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[The beef 675] [I'm an image] “The only person worse than someone who screams ‘no spoilers’ when you mention a movie is a person who calls movies ‘films.’” - Jason Hey there carnivores, Markets got their groove back on Monday. Plus Netflix had a big Oscar nom day. Keep raging, Jeff & Jason [Image] [I'm an image] And the award goes to Netflix had itself a nice little Oscar Nom Monday. The streaming service nabbed the most nominations of any studio (suck it, Disney), topping out at [24 total](. Two of its films, ‘The Irishman’ and ‘Marriage Story’ were both nominated for best picture. ‘The Irishman’ alone [received 10]( nominations, for categories like Best Director, Actor in a Supporting Role... and longest f*cking movie of all time. Other NFLX films receiving nominations included ‘The Two Popes,’ ‘I Lost My Body,’ and ‘Klaus.’ Anthony Hopkins FTW. Numbers game For those of you keeping score at home (read: cinephiles) [Disney came in second]( with 23 nominations, while Sony racked up 20. Warner Brothers had the most nominated film, with ‘Joker’ landing 11 nominations. Nothing is guaranteed It is worth noting that Netflix Originals were nominated for 34 Golden Globes last week, and only left the building with two trophies (thanks Hollywood Foreign Press Association), so the noms are certainly no guarantee it will be the biggest swinging d*ck in Hollywood come February 9th. As a result of its Oscar-worthy performance, Netflix stock [climbed 3.5%]( on the day. Turns out deciding to scrap DVD rentals and focus on production might pay off after all. If you remember, Netflix pledged [$15B to original content]( in 2019. The bottom line... It wasn’t only studios that benefited from the streaming nominations. Roku shares [jumped 4.3%]( after the strong performances from Disney and Netflix. Investors read between the lines, and seem to understand that original content from a streaming service is only as good as the device it’s streamed on. Water Cooler Talking Point(s) 💧 “No word on how much Netflix will pay Meghan Markle to play herself on Season 5 of ‘The Crown’.” (AJ, The Water Coolest HQ) [I'm an image] Swingers welcome... That’s right, my [Jason Bond Picks strategy]( is all about winning small-cap swing trades. [I WANT JASON’S REAL-TIME TRADE ALERTS]( [I'm an image] ☑️ I'm not f*ckin' leavin'... the show goes on. After announcing that she would be stepping down as CEO to take over as Executive Chairman, Away’s co-founder Steph Korey [is having a change of heart](. Apparently, the startup luggage company’s leader is having a tough time stepping... away. Korey has been criticized for having a harsh management style and took a lot of heat for publicly shaming employees in open Slack channels. At this point, it appears that Korey’s promise to step down was just a ploy to silence the haters. Seems like this will end well… amirite, Adam Neumann? ☑️ To the moon. Tesla’s stock [has doubled]( since October, surpassing $500 yesterday, after the company opened up new production facilities in China and surpassed vehicle delivery expectations for the year. Analysts can’t seem to keep up with stock target upgrades. Share prices have the widest margin between analyst estimates and average price in its existence. That is... until Treelon tweets under the influence again. ☑️ Name dropping. Phase one of the US-China trade deal will be signed tomorrow. Finally. In what appears to be an act of good faith, the US announced that [it is dropping]( “Currency Manipulator” from China’s page in the Burn Book… and also stopped spreading rumors that President Xi puts ketchup on his pizza. The US Treasury department’s bi-annual report indicated that the trade agreement established procedures that address many of the department’s concerns that led to the designation back in August. ☑️ Shop til you drop. Albertson's grocers is [looking to go public](... again. Second time's the charm? The owner of Safeway and Jewel-Osco grocery store chains is taking a second shot an IPOing after a failed bid in 2015. Private Equity firm Cerberus Capital has been trying to get out from under (read: cash in on) Albertsons after helping turn the company around. As it stands, the company did $61B in sales in 2019, and has an expected value of $19B. The question is whether Cerberus should stick around as the company continues to improve in hopes of fetching a higher IPO price. Try as they might, Albertson’s subs don’t hold a candle to Publix. ☑️ Skip to my Lu. Lululemon [raised guidance]( for its current fiscal quarter thanks to more demand over the holiday season. The high-end yoga apparel company and pioneer of the "athleisure" category upped its Q4 revenue target from $1.37B to $1.38B. The announcement led to a 4% bump in the company's stock. Lulu is soo extra. RagingBull, LLC 62 Calef Hwy. #233, Lee, NH 03861 Neither Raging Bull nor RagingBull.com, LLC (publisher of Raging Bull) is registered as an investment adviser nor a broker/dealer with either the U. S. Securities & Exchange Commission or any state securities regulatory authority. Users of this website are advised that all information presented on this website is solely for informational purposes, is not intended to be used as a personalized investment recommendation, and is not attuned to any specific portfolio or to any user's particular investment needs or objectives. Past performance is NOT indicative of future results. 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