ZBRA

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  Bill Johnson@ProtectOrLoseYourCapitalBearish5m

  $ZBRA They have a 2 billion dollar loan due in May 25, 2027 Good Luck paying that off in 9 months . I hae no idea how they can get money to pay there debt off that is why in my opionin they will go Bk

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  Bill Johnson@ProtectOrLoseYourCapitalBearish34m

  $ZBRA ZBRA trading at wiht 47.63 million shares trading at $373 per share, with approximately 99% institutional ownership, with a market capitalization of approximately $17.9 billion. In my opinion, the company is bankrupt on paper. With a recommended stock price of around $22 based on forward multiples, the stock could potentially rise; however, since the company has more than $2 billion in debt, I believe it is nearly impossible for ZBRA to pay off its debt. In my opinion AI software can reproduce similar software for less than $50 million, it is easy to see why I believe ZBRA is bankrupt on paper and I believ ethis company will go Bannkrupt within the next 1–2 years or sooner

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  Bill Johnson@ProtectOrLoseYourCapitalBearish51m

  $ZBRA At this oint this is a falling knfe with no bottom in site.

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  Bill Johnson@ProtectOrLoseYourCapital1h

  $ZBRA The 372.99 wall has broken Next wall is around 370.00 then 360, then 320

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  Bill Johnson@ProtectOrLoseYourCapitalBearish1h

  $ZBRA A) If you see $385 → $375 → $365 → $350, be careful. The stock is trading at insane multiples based on future earnings. Using the current average multiple, the stock should be trading around $22.07. The resistance is very thin right now.

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  Followdarabbit@JohnyB50001h

  $ZBRA needs a nice healthy PB

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  Bill Johnson@ProtectOrLoseYourCapitalBearish1h

  $ZBRA The company is not even worth $1 dollar with it 2 billion dollar debt it will never recover form the debt. It is a total scam and is about to go bankrupt soon in my opionion

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  Bill Johnson@ProtectOrLoseYourCapitalBearish2h

  $ZBRA This company, which has $2 billion in debt, has been squeezed to the point of insanity through low-volume trading designed to squeeze the naked shorts. I believe the squeeze is about over because the company’s debt is becoming a problem. They cannot squeeze enough money out of the naked shorts, who are buying shares to push the price higher and force the naked shorts to cover. In the meantime, the investors who have profited from the naked-short money are not using their own money to manipulate the stock higher. These investors cannot squeeze the stock much further because the naked shorts have backed off shorting it. This company cannot, or will not, dig itself out of this debt. Even if its technology works, another company with no debt could potentially develop similar technology for less than $50 million by using AI software to develop the same technology that ZBRA has. In my opinion, the company could go bankrupt within a year or two.

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  Jason A. Mazzulla@gooofy5h

  $RR $SERV $SYM $ROK $ZBRA we will see

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  XUltra@xUltraCashBullish1d

  $ZBRA

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  AaronKrolik@TechridyStocksBullish1d

  $ZBRA boom 🤯

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  Followdarabbit@JohnyB50001d

  $ZBRA shorts are selling and company the only buying ! 😂

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  Bill Johnson@ProtectOrLoseYourCapitalBearish2d

  $ZBRA AI can't fix 2.8 billion ini debt , it will take them 10 years to dig out of this hole and in the mean time another company with no debt can reproeduce there ai software for less then 50 million dollars.

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  Bill Johnson@ProtectOrLoseYourCapital2d

  $ZBRA It alway amazing that a company that has 2.55 in debt with a Market cap of $18.2 billion is still going up

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  Nicholas@JFDIBullish5d

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