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Comcast is no longer a strong growth company

Comcast used to be seen as a strong grwth company because its internet business kept adding customers and charging more, even while traditional cable TV was slowly declining. That changed. Quite a bit... Cable TV losses accelerated, and now Comcast is also losing some broadband customers because fiber and wireless internet from companies like VZ and TMobile have become real competitors. All investors now worry that Comcast's most important business may be shrinking. The stock price suffers.

We still make a lot of money and own solid businesses like Universal Studios, theme parks, Peacock/NBC... Wireless is growing. But stocks are priced mainly on what investors think profits will look like in the future, not just what the co earns today. Plus: Comcast also has a lot of debt and made some stupid and expensive acquisitions, so investors have become cautious. That is why the stock is down.

Well said, @ab+1m3mzk34j.


Striiike Two -- down > 10% today

more bad guidance.

I keep hearing ... "how we have always done it".
Nobody remembers how that ended up .. furloughs and layoffs.
call me soon-to-be-unemployed in arizona.

remember when they were saying aerospace was running for 250 just a few months ago?


Stock Price...

With us making a ton of money on the float how is our stock just cratering? We were at $110 now below $90. Complete mismanagement at the top. We should be printing money with interest rates where they are. Plus the constant market movement of late should be curning portfolios which generate income as well. Anyone in the know?


Elon in trouble

SpaceX has lost 9 billion dollars in the last year and a half. Dragged down by its disappointing Starlink division. Keep believing the shills who are out in force pumping up the stock though. They’ve lost 35 percent of their share value in that time span. Elon and Starlink arent taking over anything except the bots on this layoff forum. (Hopefully I got enough key words in this to trigger the bot responses)


Gf's announcement is laughable

Who finds it utterly ironic that GF is riding trumps coattails. It wasn't two long ago the CLO was on stage actively mocking trump and filling a room of directors an above with the worst uncomfortable vibe. Regardless of the announcement. The same terrible leadership culture persists. Ripe for union activity which is likely afoot. The stock price does not lie.


Why does Nike’s stock keep falling, and why does the company continue buying back shares at prices of $120, $100, $80, $50, and now around $30?

What happened to that all that excess capital: How is this taking care of shareholders?

Why does Nike’s stock keep falling, and why does the company continue buying back shares at prices of $120, $100, $80, $50, and now around $30? We’ve spent billions buying back stock at progressively lower prices, only to watch shareholder value continue to decline. At what point do we question whether these buybacks are actually creating value for shareholders?


Verizon Stock Price Drop (using AI, so must be true).

Verizon stock (NYSE: VZ) closed down 8.75% at $41.65 on Friday, October 9, 2026, marking its worst single-day drop since July 2002.

Key Reasons for the Drop

• SpaceX Spectrum Deal: The sell-off was triggered by news that SpaceX agreed to acquire a nationwide portfolio of low-band 800 MHz spectrum from Grain Management, combined with FCC authorization for thousands of direct-to-phone Starlink satellites.
• Direct-to-Cell Competition: Investors panicked that Starlink Mobile could combine satellite and terrestrial coverage to rival traditional carriers like Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile.
• Analyst Downgrades: Scotiabank lowered its price target on Verizon from $51.50 to $50.00 following the announcement.
• Ex-Dividend Factor: Friday also marked Verizon's ex-dividend date for its upcoming $0.71 per share quarterly payout, which accounts for a small portion of the mechanical stock price adjustment.


SpaceX is coming for breakfast, lunch and dinner

SpaceX reached a deal to buy cellular spectrum licenses from investment firm Grain Management, its biggest move yet into a wireless market dominated by traditional telecom companies.

The U.S. licenses, which are in the 800-megahertz band, are tailored for wireless service from cellphone towers rather than satellites. The spectrum could serve SpaceX’s stated ambition of moving its Starlink satellite service beyond broadband into the wireless market to compete with the likes of AT&T & Verizon.

U.S. cellphone carrier stocks sank on the news. Shares in AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile all fell more than 6% after the post-close announcement. SpaceX shares climbed about 3% to $165.10 after hours.


3 reasons

interesting article ... https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/stocks/articles/3-reasons-cdw-risky-1-171234832.html

With a lack of confidence in CDW, there are 3 reasons not to buy the stock:

  1. Long-Term Revenue Growth Disappoints
  2. Projected Revenue Growth Is Slim
  3. EPS Barely Growing

CDW's business quality ultimately falls short, with its shares lagging the market. The upside isn't great compared to the potential downside.


I was at UA when UA went through slide with management kept cutting backward

until they hit complete bottom in which company has been parked for few years with stocks around $4.00.
It is Deja vu but Nike is same slide and I have same feeling that I had when I was in UA.

With upper management clueless and losing a lot of time, it is eerily same thing that I saw at UA.

I hope that Nike is different UA but I just have a bad feeling that Nike will end up in same spot.


Year End Stock Price

Air Force 1 resurgence saves the day because apparently the answer to ki-ling the Dunk is going back to 1982.

PACE keeps pacing, the India supply-chain team will be cooking while we sleep and sleeping while we work, and unless somebody plans on selling a million pairs of one shoe, none of this fixes the math.

Good news though: now that we’re down to four geos, maybe we can just combine the other three and hide the North America decline.

See you at $26.