Down goes the Dow

Mango Jerry wrote:

No one believes you.

How many names you hiding behind detector/try to keep up guy?

Many, such as this one, you stole from me.

So sorry....

1 minute again! Why do you even bother using different names? We know they are all you!

IBM and Netflix both beat earnings estimates, with Netflix coming in at TWICE the estimate! The good news is not restricted to the financials...its tech too!!

nflx up 20% after hours...it's up around 40% from its august lows.

but year to date just 10% or so

could bring some enthusiasm back to teh market...it's been dreary and soggy lately

My NFLX investment is up 35% since I bought it after the DGTD contrarian indicator poo-pood it.

agip wrote:

nflx up 20% after hours...it's up around 40% from its august lows.

but year to date just 10% or so

could bring some enthusiasm back to teh market...it's been dreary and soggy lately

Soggy? Is that some inside term to make you appear as if you know what you are talking about? Well, it doesn't. It just makes you look illiterate.

Some comments on the NFLX from Igy:

Netflix only trades at a 250 times based on their "earnings beat."

However, some additional facts before one cheers too much:

1. 3Q net cash used in operating activities: 2015 $195 million; 2016 $461 million

2. 3Q cash and cash equivalents: 2015 $2.1 billion; $969 million

3. Company liabilities are $1.9 billion higher since 12/31/2015

So the company engineered their "earnings beat" by spending more money, and acquiring more debt. It is unique concept in our brave new world of investing. As the company tells investors in the 3Q 2016 Form 8-K: "as we have done over the past few years, we plan to raise additional debt in the coming weeks." Have no fear however, the company notes: "our 2025 bonds continue to trade well."

Good luck.

Igy

becuz wrote:

agip wrote:

nflx up 20% after hours...it's up around 40% from its august lows.

but year to date just 10% or so

could bring some enthusiasm back to teh market...it's been dreary and soggy lately

Soggy? Is that some inside term to make you appear as if you know what you are talking about? Well, it doesn't. It just makes you look illiterate.

hey if you need some help working through the dictionary definition of 'newspaper' let me know. I'll ignore you but feel free to get my attention.

Ghost of Igloi wrote:

Some comments on the NFLX from Igy:

Netflix only trades at a 250 times based on their "earnings beat."

However, some additional facts before one cheers too much:

1. 3Q net cash used in operating activities: 2015 $195 million; 2016 $461 million

2. 3Q cash and cash equivalents: 2015 $2.1 billion; $969 million

3. Company liabilities are $1.9 billion higher since 12/31/2015

So the company engineered their "earnings beat" by spending more money, and acquiring more debt. It is unique concept in our brave new world of investing. As the company tells investors in the 3Q 2016 Form 8-K: "as we have done over the past few years, we plan to raise additional debt in the coming weeks." Have no fear however, the company notes: "our 2025 bonds continue to trade well."

Good luck.

Igy

Myopic. Try focusing on what matters most.

Yes, got it, a lottery ticket. If your lucky enough to sell at a profit. On the other side of the trade it must continue. Works fine until questions overwhelm the business model.

Igy

agip wrote:

becuz wrote:

Soggy? Is that some inside term to make you appear as if you know what you are talking about? Well, it doesn't. It just makes you look illiterate.

hey if you need some help working through the dictionary definition of 'newspaper' let me know. I'll ignore you but feel free to get my attention.

Hmm.. I looked up soggy and saw no reference to the performance of the market. Maybe you can point me in the direction of one of these dictionaries you speak of to support your use of this adjective in this context?

Questions already mounting:https://www.bloomberg.com/gadfly/articles/2016-10-17/netflix-s-subscriber-gains-mask-pile-of-burning-cash

It's about the stock price wrote:

Ghost of Igloi wrote:

Some comments on the NFLX from Igy:

Netflix only trades at a 250 times based on their "earnings beat."

However, some additional facts before one cheers too much:

1. 3Q net cash used in operating activities: 2015 $195 million; 2016 $461 million

2. 3Q cash and cash equivalents: 2015 $2.1 billion; $969 million

3. Company liabilities are $1.9 billion higher since 12/31/2015

So the company engineered their "earnings beat" by spending more money, and acquiring more debt. It is unique concept in our brave new world of investing. As the company tells investors in the 3Q 2016 Form 8-K: "as we have done over the past few years, we plan to raise additional debt in the coming weeks." Have no fear however, the company notes: "our 2025 bonds continue to trade well."

Good luck.

Igy

Myopic. Try focusing on what matters most.

1 minute again?!! Look, just pick one name and stick with it. You're not fooling anyone. I recommend "Ghost of K5".

Earnie,

See my note above on Netflix. IBM was below 3Q 2015. Here you go:

http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20161017006466/en/IBM-Reports-2016-Third-Quarter-Earnings

Facts are quite a bit different then the hype.

Igy

K5 detector wrote:

1 minute again?!! Look, just pick one name and stick with it. You're not fooling anyone. I recommend "Ghost of K5".

I take it that:

1. You and agip cannot respond to my observation; and

2. You are trying to break your own record for the number of times you can post the same comment in a 24 hour period.

5 minutes is not much better. What about that name I proposed for you?

sog·gyˈsä-gē, ˈsȯ-

adjective

: heavy with water or moisture : completely wet and usually soft

Full Definition

1 : saturated or heavy with water or moisture: as

a : waterlogged, soaked

b : heavy or doughy because of imperfect cooking

2 : heavily dull : spiritless

"Spiritless" seems an appropriate description of this market.

Jeffy Tull wrote:

I take it that:

1. You and agip cannot respond to my observation; and

2. You are trying to break your own record for the number of times you can post the same comment in a 24 hour period.

Hi K5!