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looks like GOOG crushed earnings too

 

Yea all tech did great. And they announced a 20:1 split so it'll finally have nice premiums to scalp

 

Tech call premiums were steeeeeeep....

 

Boomer 401K going to be making a nice recovery off these earnings for tech...

 

Yo. Who was talking bout Dutch Bros BROS a couple weeks back, did you bag that?

Still green on DAVE (who dafuq is dave anyway)
and GLW.

 

Anecdotal, but they're jam freaking packed every time I drive past one.

Either service is slow as molasses, or people love their BROS.

 

There's a starbucks 3mi from me, and my GF drives like 12 miles to the dutch bros. I don't drink coffee so I don't see what all the fuss is about, but she swears it's 10x better than starbucks

 

i bought an espresso machine last year and it drastically cut down my coffee shop visits. Paid for itself pretty quick, I may even upgrade it

 

Hugely popular with the triple pump double sugar mocha chocha whatever whatever crowd. The one near campus was usually out the door with lines back in my day in OR.

 

"Mocha matcha latte ya ya" ~ Christina Aguilera

 

idk but their stock is up $10 per share since fri.

 

@kairo What was the highest CTB GME had before it's JAN squeeze?

Please tell me you didn't sell $3.50's. lol

 

Around 2% unless you go wayyyyy back

 

That's what I'm asking. During the JAN 2021 run-up what was CTB? BBIG is off the charts right not. 346% average and 555% max. I don't recall ever seeinig numbers that high but you paid a lot more attention to GME then I did. lol

 

what did you go with? Been looking into taking the plunge…

 

CTB = Cost to Borrow, right? We're thinking of the same acronym?

 

Yes. Cost to Borrow.

 

Around 2% leading up to Jan 2021.

CTB is irrelevant for naked shorting though. You don't need to borrow what you can conjure up out of thin air if you're a market maker

 

Lol, no no.

 

What strike did you sell?