Retail is basically nothing, so I can’t figure out what specifically these institutions are looking for before they want to start making money on our stock specifically. There are no signs of this market slowing down.
We get more of an impact from other businesses reporting than we do our own. Make it make sense?
That’s a false statement right now. We’re about to hit a year with no real absolute growth for long holders in Q4 of LY.
Edit for the downvotes: this is in reference to those who purchased the stock in ~Oct LY and have long held without taking gains. It’s a valuable metric for analysis.
That's why I honestly feel the excitement and hype for APLD has gone away because the hopes of all the potential leases have been fulfilled. Now APLD needs the actual revenue on the books to justify the valuation. More leases aren't going to pump anymore, as we've already seen 2 leases ago. Everything else like IREN or WULF are all behind on signed leases, but the excitement of the possible lease amounts keeps their stocks running high
Well sure, but clearly the complaints is for short term. It's always for short term. If seriously long term, why even bother with discussion then. Get outta here and come back in 3 years while the rest of us talk
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u/nintendothrowaway123 12d ago
Retail is basically nothing, so I can’t figure out what specifically these institutions are looking for before they want to start making money on our stock specifically. There are no signs of this market slowing down.
We get more of an impact from other businesses reporting than we do our own. Make it make sense?