IQ
iQIYI, Inc.
stock NASDAQ ADR

TDS is reserved for low IQ individuals. You can identify them by their red hats, orange stained mouths, and gleeful acceptance of pedophilia.
I won't support this Epstein distraction war. It was completely unnecessary, we had the Obama Iran deal.

bullish scenario your IQ is 70
bearish scenario it is below 55

well, all the numbers are indeed "improvement" from last year, that's enough for PR, as the cult follower will believe anything spew out of Jia's mouth.
Most people with normal IQ and basic business sense will see the joke.

Due to my HIGH IQ level trades -
I will be having fresh air for dinner tonight.

Tracks. Too low IQ to read a chart and gamble on that instead

Wym???
His profile specifically says he's not a troll and he's also w mensa member with a 140 IQ

No, cupcake, the only time YOU’ve seen possible short closing in your parallel universe was July 2021 and June 2024.
People with an IQ at least equal to the room temperature struggled to figure out where the shares from cohen’s 10 dilutions so far (we just celebrated the 10th successful rugpull) went and why. Both those are easy answers.
And before you tell us “but it’s accretive!”, you can try to show us one single action of cohen’s so far that you believe required cash and was beneficial to the company, in half a decade. I’m waiting.

I don't know how you implement that or enforce that. You can try to encourage it but then you'd have to raise the average intelligence of voters by 50 IQ points, and we're closer to having pigs fly than that happening
And to be clear, I think your idea in concept is good. In practice it just has little benefit to anyone

You must have an IQ of 50. If you got out right before 776.81 like you're mentioning, you miss out on massive gains when this is obviously gonna rally much harder when sentiment and numbers are good rn. You mentioning proper risk management in WSB is peak 😂

wheres the bot? you are WSB's top 1% IQ user

Market setup update: sold my remaining NVDA calls for a small win before close, not trying to hold through the overnight with FOMC minutes dropping tomorrow.
Going long MSFT and SPY calls into the open. Tech looked ready to bounce and the CPI print didn't explode anything.
Also finally got MarketCast set up on my Fire TV — live ticker running all day in the background while I work. Stopped the constant phone refreshing habit. Probably lost 2 IQ points doing that every 5 minutes anyway.

There should be a basic level of common sense or IQ check before letting people write on Reddit!

This is such a low IQ take. They don't make billions by working harder. They make billions because they create a product or service that hundreds of millions of people willingly use and pay for.

ai stuff is just beginning man you haven't seen anything. people like you calling for the bubble think you have a 150 IQ but you have like a 40 IQ

U can thank that low IQ person for it

Low IQ is all of you supporting all the "don't do's" of investing. Let's invest money we don't have. Let's sell at rock bottom prices.

Usually the response I see to situations like this is “it makes you mad so yes I voted for this” aka the low IQ contrarian mentality 

Stock is at $145, but your IQ is at 75 at best.

OP must be feeling that his IQ is tracking SPCX right now

Peter Lynch's core idea is that ordinary investors have real informational advantages that Wall Street misses. You know which restaurant is packed, which software your team actually uses, which product line is quietly growing.
I wanted to apply that framework to three companies I've actually worked at. Fair warning: the most recent was Nike ending in 2022, so this isn't inside information. It's personal observations combined with the true FCF screener I run on 16 years of SEC XBRL data.
The valuations to start: LRN at 11.8% true FCF yield, ROP at 6.2%, NKE at 4.1%. LRN and ROP pass my basic screen of paying more than the risk-free rate while NKE does not.
Stride (LRN): I never actually worked for Stride directly. I worked for KC Distance Learning, which operated IQ Academies and was eventually acquired into the K12 universe. The 11.8% true FCF yield looks compelling and the float is shrinking aggressively. But there are public reports from at least one district alleging ghost students on enrollment rolls, the company disputes it, the CEO departure looked abrupt rather than planned, and I have no firsthand knowledge of the allegation but also can't model around it. The incentive structure in online charter education creates real pressure toward aggressive enrollment tactics - per-pupil public funding that follows enrollment in a very compressed enrollment season. The moat is real. The incumbent position is genuine. Conditional buy if the governance questions get answered.
Roper Technologies (ROP): I worked supporting DAT Solutions, their freight brokerage software, in 2012-2013. Genuinely results-driven data culture. Weekly business reviews where every team presented comprehensive data on their world. The most important analytical observation from my time there was watching what happened when Roper acquired a smaller competitor. The decline was exponential. Fewer loads meant fewer truckers checking the platform, which meant even fewer loads, which accelerated the exit of truckers. Two-sided marketplace collapse is nonlinear because both sides reinforce each other. That same dynamic protects DAT on the upside. More loads attract more truckers which attracts more loads. At 6.2% true FCF yield with a share count starting to decline, this is a buy. The only reason I don't own it is I already own FDS with similar metrics and what I think is a better AI monetization path.
Nike (NKE): Worked there twice, 2016 and 2018-2022. Smart energetic people who genuinely cared. The talent and culture are not the problem. The 4% true FCF yield with declining revenue and FCF since 2022-23 doesn't pass my screen, and the market seems to be counting on a Jordan-era recovery that I'm skeptical is coming. My theory: the Jordan era was a genuine cultural monoculture moment requiring a kind of gravity that's rarer in a fragmented subreddit world. Before Jordan, Nike's real moat was running. I ran in Zoom Flys during COVID and loved them. Then switched to Asics Superblasts and Hoka Skyflows. The other brands caught up in a space Nike was supposed to own. Nike is a good company being right-sized for a more fragmented era.
Full piece with annual and quarterly charts for all three: [https://cavemanscreener.substack.com/p/invest-in-what-you-know-part-i-some](https://cavemanscreener.substack.com/p/invest-in-what-you-know-part-i-some)