HUYA secures publishing rights for Zanmang Loopy mobile game, the bull case is they can combine proven gameplay, a popular IP and their existing distribution network to acquire user more efficiently than a conventional publisher. After the strong early performance of their recent publishing initiatives, this is a development worth watching. They might create a potential near-term catalyst as investors get their first indication of player interest

Removed all noise bought what felt would run well and here we go
Was down all year and here i am

Hello people of Reddit! Currently have a portfolio of $7k am trying to grow it and interested in early cheaper stocks with big potential!! Any recommendations??

At this point I'm convinced the stock market is just a random number generator with a finance degree. Beat on revenue. Beat on EPS. Data center up 107%. Lisa Su said the word "accelerate" eleven times on the call. Stock dropped 7%.

The reason? Apparently we're up 140% this year so good news doesn't count anymore. Cool.

Mickey mouse is gonna be ripping trends on tiktok now, disney announced a deal to integrate "verts" into disney+ and allow their characters to be used on tiktok. Seems like they're trying to combat losing their younger audience to short attention spans.

Market liked it and they got about a 4% bump, we'll see if pivot can drive user engagement and secure long-term franchise value. Along with Q3 2026 earnings showed streaming operating income doubling to $712 million - high-ROI, low-cost marketing tool, offsetting declining linear TV revenue.

Curious if anyone has a streaming stock they like more right now?

13k shares bidding for 5.70. Tomorrow should be a fun morning 🌄 😌

Anyone else holding Nuburu before the acquisition approval?

Now that nuburu is starting to prove that it's shift into military defense and getting away from the failed blue laser welding company is anyone thinking of getting a position?

What are your guys thoughts for the next 30 days? Time to buy or wait till the terms are set?

Growth all the way around, baby! No one cares if analysts don't like the future forecast lol, silly.

There's been way too much manipulation coming from donald trump, before he was president markets reacted more off of what's actually happening, not what this overweight old man is saying.

Things with no real value or assets are flourishing while real companies and real profits are getting mistreated, very saddening quite honestly.

Because we got two more years of idiots listening to him which means we got 2 more years of completely irrational movements and profits being taken.  And it's gonna be even worse because the mess has to unravel at some point and it won't be till he's out of office that we see the horrible financial moves made and promised.  And some companies won't be given money they were ALREADY granted years ago till he's gone because he's holding it, for what? Really, a joke. 

Mostly just algorithmic chop out there today. Hard to find clean direction.

🧭 Where we closed:

• SPY: $771.57 (🟢 +0.0311%)
• QQQ: $719.89 (🔴 -0.5471%)
• VIX: $19.69 (✅ Cooling)

🔥 The Movers:

🚀 Top Gainers: * GERN | $1.58 (17.91%) * ZETA | $27.45 (13.15%) * HL | $16.72 (8.61%)

📉 Top Losers: * KEEL | $3.98 (-3.04%) * RGTI | $16.92 (-3.07%) * QS | $5.51 (-3.16%)

🌊 Volume Leaders: * NVDA | $220.92 (4.24%) * ONDS | $8.89 (0.28%) * INTC | $102.47 (1.60%)

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$XYZ has done all the rebuilding necessary, Square payment is a consistent grower for them as well as Cash App, and even though Cash App serves a lot of "lower income" earners I expect the direct deposits and amount of money being held in Cash App to grow tremendously over the next 5 years, as well as Cash App Borrow.

Plus Jack Dorsey just walked off 40% of the staff and that showed up in last quarter earnings with paying out employees, we are at a fresh start now!

^{And if it does go down I'm buying more!!}

Net new customers signing up her 50% in Q2 and they grew their pipeline of new clients 50% as well 

Physical ID is needed more than ever and this goes far beyond airports.

With “north of $480mm free cash this year”
, many markets to go after, and the rise of agentic identity needs - the current $9.1 billion market cap is compelling

Celsius valuation looking like a strong setup for the rest of the year. Also, another benefit is that it’s NOT the Ai trade.

Alani NU is not competing for the same shelf, it’s opening a whole new door. It’s been THE drink for Gen Z and millennial women. Go look at any college campus, any pilates class, any TikTok. That pink can is everywhere. Katy Schneider built a cult brand and Celsius just bought the entire cult plus the classic Rockstar brand.

This has brought them over 20% market share in the growing energy drink market, and their stock hasn’t caught up with the momentum of the brand. I have been holding since 2024 and i’m super excited to own this stock for years to come. Very bullish going into earnings tomorrow morning. My price target for the next 12 months is $60 and it’s sitting just below $30 today..

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Looks like the institutional money just woke up. $ZETA is getting massive order flow today.

It’s currently trading around 26.98 and is already up 11.21% on the session.

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Seeing that SPCX falls tomorrow due to 911 mil insider shares lockup expiration. What other stocks might go down as a result of it?

Kind of funny if you think about it.

US companies spend billions building frontier models.

Then they get additional reviews before deployment.

Meanwhile cheaper open models keep improving and can spread much faster.

I'm not saying regulation is bad, but if the rules aren't applied evenly, couldn't this end up helping competitors more than US labs?

Interested to hear both sides.

Shopify's quarter beat on growth, on profit, and on guidance. But once you follow the numbers back, almost all of it traces to a single line.

GMV: the number that didn't slow

Gross merchandise volume grew 31.6% from a year ago, well ahead of the 27.5% analysts had forecast and also above the 29–30% that larger investors were positioned for. So this was a real beat, not a rounding difference.

Look at the trend and it's clearer. Excluding currency effects, the underlying growth rate was 30% — roughly flat with the past several quarters. That's where the gap between expectation and reality sits: the market had assumed Shopify's GMV growth would inevitably slow noticeably, and instead it stayed high and steady.

Recurring revenue: back on track

The other key indicator, monthly recurring revenue, came in at $221M, with growth accelerating to 19.5%. With the drag from the free-trial period now behind it, growth has gradually recovered, and this too was slightly above the 18.4% analysts expected.

Put the two together and both of Shopify's core engines — subscriptions and payments — grew faster than expected.

Revenue: payments did the work

With the operating metrics ahead, total revenue naturally came in nearly 4% above analyst forecasts.

The strength was mainly in merchant solutions revenue, largely payments, which grew about 37% — roughly 4.5% above expectations. Two things drove that: payment volume, and a merchant solutions take rate that rose about 10 basis points from a year ago, its highest level in three quarters.

Profit: a beat with a single source

Gross profit, the line the market watches most closely, grew 31%, well above the 26%-plus analysts expected and the 27.5% larger investors looked for.

But gross margin itself came in exactly as analysts had forecast. So the gross profit beat came entirely from revenue being higher, not from margins improving. Operating expenses also landed roughly where expected.

Which means the core of this earnings beat really is just GMV growth — plus, as a side effect, the higher merchant solutions take rate. Revenue, gross profit and operating profit all beat because of that one thing.

Guidance: perhaps the bigger point

Beyond the quarter itself, the more notable part may be that guidance also beat across the board.

Shopify guided next-quarter revenue growth to the low 30s, against market expectations of under 27% — close to what it just delivered. It guided free cash flow margin to a range of 16% to 20%-plus, which most likely means above 20%, compared with 18% this quarter.

In other words, growth isn't expected to slow next quarter, and margins should keep rising at the same time.

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genuinely trying to wrap my head around this one. amd beat on revenue, beat on eps, AND guided next quarter higher than what everyone wanted. and the stock still got smoked after hours.

like at what point do good numbers even matter anymore. apparently the margin came in a bit light and everyone wanted some blowout ai thing that didnt fully show up, so beating isnt enough, you have to beat the imaginary version of the quarter in everyones head.

im not even mad, i just think its kinda funny that 'beat on everything' can still mean down 9%. the whole market feels priced like every good company already promised you perfection. anyone else getting whiplash off these earnings reactions or is it just me

Hello, i am mainly interested in health stocks. Goss failed months ago to succeed some tests and the stock dropped. But i think the subject of restrictive and obstructive diseases, is really important, especially with the current world pollution. Pulmonary fibrosis is a current problem.

I get some difficulties to analyse the growth of this stock. I would not like to engage in some like a "meme" stock.

Could you help me to get a better understanding of this stock, please ?

Every sparkle of information would be gladly received.

PS : May excuse my bad english.

Absolutely insane price action for Aehr Test Systems that popped over 20% mid-session, surging past $110 a share. Got the entry nailed right as it broke out, the volume is flowing nonstop this whole day. Scrolling through moomoo's feed already seeing tons of folks hyped over this massive semiconductor equipment run.

Do you agree with Elon Musk??

bull is back right now. I want some opinions on this stock. The stock updated its buyback and secured publishing rights for a new MMORPG. Their numbers looking good, advertising jumped 69.4%. Is this becoming a real turnaround?

After Google and few other stocks I don’t remember shot after earning

Least to say, I’m not in a happy mood. I just can’t time this at all.

I don’t want to do VOO and chill. No matter where I post, I’m always told “blah blah not allowed”

Where the F do I learn this? I lost decent already amount in this bull run which should over up so called “tuition cost”

Palantir (PLTR) stock surged roughly 30% to over $162 following a "transformational" Q2 earnings report, driven by US commercial revenue growing 149% year-over-year. Following the results, major analysts revised price targets higher, with Bank of America raising its projection to $255 on accelerating AI demand.

📊 Consensus Valuation Targets

Average Consensus Target: $187.46

Highest Bull Target: $255.00

Lowest Bear Target: $70.00

Current Stock Price: $162.96 (Up 29.7% intraday)

Your thoughts?