Snap Inc. set to price IPO at $17 per share

Snap Inc. today announced the pricing of its initial public offering of 200,000,000 shares of Class A common stock at a price to the public of $17 per share, for a total offering size of $3,400,000,000. Snap is issuing and selling 145,000,000 shares of Class A common stock and the selling stockholders are selling an additional 55,000,000 shares of Class A common stock.

Their raising 24  billion dollars for a company that doesn't make any money yet. Although it does have revenues. Pricing is twice the p/e for facebook. Potentially in play on the opening momentum. Millennials love it so well see were it goes.

Tesla on the cusp of All Time Highs

Since the trend break in the low $200 area, Tesla has been on a steady up hill move for 8 weeks now. Announcing last night it is moving its production date up to February 20th from July is creating a big pre market gap today. Morgan Stanley has been targeting late 2017. This is a HUGE headline which could launch a massive sueeze from already extended levels. Earnings data will come just a few days after its earnings this month. This could possibly be the worlds first trillion $ stock as mentioned by its CEO in a earnings conference early last year. $291 all time highs are within reach at this point with short interest over 20%

Hers the Reuters article that came out late in the post market session last night

http://www.reuters.com/article/us-tesla-model-idUSKBN15N2W7

Nutanix reports a solid earnings release - Upgrades & Color

$NTNX Moving higher in the pre market after reporting solid earnings last night. Stock originally traded off $2 after the earnings headline.

Company sees Q2 adjusted EPS (36c)-(35c), consensus (37c)  Nutanix sees Q2 adjusted EPS (36c)-(35c), consensus (37c)

#Nutanix options imply 24.7% move in share price post-earnings, above median historical move



Nutanix should be bought on any weakness, says RBC Capital
RBC Capital analyst Matthew Hedberg says that Nutanix reported "strong" results, and he believes that the company's raised Q2 guidance "looks conservative." The analyst says that any weakness in the stock should be used "as an opportunity to own a disruptive vendor in the cross-hairs of hybrid-cloud computing." He raised his price target on the stock to $38 from $36 and keeps an Outperform rating on the shares.

Nutanix should be bought on weakness, says JMP Securities
After Nutanix reported stronger than expected results, JMP Securities analyst John Lucia says that the results were "positive," and notes that the company's billings jumped 87% year-over-year versus the consensus outlook of 63%. The analyst says that the results show "robust momentum in the hyperconverged market and continued market leadership." He recommends buying the shares on weakness.

Tesla up $10 Despite Negative Analyst Comments

Tesla has a rare profitable quarter - Monster beat against analyst expectations (Tesla reports Q3 non-GAAP EPS 71c, consensus 9c) - guides solid-idly with respect to the Model 3 launch. Indicates its going to redefine Uber's model (The largest privately held company known) Yet the street continues to talk down the price as a 20-30% short float remains. 

Tesla quarter not as good as it looks, says JPMorgan  

JPMorgan analyst Ryan Brinkman says Tesla's Q3 earnings report is not as good as it looks. At first glance, the quarter looks like a "very strong beat" across all metrics, Brinkman tells investors in a research note. Tesla, however, reported a $139M benefit from the sale of Zero Emission Vehicle credits versus its guidance for a negligible amount, which alone helped earnings per share by 73c, the analyst contends. Brinkman also sees some "comparability issues" relative to Tesla's reported revenue, gross profit, and net income given the "complicated" change in accounting methodology. The analyst views the quarter as good, just not as good as it looks on the surface. He keeps an Underweight rating on Tesla with a $180 price target. The electric carmaker is up 5%, or $10.16, to $212.40 in pre-market trading.

Goldman sees Tesla's capital needs pushed out until Q3 2017 

Goldman analyst David Tamberrino said Tesla reported a solid Q3 but it is not enough to overcome what he sees as increased risk to the company's capital deployment strategy and uncertainty in 2017 from the Model 3 launch. The analyst now expects Tesla will need to raise capital in Q3 2017 from Q4 2016 previously as the Model 3/gigafactory capex spend is weighted towards 1H 2017. Tamberrino raised his price target on Tesla to $190 from $185 and maintains his Neutral rating.

Oppenheimer remains cautious on Tesla Model 3 ramp  

Following Tesla's Q3 results, Oppenheimer analyst Colin Rusch expects bulls and bears to see support for their theses in this quarter's report. While bulls will point to profitability, cash generation, solid deliveries, and guidance for Model 3 production in 2017, bears will pick apart gross margin, he noted. The analyst is encouraged by the company's improved cash management but remains cautious on the ramp of the Model 3 being slower and more expensive than investors expected weighing on shares. Rusch reiterates a Perform rating on the stock.

Tesla catalysts should drive shares higher, says Baird

Baird analyst Ben Kallo said Tesla beat Q3 estimates across the board and management gave positive commentary. The analyst noted its strong gross margins and improved operational efficiency. He also noted that management said a capital raise may not be necessary for the ramp of its Model 3. Kallo reiterated his Outperform rating and $338 price target on Tesla shares.