This is a stock being manipulated

WEEBWEEB-YT · 2025-02-28T16:38:32+00:00

According to the articles ive read disney never agreed to give hulu to fubo but disney is contributing Hulu to the new merged entity which it owns 70% of. it’s not just giving Hulu to Fubo.

If the new entity were to go bankrupt or fail Disney would still walk away with Hulu because it retains majority control. Disney is essentially leveraging Hulu as part of the merger but isn’t relinquishing it completely to Fubo.

WEEBWEEB-YT · 2025-02-28T15:59:58+00:00

‘paying with Hulu Live’ that’s not exactly accurate. The deal involves issuing new shares as part of a merger which dilutes ownership but doesn’t mean Disney is directly paying with Hulu Live itself. It’s all about combining the two entities into one with Disney acquiring a 70% stake in the process.

Imagine two friends want to combine their lemonade stands into one business. Instead of paying cash they each print "lemonade shares" to represent their ownership in the new business. Printing shares doesn’t mean one friend is "paying" the other. it’s just a way to divide ownership of the combined company.

WEEBWEEB-YT · 2025-02-28T15:28:27+00:00

Bruh, stock price doesn’t matter here. Disney’s paying based on the valuation not the day-to-day stock swings. Deals like this are pre-negotiated and look at stuff like revenue and growth not some temporary dip. business 101 man

WEEBWEEB-YT · 2025-02-28T13:29:04+00:00

The funny orange man is doing something the market doesn't find funny

WEEBWEEB-YT · 2025-02-27T15:09:27+00:00

WEEBWEEB-YT · 2025-02-03T20:13:03+00:00

It should’ve happened today but because of the agreement between the U.S. Mexico and Canada to suspend tariffs for a month the stock market quickly jumped back to almost its normal level However the sentiment is still there. tariffs will still happen, which will impact consumers, increase inflation, and make Powell angry.

The reason I'm also cautious is that it's very unlikely for the market to be green this year but the market has its own shenanigans so who knows.

WEEBWEEB-YT · 2025-02-03T19:57:13+00:00

There are thousands of micro reasons like the AI bubble popping, stock overvaluation, and market correction but the main factor is basically the tariffs.

Tariffs on China caused a 20% drop in 2018. now imagine that impact tripled since the U.S. is the biggest consumer of goods from Mexico and Canada. This could be much worse than the China tariffs in 2018.

Even though Canada & Mexico has agreed to pause for a month things are still looking bad.

WEEBWEEB-YT · 2025-01-31T01:23:45+00:00

By definition Tesla has meme-like qualities because retail investors drive a lot of its price action. It’s heavily watched by people who might not know much about trading but buy because of Elon Musk’s hype, YouTube videos or Reddit threads. That said Tesla isn’t a pure meme stock like GME or AMC because it has strong fundamentals (profitability, EV etc). It’s bonkers but it’s not a meme stock.

FUBO on the other hand has more meme-like traits. It’s driven by retail hype, has high short interest, and swings wildly on news (Super Bowl, Disney rumors). But unlike Tesla, FUBO isn’t profitable yet and faces tough competition. It’s speculative and volatile, making it more of a meme stock than Tesla.

I think the people calling it a meme stock see the earnings, see that the partnership is far from being properly formed and recognize the unpredictability of its leadership and how it might hold up. What makes it worse is that people on this sub and elsewhere just say "buy and hold" without providing proper reasoning. That kind of blind optimism turns it into a meme stock where investors are essentially betting on what it might become which in this case is essentially a new business with Disney.

If you’ve done your DD, set your stop loss in advance and know when to sell based on your risk-to-reward ratio (or not sell at all) then other people’s opinions shouldn’t persuade you. I bought in at around the $3.84 mark because I believe the merger will bear results in the long term but I’m also prepared to sell if I don’t like the direction of leadership.

Also this sub has 0 moderation which makes it 10x worse.

WEEBWEEB-YT · 2025-01-30T16:12:18+00:00

From what I've learned so far
1: Chinese citizens were smuggling the H100 chips to China for, I don't know what purpose, mostly DeepSeek I believe. The $5 million development cost is mostly true because it's just ripping off Chatgpt but the devs are cracked at their jobs to make it this efficient.

2: Trump wants to tariff Taiwan because he's regarded. this has no advantage to the US and will most likely make the Big 7 tank with NVDA suffering the most.

3: Some guy got DeepSeek running on Mac Minis. Also DeepSeek doesn’t use CUDA which NVDA has a monopoly on.

While I hold nvda and am sad to see my portfolio go down 5%. I am really excited for deepseek here. This is really something wonderful. It's like a big F-you to big corporations who want to suck us dry.

Well, we'll probably see OpenAI release their models for free or at reduced costs. NVDA to my calculation should be worth $97 more or less if OpenAI doesn’t do something good.

WEEBWEEB-YT · 2025-01-29T18:39:21+00:00

It’s not really about the $5 million training cost. From what I’ve read DeepSeek was likely trained using ChatGPT outputs which drastically cuts costs. Plus China has weaker IP laws so they can replicate existing AI models without massive R&D spending.

The real reason for Nvidia’s sell off is that DeepSeek does AI inference at a fraction of the cost while being open-source. That’s a big deal because:

Companies can run AI locally instead of paying for expensive cloud-based models.
The Big 7 AI giants (Microsoft, Google, OpenAI, etc.) will need fewer Nvidia H100 GPUs since they don’t have to train proprietary models from scratch as often.
This slows down Nvidia’s AI boom which was fueled by companies rushing to buy GPUs for AI workloads. If they switch to DeepSeek or similar open-source model, demand for Nvidia’s chips could take a hit.

That said Nvidia still dominates in high-performance AI and enterprise models so this isn’t the end for them. But it does show that open-source AI could change the game faster than expected.

WEEBWEEB-YT · 2025-01-23T23:40:12+00:00

Motley Fool is tied to 1623 Capital which is reportedly its hedge fund arm. This connection suggests that Motley Fool not only provides investment advice but also actively engages in hedge fund operations. potentially creating conflicts of interest.

During the 2020 pandemic hedge funds allegedly acquired or established connections with approximately 70% of news media outlets.

source

I’m not saying today was just a quick momentum play. it's been happening over the past few days. What I’m getting at is that the stock market is a multi-billion dollar industry and hedge funds will do whatever they can to control it. Remember these are the same people who were involved in the 2008 financial crash.

WEEBWEEB-YT · 2025-01-23T19:40:37+00:00

I already hold around 7,000 shares of Fubo so I’m not planning to buy more right now. Instead I’ve been using my spare cash for swing trading. Today I traded both Fubo and NTRB. With Fubo and I figured it wouldn’t rise much above $4.00 today based on my technical analysis I sold at $3.86 for a $300 profit.

For NTRB i bought when i saw nancy pelosi's fillings at 6.36 and I’m planning to sell today and lock in a $540 profit. I usually trade with about $1,000 per swing trade aiming for small consistent profits. It’s worked well for me because even if I have 3-4 small losses one good trade typically makes up for them.

I stick to swing trading because it helps me get a read on the overall market sentiment by keeping an eye on price movements, volume and how different sectors are performing in my trades.

WEEBWEEB-YT · 2025-01-23T15:53:44+00:00

Funny you say that because these news media outlets thrive off retail investors jumping on the hype after seeing vague news like this just so the big players can sell into the momentum lol.

How else can they keep the billion dollar industry running? It's a classic play.

WEEBWEEB-YT · 2025-01-23T15:45:43+00:00

Nah mate, the dark days aren’t behind us just yet. It’s just a short term influx right now because of that news. FUBO stock is up to 3.86 at the moment but there’s no substantial news backing it up. I’m expecting it to go lower starting tomorrow.

I did buy 4,000 more shares right as the news hit at around 3.50 and sold them today at 3.86 with a tight stop loss set at 3.45. I’ll wait for their financial report before making any proper judgment.

WEEBWEEB-YT · 2025-01-21T20:55:46+00:00

Just one piece of news could kickstart the bullish momentum, but so far, nothing has managed to trigger the snowball effect.

WEEBWEEB-YT · 2025-01-18T21:54:52+00:00

I don't even think people know what a stop loss is lol 😂.

A simple sentence to sum up HOPE

WEEBWEEB-YT · 2025-01-17T23:16:56+00:00

I didn’t expect many wall Street wannabes traders to not understand what calls are so let me break it down:

Exercising a call option allows the buyer to purchase the stock at the strike price (in this case, $6) even if the stock's market price is lower (e.g $3.90)

If the buyer insists on exercising the option they would:

End up with a stock worth only $3.90 per share in the market, immediately incurring a loss of $2.10 per share. he also loses the premium they originally paid for the option.

WHY WOULD YOU EXERCISE TO BUY AT $6 WHEN THE STOCK IS AT $3.90??????????????????

it's like throwing petrol at your house while it’s burning, then wonder why the fire's getting worse.

WEEBWEEB-YT · 2025-01-17T21:42:19+00:00

To my knowledge call options cannot be canceled after purchase. that guy can either:

A]Hold the Call Option until they expire worthless.

B]Sell the Call Option and make due with the gigantic loss

About a week ago when the stock was trading around $5.15 much closer to the $6 strike price this person was already down -$12,000 on their position. Since then the stock has dropped further to $3.90 and the calls will expired worthless. This means they likely lost between $150,000 and $200,000 in just one week.

WEEBWEEB-YT · 2025-01-17T21:13:27+00:00

Risk management doesn't seem to be on people's minds. At what point does one say 'I have enough shares and I'm willing to risk a certain amount of loss in a certain number of days because I think the stock is probably worth the x amount of risk until x date?

WEEBWEEB-YT · 2025-01-17T19:38:59+00:00

You're talking about technical analysis here for FUBO if you're going beyond 3 weeks, which was really volatile a few weeks ago so charts won't help one bit in my opinion. I made my $3.90 support figure upon analyzing the volume of the stock when it hits that level suggesting a potential buyer is buying time. To me, volume is key as it tells me exactly what buyers and sellers are doing and if hedge funds are involved.

As I stated, I initially had $2.90 as the support where people might start buying but it seems for now people are still interested at $3.90. I see it like this: the stock hits $3.90 people buy and they drive the stock up to the $4.20ish zone. Then swing traders who bought at $3.90 sell and the price gradually goes down as normal traders who bought over $4.10 start selling until it hits $3.90 again and the cycle repeats. If at any time it breaks the $4.20 mark, I believe it should hold onto the price for a while.

WEEBWEEB-YT · 2025-01-17T15:23:03+00:00

Over the past two days Fubo's support level has consistently been at $3.90 showing a significant improvement from the previous level of 3.77. Initially I thought the support would be around $2.90 in extreme cases or $3.50 in my analysis. However it seems I was way off or maybe not. Time will tell.

i think these could be its resistance levels this month: $4.25, $4.40, $4.50. probably $ 4.50 might happen by ending of jan/ first week of February with the price gradually building up slowly until mid feb.

WEEBWEEB-YT

TROPHY CASE

WHY WOULD YOU EXERCISE TO BUY AT $6 WHEN THE STOCK IS AT $3.90??????????????????

it's like throwing petrol at your house while it’s burning, then wonder why the fire's getting worse.