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BKKT partnered with Mastercard to offer crypto based cards Cryptocurrency exchange Bakkt announced a partnership with Mastercard to offer crypto debit and credit cards. Thanks to Mastercard and Bakkt, businesses and banks will be able to issue their own branded crypto debit and credit cards to consumers who want them. How big do you think this can be? Bakkt's also announced a separate deal with Fiserv. Gavin Michael: “We want to provide consumer choice. We want to be able to provide the availability to use crypto currency in an everyday transaction,” Is this the start of crypto adoption or what? Bakkt also partnered with Google to allow its users to purchase goods and services using cryptocurrencies through the Google Pay wallet. My call ok BKKT in the group was at 11.5usd, 15min after the market opening. Still holding to the moon. :)
NYSE:BKKTLong
by TopgOptions
4
3 ATHs in 1 Week - $GOOGL, $TSLA, $AMD $GOOGL, $TSLA, & $AMD all reached ATHs in 1 Week $GOOGL - Alphabet  Reported Q3 FY21' earnings yesterday & hit an ATH of $2,925.08/share on 10/27/21 Alphabet is up 66.85% YTD Returns since IPO in Aug 2004 - 1,670% Decades of dominance by $GOOGL - along with their record-breaking recent Q3 FY21' earnings & updated Q4 FY21' estimates... I continue to have a long position on $GOOGL in the long-term $TSLA - Tesla Reported Q3 FY21' earnings earlier this week with EPS of $1.86/share beating estimates & Revenue of $13.8B missing estimates Reported an ATH of $1055.58/share on 10/27/21 Tesla up 47.07% TYD Returns since IPO in June 2010 up 21,621% (yes thats correct - in 10s of thousands) Reported 241,300 vehicle deliveries up 73.2% YoY Plans to achieve 50% vehicle annual growth in vehicle deliveries over a multi-year horizon Not sure my thoughts on $TLSA even as an owner of shares - with the current state of the supply chain, energy & it's rising costs, ESR movement, & clean energy it's hard for me to say "I absolutely LOVE $TSLA" or "Buy it Now!" - However, I do believe EVs are the future and am very long $TSLA for a long-term investment $AMD - Advanced Micro Devices Hit an ATH of $128.30/share on 10/25/21 Reported Q3 FY21' earnings earlier this week with EPS of $0.73/share beating estimates & Revenue of $4.31B beating estimates Revenue of $4.31B +54% YoY Advanced Micro Devices up +33.33% YTD Returns since IPO in Oct 1979 - +3,689% Q4 revenue estimates raised to $4.6B Very positive outlook overall - including large raises in Q4 earnings estimates, but also a very volatile stock - given its sector, volume in number of shares traded, % almost "meme" stock status, I am long $TSLA for a long-term investment
SP:SPXLong
by jnallain1
QCOM - First Apple, Now GOOGLEGoogle chose Samsung to partner in the Exynos Extension - the Tensor. While Exynos has had its detractors over the years, with good reason, the Tensor is an entirely new beast. No Taiwanese Manu is required, South Korea is safer. Another number of Nails in the QOCM coffin. Google is going to capture large amounts of Market share from everyone - Including the iMob. The phones are, IMHO, quite nice in appearance and performance. Integration is the Key. No other TECH company on the planet can match Google. They are finally, fully committed to entering the market and their new Flagship... it is a remarkable piece for Kit @ $899, well below its competitors. The combination of exceptional Software and Solid, robust hardware, will provide an experience unlike any other. Mid-Band 5G will rip as T-Mobile finally begins to integrate the Licenses from their merger with Sprint. The Pixel 6 is the world's first truly international Smart Phone and seamless carrier switching the competition lacks and will for a period of time. QCOM will continue to lose Market Share, their attempt to enter the Smart Phone Market was less than spectacular. Our strategy is to build a Put Calendar spread in QCOM from 140 to 150. We believe QCOM will be moving far lower in Price as Google gains immense Market share with the introduction of the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro. I'm watching the Google Pixel Live Stream and am impressed with a very Non-Apple presentation. Believe this to be a Game Changer with QCOM in the 90s once again - HK
NASDAQ:QCOM
by HK_L61
25
Do you think the "Google Mania" will keep going up? Today we will take a look at GOOGL. a) Since the bottom of the 2020 pandemic, the price has been on a major rally, gaining more than 150% b) The basic formations we have been observing are corrective structures ranging from 25 to 40 days before new impulses coming. c) Currently, we can see a new corrective pattern above the broken ascending channel. d) If the pattern we have been observing keeps working as in the past, then this should be another situation where a bullish resolution may come. e) What are our filters? First, the green horizontal line, we will ONLY consider this view as active if the price reaches that level. f) The invalidation level will be below the current corrective structure. (2600.00) g) To define targets, we have used Fibo Extensions; we have two levels that can be used as take-profit zones. h) Based on previous behavior, we can expect a resolution between 100 and 150 days. Thanks for reading!
NASDAQ:GOOGL
by ThinkingAntsOk
Google, 7 OCT - Elliott waves | Gann | Astrology $GOOGAlphabet, as expected, bounced off the 20 week MA (in red), and we closed longs at Gann level 2651. But the count hints at more downside in the mid-term. Since the ATH, price declined in ABC patterns, so that we can assume a WXY or a complex ABC is unfolding. If correct, sellers may step in at the 20D MA again. A possible area is the blue box (.618 to .786 Fib). Ascendant conjuncts natal Jupiter on 9 OCT. The following trading days 11-12 OCT have higher probability for bearish price action. We may watch out for an expansion of volatility again. A short idea could be interesting at that point, however needs further confirmation. ______________ www.constellations.trade In my analyses I combine Elliott waves, Gann theory, and planetary aspects to identify turning points in the markets & derive high-probability trading ideas. The strategy is to build leveraged exposure when markets are likely to expand, and to use options premium decay for consistent income when markets may contract and range. Open an account here if you'd like to support my work: TastyTrade America's best Options, Futures and Crypto broker start.tastyworks.com Deribit The world's most liquid Bitcoin options platform www.deribit.com Binance 10% off trading fees with this link: accounts.binance.me These abbreviations in the chart describe ideas that are provided as educational information and do not constitute financial advice: STO = sell to open BTC = buy to close BTO = buy to open STC = sell to close TD = Theta Decay (for example a strangle or iron condor) Disclaimer: The views and ideas expressed in this analysis are that of the maker. They are provided as educational information and do not constitute financial or trading advice.
NASDAQ:GOOG
by UnknownUnicorn12250317
GOOGLE Alphabet | Fundamental Analysis + NEXT TARGET Alphabet, the parent company of Google, is one of the largest technology businesses in the world. If you had invested $1,000 in the company's IPO back then, your investment would be worth about $63,500 today. That's great news for early investors, but those who don't already own Alphabet may wonder if it's too late to buy stock in this FAANG company. Today we'll look at a few convincing judgments to buy Alphabet, as well as one reason to sell it, to see if it's still a good long-term investment. First, the company is a powerful energy in online advertising. Alphabet's expansive ecosystem includes the world's most popular search engine, a mobile operating system (Android), a streaming video site (YouTube), a Web browser (Chrome), and an e-mail platform (Gmail). All of these platforms support Google's core advertising business, which sells search, display, and video ads on all of its platforms. According to eMarketer, Google is likely to account for 28.6 percent of all digital ad spending worldwide this year, putting it in the first place, ahead of Facebook's 25.2 percent. All of Google's smaller competitors and Facebook - such as Alibaba, Amazon, and Tencent Holdings - still hold single-digit shares of the digital advertising market. So any business looking to advertise online is likely to visit Google and Facebook before considering other platforms. Last year, Alphabet's ad revenue from Google grew 9% to $146.9 billion, or 80% of the company's total revenue, even though the pandemic caused businesses to buy fewer ads. In the first half of 2021, Google's ad revenue grew 50% year over year to $95.1 billion as the negative factors associated with the pandemic subsided. Second is the growth of Google Cloud. Google's advertising business slowed temporarily in 2020, but Google Cloud revenue grew 46% to $13.1 billion as cloud usage accelerated during the pandemic. In the first half of 2021, segment revenues grew another 50% year over year to $8.7 billion. Google Cloud is not yet profitable, according to Canalys, and it still ranks a distant third in the cloud infrastructure market behind Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Microsoft Azure. But Google Cloud continues to expand and win over an expanding listing of major partners, including Target, Home Depot, Twitter, and PayPal. Many of these customers probably don't want to support Amazon's most profitable business (as they compete with its retail business) or tie themselves to other Microsoft enterprise services. Google Cloud's profitability should expand as it improves, but until then it can subsidize its growth with its more profitable advertising business. According to Research and Markets, the global cloud computing market will grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 19.1 percent from 2021 to 2028, so Google's cloud business could grow faster than its core advertising business for the foreseeable future. Third, it's a reasonable valuation of the company. Analysts expect Alphabet's revenues and profits to grow 37% and 72%, respectively, this year, amid an easy comparison to the impact of the pandemic on the advertising business. Next year, they expect revenues and profits to grow 17% and 5%, respectively, as comparisons with last year normalize. Based on these expectations, Alphabet is trading at 26 times earnings guidance and 7 times sales guidance, making it more reasonably valued than many of the more "bloated" growth stocks in the tech sector. But there is still one cause for concern: antitrust risks. Alphabet's core businesses look strong, but a series of antitrust battles could undermine its growth. Last October, the U.S. Department of Justice filed an antitrust suit against Google for allegedly monopolizing the online search and search-based advertising market, and is reportedly preparing to file a second antitrust suit to address Google's dominance in certain advertising technologies. Two separate coalitions of states have also filed their lawsuits against Google over its search and advertising business. The European Commission previously investigated Google Shopping, Google AdSense, and Android, after which it accused Google of using these platforms to drive competitors out of their respective markets. These antitrust investigations led to three separate fines totaling more than $8 billion and forced Google to stop bundling its third-party apps with new Android devices in Europe. If the DOJ case follows a similar path, Google could face even more fines and demands to unbundle its ecosystem. Google also bears additional antitrust encounters in Australia, India, and South Korea, and more countries may join the process. All of these pressures could prevent investors from paying a higher premium for Alphabet stock. Alphabet's antitrust problems can't be ignored, but they don't negate its strengths just yet. Alphabet will likely continue to grow, even if fines and new restrictions get in its way. In a worst-case scenario, Alphabet could be split into several smaller companies. Nevertheless, Alphabet investors would likely get new shares of these smaller companies that could continue to grow on their own without being tied to Google's sprawling ecosystem.
NASDAQ:GOOGLLong
by FOREXN1
3