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positives are 1. stopped shy a penny from breaking next support 2. talk of covid which is when it only thrived 3. insider made news for buying 4. earnings blah, but they are offering big sales to boost earnings Negatives hard to add negatives when the entire company has been in the garbage why add to it

2/4/25 :: VROCKSTAR :: NASDAQ:MTCH Enticing but swipe left - nearly 8% fcf and awesome mgns get my attention, nevermind what looks like depressed YoY expectations this year - realistically, i'd not short the thing... don't like the debt, don't use the product (thank god), but i get it, this is what ppl do these days and it's a super useful service - does brandon's economy keep people from buying premium subscriptions, picking less dates? again, perhaps an interest barometer for the economy here. i'm not going to flip coin after doing that on googl and snap (longs) into print (and avoiding AMD - but i'll be watching from the sidelines and wish you the best - the speech will be the key!) ONE THING i did just do quickly which might be interesting for you is to see this chart of "snapchat" vs "tinder" on google trends over a long time horizon. interestingly the growth of snap's search interest started when tinder's started to decline. could it be that the youngsters are now meeting on snap - and snap is beco

I already own a bunch of MTCH, and to be honest, at higher prices. But I am adding to my position at this point for reasons that are both technical and fundamental. On the technical side, the stock has been strong over the past week, but is still in a declining 1-month trend. That said, both the upper edge of the regression trend and the lower end of the post-earnings gap are close at hand. I expect that the stock will break out of the declining trend and into the earnings gap, which should be good for at least 10% to $36. On the fundamental side, I believe that analysts are missing the point on online match-making. The big caveat mentioned by bears against both MTCH and competitor BMBL is that growth has evaporated of late. While that's true, I am not overly concerned about that. The reason is that (a) the company is profitable, with a not-too-shabby 16-18% ROIC in each of the last 4 quarters, and (b) MTCH is the heavyweight in the online matchmaking business, and I'd argue that this industry confers big b