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- Apple still top 5 of the new decade?
- Gulf markets plunge on U.S.-Iran tensions, Aramco at lowest since IPO
- While we were clouded with news about the Iran conflict and it’s effect on the market, ISM data came back yesterday showing manufacturing has retracted for 5 months in a row to the lowest levels since the Great Recession.
- Tesla
- Pacific Drilling (PACD)
- Why should a company go public?
- How do you think BA will react to the tension building with Iran?
- Question about Boeing's Q4 ER
- Is this a solid portfolio?
- Bank Stocks
- How do I see stock history?
- Covered Call
- What stocks are you guys looking at with a high exposure to oil?
- Future sectors and companies
- Long-term AI hold suggestions
- Hi guys, what do you guys feel about marijuana stocks in 2020?
- If i buy long term options that expire some time after a quarter report will the IV of the quarter report be priced in?
- Quick question
- When I close a position after writing an option, i am actually holding the option i bought until it expires but the gains and losses are offset by the option i wrote. Is it right?
- Dish stock and the Tmobile Sprint Merger
- Marathon Petroleum headed higher? (MPC)
- RLLCF
| Apple still top 5 of the new decade? Posted: 05 Jan 2020 09:12 AM PST So last decade apple grew like crazy. This decade are we seeing continual growth or has it peaked???. My thoughts are: it will continue to grow like 2010s as 5g phones will be a big hit over two years. Airpods are still in demand. Then new wearable technology they will explore into. I dont see an icar but definitely something big this decade for them to stay on top. I always think they will be relevant as existing products are updated and released. [link] [comments]  |
| Gulf markets plunge on U.S.-Iran tensions, Aramco at lowest since IPO Posted: 05 Jan 2020 06:57 AM PST (Reuters) - Kuwaiti and Saudi stocks led Gulf stocks sharply lower in late afternoon trade on Sunday in the wake of a U.S. drone strike in Baghdad that killed Iran's military commander. Shares of oil giant Saudi Aramco (2222.SE) fell 1.7% to their lowest level since listing last month in a record initial public offering (IPO). Aramco shares dropped to 34.55 riyals a share, the lowest level since it started trading last month. [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 04 Jan 2020 03:04 PM PST ISM manufacturing survey for December 2019 as it has fallen to it's worst level since 2009 printing 47.2 in December and missing expectations. Production fell to 43.2 expectations were for 49.1. [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 05 Jan 2020 02:42 PM PST Wanting to buy a couple shares of Tesla tomorrow when the market opens. What are everyone else's thoughts? Is Tesla a must buy for 2020? [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 05 Jan 2020 02:27 PM PST Hey folks, Been a long time lurker and a novice, but actively learning, investor. I was practicing taking a look at basic fundamentals of companies and this company- Pacific Drilling (PACD) - came across as an advised "Buy", but after taking a look at them more in depth I've found some issues I was hoping to get some more experienced investors to look at as well. They are a small cap company with a market cap of 356.28M and Enterprise Value of 1.07B ...isn't that a rather major red flag? That means that their debt is outrageously higher than what the are valued at? That alone gave me pause. My second major concern was that their forward P/E ratio was -1.48. Isn't that a pretty giant catastrophic red flag as well? Wouldn't that translate into a perceived loss in value for the next 12 months? After looking further into their fundamentals they look like an absolutely rubbish choice, so i'm wondering if I'm missing anything? Is it just hype? I appreciate any advice, like I said, I'm learning and am actively seeking out knowledge from more experiences folks. Thank you for your time. [link] [comments]  |
| Why should a company go public? Posted: 05 Jan 2020 11:20 AM PST Just a random shower thought that I couldn't wrap my head around. If a company is private, it can continue raising money in several Series rounds. If a company does go public, there is an initial raise of capital with the sale of shares/IPO but that's about it right? If the company has to raise more money they would have to do a stock split which decreases the relative value of the company. Further, besides the stock price tracking the relative health of a company, there isn't necessarily an advantage or disadvantage of relative stock price fluctuation for the company right? Meaning, beyond the initial money raised from the IPO, the stock price movement doesn't necessarily change the cash position of a company right? I know there is an actual reason that companies go public, I just couldn't think of a reason off the top of my head. So what is the reason that companies go public? [link] [comments]  |
| How do you think BA will react to the tension building with Iran? Posted: 05 Jan 2020 10:41 AM PST I'm heavily long BA stock, and BA calls, and am debating to myself what movement we will most likely see with BA on Monday. I'm curious how you think BA will react in the upcoming week [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 05 Jan 2020 08:20 AM PST I've read a few times that some people anticipate Boeing's price to drop after it's 2019 fourth quarter earning report (end of January). They cite the same issues related to the 737s. My question is, don't the expectations for the next ER already price in the 737 issues? We can fairly well estimate how much revenue and profit was lost due to the 737s, the backlog, the slowing production, the compensation payouts to airlines, and the expenses related to preparation for further payouts and litigation. Isn't the expectation now for the next ER already that Boeing will be down significantly compared to last year? None of this is news. Assuming the ER is closely aligned with these expectations, why would the price drop upon the ER release confirming such? Sometimes individual investors panic when seeing what they already knew to be true generally printed in the ER, but this would be brief at most, and institutions probably wouldn't be phased. We know the ER will be pretty bad generally, but it'll likely match expectations. I think there's little reason to think the expectations will be off. If they are, they could just easily go the other way - that is, maybe the ER isn't quite as bad as we anticipate, in which case the price might even rise. Am I misunderstanding anything here? [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 05 Jan 2020 02:05 PM PST I have split 26k up into the following ETFs and Corresponding percentage. I'm 25 years old and make 65k a year. No debt of any kind. Will be getting married and buying a house in 3 years most likely. 33% - VTI 33% - VOO 34% - VGT Would you change this? Add? Let me know. Deff want tech and total stock market. Was looking at XLK or QQQ instead of VGT. Just let me know , thanks! [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 05 Jan 2020 01:49 PM PST Since nearly all major US bank stocks are going to release earnings on 14th and 15th of januari, my question was what are your thoughts on the US banking stocks in general and if you would like to share your ideas about the upcomming earnings. [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 05 Jan 2020 12:55 PM PST Specifically I want to see stock prices on Jan 1 1980? [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 05 Jan 2020 12:40 PM PST Even before the recent action in IRAQ/IRAN this ETF has had a good 3 month performance. Today's up volume is very strong and investors are planning on more volatility in the oil sector. $OILU is an equal-weighted, 3x leveraged, passively managed commodity ETF with the benchmark index of Bloomberg WTI Crude Oil Index. A 3X ETF is sometimes used for swing and day trading as investors try to scalp short term moves. Our trade is only 14 days and it is possible that the situation regarding oil will remain questionable and volatile for that short period of time. The investment is affordable and the return is attractive for an adventurous investor. For every 100 shares at $23.29 we can Sell to Open 1 Call, strike $23, price $1.51, expiring Jan 17, 2020. Our breakeven and net cost of shares will be $21.78 with downside protection of 6.5%. If assigned we will keep a net profit of $122.00 for a return of 5.6%. Annualized at 146%. We can't guarantee or promise anything. See stocktwits(dot)com/r/IncomeStrategies [link] [comments]  |
| What stocks are you guys looking at with a high exposure to oil? Posted: 05 Jan 2020 12:30 PM PST Hey, I'm curious what stocks you guys are looking at that have a high exposure to the increase of price of oil. [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 05 Jan 2020 12:26 PM PST If you have a 30-year time horizon, which sectors do you believe have the greatest future potential. Feel free to recommend specific stocks and why. Thank you in advance for your time and suggestions. [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 05 Jan 2020 12:15 PM PST What stocks for would recommend for long-term holds in the area of AI and why? Appreciate any assistance and thank you for taking the time to respond. [link] [comments]  |
| Hi guys, what do you guys feel about marijuana stocks in 2020? Posted: 05 Jan 2020 09:49 AM PST Im new to the stock market, doing as much research as I can before I purchase anything. I was looking into stocks like GNLN which dropped $17 in the past year, was wondering if theres a chance for recovery and wanted to know what you guys, the more experienced feel about the market around marijuana. [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 05 Jan 2020 07:09 AM PST If i buy long term options that expire some time after a quarter report will the IV of the quarter report be priced in? [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 04 Jan 2020 09:38 PM PST So, if throughout the year I had made X amount of money but ultimately lost it all before the end of the year, do I still pay taxes on those first initial gains? Or is it considered as a whole? Thanks. [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 05 Jan 2020 04:39 AM PST When I close a position after writing an option, i am actually holding the option i bought until it expires but the gains and losses are offset by the option i wrote. Is it right? [link] [comments]  |
| Dish stock and the Tmobile Sprint Merger Posted: 04 Jan 2020 10:13 PM PST I work for a fulfillment partner of Dish. We fulfill most of their work orders in a large portion of the country. I know there is a lot of reports of Dish not trying to build out it's spectrum and just sit on it to sell it but I can say the fulfillment company I work for has actively been a part of the build out. I have personally been to cell phone towers participating in the build out. I do think at this moment Dish has pulled back a little bit on the build out compared to last year waiting to see how the T-Mobile Sprint merger goes, as Dish is set to acquire Boost mobile along with more spectrum and become the 4th mobile provider, but I do believe that they are waiting to officially acquire the new spectrum before they continue any more build out along. Dish is in a unique position of all the carriers by not having an existing network in place, they can go all in on 5g and do not have to divide their spectrum covering older 4g, 3g, and 2g devices. I am reading a lot of mixed reports of the T-Mobile Sprint merger though. Some say it looks like it will likely go through, while other reports say it is 50/50. I personally think it will go through. Dish's internal communication throughout the company and the fulfillment partners seems to be very positive for the future. I also think Dish's stock isn't reflective of all of the current projects that they have going on. Last quarter was the first subscriber gain in years and the stock didn't move like I thought it would. On top of the subscriber gain, Dish has officially partnered with Google, building the Google Assistant into our remotes and UI of the Hopper set top box and even allowing integration of Nest into the Hopper such as setting the Nest thermostat from the voice remote, or when the Nest Hello Doorbell is rang it shows up as a notification on the screen of the Hopper. Dish has also began shifting focus of the technician job position from being just a satellite technician to being an all around electronic technician with partnerships with Samsung (doing fulfillment work such as repairing appliances), Amazon (doing basic A/V work like hanging tvs and setting up soundbars etc purchased thru Amazon, along with Ring product installs), and as mentioned above, Google (all techs are official Nest Pro installers, and offer Nest products to every customer). Through these partnerships Dish has spun off another brand that started in November, OnTech, where the technicians do fulfillment work for pretty much any company that wants a skilled technician that is part of a JD Power customer service award company to do their labor. Most of the partnerships above have been branded as OnTech going forward, and they are actively pursuing all sorts of other partnerships for fulfillment work going forward, with a road map for this year that includes adding more partners that need technicians for tech product installs such as big box stores like Lowes, Bed Bath and Beyond, and even insurance and mortgage companies looking to offer smart home devices and security systems to lower their risks such as Quicken Loans. Customers can also go directly to OnTechs site and purchase products from select partners and schedule appointments. I haven't found too much press on this venture for Dish and think it isn't being reflected in the stock prices. We have heard there will be a big advertisement push in the Spring to increase awareness for this, but this brand is live now. Sprint looks like a good buy to me, as under the terms of the merger, Sprint shareholders would receive 0.10256 shares of T-Mobile for every share of Sprint. With T-Mobile currently trading at about $78, that implies a merger price of $8 for Sprint. But Sprint is trading at $5.18, a 35% discount to the implied merger price if the deal is approved. I am kind of new to stocks and would like some opinions on this. I currently have a little invested in Dish because I do believe they are trying to adapt to the streaming TV landscape and are planning on dominating the DIFY (do it for you) landscape. My questions are: Do you guys think the T-Mobile Sprint merger will pass? And do you anticipate the ruling to go quickly or be drawn out in the courts? Do you feel like Dish's stock is currently not pricing in their other ventures and partnerships as they transition from being a satellite/cable provider into more of a tech labor force and 5g provider? Also, assuming the merger goes thru, will the Boost acquisition and additional spectrum drive Dish's stock up alot? Is Sprint a good buy considering there it is a 35% discount to the merger price? Is T-Mobile a good buy assuming the merger goes thru even with John Legere leaving? [link] [comments]  |
| Marathon Petroleum headed higher? (MPC) Posted: 04 Jan 2020 07:16 PM PST Was wondering what your guys thoughts are on marathon petroleum (MPC). With Trump's attack on the Iranian military leader and Elliot management pushing a breakup of MPC, is it an attractive buy right now? Also attracted by the low PEG ratio [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 05 Jan 2020 12:38 AM PST What is this stock? Why is it so disconnected from the RR stock on the London stock exchange? Why the crazy returns on recent days? [link] [comments]  |
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