I like the forward fundamentals too, but I haven't dug into the details of the turnaround. 

AEYE - nice bounce from the 20DMA after a dip from a double from Feb to March. 

Develops proprietary artificial intelligence platform, cloud-based artificial intelligence operating system - it has been a good one. 

Really? Looks bullish at the moment to me. 

Anybody have any more insight on AKBA than me? They had a drug approval and popped pre-market, but then dropped like a rock after the open. 

I think that kind of data is a little deceptive. It just reinforces the effect of long term compounding - in this case compounding of inflation. Obviously a dollar is not what it used to be, but then, people have a lot more of them than they used to, right? And would you have wanted to be around in the 30's when the purchasing power of the dollar was increasing? That's because most people didn't have dollars to spend, so supply of goods outstripped demand for them. 

Fundamentals aren't that bad. Well, not TLRY horrible anyway. 92% EPS growth projected in the coming year. Not sure if that takes them to profitability or not though. 

 Yeah, true. I think In 'n Out is still relatively reasonable, but unfortunately that doesn't span all the way to the Midwest.

Denny's was the big shocker to me. Double the prices of five years ago, if my estimates are right.

Some colleagues joked that maybe I can retire now. I said "sorry, maybe if it makes it to $500 a share".

I mentioned it a few days ago, but of course you still could miss it.

Go Micron!

Never seen such a tame day on the STS tables, but makes sense with the flat action of the day. The only big name moving is GOOGL, defying Matt's volatility short signal for now. 

Well, FDX STS jumping quite a bit after its gap up.

A rising market doesn't *have* to be indicative of a bubble, right? Sometimes there are transformative events that shift the landscape. I know that valuation is your big concern, but has current valuation always indicated that the market was due to collapse?

 I think Trump has brought a lot of his troubles on himself, but this civil judgment is clearly excessive (which has long been true with lawsuits against big corporations).

2010

Yep, $7.50 when I joined. 

Pretty cynical take. Some of us are still in Silicon Valley and do not fit the description of your typical Reddit employee, although I'm sure the demographic differs quite a bit from the old semiconductor industry. 

I don't know about that. IWM is at highs for the year, which KRE is not. Plus, does MDY have some equivalent to TNA for IWM so that it can be played leveraged?

MU $110 after hours! 

I'm guessing that MARA might be a buy today on the STS system. Miners all perking up after crypto dipped for some reason.