For everyone daytrading, how many tickers can you monitor per day without it affecting your performance or missing opportunities??

Holy fuk at that BBIG drop, from $12.4 to $11.6 or so in an instant

For everyone daytrading, how many tickers can you monitor per day without it affecting your performance or missing opportunities??

well boyos, I guess UPSTART doesn't dip anymore.

Truly unfortunate if you were too potato and ignored me in March when it was in the $50's.

well boyos, I guess UPSTART doesn't dip anymore.

Truly unfortunate if you were too potato and ignored me in March when it was in the $50's.

Anybody know what’s going on with Palantir? I long wanted to get in at $24, Any reason why it’s sucking? Is it ever going to rise? Lol

in b4 pronounced green dillys to infinite.

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This is my final shill for UPST.

It has dipped, bros.

The company is a new approach to creditworthiness that makes sense; AKA, not lowering your credit score because you paid off debt, even though you're a doctor with $500k in the bank.

y/y revenue growth was 88% in 2018, and 51% in 2019.

Went public December of last year, already has a P/E ratio (granted, it's 376 lol) in a sector that typically doesn't deliver positive earnings for 5+ years after going public.

Current market cap is only $4billion.

This chit can scale to INFINITY to all financial institutions who want to use their software, OR the company itself will be bought out by a large bank and you'll profit that way.

Founder is a Thiel Fellow, so has already been vetted by the literal GOAT Peter Thiel.

that's it.

EXCLUSIVE: Amazon is working on a new point-of-sale system to lure merchants from Shopify, Square, and PayPal


Amazon's new point-of-sale system can handle online and offline transactions.
The POS offering links to other Amazon services, including Prime, Flex, and One payment tech.
Project Santos, an internal Amazon team created to compete with Shopify, is leading the project.
Amazon created an internal task force called Project Santos last year to go after Shopify's core small-business merchants.

One of the team's earliest initiatives was to build a new type of point-of-sale system that could be sold to third-party sellers, Insider has learned.

The new POS system can handle in-store and online transactions, add Amazon checkout options, and provide inventory and business analytics, according to an internal document reviewed by Insider. It can also link to other Amazon services, such as the Prime membership program, the One palm-based identification technology, and Flex delivery network, the document said.

"This will allow our small business (SMB) customers to unify their online and offline channel management including inventory, offer Amazon One for contactless recognition and payment, and offer a customizable loyalty program that can utilize Prime benefits," the document said.


Plans for a new POS system gives a glimpse into Amazon's thinking over how to attract more small business sellers to its online marketplace, as a growing number of merchants have been defecting to Shopify and other services lately to sell directly to consumers.

Additionally, it shows how Amazon's physical stores ambition extends beyond just building an array of brick-and-mortar locations. The company also wants to sell software used by merchants in other stores to check-out customers and analyze data — even as Amazon continues to expand its own cashierless technology, rolling it out to two new Whole Foods locations on Wednesday.

If launched, Amazon's new POS system would put the internet giant in direct competition with payment processing companies that offer their own POS solutions, including Square, PayPal, Shopify, and Fiserv's First Data. The global POS software market was worth $9.26 billion in 2020, and is expected to reach $19.56 billion by 2028, according to Grand View Research.

"We believe this offering lets Amazon to do the heavy lifting of order placement and fulfillment at a rate that is more affordable than other competitors, thus allowing SMBs to focus on their product development and growth," the document said.

The project is still in its early stages, and the timeline for launch is unclear. An Amazon spokesperson declined to comment.

March 3, 2021:

https://forum.bodybuilding.com/showt...83203&page=115

puts on lulu - thx carbon lol

puts on lulu - thx carbon lol

lulu destroyed earning - 1 zhitty put so no much to lose

risk/reward as we always said

Bishes love that chit. Now they do mens apparel. That's like the main gift I get for my gf for birthdays etc. lol

never bet against lulu, jk

Anyone think it would be worth buying CND (circle) or VIH (Bakkt)?