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Are we Ffff..ed? Are we really going to $300?

We keep beating the street how can we continue to drop? how can we hit our tranches

https://www.tradingview.com/news/zacks:521f6a3db094b:0-can-axon-sustain-ebitda-margin-momentum-amid-cost-pressures/

https://www.trefis.com/stock/axon/articles2/594682/axon-enterprise-stock-to-323/2026-03-25

https://www.tipranks.com/news/catalyst/why-axon-enterprise-stock-is-tumbling-today


Corporate media ignore layoffs

Yahoo Finance, CNBC, Fox Business, Market Watch… none have news about FIS layoffs of employees. Meanwhile there’s news about FIS CEO buying $1,000,000 worth of stock and FIS issuing billions of dollars in debt obligations. Goldman and Wells Fargo affirm buy ratings meanwhile the stock is at multi year lows.


The McGill Acquisition is HUGE!!

This will send the stock on a run. Comp will follow.

We’re so back.

“ AIG has committed to 25% of McGill’s $1.6 billion gross premiums written specialty portfolio, allowing it to deploy capital at scale. The use of McGill’s digital platform and agentic AI simplifies the underwriting process.”


Public Service: Transfer your RSUs

SAP has remained committed to the current trajectory despite significant stock decreases and negative feedback from both customers and employees. Stock is now at $175 and forecasts, combined with SAP's stubbornness, imply that it is very unlikely to increase in the foreseeable future.

If you do not have a personal brokerage account, I strongly suggest taking the following steps:
1) Open a beginner-friendly brokerage account (Fidelity is a good one)
2) Transfer your vested SAP RSUs to your personal brokerage account
3) Sell your SAP RSUs and purchase something more sustainable

ETFs like SCHD are very dependable. SCHD pays out quarterly dividends (bonus pay that you can cash out on any time or reinvest). ETFs like SDIV aren't as dependable but pay out monthly dividends so something like SDIV is a great way to increase your passive monthly income.

The transfer can take anywhere from days to weeks.

Justification: Say you have 20 SAP RSUs at $175 USD per share. By the end of the summer, that price could sit at $125 USD meaning you lost $50 USD per share. You've lost $1,000 along with the dividends you could have earned investing elsewhere.

Now say you sell 20 SAP RSUs at $175 next week and then put half of your profits into SCHD and the other half into SDIV. You've saved $1,000 and you've earned about $113 in Dividends alone. This doesn't include increases in ETF value.

Granted, us selling our stock isn't good for the company but we have to look out for ourselves considering they're not willing to look out for us.


We are back baby...

Accenture stock rallies today...

Accenture reported better-than-expected quarterly earnings and revenue, which helped its stock rebound despite a steep decline over the past year driven by fears that AI could disrupt its consulting business. The company highlighted strong AI-driven demand and solid margins, and slightly raised its revenue outlook, but bookings growth remained weak and demand trends appear stable rather than improving. While some analysts see value in the stock’s low valuation and long-term exposure to AI and cloud growth, others remain cautious, noting that slowing revenue momentum and ongoing uncertainty around AI’s impact mean investor concerns are unlikely to fade quickly.

https://www.barrons.com/articles/accenture-earnings-stock-price-8b5d8c09


Buy the stock!

All concerns are just temp. Sales/profits are growing fast. This will offset debt over time... recent OpenAI funding reduces risk around its contract with us. Debt peaked. We are valued at 20x revenue, below averages - when we adjust to 25x the stock goes to $240 which is a 60% bump. Thank me later.


Stock together catch 2025

Not sure if this is me or a catch of three RSU’s issued 2025 in stocks only , had to sell at market value 1-3 immediately. Please check your RSU’s. The third is a gotcha , please check and sell if you want the cash.

For me , two were available for cash, the third was issued in stocks with no notification, just sold at $50…..if you dont do anything, they play games !


I never thought the share price would get this high

As the title says, I never thought that SHEL would sell above $90.00/share. I guess that the rising tide raised all the ships, even the sinking ones( BP and Shel have risen just about as much over the last 6-months). There is a saying for stocks, "bulls make money, bears make money, and pigs get sla-ghtered". Frankly, I sold about half of it when it got to $75. I don't regret that... I'm still shocked that it has gotten this high. Now, I've sold off 95% of my shares and think there might be a good chance we'll hit my limit price and sell the last 5%! In hindsight, I look and think every day for the last year, it would have been better to sell SHEL and buy XOM; so, I don't regret selling early... I regret not investing in stocks I thought were too high.
Do you think that the SHEL rise continues? Did I sell too early?
I am not providing investment advice... just entertainment and anecdotes.


Shocking news: Apple MacBook $500 could lay off 50% Intel employees

You hear it first here !

Intel has to lower its unstable chips to below $500 in order to compete as gold and oil prices shoot up all time high. Intel should have gone fabless 10 years ago as success AMD and NDVIA stories. You cannot afford to throw out 50% yield silicon in hope to lead the foundry without customers again at this moment.

Surrender unconditionally is only option to avoid massive stock dump and crash soon.


Stock Decline

Wells Fargo supposedly is doing better than it's peers but has declined from 95+ per share to 74 in a short time. The market is showing skepticism, clearly, of the firm and something appears to be wrong , perhaps unknown. I can't imagine being an employee or financial advisor and bringing clients into this mess with an incompetent CEO. To the advisors out there, you're all id--ts.