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- Trump says U.S will delay China Tariff increase on March 1
- Tips for a 20 yr old on where i can learn the basics-advanced knowledge on investing
- Trump delays increase in tariffs on China, citing progress in trade talks
- Trump Vents Frustration With Trade Czar as China Talks Continue
- Huawei's new foldable phone will top both Apple and Samsung in price, costing around $2600
- Trump says will delay additional China tariffs originally scheduled to start on March 1
- So how did Buffett not see the problems at Kraft?
- Microsoft unveils an A.I. camera for developers
- Berkshire Hathaway VP Charlie Munger on investing in 2019
- Can an individual borrow at a fixed rate for the long term?
- What platforms do you guys use to invest in startups ?
- Investing in metals
- Can I track a funds positions?
- Mutual Fund Overlap Tool
- How do I short marine chattel loans?
- Vanguard Employee Retirement Plan
- Investment Banking Veteran Discusses his 5 Principals to Achieving Financial Success.
- Live Stocks and Options Traders
- Bracket Order Platforms
- Index investing for retirement, timing
- Why, yes, I’m an adult with an investment portfolio and totally know what I’m doing.
- Due diligence process for professionals
- Is it unwise to open a brokerage account just to buy one stock?
- What are your views on keeping or selling spin off company stock?
| Trump says U.S will delay China Tariff increase on March 1 Posted: 24 Feb 2019 02:59 PM PST Trump says U.S will delay China Tariff increase on March 1 [link] [comments]  |
| Tips for a 20 yr old on where i can learn the basics-advanced knowledge on investing Posted: 25 Feb 2019 12:14 AM PST Hey there everyone, im a 19/20 yr old doing tertiary education in engineering. Ive got a huge interest for business and investment banking (internet marketing and investment banking, PE, VC etc.), i was wondering if there was any way i could attain the knowledge for the investment side of things because ive been looking myself but i dont feel like im on the right track, so a guide would be greatly appreciated and really help me alot so that i can start off on the right foot. Thanks everyone! [link] [comments]  |
| Trump delays increase in tariffs on China, citing progress in trade talks Posted: 24 Feb 2019 03:12 PM PST Washington Post — President Trump said "substantial progress" and "productive talks" over recent days had led him to postpone a plan to increase tariffs on Chinese imports that had been scheduled to take effect March 1. He said he was also planning a summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Mar-a-Lago to finalize a trade deal if additional progress is made. [link] [comments]  |
| Trump Vents Frustration With Trade Czar as China Talks Continue Posted: 24 Feb 2019 11:55 AM PST (Bloomberg) -- President Donald Trump and his top trade negotiator, Robert Lighthizer, have grown increasingly frustrated with each other as a China trade deal stays elusive with a key deadline less than a week away, said people inside and close to the administration. The exasperation between the two erupted into the open during an unusual public exchange in front of China's top negotiator, assembled U.S. officials and journalists on Friday, during which Trump took issue with Lighthizer's explanation that any deal would take the form of a memorandum of understanding. "I don't like MOUs because they don't mean anything,'' the president said, before shooting down Lighthizer when the career lawyer described such documents as legally binding. After Friday's exchange, said two people familiar with the events, the president complained that Lighthizer had embarrassed him by publicly correcting him in front of the Chinese delegation and the press. The president also expressed frustration that Lighthizer hadn't yet stitched up a deal that Trump views as increasingly important. Talks between Lighthizer and other senior U.S. officials and Xi's special envoy, Liu He, continued on Saturday and were due to resume on Sunday. In a post on Twitter, the president said Sunday that the weekend talks have been "very productive." "The talks with China are still ongoing. Thanks to President Trump's firm leadership we are making strong progress on substantive structural issues,'' a senior USTR official said in response to a request for comment. The White House declined to comment. Trump's disappointment with his trade czar has built in recent months, according to people close to the administration, fueled by the stock market's precipitous drop in late 2018 as the trade war with China escalated. U.S. stocks logged their worst December performance since the Great Depression, and had their biggest annual decline since 2008. Lighthizer, a longtime China hawk, was one of the chief architects of the policy that led to Trump imposing tariffs on some $250 billion in imports from China. While Trump has declared himself to be a "Tariff Man," he's also been increasingly eager to close what he's pre-emptively billed as an historic deal with China. For his part, Lighthizer, 71, who's spent years arguing for a tougher trade stand against China, has been growing irritated with Trump's interventions, according to people familiar with the administration's internal deliberations. Trump, Xi In recent weeks Trump has said that a deal would only be concluded when he and Xi held their own summit to iron out the final differences. Trump has also publicly raised the possibility of extending a March 1 deadline for tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese imports to increase to 25 percent from 10 percent. Those moves and Friday's public Oval Office disagreement have been read as weakening Lighthizer's hand in the talks with China. Lighthizer's frustration hasn't reached the level where he's likely to resign, said one person familiar with internal White House deliberations. But officials from USTR have been making calls to surrogates thanking them for holding a tough line on China talks publicly. Another person close to Lighthizer on Saturday disputed that there was any rift with the president or any other administration officials, insisting that Trump's trade boss was liaising daily with Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and others including the president, and that the talks were continuing to make progress. Open Frustrations Other China hawks in the administration and in Congress, however, have been more open about their frustration. They worry that, having built up considerable leverage through his tariffs, Trump has become too focused on cutting a deal to calm financial markets, and that any agreement may fail to address core issues such as intellectual property theft. The concern is that a deal could end up seeing only a short-term increase in Chinese purchases of U.S. agricultural and energy products. "No matter how many tons of soybeans they buy if China gets to keep cheating & stealing trade secrets it won't be a good deal for America, our workers or our national security,'' Republican Senator Marco Rubio of Florida tweeted on Friday after Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue said China offered to buy 10 million tons of soybeans as talks continued. Post-Truce Flight On the flight back from the leaders' Dec. 1 dinner in Argentina, at which a 90-day truce was agreed, the president tasked Lighthizer with getting a China deal. When Lighthizer told him that he believed Beijing wasn't ready to make meaningful concessions, Trump insisted a resolution had to be found, according to one person briefed on the exchange. Mnuchin and National Economic Council Director Larry Kudlow have been making the case to the president that investors expect a deal, and not getting one would cause U.S. stock markets, which have started the year strongly on trade optimism, to stumble again, according to people familiar with internal deliberations. They've also advised Trump to hold off on issuing an executive order that would ban Huawei Technologies Co. and other Chinese telecoms equipment from U.S. networks for fear taking action against Chinese companies would undermine the trade negotiations. Hawks in the administration worry that Trump will ultimately not take a tough stance against those companies, even though they've been accused of espionage and trade secret theft and U.S. officials including Secretary of State Michael Pompeo have been traveling the world urging allies not to use any Huawei or ZTE Corp. equipment in new 5G networks. [link] [comments]  |
| Huawei's new foldable phone will top both Apple and Samsung in price, costing around $2600 Posted: 24 Feb 2019 07:07 AM PST https://www.cnbc.com/2019/02/24/huawei-mate-x-launches-at-mobile-world-congress-specs-price.html Huawei unveiled the Mate X foldable 5G smartphone on Sunday at Mobile World Congress. Huawei's phone heats up the competition with Samsung, which unveiled the Galaxy Fold last week. The price of the Mate X will start at 2299 euros, roughly $2600. [link] [comments]  |
| Trump says will delay additional China tariffs originally scheduled to start on March 1 Posted: 24 Feb 2019 02:58 PM PST U.S. - China Trade 25% Tariffs on Chinese imports set to go into effect March 1, 2019 have been delayed due to progress made in Trade negotiations between the United States and China. If progress continues, President Trump will meet with Xi at Mar-a-Lago to conclude the Agreement. https://www.cnbc.com/2019/02/24/trump-us-will-delay-china-tariffs-scheduled-to-start-on-march-1.html [link] [comments]  |
| So how did Buffett not see the problems at Kraft? Posted: 24 Feb 2019 07:00 PM PST Buffett is someone who we look up to. A lot of people consider him God. His nickname is the Oracle of Ohama. But how did he miss the accounting fraud and the product lineup stagnation at Kraft? Buffett is Kraft's biggest shareholder, so did he simply get lazy and take his eye off the stock? Did he not see that 3G was trying to squeeze every penny out of Kraft for short term gains, but to the expense of the long term stability of the company? This has to be the biggest mistake Buffett has made in his career. [link] [comments]  |
| Microsoft unveils an A.I. camera for developers Posted: 24 Feb 2019 10:14 AM PST https://www.cnbc.com/2019/02/24/microsoft-unveils-an-ai-camera-for-developers.html Microsoft's Azure Kinect will cost $399 and is available for pre-order today. Microsoft sold 35 million earlier-generation Kinect devices in past years. [link] [comments]  |
| Berkshire Hathaway VP Charlie Munger on investing in 2019 Posted: 24 Feb 2019 11:17 AM PST |
| Can an individual borrow at a fixed rate for the long term? Posted: 25 Feb 2019 04:12 AM PST I know companies can issue bonds that fixes their borrowing costs for the long term. Most people can borrow from the bank at variable rates (except for mortgages that can be fixed). However, if I just want to casually borrow for say 10 years at a fixed interest rate (similar to issuing a bond) - is that possible? Lets assume I have all the collateral requirements - lots of real estate and liquid assets. [link] [comments]  |
| What platforms do you guys use to invest in startups ? Posted: 25 Feb 2019 03:37 AM PST I like the idea of investing in startups. I've put some money into a few seedrs companies ~1 and a half years ago and, surprisingly enough. I was able to sell some of the share and make they money back. However, I'm curios what other platforms are popular out there ? I'm especially interested in platforms with an active internal market, so that I can liquidate stock in 1-3 years from purchasing, rather than having to wait 5 to 10 years for an IPO or the company being sold. I'd also be curios in investing into dividend paying startups, but as far as I can see "dividends" aren't "a thing" with most companies anymore. [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 24 Feb 2019 11:08 PM PST I own a lot of gold, silver, platinum and palladium. I'm looking to diversify into useful materials. It doesn't seem as though many people do this. It's a bit strange but plenty of materials are essential to many modern things. Of course I haven't the space to stockpile steel, copper, helium or other very common ones. But how about rare earth metals? They are used as far as I know in electronic and lasers, and are expensive enough to not need a warehouse to store a good bit of value. I have heard magnets may be replaced with an alloy of iron cobalt etc to avoid neodymium but no clue if that's widespread. Fairly sure rare earths have a place for a while in manufacturing so if prices go up, or china cuts off the supply, could be worthwhile. Anyone have other suggestions for unorthodox investments? I'm interested in getting art/artifacts but that will take a lot of learning. I'm very invested in stocks and bonds etc but wanted to diversify. Land will be a big one for me soon as well. What are you guys invested in? [link] [comments]  |
| Can I track a funds positions? Posted: 25 Feb 2019 02:43 AM PST Just for clarification, I'm totally against Brexit, but if Jacob Rees Moog is going to get rich from it, we might as well too. Is there anyway for me to track the positions of his funds Somerset Capital ? I'd love to take the same positions as them. Thanks. [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 24 Feb 2019 04:41 PM PST Hi folks, came across this site http://www.thefundoo.com/Tools/PortfolioOverlap quite useful to help visualize fund overlap however it is not for USA based funds. Does anyone know something similar that is not Morningstar X-Ray. The etrade tools are quite limited. [link] [comments]  |
| How do I short marine chattel loans? Posted: 24 Feb 2019 05:59 AM PST This is a plea. Can we stop it with asking how to short credit instruments that are difficult if not impossible to short? Seems like most of the OPS do not know the first thing about shorting also. [link] [comments]  |
| Vanguard Employee Retirement Plan Posted: 24 Feb 2019 09:54 PM PST Some background: I make around 63k a year excluding the yearly bonuses. I basically have zero expenses, I live at home and work 3 miles from my job. I want to max out any bit of retirements/HSA/etc. so I can save as much as I can before I move out on my own. I'm a bit confused as to how I should go about this. My employer goes through Vanguard, where they will match 100% up to 6% of my income. When I go on the site it allows me to contribute 1%-40% into an Employee Pre-Tax, Employee Roth, and Employee After Tax. Are these the ones subject to the 19k yearly deduction? I'm not sure how I should be allocating these percentages to reach the 19k.. I also opened a Roth IRA through Vanguard as well to max the 6k contribution. I'm really not sure how to go about this. I want want to take advantage of these benefits now more than later. It would also be much appreciated if I can get advice on anything else I should investing in? TIA! [link] [comments]  |
| Investment Banking Veteran Discusses his 5 Principals to Achieving Financial Success. Posted: 24 Feb 2019 09:34 PM PST |
| Live Stocks and Options Traders Posted: 25 Feb 2019 12:06 AM PST Top Real Money Stocks and Options Trading. Collaborate with the best, I recommend them. I've used them for 6 weeks now? . Live Stocks and Options Traders. [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 24 Feb 2019 10:47 AM PST I day trade, looking for a good, easy to use platform that will allow me to place 2 sell orders on the same stock. Ie, I buy 10 shares of X stock at $10, then I immediately place a conditional SELL order for the same 10 shares IF the price drops to $9.50 or IF the price rises to $11.50. The simpler, the better. TY [link] [comments]  |
| Index investing for retirement, timing Posted: 24 Feb 2019 02:38 PM PST I missed the dip, because I wasn't ready yet, but now I've got this pile of cash that I've been wanting to put into some US and international total market index stocks, but the weekly and daily Invesup-trends seem like they are on a rocket ship right now. Every day, I think... ok maybe today the trend will change, it has to cool off at some point, right? Then another day goes by and its just higher than it was before. There are some key resistance levels coming in about .5% that need to be tested, so maybe I should see what happens then, maybe a juicy Mueller report is going to be dropped soon, or Trump will piss of China or something that causes Trump havoc...or maybe I should stop trying to time the market. So... who has a crystal ball here? Obviously, nobody... but what would you do in this situation? Would you just hold your nose and hope you aren't buying at the top, or would you wait a couple more weeks to try to get in on a pull-back? Or should I put in 50% now and wait for the rest? I'm interested in hearing what you would do, I know you are all random people on the internet, and I do not plan on taking your advice blindly, but I am interested to know what others would do. [link] [comments]  |
| Why, yes, I’m an adult with an investment portfolio and totally know what I’m doing. Posted: 24 Feb 2019 12:47 PM PST I'm in SDY, VOO, and SWPPX (mutual fund). They all follow the S&P. I'm also in SDY and VYM which are both high dividend funds. My question is if it makes sense to have all these similar index funds. Do I need three index funds that follow the S&P? I'd like to say there was a reason I did this but there's really not. I just figure splitting it out in multiple companies is better than putting it all in one company. I'm also in retirement target year funds which probably overlap these funds. I get that I'm suppose to look at how expensive the stock is. I look at the net and gross expense ratio and...yeah I have no idea wtf any of that means. So I try to be proactive and google that shit and come across this: "The expense ratio is calculated by dividing a mutual fund's operating expenses by the average total dollar value for all the assets within the fund." WELL NOW IT ALL MAKES SENSE! I feel like my investment choices are one big mess. I have no idea what I'm doing. Screw British lit, there needs to be a mandatory personal finance class that teaches this crap to students. Non-finance people, how have you gone about learning what all this finance jargon is? [link] [comments]  |
| Due diligence process for professionals Posted: 24 Feb 2019 03:28 PM PST Just wondering if people professionally employed could give a brief overview of their due diligence process and sources. Do you basically just use their financials and see what they did, look at past earnings calls to see what they've promised and how they've executed and use Bloomberg for beta estimates and financials? -university student wanting to learn the professional process [link] [comments]  |
| Is it unwise to open a brokerage account just to buy one stock? Posted: 24 Feb 2019 01:42 PM PST I have Robinhood, but it doesn't have the stock I'm interested in buying, OGRMF (Organigram). Is there any reason not to open up a brokerage account like Fidelity or Schwab just to buy one stock? Also, is there one that offers commission free trades to new account holders? [link] [comments]  |
| What are your views on keeping or selling spin off company stock? Posted: 24 Feb 2019 08:36 PM PST I usually just sell them as soon as I receive the cut of the new stock. Should I continue this practice or should I hold onto them? Is there any historical data which might point to which option is better? [link] [comments]  |
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