Taking a bit of $CIEN off the table today. I hold $MU $CIEN and $NVDA and it feels responsible to lighten it up just a touch on these 1000%-2000% gains. (And offload some losers for balance). It just is starting to feel crowded up here - anybody agree?
Am glad I sold some $CIEN when I did up over $560. I've just parted with a bit of $MU and $AMD as well. Everyone and their grandmother is piling into chips including with calls and margin. Feels a little crowded up here.
The Death of Robin Hood is one of the most visually stunning, beautifully filmed, exquisite cinematography experiences in several years for me. Any random freeze frame, particularly in the back half of the movie, would make an amazing poster, just a feast for the eyes.
Watching Richard Dreyfuss carve mashed potatoes at the dinner table in CE3K was more compelling and engaging than the 17 car chases in Disclosure Day. Somewhere along the line the filmmaking magic has been lost.
If I had to make a prediction, I would say $NVDA will report blowout earnings and get hammered in the short term (along with the rest of the sector) similar to what happened with $MU
@papamurphys "Well the store's POS system can't receive orders outside of business hours because of... reasons" - I really hope this isn't the answer here - because tech limitations should never be allowed to clobber a straightforward business use case like this.
@papamurphys "Well the store's POS system can't receive orders outside of business hours because of... reasons" - I really hope this isn't the answer here - because tech limitations should never be allowed to clobber a straightforward business use case like this.
@papamurphys What sense does this make? It's 8:30 AM, and I'm trying to order a pizza to pick up this afternoon at 3:00, but I can't because **the store isn't open right now**? Have we thought about this? How many sales do you lose - do you track analytics on abandoned carts?
.@cubfoods wins Christmas with $9.99 standing rib roast here in MN. Meanwhile @Costco is at $16. Used to be, a Costco membership meant the best prices for things like this!
Whole new appreciation for Signs movie after rewatching it for the first time since it came out.
There's more visual storytelling in the first minute than in an entire modern slop movie. We've lost that from mainstream movie directing.
@DEADLINE How in the world did they spend $60 or $70 million on this film? It looks like it was filmed in the forest over a weekend.
Unless Ralph Fiennes was paid $50M. In that case, worth it - he saves the movie in the third act.