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    Stock Market - TSLA in 10 years. Where do you see it?

    Stock Market - TSLA in 10 years. Where do you see it?


    TSLA in 10 years. Where do you see it?

    Posted: 06 Aug 2019 06:58 AM PDT

    Title says it all. I wanna hear your opinions on the company & its stock

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    Are there any stocks I should scoop up while the market is down?

    Posted: 06 Aug 2019 04:29 AM PDT

    I'm debating buying today or waiting to see if it sinks lower tomorrow. I know it's risky. My dad always says "the market makes fools of those who try to time it".

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    Stocks set to open higher today

    Posted: 06 Aug 2019 05:03 AM PDT

    An app for price notification?

    Posted: 06 Aug 2019 04:10 PM PDT

    Is there an app which notifies you when a certain stock hits a certain price?

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    Impact of trade war on US stock market

    Posted: 06 Aug 2019 11:07 AM PDT

    Why does the trade war have such a big impact on the US economy/stock market given the total trade (import and export) with China only accounts for ~3% of US GDP?

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    It's a lot easier to understand stocks when you look at the cyclical trend.

    Posted: 06 Aug 2019 06:35 PM PDT

    Amid the volatile trading action and news on the trade war, let's step back and recognize the stock market has been in a long consolidation phase for about a year now as economic growth slows. As you can see from the chart below, the 200 day moving average of the S&P 500 has been consolidating since the summer of 2018.

    200 day moving average stuck

    The S&P 500 had its 4th quickest 5% correction in this bull market since 2009. Only 11 stocks in the S&P 500 were up on August 5th which is the lowest total since Christmas Eve 2018. On the other hand, this is only the 2nd 5% correction of the year. Since 2009, the average is 3 per year. On average since 1928, there have been 17 daily declines of 2% or more per year; there have been 5 in 2019 as of August 5th.

    Is This Stock Market Correction Forecasting Disaster?

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    Thoughts on investing in company after IPO launches.

    Posted: 06 Aug 2019 04:19 PM PDT

    I'm learning to invest and looking for some advice.

    Napier Port Holdings Limited in New Zealand is launching an IPO later this month and I was wandering if it would be a good idea to invest after the stock launches and the IPO period dies down or on the day the stock is offered. I was considering on investing on the day it launches because they seem to be offering 45% of their company to help pay for a port expansion increasing future business. The stock is priced at $2.29 - $2.60. Due to a lack of IPOs in New Zealand I initially expected a large demand to rise the price but I don't have enough experience to be able to accurately predict this.

    Also any constructive criticism in my thinking is appreciated, as I said I'm new to this and trying to learn.

    For anyone wanting reference: https://www.stuff.co.nz/business/113802201/port-napier-share-float-and-nzx-listing-given-go-ahead

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    Earnings Release Sites

    Posted: 06 Aug 2019 01:16 PM PDT

    Where do you guys typically go to find earnings releases after market close. I tend to refresh on google and don't always get it as fast as other sites post it, is there any good ones that you can recommend?

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    Benchmark Botanics Receives Cannabis Sales Licence From Health Canada

    Posted: 06 Aug 2019 10:21 AM PDT

    BENCHMARK BOTANICS RECEIVES CANNABIS SALES LICENSE FROM HEALTH CANADA

    Benchmark Botanics Inc.'s 100-per-cent-owned subsidiary, Potanicals Green Growers Inc., has received a sales licence from Health Canada, effective July 26, 2019.

    The licence allows Benchmark to supply and sell finished cannabis products to provincial governments throughout Canada and through Canada's distribution and retail supply chain. Benchmark will be providing recreational and medical dried cannabis, capsules and other forms of cannabis products as the government of Canada makes more forms of the product legal for sale and consumption later this year.

    "Receiving the Health Canada sales licence is of significant importance and signals a giant step forward for the growth of Benchmark," commented William Ying, chief executive officer of Benchmark Botanics. "The sales licence gives the company the ability to sell additional products and is very timely with the new legalization for the edible market soon upon us. Our sales licence will allow us to enter the Canadian medical and recreational marketplaces, as well as fulfill potential international supply agreements."

    Along with the recent approvals for the Zhejiang Yatai Pharmaceutical Co. Ltd. joint venture, receiving the sales licence represents another key milestone in Benchmark's path toward becoming one of global leaders in the development and commercialization of cannabis and cannabis-derived products designed to support health and wellness. Since late 2017, Benchmark has secured all regulatory approvals required to harvest and sell cannabis, which has contributed to the continuing growth and enhancement of the business.

    About Benchmark Botanics Inc.

    Benchmark Botanics is a diversified, multilicensed cannabis producer focused on a three-way vertical business model, targeting the medical, pharmaceutical and recreational markets in Canada as well as the European Union. The company's business plan also includes a strategy to become a Canadian licensed producer to pioneer selling medical cannabis and hemp in China and throughout Asia.

    Benchmark Botanics is focused on producing the highest-quality, indoor-grown cannabis for patients and adult recreational consumers, as well as developing international business partnerships to extend the company's global footprint.

    http://benchmarkbotanics.com

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    Are You Still Trying To “Fade” The Bond Rally?

    Posted: 06 Aug 2019 07:46 AM PDT

    For weeks, if not months, I have been reading one bearish bond article after another. In fact, many of these same writers have been arguing with me for months about the bond rally I expected back in November of 2018. One suggests that this rally is really a "fake," whereas another has been strongly suggesting that investors fade this rally, with many more supporting their opinions. The problem is that these analysts have been trying to "fade" this rally for the last 10-15% up. Yet, I will gladly bank my "fake" 20% profits on this trade.

    As each week goes by, I continue to chuckle about how many people do not understand the context of the markets upon which they opine. Remember how certain analysts and investors were that rates were only headed higher back in November of 2018?

    And, all these same analysts and investors that did not see this rally coming have been fighting it all the way up.

    But, those that followed our work and got into bonds when TLT was in the 112-113 region have now made 20% on that trade since November of 2018. In fact, at each stage of the rally, and especially since I first told my subscribers that I was going long TLT, many of my own subscribers fought me along the way.

    Going long bonds during the last 10 months has been one of the most hated trades, yet one of the most profitable. Unfortunately, the mantra "you cannot fight the Fed" kept many out of this trade. Isn't it now funny how the Fed was the one to recently capitulate as it recognized it could not fight the market?

    Let me take a moment to recap our history and perspective on bonds. For those that followed our work over the years, you would know that we called for a top to the bond market on June 27, 2016, with the market striking its multi-year highs within a week of our call. Right after that top call, TLT dropped 22%, until we saw the bottoming structure develop in late 2018.

    So, in November of 2018, I noted to my subscribers that I was going long TLT just as it broke below the 113 level. At the time, many were telling me

    that I was crazy to go long bonds, as the Fed was still raising rates. The main reason many thought I was crazy was that "you cannot fight the Fed."

    Well, in my case, I recognized that the Fed cannot fight the market. And, the market was suggesting to me that it was bottoming out and about to turn up quite strongly. In fact, back in the fall of 2018, we set our ideal target for this rally at the 135/136 region. Yes, we not only identified where we think we bottom, but we even set ideal targets before the rally began.

    Since that time, TLT has moved from just below 113, when we went long, to just over 136. While I had wanted to see more of a pullback before we began this last segment of the rally, the market had other intentions.

    At this point in time, we have almost completed the segment of the rally I was expecting from November of 2018, but we still have a few "squiggles" left. Most specifically, as long as the next smaller degree pullback holds over the 134 support, then my ideal target zone for this rally is in the 137.50-138.50 region, with the outside potential to rally as high as the 140 region.

    While the market may choose to go even higher in the coming months, I will be personally divesting of the rest of my TLT holdings into that zone, or on a break down below 134. In fact, as we rallied up through 136 on Friday, I sold more of my holdings. So, I see this as a time to ring the cash register, and cash in for a nice 20% return since our entry in November.

    The question I have been asked many times of late is whether one should consider shorting the TLT now that the rally I have been expecting has just about completed?

    To be honest, I am not certain at this point in time. While I think the market will likely top out once we complete this segment of the rally, much will depend on whether the TLT can find support in the 129-131 region on the next pullback. If it pulls back correctively to that support, then we can still see one more rally in the coming months which can even make a higher all-time high in TLT. I may even consider one more trade on it at that time, but in a much less aggressive fashion. Clearly, this will be a "game-time" decision for me, based upon the structure of the market on the next pullback.

    However, should the market be unable to hold support in the 129-131 region, that is an initial signal that an all-time high was likely struck back in 2016, and that rates are heading higher from here on, and potentially for many years to come.

    In the meantime, as I noted above, I have begun to ring the cash register, and have been reaping the 20% profits we have earned since our entry in November. While I still have positions left which I will sell in the 137.50-138.50 region, or on a strong break of 134, I intend to be divesting myself of the rest of my TLT positions over the coming several weeks, at least until I see how the market handles a pullback to the 129-131 region. (TLT chart here: https://www.fatrader.com/p/analysis/Chart-on-TLT-Are-You-Still-Trying-To-Fade-The-Bond-Rally-2019080311555.html)

    Who knows . . . maybe we will see all those who have been bearish bonds, and have missed this 20% rally, begin to turn bullish up here. In fact, I have seen things like this happen more times than I can even count. But, as one of my more astute members have noted, "the goal of Elliott Wave analysis is to analyze market sentiment and not to participate in it." For now, I think we are getting a bit too frothy for my risk appetite.

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    Has anyone done any research on StorEn Technologies?

    Posted: 06 Aug 2019 07:16 AM PDT

    I'm doing some research on if StorEn Technologies is a good investment currently they are only on StartEngine because they're a relatively small company. I feel like they could possibly blow up like BYND did when going public but idk if the market for there product is strong enough for a long term investment.

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    $DMAN Pink current. Market cap is only 1.1 million - Similar share structure and starting price as $DCGD. I think $DMAN runs hard.

    Posted: 06 Aug 2019 06:16 AM PDT

    http://wallstbulletin.com/2019/08/comparative-analysis-report-on-otc-markets-leading-advancers-revealing-the-revival-of-small-cap-stocks/

    Look at the comparative share structures and starting prices. I think over the next couple weeks, $DMAN will be over .10 - I know thats crazy, but look at the share structure and chart. Its identical to $DCGD before its big run.

    Whats the difference? Can someone point it out to me?

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    Soethby’s - any upside?

    Posted: 06 Aug 2019 05:36 AM PDT

    Cybereason, an endpoint detection and response platform, raises $200M Series E led by SoftBank at a $900M valuation

    Posted: 06 Aug 2019 03:47 AM PDT

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