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- Charles Schwab’s move to sell fractions of shares could be a ‘game-changer’ for investors
- StockSight - crowd-sourced stock market open-source software
- Stock Market project
- $TSLA Don't go chasing TESLA
- What can you do with $100 in the stock market
- What does everyone think of Paypal stock earnings?
- $SQ Paypal a sign of things to come in Square.
- New All-Time Highs By Year End - But, It May Not Be What You Expect
| Charles Schwab’s move to sell fractions of shares could be a ‘game-changer’ for investors Posted: 24 Oct 2019 07:59 AM PDT It could also spell more trouble for traditional mutual funds, some experts say Online broker Charles Schwab SCHW, -0.85% is planning to launch "fractional stock" ownership in a bid to woo younger investors, the company's founder and president Charles R. Schwab said in a recent interview with The Wall Street Journal. That could make it possible for individual investors to buy shares in companies, and exchange-traded funds, in smaller, or exact dollar amounts. "This could potentially be a 'game-changer,'" says Peter Palion, a certified financial planner at Master Plan Advisory, Inc. in East Meadow, N.Y. "It would be a game changer if you could specify the dollar amount and say, 'I want to buy, say, $100 of the Gold SPDR," GLD, +0.73% he says. That would be a win for investors who are handling small amounts of money, and for those who want to invest a certain amount of money each month into retirement accounts, he says. It would allow some investors to buy $25 or $50 at a time of individual stocks or ETFs, he says. It could also allow investors to invest, say, exactly $500 a month in one or more ETFs as part of a regular investment plan. [link] [comments]  |
| StockSight - crowd-sourced stock market open-source software Posted: 24 Oct 2019 08:08 PM PDT StockSight - crowd-sourced stock market open-source software https://github.com/shirosaidev/stocksight [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 24 Oct 2019 11:33 AM PDT Anyone have any short term stock in invest in? Class project where we invest money into stock as a simulation but the stock data we are running off of is current and is actually stock prices. [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 24 Oct 2019 05:09 AM PDT What a move in the afterhours, if your long, best not be greedy, they short sellers will not give up that easily. https://www.tradingview.com/chart/TSLA/bVgRcz3v-TSLA-Don-t-go-chasing-TESLA/ [link] [comments]  |
| What can you do with $100 in the stock market Posted: 24 Oct 2019 05:45 PM PDT I was backtesting the stock market in the past 10-20 years and thought would like to share a calculator so you can randomly generate a stock and see how the stock performs since dot.com bubble / financial crisis until today. https://www.earningsfly.com/articles/what-can-you-do-with-100-in-the-stock-market p.s: please be aware there are survival bias in the calculator. p.s2: dividends are not discounted back to the price. [link] [comments]  |
| What does everyone think of Paypal stock earnings? Posted: 24 Oct 2019 08:24 AM PDT |
| $SQ Paypal a sign of things to come in Square. Posted: 24 Oct 2019 07:22 AM PDT Hopefully the blowout earnings from Paypal give us a insight into the upcoming earnings from SQ , obviously cash is not king anymore, it is becoming a inconvenience for many small businesses, card & app transactions are growing and will eventually spell the end for cash. Sq is well down from its highs so maybe a buy and hold rather than a trade. Company profile https://www.tradingview.com/chart/SQ/vrPTWltR-SQ-Paypal-a-sign-of-things-to-come-in-Square/ [link] [comments]  |
| New All-Time Highs By Year End - But, It May Not Be What You Expect Posted: 24 Oct 2019 09:19 AM PDT This market has been difficult for both the longs and the shorts for months now. While it has been unwilling to break down, it has also been equally unwilling to break out. What makes me scratch my head even more of late is that the Fed has come to the table with its "not-really-QE-4" of $60 billion a month. For those that remember, QE1 was approximately $100 billion a month on average, QE2 was $75 billion, and QE3 was $85 billion. But, to see the Fed coming forth with this type of liquidity injection when the market is hovering just below its all-time highs is a bit surprising. Yet, the market is still unable to break out. I know many of you assume that the Fed is able to control our market. But, I have written articles in the past outlining the facts of history which show this is not really the case. The problem is that the fallacy has become so widely propagated that many now believe this to be truth. Unfortunately, I think it will set many up for a much bigger fall, but that will not likely be seen until the mid to late 2020s. At that time, the market as a whole will likely recognize that the emperor is not really wearing any clothes. For now, we are left to deal with a very complex and difficult market environment. In fact, over the last several months, we have seen setups to the downside which have invalidated, as well as setups to the upside which have invalidated. Yet, my near-term expectations remain the same. While I have no immediate downside setup in place as I write this article, I do have a topping structure being traced out. Moreover, I am still of the belief that the market is setting up to take us back down to at least the 2820SPX region. But, the potential remains for it to be deeper than that and can take us down into the 2650-2700SPX region (and it can happen much faster than many expect). Much will depend upon the downside structure as we drop. Moreover, I have outlined to the members of ElliottWaveTrader in a very detailed update this past week how I view that as a buying opportunity. You see, when both the larger degree bearish and bullish patterns expect this drop to kick off a rally, that often presents us with a high probability buying opportunity. In fact, I think this can lead us to a new all-time high, and I even share with my members what I think will outperform on that rally. However, I want to warn you that I also think that rally can set up that larger degree "crash-like" drop, the potential for which the market has been telegraphing for quite some time, yet has amazingly avoided until now. And, much will depend upon the structure of that rally which I expect can take us into the year end of 2019, and potentially into the early part of 2020. I have noted many times how this market seems to be playing out fractally as it did in 2015-2016, and I think this may repeat again. At the end of the day, Ralph Nelson Elliott outlined to us 80 years ago how corrective market action frustrates investors and traders alike on both sides of the trade, as much of the action is variable in nature. This is why we have seen as much whipsaw action as we have. But, understanding the market context allows you to place the market into appropriate perspective. And, when you understand the market's greater perspective, you can adjust your positioning accordingly, as I have advised my members. Ultimately, I am still of the belief that the long-term structures are pointing us to the 3800-4100SPX region before this bull market off the 2009 lows completes. And, I also think it can last a Fibonacci 13 years from the 2009 lows. However, I also think we can see a much bigger drop in 2020 than most believe at this time, which will set up the next and final multi-year rally before a real bear market returns. Moreover, with the Fed now coming to the table with another $60 billion in liquidity every month, I am quite sure any expectation for bigger downside in 2020 is likely off most people's radar screen. I mean, you can't fight the Fed... right? [link] [comments]  |
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