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T4g "the volume expert" previously a "shorting expert" trying the whole "nothing to see here" pre the collapse to 31p.....judging by this acclaimed post by the the oracle of nowt then one is "professional" and the other is "desperate"..........which one ar you T4G?
Seems you have a habit of trying to sound the bigshot flag waver on here preaching to everyone
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RE: Going UP on Friday - lucky people28 Apr '22
The shorters who increased yesterday mainly opened their shorts in the last couple of months. Whixh means that they are most likely under water.
So the question must be are they professional or desperate?
Amazing how you chuck the toys when this heads South......warned on the other day was headed back to the 200day (highly likely)....that's exactly what its doing Einstein then it's 45 should that break unless bounces off
Give us all a break tetchy one as you don't own this flipping board
Staggering denial again T4G....keep that mind open eh as to direction here Victor.
It's a free board chap despite you trying to get folk kicked off .....some find of use you know
Boohoo Share Price Forecast
"The daily chart of LON: BOO reveals a few critical levels of supply and demand. The major resistance lies at 55.8p level, which has resulted in multiple rejections. Currently, the price appears to be heading for a retest of the 200 MA, which lies at 47.67p on the daily chart."
Really T4G ??those so called fud cube articles you always try and Bury on here psml.....here's a snippet from the recent one just for you.....plenty more calls more right than wrong for the those not as blinkered as you im afraid .....comic arent you
Boohoo Share Price Forecast
"The daily chart of LON: BOO reveals a few critical levels of supply and demand. The major resistance lies at 55.8p level, which has resulted in multiple rejections. Currently, the price appears to be heading for a retest of the 200 MA, which lies at 47.67p on the daily chart."
And further with more of his own frustrated abuse that this ain't going north so resorts to calling posters "thick"....the posters that got out an age ago before he did because they are not as "thick" as T4G
Get ready for the"iffy market" cobblers should this head further south followed by "mm's games" as he repeats himself yet again as has done all the way down blaming the market
Here you go T4g ....they are apparently selling alotvif stuff online or save heard.
Amazon is reporting earnings today!
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All Eyes on Amazon Stock Ahead of Earnings
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With earnings season in full swing, a number of interesting earnings reports are on deck. One notable company scheduled to report its latest quarterly earnings on Thursday (April 27) is Amazon ().
With shares of the tech giant climbing about 26% this year, now’s a great time to take a closer look at what we should expect.
Heading into the print, Wedbush analyst Michael Pachter predicts that Amazon will hit analyst revenue and earnings targets for Q1 2023, but expects ‘wimpy’ guidance for no more than single-digit sales gains (and potentially no gains at all) for Q2.
As Pachter explains, right now analysts on average are forecasting a $125 billion revenue quarter for Amazon in Q1, or about 8% year over year growth, with operating profits down 19% at $3 billion. Pachter himself is more optimistic about both numbers, predicting Amazon will eke out a small win on sales — $126 billion — and a much bigger win on the earnings front — $3.6 billion in operating profit.
But it’s not Q1 that’s the problem. It’s Q2, Q3, and even Q4 that investors should probably be worrying about.
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Warning of weakness in Amazon’s core retail business, only partially offset by continuing layoffs among its workforce, Pachter sees Amazon guiding significantly below what other investors expect, when earnings come out after close of trading this Wednesday. Pachter indicates that the consensus on Wall Street is that Amazon will grow sales sequentially to $130 billion in Q2, and boost its profits even higher, to $4.3 billion. But Pachter’s not at all on board with this thesis, predicting instead that both numbers will “fall well below Q2:23 consensus estimates.”
Prime subscriptions, advertising revenues, and AWS cloud services all remain growth markets for Amazon, in this analyst’s opinion, but Amazon is not immune to the “tough times” facing other retail businesses right now. (Cough, cough, Bed Bath & Beyond). Even with Amazon currently having a “quite large” workforce in retail (read: “too large”), permitting it to undertake layoffs “with little impact on revenue growth” and potentially benefitting profit margins, the overall retail environment isn’t great right now, and that’s not great news for Amazon’s highest profile division.
In Pachter’s view, it’s probably not going to be until the long-awaited recession arrives, runs its course, and goes away again — “likely later in 2023” — before the retail business begins to noticeably re-accelerate. And indeed, it’s unlikely that Amazon would be laying off retail employees now if it expected the retail biz to perk back up in short order, at which point it would just have to hire those employees right back again! Thus, the fact that Amazon is still laying off workers suggests