; raises FY21 adjusted EPS view to $7.70-$7.80 from $7.56-$7.68 (est. $7.66); sees FY21 cash flow from operations $12.5B-$13B DaVita Inc. (DVA) 2Q EPS $2.64 vs est. $2.17; says total US dialysis treatments for 2Q were 7,413497 (avg 95,045/day); guides FY adj EPS $8.80-9.40 vs est. $8.63, sees FY adj op income $1.8-1.875B vs est. $1.816B Inspire Medical ($INSP) 2Q EPS ($0.48) vs est. ($0.64) on revs $53Mm vs est. $43.9Mm; guides FY revs $210-213Mm vs est. $195.9Mm, sees FY gr mgn 85-86%, sees opening 48-52 new US medical centers per qtr for 2H Jazz Pharma ($JAZZ) Q2 adj EPS $3.90 vs. est. $3.42; Q2 revs $751.8M vs. est. $735.62M; reaffirms FY21 non-GAAP EPS view $13.40-$14.70 (est. $14.45) and also back FY21 revenue view $3.020B-$3.180B vs. est. $3.11B; as of June 30, cash, cash equivalents were $891.4 mln, and outstanding principal balance of co’s long-term debt was $7.1 bln

FYI the bigger time frames are a sum of smaller time frames, bigger ones matter more

If I had to sum up my practical skills I would use one word, survival. - George Soros

Monday, June 21, 2021 Futures Up/Down % Last Dow 190.00 0.57% 33,345 S&P 500 18.0 0.43% 4,171 Nasdaq 61.75 0.44% 14,096 U.S. stock futures are looking sharply higher, tracking gains in Europe while Asian markets decline with global stock markets mixed. Stocks ended lower last week after the Federal Reserve said Wednesday it expects to raise interest rates by late 2023, sooner than previously projected. Prompting the policy shift was a much stronger economic rebound and hotter inflation than the Fed anticipated just a few months ago. Markets then again dropped on Friday after St. Louis Fed President James Bullard said during a TV interview on CNBC that inflation risks may warrant the Federal Reserve beginning raising interest rates next year, backing an even-earlier liftoff than penciled in by many of his colleagues. Shares of banks, energy firms and other companies that tend to be sensitive to the economy’s fluctuations have fallen sharply since the Fed’s meeting on Wednesday. Material stocks plunged with Nucor (NUE) falling ~13% in tough week for steel stocks, while Freeport-McMoRan (FCX) fell 14%, and gold miner Newmont Corp (NEM) dropped 11%. The S&P 500 Banks index plunges 8% as the yield curve flattens and energy stocks fall over 5% as crude retreats from multi-year highs as U.S. dollar firms after Fed signal on rates. Treasury yields plunged further overnight as the benchmark 10-year U.S. yield fell to its lowest since Feb. 24 at 1.354%, before recovering back to 1.433% now. Bitcoin prices dropping nearly 8% to $32,700, while Ethereum falls about 10% to $1,975 in a general rout of crypto assets to start the week; Bitcoin cash (BCH) down over 11% under $500 – crypto assets fall as Reuters reports further crackdown in China as authorities in the southwest province of Sichuan on Friday ordered cryptocurrency mining projects to close. 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It's completely applicable but look we have our own opinions and approaches it's the beauty of the market a zero sum game, I'm out now anyway for the weekend grabbed 50+ pips, but I can say this it's Apply's to you and me stick with your gut, you've done your own analysis same way as I have then we should each stick with this as I'm sure their are traders in this chat who take positions in opposite directions to other traders in the chat, whatever you find comfortable. Have a nice weekend everyone

i got in the batten fund for my MBA program next semester which is a student led HF so maybe ill try and do sum of parts valuation on PROSY for you @bunnytoad69

that helps, if you do a sum of parts valuation you can see their very undervalued but thats the same story with IAC and SFTBY too

Looking at the values on the hourly matrix confirms the extent to which volatility has drained out the forex pairs. The values are pitiful and sum up our sea state analogy of the doldrums. It can be frustrating so please be patient, volatility will return. Overall market mood and even Bitcoin are subdued. Yesterday's post on the daily Bitcoin chart explains. https://www.annacoulling.com/bitcoin/why-volatility-has-drained-on-the-daily-chart-for-bitcoin/

its a zero sum game of hot potato

its a zero sum game

1000 $SUM NOV2021 $40 Cs trade 2.65

1000 $SUM NOV2021 $40 Cs trade 2.65

if yall wanna send me sum signals thatd be great...😭

https://www.theblockcrypto.com/linked/103404/coinbase-set-to-acquire-data-and-analytics-platform-skew-for-undisclosed-sum

https://www.theblockcrypto.com/linked/103404/coinbase-set-to-acquire-data-and-analytics-platform-skew-for-undisclosed-sum

forex is zero sum game

Hearing Jefferies Set Sum-Of-The-Parts Target Bull Case Scenario Over Next Few Years At $5,700 $AMZN

what script is this? > @RedSunCap said: ① The law of one price ② The price-yield relation P(c,T) = (c/2)/(1+y/2) + (c/2)/(1+y/2)2 + …(1+c/2)/(1+y/2)2T ③ Duration-based risk management 1. $Duration = -dp/dy ≈ Δp/Δy (in decimal) 2. Duration of a bond or portfolio = -(dP/dy)/P = $Duration/price = minus the percent change in price per 100 bp change in rates. P(c,T) = (c / 2)× d0.5 +(c / 2)× d1 +...+(1+ c / 2)× dT Assuming parallel yield curve shifts: 3. Portfolio $Duration = sum of the $durations of its pieces 4. Portfolio Duration = average of the durations of its pieces weighted by their present value. ④ Information in the yield curve yT ≈ E{RT} + T*E{ΔyT} – 0.5T2*[σ2 yT + (E{ΔyT})2]

① The law of one price ② The price-yield relation P(c,T) = (c/2)/(1+y/2) + (c/2)/(1+y/2)2 + …(1+c/2)/(1+y/2)2T ③ Duration-based risk management 1. $Duration = -dp/dy ≈ Δp/Δy (in decimal) 2. Duration of a bond or portfolio = -(dP/dy)/P = $Duration/price = minus the percent change in price per 100 bp change in rates. P(c,T) = (c / 2)× d0.5 +(c / 2)× d1 +...+(1+ c / 2)× dT Assuming parallel yield curve shifts: 3. Portfolio $Duration = sum of the $durations of its pieces 4. Portfolio Duration = average of the durations of its pieces weighted by their present value. ④ Information in the yield curve yT ≈ E{RT} + T*E{ΔyT} – 0.5T2*[σ2 yT + (E{ΔyT})2]

The video is 3 mins long and represents the sum total of my research into this arena, its has proved conclusively i need no further research

so to sum it up....money isn't as cheap anymore so was time to get a little real

there is definitely a lesson in all this @everyone the stuff like Cathie plays. it's usually best to sell into those on a medium term, maybe ride them very short term. I didn't realize you were following them and the SPACs that much. I haven't had any SPAC exposure except for a few quick option swings. sometimes when gains are too easy and you see these crowded trades where everyone in retail is hopping onto something, spidey senses have to be in overdrive. always remember the market is zero sum game. which is to say if a lot of money goes into something there has to be a way for it to come out too...and if everyone is going in the same direction, when a few start to cash out it triggers a snowball effect

there is definitely a lesson in all this. seems like one key takeaway for you here, and @everyone , is the stuff like Cathie plays. it's usually best to sell into those on a medium term, maybe ride them very short term. I didn't realize you were following them and the SPACs that much. I haven't had any SPAC exposure except for a few quick option swings. sometimes when gains are too easy and you see these crowded trades where everyone in retail is hopping onto something, spidey senses have to be in overdrive. always remember the market is zero sum game. which is to say if a lot of money goes into something there has to be a way for it to come out too...and if everyone is going in the same direction, when a few start to cash out it triggers a snowball effect

The greater the length until a zero-coupon bond's maturity, the less the investor generally pays for it. Zero-coupon bonds are usually long-term investments; they often mature in ten or more years. Although the lack of current income provided by zero-coupons bond discourages some investors, others find the securities ideal for meeting long-range financial goals like college tuition. The deep discount helps the investor grow a small amount of money into a sizeable sum over several years. Because zero-coupon bonds essentially lock the investor into a guaranteed reinvestment rate, purchasing zero-coupon bonds can be most advantageous when interest rates are high. They are also more advantageous when placed in retirement accounts where they remain tax-sheltered. Some investors also avoid paying taxes on imputed interest by buying municipal zero-coupon bonds, which are usually tax-exempt if the investor lives in the state where the bond was issued.

pendulum swings again. greed both sides in a zero sum game. happy to play along.

The ordinary-least-squares regression line of yon xis the line that makes the sum of the squares of the vertical distances of the data points from the line as small as possible.

u got sum soul to you kitaab?

You are right....The system doesn't work without bag holders...we are in a zero sum business > @Marcosx said: at least that person on wsb paid off their loans that was neat to see

eh I don't believe it. just a post...160k is not a small sum

MS Research new GOOGL SoTP analysis points to $2,800 value (50% upside): And that's with no value for Verily, Sub Revs or investments. MS Research analyst: "GOOGL and FB are the only two ‘mega-cap’ tech companies not trading on some version of sum of the parts methodology (AMZN, MSFT, AAPL and TSLA all having moved in this direction). ...we see continued YouTube revenue disclosure (which we expect to be strong / accelerating) and upcoming full Google Cloud segment disclosure enabling investors to better understand and value GOOGL’s underlying business drivers and large but widely varied market opportunities"