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• Official r/StockMarket Discord Live Chat, link on the right -->
• $SPCE
• Microsoft warns it will miss guidance for segment that includes Windows because of coronavirus
• THE INTELLIGENT INVESTOR - ANIMATED
• Microsoft warns it will miss guidance for segment that includes Windows because of coronavirus
• VXX
• Today's Top Analyst Recommendations
• What to invest in with $105 every two weeks
• Carnival Cruise Farts
• Most Anticipated Earnings Releases After the Close Today (2/26) and Before the Open Tomorrow (2/27)
• Vanguard IRA only invest in vanguard funds
• Market corrections are healthy and necessary.
• Feb. 27, 2020, Asia business news
• Trading companies selling info
• Keep an eye out on your favorite POT stocks. With all the nervousness in the market, I have heard many investors willing to buy POT stocks because they know they have bottomed.
• Didnt Dollar cost average, bought in with all my money at the top
• I've all these old stocks and bonds on paper. How do I find out what they're worth?
• Coronavirus fears dropping stock prices
• Buy SPY puts!!!!
• What are next quarter earnings looking like?
• I'm 17 and don't want to spend my life working for others
• Recommending EXIV (Inverse Volatility ETF) TODAY
• Are there any investing apps for all European countries?
• Question Beginner Investor
• How long do you anticipate the market will keep falling? How much do you think it’ll end up falling?

Official r/StockMarket Discord Live Chat, link on the right --> Posted: 11 Aug 2019 07:06 AM PDT Hello r/StockMarket! This is another re-post to the thread that I had up a few months back. Thought it was time for a new one. If you are looking to hang out with a group of active traders & investors discussing the stock market, feel free to drop in on our official Discord server. It's completely free, and signing up to join is incredibly easy. To get to our Discord server, click on the invite link which I have linked for you all down below here- [CLICK HERE FOR OUR OFFICIAL DISCORD SERVER INVITE LINK!] Registering your user handle should take no more than a couple of minutes. You'll just need a valid e-mail address to verify your Discord account and that is really pretty much it, you'll be connected and ready to chat with all the rest of us! You can either run Discord through your web browser, or you can download the Discord application to have it running in the background of your PC. There are also mobile apps that you can use, for example here's the one for the iOS device. Our Discord server comes complete with stock bots as well. For those of you who are be completely new to Discord and are wondering... "bots!?" Yes, we have bots that can automatically posts charts and other useful market information in the chat on executing commands. Almost all of the bots that you'll see on our server have been scripted from scratch from yours truly, and have them hosted right from my local server at home. Anyway, unlike our last thread I did up, I won't post the full list of bot commands to this thread as it is quite extensive. I've posted the full list of commands right into our Discord server under the channel named #bot_commands which you can find on the left sidebar of the chat at the top underneath the WELCOME channel group. You can also have the bot DM (direct message) you the full list by typing !help into any of the channels as well. Again, if you are looking for our official invite link to our server here it is: [CLICK HERE!] The link can also be found on the sidebar right here on r/StockMarket. I hope all of you who participate in the everyday discussions on this subreddit, will be able to join us in our live chat as well. There are lots of great discussions going on in there daily! Finally, don't forget to pay a visit to the #rules_guidelines channel. Anyway, I'll leave it at that for now. Hope to see you guys on the chat very soon! submitted by /u/bigbear0083 [link] [comments]

$SPCE Posted: 26 Feb 2020 07:25 AM PST Why isn't $SPCE dropping like a rock. Their earnings report was atrocious and shows they're completely overvalued, it seems like they should be trading at a much lower price then they are right now. Edit: Well this aged like fine wine submitted by /u/jamespogo [link] [comments]

Microsoft warns it will miss guidance for segment that includes Windows because of coronavirus Posted: 26 Feb 2020 01:35 PM PST https://www.cnbc.com/2020/02/26/microsoft-warns-it-will-miss-guidance-for-segment-that-includes-windows-because-of-coronavirus.html Microsoft's revenue guidance for the More Personal Computing unit had already been wider than usual to account for impact from the health situation in China, where the coronavirus had first been identified. Apple announced that it wouldn't be able to hit its own revenue guidance last week. submitted by /u/coolcomfort123 [link] [comments]

THE INTELLIGENT INVESTOR - ANIMATED Posted: 26 Feb 2020 07:21 AM PST https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=18r2RCVtqTg&t=63s Hey everyone! I have made an animated video of "The Intelligent Investor" by Benjamin Graham. Warren Buffett claims it is, "The best book ever written on investing." Warren Buffett was a student of Graham's, and that this book has amazing insight that can still be used today when investing in the stock market, our health, knowledge, and even friends. In this short animated review of The Intelligent Investor, I cover the main topics presented in the book such as investing vs. speculating, the role of inflation, rules about fundamental investing, and margin of safety. Enjoy! submitted by /u/dmwes4 [link] [comments]

Microsoft warns it will miss guidance for segment that includes Windows because of coronavirus Posted: 26 Feb 2020 01:50 PM PST https://www.cnbc.com/2020/02/26/microsoft-warns-it-will-miss-guidance-for-segment-that-includes-windows-because-of-coronavirus.html submitted by /u/TheOptionsTrader [link] [comments]

VXX Posted: 26 Feb 2020 04:55 PM PST Have 1 share of VXX should I buy more? How about option play? submitted by /u/Beethoven_the_Third [link] [comments]

Today's Top Analyst Recommendations Posted: 26 Feb 2020 09:59 AM PST I built a tool to analyze all analyst recommendations each day to see what the best analysts in the world are recommending each day and then send that data out in an email before the market opens. Here is what happened yesterday! \* We only send recommendations from analysts whose recommendations return an average of greater than 5% in the 30 days following their recommendations.\* Obviously the market is in a crazy flux with concerns about the coronavirus, but that didn't stop analysts from making their recommendations. Yesterday we had 1 Initiated Buy, 2 Maintain Buys, and 1 Maintain Sell. Recommendations Etzer Darout - Guggenheim - Rank 36 - Initiated Buy for Xencor ($XNCR) Etzer is an analyst at Guggenheim who only started putting out recommendations 5 months ago. However, he is quickly making a name for himself with his 62% success rate (8/13) and a 27% average return within 30 days of making his recommendations. His best return so far has been his recommendations for Forty Seven, Inc which have returned 313% in total and 236% within the first month of his recommendation. TipRanks has him currently ranked as the 36th best analyst in the US. Yesterday, Etzer initiated a buy for Xencor ($XNCR) with a price target of $44. Xencor took a beating over the last couple of days due to coronavirus scares, so this represents a 37% upside over its current price of $32.09. JP McKim - Piper Sandler - Rank 44 - Maintained Buy for Tandem Diabetes Care ($TNDM) JP is an analyst at Oppenheimer who has been putting out recommendations for about 2 years now. JP has been putting out recommendations for 2 years now and has a 63% success rate (47/74) and an average return of 6.3% 1 month after making his recommendations. His best return so far has been his recommendations for Tandem Diabetes Care ($TNDM) - the same stock he is recommending now. He has returned 491% in total and 77% within 30 days of recommending Tandem. TipRanks currently ranks his as the 44th best analyst in the US. JP is Maintaining his Buy recommendation for Tandem Diabetes Care ($TNDM) with a price target of $90 which represents a 15.5% upside over its current price of $77.94 Leland Gershell - Oppenheimer - Rank 66 - Maintained Sell for Amarin ($AMRN) Leland is an analyst at Oppenheimer who has been putting out recommendations for about 2 years now. Even though he touts a pretty low success rate of 45% (52/115) compared to these other top analysts, he has an average return of 17% within 30 days of making his recommendations. His best return so far has been his recommendations for Agile Therapeutics which have returned an insane 724% in total and 467% within the first month of his recommendation. Even though he is not as consistent as some other top analysts, TipRanks still has him currently ranked as the 66th best analyst in the US. Yesterday, Leland maintained his sell position for Amarin ($AMRN) with a price target of $13. This represents a 26% downside under its current price of $17.50. submitted by /u/Connorvo [link] [comments]

What to invest in with $105 every two weeks Posted: 26 Feb 2020 04:19 PM PST So i have the Robin hood app. I take $105 dollars out of my pay check every 2 weeks. I've just been putting it in a savings account. My dad had suggested that I maybe try to put this money towards investments, such as the stock. What would be the best way to grow this money? Should I target certain stocks, or what other ways can I grow this money? submitted by /u/FrigoFreedom [link] [comments]

Carnival Cruise Farts Posted: 26 Feb 2020 11:02 AM PST Two weeks ago Bloomberg was calling for a big decline in the Cruise industry, I took out a $39 & $38 PUT against Carnival Cruise $CCL and sat back. Sold off the $39 PUT early this week at roughly 250% gains. They where small PUTS only 2 contracts each, I am just getting started but figured I would take the risk on the $38 and hold for the long-term incase of absolute ciaos.... Here we are.. time to sell? Maybe, but I think it might just be getting started. Road to 100k. submitted by /u/UberBull [link] [comments]

Most Anticipated Earnings Releases After the Close Today (2/26) and Before the Open Tomorrow (2/27) Posted: 26 Feb 2020 09:44 AM PST submitted by /u/bigbear0083 [link] [comments]

Vanguard IRA only invest in vanguard funds Posted: 26 Feb 2020 07:17 PM PST Just opened a vanguard IRA. I have money in there but it only lets me buy and sell VANGUARD ONLY FUNDS. What if I want to invest in a nonvanguard ETF. Like SMH or SOXX (semiconductor ETS). I can't do it. It makes me open a brokerage account for that but I want it in my IRA. am I missing something here? Otherwise I would've opened up an IRA at fidelity or td Ameritrade submitted by /u/HopefulInformation [link] [comments]

Market corrections are healthy and necessary. Posted: 26 Feb 2020 07:08 PM PST The recent drops in market values have all been attributed to the mysterious Coronavirus that, if we believe experts, will lead to a drastic reduction in world trade, production, and capital expenditures ; which ultimately will usher the world economies toward the specter of recessions and further asset price deflation. I fundamentally disagree with this theory. The reality is that for too long, 12 years to be exact since the collapse of 2008, the world economies have been driven almost exclusively by endless amounts of Central banks induced credits and government policies aimed at quick fixing the economy by subsidizing certain industries at the expenses of real consumers demands. The boom in stocks and bonds, which has only benefited a tiny number of industries and companies has not really been translated into into an improvement in living standards among the masses. The rises in ultra right-wing and socialist-lite politicians demonstrate that disconnect between the masses and the mainstream elite; especially as far as the economy is concerned. Wallstreet has been a direct beneficiary with subsidies at near zero interest rates, taxes cuts, and bailouts while mainstreet is still reeling under the effects of the real estate crisis of 2008. There was indeed a boom and even a sense prosperity; but, only the likes of Jeff Bezos, Warren Buffett, and Mark Zuckerberg can tell you about it.( None of this CEO pays a dime in dividends to his stockholders) Why should investors welcome a market crash? Because Wallstreet is a fiend that needs its daily dose of heroin-credit in order to survive. The prices reflected on the various indexes do not reflect true investors and market participant expectations, but rather the rate of expectation that the Fed will continue to use its credit seringe to sustain the illusory prosperity-high. Such process in the long term is Unsustainable, and if history teaches us anything, it is that ultimately there is always a day of reckoning. A stock market crash will rebalance and hopefully reset facts from fiction; cleanse the market of capital wasteful Enterprises, equilibrate asset prices, labor, and investments in accordance with consumer demands rather than government policies, thus setting the ground for a sounder more balanced growth in the future. Now, as any former addict would tell you, going cold turkey is absolutely painful, almost unbearable. But, in order to move forward and rebuild a solid foundation for the future, such sacrifice is necessary. Prices are too high across the board, inflation is rampant despite the official number pretending the contrary. The people are struggling with debt loads while their professional prospects are dwindling every year. The market economy has been taken out of the hands of its most effective drivers, entrepreneurs and consumers, and gifted into the hands of unproductive resource extractors, big banks and central bankers. It is therefore urgent to return the economy to those who work, save, and invest. For that to occur, bankrupting inefficient institutions cannot be avoided. For one Wallstreet is too big, speculation too rampant, and rates of capital waste almost unthinkable decades ago have become a norm (Uber, wework... Etc) Instead of fearing a market crash, people should be cheering for it. The recession the bust is nothing but a healing healthy and curative market process. More importantly, the recession should be allowed to proceed uninterrupted by "rescues" packages and bailouts as we witnessed in the past. submitted by /u/orishasinc2 [link] [comments]

Feb. 27, 2020, Asia business news Posted: 26 Feb 2020 06:42 PM PST (China 🇨🇳) The Chinese government is set to issue another $71.1 billion of loans for small businesses following $46.6 billion of loans it released early February. Only 30% of small businesses in China reopened after they had temporarily closed amid the new coronavirus outbreak. (Source: SCMP) *South Korea 🇰🇷 Gilead Sciences, the maker of remdesivir -- a drug believed to have the most chance of treating the new coronavirus -- is in talks with the South Korean government of the drug trial. The company's shares spiked 5% following the news. (Source: The Korea Herald) *Japan 🇯🇵 Japan's giant advertising agency Dentsu Group Inc's shares dropped to seven-year low over the concerns that the 2020 Tokyo Olympics could be cancelled. The company posted a record-high sponsorship revenue of more than $3 billion and signed key deals for the Olympics. (Source: JapanToday) @official_theasians The Asians submitted by /u/dylanyang0930 [link] [comments]

Trading companies selling info Posted: 26 Feb 2020 02:36 PM PST If this is the wrong place to post, my apologies and please redirect accordingly. I'm having a huge issue with many different trading or bitcoin companies calling me every damn day harassing me. They call me from New York, UK, Ireland, Montreal, Toronto. They call me at 3am even. I tell them politely that someone sold my info to a bunch of companies and to please take my name off the list. Every company responds with, "no your info was not sold. It was submitted somewhere with your personal info, email and number" I respond with "I did not submit my info for a request for anything so someone sold it and I would like you to take my name off the call list please". Then they become even bigger assholes and either talk down to me like I'm an idiot that doesn't remember I requested trading info (I literally do not submit for this or any other type of shit. my personal info is precious to me) Or they keep trying to sell me, or they swear at me and just ignore my request. Is there ANYTHING I can do to get these calls to stop?! At this point they are spamming me wayyy more than those indian scam calls! I'm in Canada and on the national do not call list which does nothing lol submitted by /u/-lovelyeternity- [link] [comments]

Keep an eye out on your favorite POT stocks. With all the nervousness in the market, I have heard many investors willing to buy POT stocks because they know they have bottomed. Posted: 26 Feb 2020 06:15 PM PST Investing is pretty easy when your 90% sure of the direction stocks are going. submitted by /u/Stockbaron [link] [comments]

Didnt Dollar cost average, bought in with all my money at the top Posted: 26 Feb 2020 02:29 PM PST Down $2,000 right now from when I bought in. I understand why people always say to DCA. New to investing so this is a big deal for me. Should I sell off what I have now, and cut my losses and start over again? I dont want to keep losing so much money, so would it be better to stop the bleeding and DCA in again? I understand nobody knows what the market will do, but would this be an option so I dont have this uch money tied up in the market right now? submitted by /u/Youngbusinessman94 [link] [comments]

I've all these old stocks and bonds on paper. How do I find out what they're worth? Posted: 26 Feb 2020 05:56 PM PST When my grandma passed away I got all these old-timey stocks and bonds. It's all on paper. I looked up some of the companies online and some don't even exist anymore as far as I can tell. I figured these might be worth tens of pennies or maybe hundreds of dollars, but I'm not sure how to tell either way. I do all my trading online today, mostly on the NASDAQ, and even that I'm relatively a newcomer to. So can anyone tell me, is there a single kind of financial advisor type of service that could find out the value of these? Is there any kind of unique ID on the papers that you can always look up no matter how much time has passed. It's all sorta intriguing to me, but I really don't know where to start. I have dozens of these things....... submitted by /u/Siaynoq55 [link] [comments]

Coronavirus fears dropping stock prices Posted: 26 Feb 2020 05:39 PM PST Is now a good time to buy up, or wait it out ? submitted by /u/adorubi [link] [comments]

Buy SPY puts!!!! Posted: 26 Feb 2020 05:05 PM PST Buy SPY puts!!! Drive that m'Fcker down!!!! submitted by /u/welding247 [link] [comments]

What are next quarter earnings looking like? Posted: 26 Feb 2020 06:54 AM PST Are most companies going to drop in earnings due to the effect if Coronavirus? What happened historically (with epidemics like Ebola, etc) submitted by /u/Jigglypigglypuff [link] [comments]

I'm 17 and don't want to spend my life working for others Posted: 26 Feb 2020 03:35 PM PST EDIT: Title and body are kinda confusing so let me try to make it more clear; I want to have an income that lets me enjoy my life while I still have the energy to do it. I don't want to end up working until I'm old and only then have the time to enjoy my life. I'm 17, going off to college soon, and I don't wanna spend thousands in college for a degree I might not even end up using at the end. I want to enjoy my life while I have the energy to instead of working until I don't have it anymore. Where should I start? What courses should I take or books I should read? Any help/advice is awesome. If possible, I'd also like to hear your stories about your personal experience in stock trading, books that have helped/not helped, and courses offered by other traders like Tim Sykes, Tai Lopez, etc. (if you took them) submitted by /u/Tenkomanker [link] [comments]

Recommending EXIV (Inverse Volatility ETF) TODAY Posted: 26 Feb 2020 06:49 AM PST There is no chance volatility stays this high even if the market tanks. The VIX is still over 25, but will inevitably return to the 10-15 range over the next few weeks. It is as close to a sure bet as there is in the market, but opportunity only comes along once every few months or few years. submitted by /u/jackneefus [link] [comments]

Are there any investing apps for all European countries? Posted: 26 Feb 2020 09:14 AM PST Why is it so hard to find anything good? Im from slovenia and still cant find one that supports it submitted by /u/Horizon0D [link] [comments]

Question Beginner Investor Posted: 26 Feb 2020 05:59 AM PST This might be basic for most of you. I understand the concept of investing. Buy low sell high. That said, anybody mind breaking down what these numbers mean exactly? For instance, currently the s&p 500 is down 3%. What does that mean if I put $1000 in VOO right now? submitted by /u/BestSatisfaction1 [link] [comments]

How long do you anticipate the market will keep falling? How much do you think it’ll end up falling? Posted: 25 Feb 2020 09:37 PM PST And why? submitted by /u/jellybeanssss [link] [comments]

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