One of these exits makes a lot more sense than the other.
Hint: it all comes down to Texas
The rocket catch gets the attention, but $300 rests on something much less exciting.
The markup is a problem for one company in particular
Customers are footing the bill, as soon as the checks clear
Obvious is a strong word
Nice for their earnings, and even nicer for their cloud businesses
One of these exits is a lot easier to defend than the other two
A record quarter at 11x earnings? Somebody's got this wrong.
Lilly is building for patients it doesn't have yet
Andy Jassy already did the math.
Both worries are fair, but check the multiple first.
The stock got there first.
Half its usual multiple, and I'm still in no hurry.
The premium comes in SpaceX stock. That's the catch.
The evidence looks a lot thinner than the selloff
The market stopped paying for Jensen a long time ago
Right rating, shaky reason.
A fair worry, but I think Broadcom's price already reflects it.
A lower target might be the easier one to hit
Halfway down is a funny time to get cautious
A record quarter, and the targets still came down.
The market's looking at the wrong company
A scary number, but banks pay this bill slowly
The labs can't clean up after their own agents, so somebody else gets the bill
The selling is the easy part
The CEO's pay package was already a big bet on this stock
Good news for the cash flow promise, with a catch