@CapitalShipyard I actually lean toward there being no deal and that it’s mostly speculation. That said, I don’t think the CFO’s departure proves anything. He’s staying on as an advisor through month-end, and if negotiations were advanced, that’s a pretty normal transition.
@ZbJohnson124@MichelleF_Davis@BloombergDeals Yeah, that’s another red flag. The stock is nowhere near the rumored offer price, and management has been terrible. At this point, I think $25 is more likely than a buyout.
@ZbJohnson124@MichelleF_Davis@BloombergDeals Everyone seems convinced there’s a deal. To me, that’s actually the biggest warning sign. If there was a real deal, we wouldn’t still be hearing the same rumors 3 months later with management staying silent.
@ZbJohnson124@MichelleF_Davis@BloombergDeals I agree. However, today I closed all my positions in this stock. Based on what I’m seeing, and setting emotions aside, I no longer believe an acquisition will happen. The negative signals are as clear as day.
@ZbJohnson124@MichelleF_Davis@BloombergDeals I'm getting tired of all these articles and rumors. It's been more than three months and we still haven't seen any clarification from management. At this point, I think this whole story might be nothing more than hype, and the stock could end up heading back toward 25.
@FLOWKINGOPTIONS Then $Pzza will finally be priced where it should be. The company is a mess, management is awful, and I can’t justify anything close to a $25 valuation. To me, it’s more like a $5–7 stock.
One hard truth about IPOs nobody wants to hear:
"It's going without me, I gotta get in NOW."
That's the sentence that traps you for years.
Right now through November: wild moves UP. Low float, FOMO, scarcity premium. People will chase it
SpaceX seems to be draining the entire US stock market right now.
The S&P 500 is down -0.38% today, wiping out $240 billion.
The Nasdaq is down -0.52%, wiping out $200 billion.
But $SPCX is up 8.71%, adding $220 billion in a single session.
Every dollar flowing into SpaceX is a dollar leaving every other index.
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1. Go on a monthly chart
2. Look for a monthly base, trendline touch
3. Enter the breakout
$RDDT gave that to you at 140. And it is very early in the session.
After Google, Meta, Microsoft, and Apple, this may be the next company sitting on a goldmine of human data.