People are discussing the financial performance of HIMS, a healthcare company, as well as its stock movements. The conversation revolves around the company's Q1 earnings report which showed EPS of 20c and revenue of $585.01M, beating consensus estimates for revenue but missing on EPS. There is also discussion about the volatility of HIMS' stock price and some users expressing regret over their investment decisions related to HIMS.

People are discussing Palantir's recent earnings report and its positive impact on the company's stock. They are also talking about the firm's raised revenue outlook for 2025 due to strong demand for its products from US businesses, particularly those adopting generative AI technology. Additionally, there is discussion around investment strategies related to Palantir, such as buying options with different days till expiration (DTE) around earnings announcements.

People are discussing Ford's decision to suspend its 2025 financial guidance due to uncertainty about tariffs, which could cost the company $2.5 billion this year. The discussions also revolve around the comparison of Ford with General Motors in terms of tariff impact and import volumes. There is also chatter about Ford's Q1 earnings matching expectations, and speculation on the company's future strategies amid potential industrywide supply chain disruptions.

People are discussing a potential deal with AMC involving the licensing of exclusive content from various productions owned by an individual. The content, which includes a documentary and reality shows, could be stagger-dropped on AMC's streaming app for over two years. There are also discussions about proprietary software that could adjust ticket prices based on demand and allow reselling. This move is seen as potentially transformative for AMC, likening it to Disney in terms of innovation and strategic partnerships.

People are discussing the potential impact of tariffs on Netflix, speculating that it could lead to a drop in its stock price and possibly result in increased subscription costs. There is also debate about how these tariffs might affect Netflix's international content, particularly foreign films and series. Some users express concerns that this could lead to less diverse content available on the platform.

People are discussing Dollar Tree's decision to test price ranges up to $7, moving away from their traditional $1 pricing model. This has sparked debates about inflation and the potential impact on low-income consumers as well as implications for the broader retail market. Some Reddit users suggest this could pave the way for new "extreme discount" players, while others express concern over whether Dollar Tree is losing sight of its original business model in pursuit of higher profits.

People are discussing Airbnb's Q1 results and the company's disappointing revenue forecast for Q2. While Airbnb met most estimates for Q1, it reported a decline in net income and predicted softer future results due to broader economic uncertainties. Some Reddit users speculate that this could be an indication of a looming recession, while others believe that despite the economic situation, Airbnb might experience a boom due to changes in travel behavior.

People are discussing the potential volatility of Apple's stock, warning others to be cautious as it may not follow the same trajectory as Microsoft. Some users are also looking for a better app to track live changes in major indexes, while others anticipate a positive Q1 report from Apple due to increased sales driven by tariff concerns. There is also discussion about how tariffs might affect Apple's future earnings and its attempts to shift iPhone production away from China.

People are discussing McDonald's recent financial performance, which has seen the largest U.S. same-store sales decline since 2020 and missed Wall Street expectations for their first quarter earnings. They attribute this to a combination of factors including price increases, healthier eating trends among consumers, and increased competition from other restaurants offering better quality food at similar prices. There is also criticism on the perceived decrease in value for money as some users feel that McDonald's prices have become comparable to those of full-service restaurants.