A list of puns related to "Winnebago Industries"
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Markets are expecting modest growth and limited ROA’ improvements when age-wave macro factors, smart acquisitions and strong management alignment point to upside even with near-term potential headwinds
http://www.valens-research.com/valens-equities-weekly-equity-idea-highlight-april-5-2017-winnebago-industries-inc/?utm_source=rs
What is a “game jam”?
A game jam is a contest in which indie game developers are tasked with creating a video game within a short amount of time. Participants are typically given anywhere from 24 to 72 hours to develop a video game from scratch (usually following a set theme or idea), and compete against other indie developers within the same timeframe for the chance to win recognition and prizes.
Since the idea was first pitched back in 2002, game jams have become an increasingly popular phenomenon in the world of indie game development; some of the biggest ones, such as Ludum Dare and the Global Game Jam, regularly attract thousands of participants, from professional indie devs to tech-savvy college students.
What was “GAME_JAM”?
In 2013, some executives at Maker Studios had an ingenious idea: what if they hosted their own small-scale game jam, and turned it into a TV-style reality series? Not only could this bring more exposure to the developers involved, but it could be a breakout into an untapped market, as game jams had never been utilized in this type of format. (To my knowledge, they still haven’t.) This vision soon became reality, and “GAME_JAM” was created.
This wasn’t just going to be any game jam, either. A dozen respected indie developers were brought on, including Davey Wreden (developer of The Stanley Parable); Adriel Wallick (programmer of Among Us); Tom Jackson (developer of Surgeon Simulator); Robin Arnott (creator of SoundSelf); and Zoe Quinn (creator of Depression Quest). Along with the devs, several high-profile YouTubers were brought on to participate, including Markiplier, JonTron, CaptainSparklez, and Yogscast streamer Sam “Strippin”. The participants were to be split up into four competing teams, each consisting of three “Jammer” developers and one “Gamer” YouTuber; and the teams’ creations were to be judged by notable video game critic “Angry Joe” Vargas, Niantic developer Kellee Santiago, and [*N
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> The Federal Reserve’s signal that it is looking to step away from some of its easy policy is expected to be a dominant trading theme in the week ahead and likely for the rest of the summer.
> In the past week, investors repositioned across the financial markets after Fed Chairman Jerome Powell said Wednesday that the central bank was considering tapering its purchases of Treasurys and mortgage securities. That is important since when the Fed eventually acts, it would be the first serious reversal of the easy policies it put in place to add liquidity to markets when the economy shut down last year because of the Covid crisis.
> The purchases, which amount to $120 billion a month, would be gradually whittled away once the Fed decides to slow down and end the bond buying, or quantitative easing. That could then open the door to interest rate hikes, which the Fed now projects would come in 2023.
> The Federal Reserve sent ripples across financial markets after its meeting Wednesday. The dollar jumped, stocks fell and bond yields moved to imply higher short-term interest rates in the future. The Dow fell 3.5%, its worst week since October. The S&P 500 was down 1.9% for the week, its worst weekly loss since February, and the Nasdaq lost just 0.3%, helped by a small weekly gain in tech.
> “I think the market is still digesting the Fed meeting,” said Ed Keon, chief investment strategist at QMA. Stocks were trading sharply lower Friday, after weakness Wednesday and Thursday. Yields fell on longer duration bonds, like the benchmark 10-year, but rose on the shorter duration 2- and 5-year notes.
> The spreads between those shorter-duration notes and the 10- and 30-year bond yields narrowed dramatically in a so-called flattening trade. That’s common when interest rates are rising. The higher short rates reflect the expected increases in the fed funds rate, while the longer duration yields fall, because the thinking h
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Please do not crosspost this to SS or GME or any other GME related sub.
So lets go back, u/ratioatblessons first mention was here. https://web.archive.org/web/20210425024545/https://www.reddit.com/r/Superstonk/comments/mxz4hv/like_insta_game/
Edit1: As pointed out by a commenter. 58 Could be a reference to how many times they have been fined.
Then in this post https://www.reddit.com/r/ratioatblessons/comments/n8rmmi/61727054_cents_hi_ragerts/
Again then. https://www.reddit.com/r/GME/comments/n16gb3/shills_still_cant/
SONM - Tech -
Building 1
Suite 279 6836 Bee Cave Road
Austin, TX 78746
United States
SNMP - Energy - Oil & Gas
1360 Post Oak Boulevard
Suite 2400
Houston, TX 77056
United States
SCON - Tech - Semiconduct
15511 West State Highway 71
Suite 110-105
Austin, TX 78738
United States
RAVE - Consumer - Retail - Real Estate - Restaurant
3551 Plano Parkway
The Colony, TX 75056
United States
VTNR - Energy - Oil & Gas
1331 Gemini Street
Suite 250
Houston, TX 77058
United States
PHUN - Tech - Software
7800 Shoal Creek Boulevard
Suite 230-South
Austin, TX 78757
United States
TRCH - Energy - Oil & Gas
5700 West Plano Parkway
Suite 3600
Plano, TX 75093
United States
CTEK - Tech - Info Service
11940 Jollyville Road
Suite 300-North
Austin, TX 78759
United States
ASTC - Industrial - Areospace & Def
2028 East Ben White Boulevard
Suite 240-9530
Austin, TX 78741
United States
• Only manufacturer of EVs for classes 3-7 in U.S.
• Provides charging solutions and financing for fleets
• Over 10 years R&D experience with commercial EVs
• R&D has led to large patent portfolio, covers hardware and software across all vehicles and chargers
• Customers are some of the largest fleet operators, logistics providers, and governments
• Electrifying vehicles outside facility through licensing
• Partnerships with Winnebago, Rev Group, Brown Industries, Shyft Group, and ABC Companies, who purchase powertrains and license technology for use
• Plug Power partnership offers fuel cells on all EVs, which provides longer distances and larger payloads
• Expect to generate significant repeat orders from customers
• Provides lower TCO than ICE vehicles with state and federal grants
• TCO of EVs will continue to decrease through R&D efforts, supply chain maturity, and scale
• Regulation and corporate mandates accelerate transition to EVs
• Capacity to manufacture 500 EVs in a facility with 70,000 sq. ft.
• Built out additional 20,000 sq. ft. in current building
• Leased an additional 107,000 sq. ft. in adjacent building
• With additional space, labor, automation, and larger batch manufacturing, will have capacity to manufacture 3,000 EVs
• Key suppliers include Ford, Borg Warner, Romeo Power, Hino, Delta Electronics, among others
• Revenue up by $3.9m, 561%, from $0.7m in Q1 2020, to $4.6m in Q1 2021
• Sold 31 EVs and 1 powertrain in Q1 2021
• 121 EVs on road as of February 22, 2021
• 1,569 EVs and powertrains on order as of December 31, 2020
• $169 million of backlog as of December 31, 2020
• Pipeline of $800 million in sales
• Received purchase orders to cover 2021E revenue, and 25%+ of 2022 revenue
• Extensive validation with customers, 3-24 months of regular use, while gathering valuable data
• Competitors include GreenPower Motor Company, XOS Trucks, Sea Electric, Workhorse, and Motiv
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Sudden Lee
#Good morning traders and investors of the r/stocks sub! Welcome to Wednesday! Here are your pre-market stock movers & news on this Wednesday, March 24th, 2021-
> # 1. Stocks set to bounce after Tuesday’s broad sell-off
> * U.S. stock futures bounced Wednesday, especially Nasdaq futures, one day after a broad sell-off sent Wall Street lower. Investors grew concerned about Covid reopening plans as cases ticked higher in many U.S. states despite vaccinations. Germany and France are among the European nations tightening restrictions again as a new wave of infections sweeps a continent that’s seen a sluggish vaccine rollout. The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield on Wednesday continued to back off last week’s 14-month highs. The Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 on Tuesday each lost nearly 1%, while the Nasdaq lost more than 1%.
> # 2. Yellen, Powell set for Day 2 of economic testimony
> * Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen and Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell are set to deliver a second day of economic testimony to lawmakers as required quarterly by the March 2020 Covid relief act. They will appear remotely before the Senate Banking Committee at 10 a.m. ET. On Tuesday, they told the House Financial Services Committee that elevated asset valuations in pockets of the markets are not reasons for alarm yet. Yellen and Powell also said they’re confident in the stability of the financial sector as the U.S. economy continues to recover from the pandemic.
> # 3. GameStop sinks after acknowledgement of possible share sale
> * GameStop shares fell 12% in Wednesday’s premarket after the company acknowledged in a filing that it’s considering selling additional equity shares. The stock soared more than 2,400% in January’s Reddit-fueled trading frenzy before crashing. It mounted a comeback in late February and earlier this month on hopes for a digital transformation. However, shares in recent days moved lower. After the closing bell Tuesday, GameStop missed on the top and bottom lines with quarterly results. But it did see e-commerce sales jump 175% for the quarter. The company also named former Amazon and Google executive Jenna Owens as its new chief operating officer.
> # 4. Intel to build new chip plants; Amazon names new
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> The Federal Reserve could remain a source of angst for markets in the week ahead, with chairman Jerome Powell scheduled to testify twice before Congress and more than a dozen other Fed speeches expected.
> The bond market’s reaction to the central bank this past week was unusually volatile.
> Though the market was initially steady after the two-day Fed meeting and Powell’s briefing Wednesday, Thursday came with a big selloff in bonds and spiking rates. Traders reacted to the fact that the central bank is willing to let inflation and the economy run hot while the job market recovers.
> In the approaching week, bond market professionals will be watching Powell and other member of the Fed for further cues.
> “This is bonds’ — I wouldn’t call it day in the sun — it’s more like day in the tornado,” said Michael Schumacher, head of rate strategy at Wells Fargo. “Clearly the bond market is the one the equity market is watching right now, and normally that’s not the case.”
> Stocks were lower on the week, with the Dow off about 0.5% and the S&P 500, down 0.7%. The Nasdaq Composite was off 0.8% for the week.
> The Russell 2000, however, was hit the hardest, losing close to 3% for the week.
> Yields ratcheted higher as the market sold off. Bond yields move inversely to price.
> The benchmark 10-year Treasury yield, which impacts mortgages and other loans, rose as high as 1.75% Thursday, a move of more than 10 basis points in less than a day. It was at 1.72% Friday afternoon.
> “The bond move has been huge, and it’s starting to scare people,” said Schumacher.
> “There’s been this question hanging out there for awhile: How much of an increase in yield can some of the higher octane stocks take?” he asked. “There’s no magic number, but as we speak, the 10-year is up 80 basis points this year. It’s incredible.”
> # Powell speaks
> Powell testifies Tuesday and We
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