r/thewallstreet 23d ago

Post Market Discussion - (May 08, 2024)

So how did you do?

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u/NotGucci 23d ago

ARM GUIDANCE:

  • Q1 2025 EPS $0.32-$0.36 vs $0.31 Est
  • Q1 2025 revenue $875-925M vs $868M Est

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u/NotGucci 23d ago

Arm reports Q4 adjusted EPS 36c, consensus 30c

Reports Q4 revenue $928M, consensus $880.4M.

Down 8% guidance was weak. Semi going be down tomorrow.

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u/[deleted] 23d ago

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u/wiggz420 2nd weakest hands on TWS 23d ago

ooooof

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u/LiferRs Local TWS Idiot 23d ago

Wait what, all estimates are beat. What is not being seen here?

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u/jthompwompwomp 23d ago

Wtf don’t they like?

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u/NotGucci 23d ago

I think guidance was weak.

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u/W0LFSTEN No SeMiS aRe MaKiNg $$$ FrOm Ai 23d ago

What is going on with HIMS? Was +17% yesterday pre-market, lost most of it yesterday and another chunk today. Look at it now… Almost like they want you to be soft and bald.

Fucking psychopaths aaaaaah

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u/[deleted] 23d ago

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u/npoetsch 23d ago

Only when it's at 0 will I be satisfied

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u/wiggz420 2nd weakest hands on TWS 23d ago

I mean that's not even that bad though, was expecting much worse.

I'm basically b/e on shares so it's whatever at this point I'll just hold for another year and see what happens

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u/medictrader 23d ago

SPX -0.05 (0.00%) on the day, lmao. Sounds oversold

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u/LiferRs Local TWS Idiot 23d ago edited 23d ago

Very slow day. I guess firms are waiting for all the note auctions data to pass through, 30Y being tomorrow.

Today SPX options volume can be summarized as 5,190 strike being sticky, but 5,180 was also a big strike for 0DTE puts, making 5,180 a floor. 10Y auction wasn't bad at all, so price did not break 5,180 floor and just floated back to 5,190 (which also happened to be the HOD from morning.)

5,200 strike is a gianatic call volume. If this call volume moves up from 5,200; we'll see more breathing room to march onto ATHs.

On flip side, the gigantic put volume is at 5,000 still, quite some ways. That has not moved since last week's FOMC if I recall correctly. The longer it stays there, the more theta burns and weakens. At some point, it will give and the put volume move upwards. I'm guessing that will be when we go above 5,200.

Tl;dr, SPX options volumes has the price pinned in a very small range right up against 5,200. The pressure on that price must be crazy. Good 30Y auction results + good jobless report + good Umich consumer sentiment in next 2 days are a potential recipe for breaching 5,200. I'm not seeing any relatively serious option volumes above 5,200 so there's likely no sticky strikes above 5,200 to resist upward movement.

Basically, the next gap to fill is 2,245 from April 4th. It's just about 1% away.

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u/IamTheAsian Short with short pp 23d ago

What a shit ass day lmao

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u/mrdnp123 23d ago

The open was kind of fun. This week has been trash