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jkaz1 said:
If you've held it for any period of time, I'm sure you're doing fine.

It's only been public for around a year and has produced in a major way in that time.

Lots of things to like here.
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you think this is a long term play? lots of negative tik tok talk
 
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I do think it's a long-term investment type of company.

The Tik Tok noise going on is a separate, geopolitical issue.

At the moment, the largest effects could be on Bytedance and MSFT.

The Tik Tok news doesn't have a specific effect on FSLY.

Bird4um said:
you think this is a long term play? lots of negative tik tok talk
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Bird4um said:
you think this is a long term play? lots of negative tik tok talk
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Tik tok was 10-12% of Fastlys revenue. I bought some friday @ 77$ and set a stop loss at 74$. It could retrace to the 51$ level worst case but i expect a nice bounce short term. I really like them long term and i'll be happy to buy again at 50$ if it makes it there.
 
Could be closer to 15% - with about 1/2 of that being revenue from the US and the balance in other countries.

CFLCane said:
Tik tok was 10-12% of Fastlys revenue. I bought some friday @ 77$ and set a stop loss at 74$. It could retrace to the 51$ level worst case but i expect a nice bounce short term. I really like them long term and i'll be happy to buy again at 50$ if it makes it there.
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Could this be the end of ridiculous pro salaries?
 
Draftkings earnings this week. With CFB getting cancelled this week and what im sure will a **** earnings report it could be a decent opp to pickup to DKNG at a discount. Loomimg NFL cancellations though definitely a future risk to this trade.
 
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Cribby said:
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I got on srne at high 7’s
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Lots of people talk. Very few do.
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GladeCane said:
Tell me why anyone would invest in a cruise line company? Mountains of debt for years and corona still out there. Even when there is a vaccine there won't be enough PAX volume to sustain profitability.
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The ones thst survive wont have much competition. The anaylyst will just price in 30 years forward earningsq
 
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