$Coinbase Global, Inc.(COIN)$seems like the start of a falling knife. Regulators doesn't like interest account for crypto assets for a good reason (higher interest rate than any shit banks can offer). I mean same thing happening with blockfi right now. A few states ordered a cease and decease order. Ridiculous. Government don't like what they are unable to control. With coinbase pushing towards an interest account for crypto asset, I can only be nothing but bullish about it over the long run.
$Pinterest, Inc.(PINS)$i realized that Pinterest have been consolidating at the 50+ usd range after its major drop from its q2 earnings which was mainly due to the loss of Pinterest monthly active users. One key note to take is that during Pinterest q2 earnings they have failed to mention their mobile users and that they only taken into account their web user this far. In my opinion, given that Pinterest have their partnership with not just $Shopify but $target as well, it might be posed for a major run up after or before its q3 earnings. Now it is believed that Pinterest is kind of revamping their platform into whatever you see you can buy. This is a huge step ahead. Please refer to this video for more details:https://youtu.be/t8q8YjgmolU. I was pre
$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$Palantir builds software platforms that enable institutions to analyze big data sets by transforming them into an integrated data set that reflects their operations.The company was founded in 2003 with the vision of reducing terrorism while preserving civil libertie.The company has two main products (Gotham and Foundry) that are powered by a third product (Apollo). Gotham targets governments while Foundry targets commercial institutionPalantir follows a land and expand model that has three phases: acquire, expand and scale. The company also uses partnerships to sell its products in other industries and countriesAll of the company's KPIs (number of customers, contribution margin, ARPC…) improved in the most recent qua
$Fiverr International Ltd.(FVRR)$purchased Fiverr after its massive drop from q2 earnings. I listened to their q2 earnings report, realized their guidance for q3 pretty much stayed the same. It was then that I realized this is the time to go in as the market is being nonsensical pretty much on the day itself. Revenue increase 60% year over year. Active buyers increased by 43% year over year. Spend per buyer increased 23% year over year. On top of that, I realized Fiverr is promoting the future of working. And since I am also an investor in $abnb, it is a no-brainer for me to invest into Fiverr. The only competitor which can match up to Fiverr now is Upwork.