GPRO I was thinking about the exciting developments in the VR and wearable tech space, particularly with companies like Google and Apple exploring VR, and Meta's new AI Ray-Ban glasses. It struck me that GoPro has a unique strength in producing small, high-quality cameras that could be incredibly valuable to these initiatives. Perhaps a strategic partnership with a major tech company could allow GoPro's camera technology to be integrated into future products, similar to the camera capabilities in the Meta AI Ray-Ban glasses?
GPRO likely to be delisted at this point. The countdown has started. I don’t known the exact rules - but once it falls under $1, I think it’s less than 30 days before it gets a noncompliance notice, and then another 3-6 months before it’s delisted. The longer it stays under a dollar, the more likely it is to fall even further and much faster. The company is dead. #Short to the moon!
Gut feeling GPRO to be aquired by a larger player. With a market cap of $150m, sales over $ 1b and strong brand presence it will be an interesting opportunity.
GPRO If you buy a stock purely because its price has been going up—instead of asking whether the underlying company’s value is increasing—then sooner or later you will be extremely sorry. That’s not a likelihood. It is a certainty
GPRO hi! What are your thoughts on GoPro as a speculative long buy?
January 24th this year when they announced their acquisition of forcite makes me hold off- why do you guys think stock moved down after a TAM acquisition?
GPRO I was thinking about the exciting developments in the VR and wearable tech space, particularly with companies like Google and Apple exploring VR, and Meta's new AI Ray-Ban glasses. It struck me that GoPro has a unique strength in producing small, high-quality cameras that could be incredibly valuable to these initiatives.
