TV
Grupo Televisa S.A.
stock NYSE ADR

You can pay for a TV subscription on a monthly basis. The most basic package costs around 15 dollars a month, and the extra charge for the quotes you mentioned is around 4–10 dollars a month. And that’s only if you need them in real time. More often than not, your broker will provide them free of charge via their trading platform.

MNQ1! is the futures chart, you need the extra CME data if you want to trade futures but not if you trade spot. Trade QQQ for the spot version and you won't need CME data, just the normal real time data that comes with certain TV packages.

There will likely be a pull back. I can’t tell you exactly when. Generally September and October have been awful for the stock market. I expect that Wall Street will run these stocks up for the rest of the summer because it bought in so low at the situational awareness, sell off in late July
But at some point you will start hearing headlines about Cap Ex again and an AI bubble from the mainstream financial publications such as Bloomberg and WSJ and you will see Wall Street Titans start to go on TV and in conferences talk about those same things issuing warnings- that is a warning bell that the institutions have sold out of their positions in AI stocks and are about to crash them.
That will be the signal that there will be a buying opportunity ahead. I can’t say exactly when it’ll be but my best guess is sometime in September in October. For now I think we’re in for a huge run up the rest of the summer.
But come sometimes September or October the blood will be spilled again and they will all plunge back because that’s the way Wall Street works with these stocks, especially while the buildout is still going on and most of these companies are spending dramatically more than they’re taking in so they are vulnerable to these shenanigans, which is what they are, but volatility is extraordinarily profitable for the big institutions.
If you want to buy NBIS for example, a good entry point is somewhere below $200. APLD - below $30 is buy zone and below $25 is heavy buy zone. CRWV buy zone is below $75. CIFR below about $17. Same with WULF. I do not touch IREN but generally prices below $40 and especially below $35 are buy zone. At least that’s how I look at it from my portfolio.

You ever watch a TV show for 3 seasons? It’s that easy. 
And I lead a full life. Thank you for your concern. Like most people, I enjoy doing mindless things every now and again. This costs me nothing and I get a great deal of enjoyment out of it.

NVDA still have room to run to the upside for at least another year - it recently finally started moving again. Analysts have price targets of $300 and the AI Boom still has years more to run.
Bubble talk is because we're in such a great growth market that eventually, one of these years, we're not going to keep shooting up. So TV talking heads will keep saying it for years until it finally happens and they will feel they were right but not talk about all that growth they missed out on.
Sell 20 shares so you cover your costs and more and then the remaining 100 shares are all profit. Watch carefully and if reaches say $300, sell some more and let the remaining ride. Do that formula for a while and you'll be happy because you participated in the growth and won't loose it all when the stock market corrects itself.

I thought it was just the huge volume in options causing the market makers to hedge. I remember Thomas P crying about it on TV

Again anecdotal. But I phoned a local taxi company the other day, this used to put you through to a switchboard where you would talk to someone and they would take details and order your taxi. This time it was an AI, it spoke to me in my regional accent, understood perfectly everything I said, could understand my accent (my TV remote struggles when I use voice search) and ordered my taxi. I was pretty surprised how good it was, and how close to a real conversation it ended up being.

Sure he was but he wasn't as good of a businessman, not compared to Musk or even Cook. He made up for that with fantastic presentation skills, vision and ability to sell the product.

That said, Steve Jobs absolutely failed at multiple products (hence he was ousted as CEO) quite shortly after Apple II. In his new era, just some I can think of; 2011 Macbook Pro failing GPUs, Xserve (and Apple's server attempts in general), Airport lineup as well, The g4 cube, MobileMe cloud services (and really initially missing the cloud game totally), arguably Apple TV. His management skills were extremely poor (especially compared to Cook).

I know, it's incredible. YouTube has become TV; I wouldn't touch Netflix because of YouTube. Waymo will become cars. So that's two new industries they'll dominate. As I said, my only concern is related to search, that ai agents could replace the need for search

One way is trade with a prop firm. Gets you live data but if you need extras eg. More indicators etc U still need to upgrade Ur TV plan.

Why do you think it's overvalued? Buffett bought in at 350, and he's hardly one for wildcard bets. YouTube is literally becoming TV, and Waymo will become driverless cars. Google, which has nothing to do with either industry since its inception, will, in the eventuality, become the world's largest TV company and world's largest car company(in some regard)

I believe AI will take over society, but I just don't understand memory or semiconductors. Like, you don't have to be a rocket scientist to see that Amazon has a monopoly in e-commerce, or that YouTube is becoming the new TV. Years from now, Amazon and Google will still be dominant. Whereas with semis, I just don't know, but that's perhaps down to my own ignorance. What do you think of NVIDIA

Love it when movies and TV use period-correct coinage and bills!

I don’t know if this is serious, if it is, respectfully probably do more research and don’t come to wsb for education- it will save you. 
To answer your question, it’d be the ask. You can buy to open a position or sell to open a position. If you buy to open, you sell to close and vice versa. It’s the same as trading stock, buying is long (up) selling is short (down). An easy way to remember bid/ask when looking at options, it will always be the price you don’t want. If you’re going long, it’s not going to be the cheaper price. If you’re selling to open, it’s gonna be the cheaper price. But you should start by memorizing and understanding the difference between bid/ask as well as the spread. 
Since I’m such a nice guy, research intrinsic value (IV$ and time value (TV). Traditionally (pre wsb gambling generation) the sweet spot for options is 50/50 IV/TV. If you understand the mechanics it will help you find the right option for your strategy. Additionally it opens the door to trading off the Greeks which is a whole other world but can be as profitable financially as it can be in saving your ass. For example, rolling options. 

Gold isn’t meant to replace a 401or Roth IRA. It’s generally used as a diversification and wealth-preservation asset alongside other investments. You can absolutely self-manage your portfolio while still choosing to hold some physical precious metals. And as for USMR, the appropriate question is what products, fees, IRA options, and buyback policies they actually offer..not whether they advertise on TV. Advertising successfully doesn’t by itself make a company or its products illegitimate.

Rewatching these 'Zach Morris is Trash' videos, and man, he really was horrible and I was an impressionable autistic kid. Probably messed up a surprising bit of my interactions / attempts to look cool lol.

90's TV, so nostalgic, but so f'd up too. Casual racism, sexism, all the isms.

>Target setup ko:
>>* JBL PartyBox speaker
* Platinum Videoke
* 43" TV na may stand
* 2 wireless microphones
* Basic party lights
You know why Videoke are large, sturdy, bulky big boxes and wired mics because most of your clientele will be drunk and belligerent in most cases.

Fun fact: Ancient Greece invented grown men wrestling naked, America just added the spandex and TV deals

I haven’t found a decent DOM or price ladder in TV.

TV show, Quantum Leap.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jYmn3Gwn3oI
Enjoy!