VodkaMartini : I remember 1999. People like you said the same thing about Amazon. "It's value doesn't match it earnings per share! Buy Sears or Montgomery Ward stock instead! They are proven stocks with good earnings!"
Yeah. Where are those companies again? Bankrupt and gone whereas Amazon is the most profitable company on the planet. I  will keep my own counsel on how much a stock is worth, thanks.
You keep buying that Charles Schwab stock that's losing investors.

VodkaMartini Edit name : I remember 1999. People like you said the same thing about Amazon. "It's value doesn't match it earnings per share! Buy Sears or Montgomery Ward , or Mervyn's stock instead! They are proven stocks with good earnings!"
Yeah. Where are those companies again? Bankrupt and gone whereas Amazon is the most profitable company on the planet. I  will keep my own counsel on how much a stock is worth, thanks. FUTU has intelligent management that is already expanding the company's reach into the United States, Australia,  and Europe. It keeps not just beating growth/revenue estimates but rather curb stomping them exactly because FUTU is  savvy and is investing it's gains back into the company for future growth.
You keep buying that Charles Schwab stock that's losing investors--and those other dinosaur brokerages that refuse to adapt. In 20 years FUTU will be a global behemoth with tens of millions of corporate accounts and billions of retail investors.  There's far more to stock analysis than just price/earning ratio. Perhaps you should just be quiet.

VodkaMartini : I bought 100 shares of Amazon when I was 23 years old at $1.29. Pretty sure I did better than you. Cheers.

VodkaMartini : Mining isn't a large part of their business.  They are primarily a software/blockchain company.  Crypto mining is an addition to their business,  not the focus of it. Used rigs shouldn't matter much. And 15k used rigs mining crypto by April is more than zero. It's still a positive.

VodkaMartini : *Sees it at $28* Lol...you missed that call.

VodkaMartini : Nah. Gamestop was at about 140% short interest.

VodkaMartini Gwapo956 : Shorts are when I  exercise a call option and sell the stock, anticipating that the stock will go down in price and I can return the stock to you at a lower price the day after the contract expires. If the price goes up, you still have to buy the stock and return it to the original owner. This is how Melvin Capital nearly went bankrupt on GME.

VodkaMartini : "Short interest" represents the percentage of shares that have been borrowed and sold already in anticipation of a move downward.

VodkaMartini : Be nice if they quit issuing more shares and diluting it even further.