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re: CNBC’s Jim Cramer

Posted by LSUcam7 on 5/28/26 at 11:49 am to
Nike Stock Suffers Historic 15% Crash Hours After Jim Cramer’s Bullish Call

TBH, Jim is a smart guy. To make binary calls and expect him to be right more than 60% of the time is asking a lot.
It’s not profitable, yet. Primarily focused in autos but has exposure to robotics / quantum / healthcare thematics.

Cheap on some metrics. But again, not profitable yet.

States a +$7B backlog primarily from Tier-1 auto suppliers but they’ve been slow to convert.

re: CPSH

Posted by LSUcam7 on 5/28/26 at 6:47 am to
Huss excited about esoteric micro caps?!

The 2023-2026 bull run might be fully cooked. :reddman:
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The Egg


I posted some ClickHouse fire and you had to put out the flames with this post. :lol:

Market loves this kid right now.
ClickHouse triples annualized revenue to $250M, charting a path toward an IPO

ClickHouse Tops $250M ARR, Launches Agentic Analytics and Benchmarking Tools

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When ClickHouse closed its $400 million Series D in January 2026, it had just crossed 3,000 customers. One quarter later, it has surpassed 4,000 and ARR has crossed over $250 million, more than tripling year-over-year. Recent additions and expansions include Capital One, Lovable, Decagon, Polymarket, and Airwallex, joining a base that includes Anthropic, Meta, Cursor, Sony, Tesla, Memorial Sloan Kettering, Lyft, and Instacart.


The Jan ‘26 round valued it at $15bn. Customers up >30% since.
Better than the school with male cheerleaders
I don’t put too much weight into targets. They aren’t predictions as much as they are reactions.
Goldman raises 12mo target to $234 (from $205)
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dividend stock what do you expect


An income taxed 4% annualized return for 40 years is gross.

You would have been 2x better off buying a new issue 30YR treasury. WHR and some other old economy stocks have just been disasters.

re: Is this the next dotcom bubble?

Posted by LSUcam7 on 5/14/26 at 6:17 pm to
A drawdown / sell off doesn’t mean bubble.

A recession doesn’t mean bubble. I don’t think we see one of those in the near term either.

The problem with the term is there’s no clear definition. I define bubble as an unreasonable, irrational move in prices beyond what can be justified. For now, we’ve got record corporate earnings while margins are expanding.

re: Is this the next dotcom bubble?

Posted by LSUcam7 on 5/14/26 at 6:01 pm to
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Cisco hit $82 on March 1st 2000


So wild.

Thread hijack.. but check out Whirlpool since its inception back in the mid 80s. 12% or so all time price return.

re: Is this the next dotcom bubble?

Posted by LSUcam7 on 5/14/26 at 5:49 pm to
For 99.9% of us it’ll never be the train that we see coming that hits us.

Too much awareness of tech bubble talk for this to get out of hand, IMO.

99’ had hundreds of companies with $0 revenue going 10x in a month. There are some overvalued stories now, but not rampant bullshite like the late 90’s. At least yet.

re: So what are we buying next week?

Posted by LSUcam7 on 5/14/26 at 4:55 pm to
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GEMI


Post marked a local bottom

$4.11 (3/27) to $6.15 (AH price).. up about 50%

Winklevoss twins just pumped in $100mm investment marked at $14/sh. Not the best company, to say it lightly. But negativity was maxed out.
I wrote some far OTM calls for June

If it gets to $300 in the next 30 days then so fricking be it :lol:
I’ve been pricing far OMT calls for 30 minutes.

I’d buy puts but the premiums are just nuts. I’d rather be a premium seller.

I just don’t want these called away.
Exited March with $1.92bn ARR. Dec ‘25 ARR was $1.25bn.

Targeted to have >4GW of contracted power by the end of this year. Previous guide was >3GW.

Execution.
I think market related more than anything. Indices weak after the inflation prints.
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If I had to make a decision between my NBIS shares and first born son the decision would be harder than it should.
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Today, CRWV market cap is only 35% higher.


Today, CRWV market cap is only 13% higher.