IFF targets $10.6B to $10.9B in 2025 sales amid strategic realignment I'm loving you getting back in the swing of things. Pretty neutral chart but it does appear to A) be at support which is good and B) might be turning into a channel stock for now $75-$80 // It should eventually break $80 and I see $86- target. Maybe $90 if the market is in a good mood. Nice call!
I guess we have to think about: https://www.marieclaire.com/beauty/perfume-prices-trump-administration-tariffs/
Sometimes when it's big enough you just blindly volume vol as we did. I knew there had to be a story- Some HF guy is pushing it-- Opendoor stock records 180% weekly gain as retail frenzy cements meme status Following a public bull case from the hedge fund that spotted Carvana, retail investors are piling into iBroker Opendoor. Following a bull thesis for an Opendoor turnaround posted to X on July 14 by EMJ Capital principal and Carvana (CVNA) spotter Eric Jackson, the stock has firmly entered retail meme stock status. Retail trading activity in Opendoor stock has increased 140% over the past 10 days compared to the preceding month, according to retail investor data provider VandaTrack After reaching a high of $39.24 in February 2021, shares of Opendoor had fallen to under $1 each. The latest retail rally, fueled by Jackson's thesis and speculative posts on the meme-stock Reddit forumr/WallStreetBets, has begun to push the company toward the $5 line that would lift it out of penny stock status. On Friday, the stock closed at $2.25 per share. The question for Opendoor leadership will be what it can do to maintain the momentum and potentially reach Jackson's price target of $82 per share. Opendoor uses iBuyer real estate technology to buy homes from owners for cash, make light repairs, then flip them back onto the open market to hopefully resell at a profit.