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    May 29, 2020

    Stock Market - What stocks are on your radar for next week?

    What stocks are on your radar for next week?

    Posted: 29 May 2020 04:12 AM PDT

    Significant Insider Trades (Last 7 Days)

    Posted: 29 May 2020 10:44 AM PDT

    This is a list of the top 20 companies that experienced the largest change in insider shares in the last seven (7) days. The SEC defines an insider as any officer, director or 10% shareholder. It is not illegal for these people to buy or sell their own shares. In fact, since most of them get paid in stock options, it is expected. However, it is illegal for them to trade on inside information that has not been made public. So for example if there are drug trial results that are bad and not public, insiders cannot dump shares. That said, many people have observed that insiders - in general - seem to have a good track record at timing their purchases. All trades that are marked as part of a 10b5 plan are excluded from this report.

    Largest Insider Buying (Last 7 Days)

    Company Count Shares Changed Avg. Price Value Change
    LIVE / Live Ventures Incorporated 1 28,672
    BATRR / Liberty Media Corporation 2 1,590,708 33 53,187,708
    NARI / Inari Medical, Inc. 14 1,044,045 19 19,836,855
    ALT / Altimmune, Inc. 6 1,303,636 8 11,395,493
    CAR / Avis Budget Group, Inc. 3 499,640 19 9,883,152
    JAZZ / Jazz Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 5 50,000 111 5,553,805
    DVAX / Dynavax Technologies Corp. 1 1,000,000 5 5,000,000
    SCPH / scPharmaceuticals Inc. 1 578,034 9 4,999,994
    AVID / Avid Technology, Inc. 3 676,008 6 4,320,594
    ZMTP / Zoom Telephonics Inc. 1 822,368 2 1,249,999
    EVF / Eaton Vance Senior Income Trust 2 229,484 5 1,190,477
    RCL / Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. 1 20,000 49 972,518
    GDOT / Green Dot Corp. 2 25,000 37 919,000
    OPK / Opko Health, Inc. 20 350,000 2 803,961
    CWGL / Crimson Wine Group Ltd. 2 111,428 6 612,854
    OPRT / Oportun Financial Corporation 2 51,313 10 499,966
    NHS / Neuberger Berman High Yield Strategies Fund 2 41,163 10 429,164
    NMFC / New Mountain Finance Corporation 2 40,909 9 387,664
    CSWI / CSW Industrials, Inc. 1 5,000 70 348,400
    PHD / Pioneer Floating Rate Trust 2 39,335 9 344,943
    EARN / Ellington Residential Mortgage REIT 2 27,500 10 266,967
    ARDC / Ares Dynamic Credit Allocation Fund, Inc. 1 20,000 11 226,276
    LQDT / Liquidity Services, Inc. 1 40,959 5 223,227
    GBAB / Guggenheim Build America Bonds Managed Duration Trust 3 9,000 23 204,652
    DHY / Credit Suisse High Yield Bond Fund 2 100,000 2 193,000
    CBTX / CBTX, Inc. 3 10,000 19 191,639
    SSSS / Sutter Rock Capital Corp. 1 25,000 6 159,750
    DGICB / Donegal Group, Inc. Class B 1 10,000 14 136,400
    FLXN / Flexion Therapeutics, Inc. 2 12,307 10 119,993
    TFFP / TFF Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 1 20,000 5 101,600
    UIHC / United Insurance Holdings Corp. 3 13,532 8 101,533
    BSGM / BioSig Technologies, Inc. 7 8,600 10 86,523
    PRTS / U.S. Auto Parts Network, Inc. 4 13,190 6 81,362
    TCC / Trammell Crow Co. 2 10,000 7 72,280
    OVLY / Oak Valley Bancorp 1 5,000 14 72,250
    GTN / Gray Television, Inc. 1 5,000 14 71,950
    FIF / First Trust Energy Infrastructure Fund 6 6,500 11 71,522
    CRD.B / Crawford & Co. 2 9,383 6 55,951
    ARES / Ares Management, L.P. 1 1,340 37 50,103
    SMBC / Southern Missouri Bancorp, Inc. 1 2,000 25 49,620

    Largest Insider Selling (Last 7 Days)

    Company Count Shares Change Avg. Price Value Change
    AVTR / Avantor, Inc. 4 -62,065,657 16 -986,942,112
    SLQT / SelectQuote, Inc. 24 -30,201,647 19 -570,811,128
    BILL / Bill.com Holdings, Inc. 4 -5,800,000 63 -366,908,000
    HTZ / Hertz Global Holdings, Inc. 1 -55,342,109 1 -39,846,318
    BBY / Best Buy Co., Inc. 5 -319,196 80 -25,438,923
    AYX / Alteryx Inc. 11 -108,041 147 -15,787,046
    WMS / Advanced Drainage Systems Inc. 5 -250,000 45 -11,196,742
    TDG / Transdigm Group, Inc. 6 -20,000 434 -8,657,698
    TDY / Teledyne Technologies Inc. 8 -23,464 358 -8,493,829
    EXPE / Expedia, Inc. 4 -100,000 85 -8,444,841
    GSHD / Goosehead Insurance, Inc. 12 -134,289 61 -8,142,013
    IART / Integra LifeSciences Holdings Corp. 3 -147,912 52 -7,711,575
    SNPS / Synopsys, Inc. 4 -43,758 171 -7,477,086
    APO / Apollo Global Management LLC 3 -135,000 48 -6,416,202
    DLB / Dolby Laboratories, Inc. 3 -99,664 60 -6,039,233
    NKE / Nike, Inc. 1 -60,000 98 -5,880,000
    MA / MasterCard Incorporated 2 -19,230 304 -5,849,519
    V / Visa, Inc. 1 -26,150 192 -5,017,380
    ECL / Ecolab, Inc. 1 -22,800 205 -4,677,602
    BLD / TopBuild Corp. 5 -33,216 120 -3,957,591
    OSPN / OneSpan Inc. 3 -176,000 20 -3,538,640
    POOL / Pool Corp. 4 -13,144 245 -3,216,364
    NDSN / Nordson Corp. 4 -17,036 179 -3,052,072
    ROK / Rockwell Automation, Inc. 2 -13,967 216 -2,998,955
    CACC / Credit Acceptance Corp. 1 -8,066 354 -2,854,907
    TRTN / Triton International Limited 2 -87,111 32 -2,759,763
    VRSK / Verisk Analytics, Inc. 1 -16,851 163 -2,752,442
    BLK / BlackRock, Inc. 3 -5,100 527 -2,685,734
    ALGN / Align Technology, Inc. 1 -10,000 251 -2,511,534
    AOS / Smith (A.O.) Corp. 1 -52,400 47 -2,464,634
    CHE / Chemed Corp. 1 -5,000 484 -2,419,900
    LMNX / Luminex Corp. 3 -75,000 31 -2,328,600
    AMK / AssetMark Financial Holdings, Inc. 8 -87,800 27 -2,308,149
    CDLX / Cardlytics, Inc. 8 -34,824 66 -2,300,804
    DIOD / Diodes Incorporated 11 -43,286 51 -2,199,581
    GGG / Graco Inc. 1 -45,000 47 -2,115,000
    ZBRA / Zebra Technologies Corp. 2 -8,067 256 -2,065,266
    ORCC / Owl Rock Capital Corporation 2 -156,469 13 -2,002,961
    FICO / Fair Isaac Corp. 3 -5,000 396 -1,982,257
    YMAB / Y-mAbs Therapeutics, Inc. 1 -50,000 39 -1,969,235
    A / Agilent Technologies, Inc. 3 -21,599 86 -1,863,636

    Count column is number of transactions.

    Source: Fintel.io/insiders

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    U.S. savings rate hits record 33% as coronavirus causes Americans to stockpile cash, curb spending

    Posted: 29 May 2020 09:40 AM PDT

    https://www.cnbc.com/2020/05/29/us-savings-rate-hits-record-33percent-as-coronavirus-causes-americans-to-stockpile-cash-curb-spending.html

    The personal savings rate hit a historic 33% in April, the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis said Friday.

    "There is a tremendous uncertainty and virus fear that is lingering and that is restraining people's desire to go out and spend as they normally would," said Gregory Daco, chief U.S. economist at Oxford Economics.

    With the U.S. consumer accounting for more two-thirds of the economy, the economic recovery depends on whether the increase in savings is a result of shutdowns or structural changes in consumer habits, analysts said.

    The increase in savings came as spending declined by a record 13.6% for the month.

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    18 year-old looking for some guidance on a 1-2 year investment plan.

    Posted: 29 May 2020 06:20 PM PDT

    Hi everybody! I am 18 and just starting out in stocks. I plan on investing (at this time) $800. I am willing to put forth more if I have more closure about my investments. I currently have $500 spread around in ERI, MGM, and SPXS. The reason I say 1-2 years is because I am looking to make some side money to help with college expenses such as a new laptop, and I also need a new phone, this money could help with a bunch of stuff. Should I invest in ETFs? Is my current portfolio looking okay or no? Is it realistic to build a 1.5 year portfolio; am I crazy? I appreciate any tips, advice, or words of wisdom you wish to enlighten me with.

    Best Regards,

    Ben

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    With IVR returning to paying out dividends (albeit modified) does this bode well for how they feel about their own future and do they become worth buying?

    Posted: 29 May 2020 07:13 PM PDT

    After canceling Q1 dividends, IVR is paying out .50 a share quarterly with 3 options for Q2. 1) Stock 2) Cash 3) .05 cash a share and the rest of the 90% as stock (this is the default option).

    I have about 1k shares right now with an average buy of 2.85. I'm curious if at this current price, and they seem to be committed to returning to paying quarterly, is it smart to gobble up a fair amount of shares There's obvious still risk in any investment so I guess is it a high or low risk to start heavily focusing on IVR right now.

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    The extra $600 Americans receive in weekly unemployment benefits ends in July — how that could cost the U.S. more jobs

    Posted: 28 May 2020 09:04 PM PDT

    https://www.marketwatch.com/story/ending-the-extra-600-a-month-americans-are-getting-in-unemployment-benefits-could-cost-the-us-more-jobs-some-economists-say-2020-05-28

    Two-thirds of Americans are receiving more money from unemployment benefits than they did from their jobs, largely because of a supplemental $600 weekly benefit that's part of the $2.2 trillion CARES Act.

    However, job openings hit a three-year low in March, the most recently reported month in the Bureau of Labor Statistics monthly Job Openings and Labor Turnover report. Job openings are expected to continue to dwindle, suggesting that more Americans are unlikely to leave their state's unemployment insurance program.

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    Is it me or is Alibaba looking incredibly solid in this environment for the current price

    Posted: 29 May 2020 12:18 PM PDT

    Alibaba's performance during the COVID crisis has already shown the world its ability to not only operate, but excel in the midst of virus-induced turmoil that continues to sink other ships. It seems pretty discounted at the moment as well due to the whole Trump China thing, but many analysts have already put forth bullish sentiments and significantly higher price targets as well as a swath of buy ratings across the board. Honestly at this point I feel as though Alibaba can operate on the same level as amazon in a post-virus economy.

    https://www.barrons.com/articles/why-alibaba-stock-could-be-attractive-again-51590520095 a nice little read that I came across.

    EDIT: Just realized that the recent price dip was most likely induced by Trump's rhetoric, but also that this dip followed a very, very good earnings report. An investorplace article calls it a "discounted price", and I have to agree.

    EDIT 2: Has climbed from $197 to $203 since posting this after new analyst price targets and ratings have been released. Maintains 100% buy rating, avg price target of $246, another increase in price target consensus from 30 days ago.

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    Congratulations to our r/StockMarket May 2020 Stock Picking Contest WINNER -- rrrStock!

    Posted: 29 May 2020 01:33 PM PDT

    Any legit YouTubers to keep an eye on?

    Posted: 29 May 2020 08:11 AM PDT

    Hey I'm kinda new to the stock market (made first investment couple months ago) I learned a few things a long the way. I went on YouTube to see if there was any stock market channels that aren't just a bullshit program to get you to pay for it.

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    What style of investing would benefit me and fit me the most? [UPDATED]

    Posted: 29 May 2020 03:03 PM PDT

    I previously posted today asking what trading style would fit me and I wanted to ask some more questions

    Original post:

    I'm 14 and I'm earning about $5 a day from doing online surveys. I thought about just saving but trading or investing it seemed like a way better idea. It works perfectly because I've always wanted to learn

    I've been doing research and I'm overwhelmed with just everything. It's hard to avoid the BS on YouTube and find valuable content which is unfortunate. I'm confused with what I want to do.

    Day trading wouldn't work for my schedule, I don't want to be looking at graphs for 3 hours a day and it wouldn't fit my schedule for the upcoming school years.

    Swing trading looks good, but so does long term investing. I don't know of any other styles/methods if there are any, so I'm asking what would work for somebody like me.

    ———————————————————————

    New Question: On the previous post, people said I should do Vanguard, SPY, basically ETFs. I want to take advantage of my young age, but I also want to earn short-term money. Since I'm only 14, earning my own money just gives me so much freedom and I wouldn't have to beg my parents for things. So after reading the previous text, what should I do and what do you recommend for me?

    Thank you for all the answers in the previous post, helps out a lot!

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    Thoughts on this portfolio?

    Posted: 29 May 2020 11:13 AM PDT

    My main goal is to build a safe but diverse portfolio over a few decades. I plan on contributing to it every month like I would a savings account, but I want some return. The plan is to focus primarily on ETFs, dividends, and safe growth with a little risk.

    25% SCHD

    15% VZ

    15% XLE

    15% SCHH

    10% JPM

    5% MJ

    Suggestions for the other 15%?

    Thanks.

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    Significant Activist Hedge Fund Activity (Last 7 Days)

    Posted: 29 May 2020 10:44 AM PDT

    These are the latest Schedule 13D forms filed by activist investors in the last 7 days. Activist investors are investors that make an investment with the intention of influencing management in some way. There is evidence that following activist investors into investments can generate excess returns. Schedule 13G forms, in contrast, are filed by significant investors with no intention of influencing management (such as Index funds).

    There is always a lot of interest in insider trades, but what a lot of people probably don't realize is that hedge fund activity is probably more predictive of future returns than insider activity. The reason is that hedge funds (a) have large research budgets, and (b) have a choice where to put their money. In contract, insiders have no choice where to put their money, but only when to time their transactions.

    New Filings

    This table lists new 13D filings in the last week. A new filing does not necessarily indicate a new position, as investors frequently accumulate in advance before reaching the filing threshold.

    Date Form Company Investor Shares Ownership Change
    05‑29 13D ATAO / Altair International Corp. EROP Capital LLC 50,636,022 9.9%
    05‑28 13D NCLH / Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd LC9 Skipper, L.P. 33,119,840 11.4%
    05‑28 13D BBW / Build-A-Bear Workshop, Inc. Avram Glazer Irrevocable Exempt Trust 1,120,736 7.38%
    05‑28 13D NVNT / Novint Technologies, Inc. Congregation Ahavas Tzdokah Vchesed Inc. 61,722,996 30.5%
    05‑27 13D GFY / Western Asset Variable Rate Strategic Fund Inc. Bulldog Investors, LLC 309,915 %
    05‑27 13D NTP / Nam Tai Property Inc. ISZO CAPITAL LP 3,812,450 9.8% 48.48
    05‑27 13D PKKW / Parkway Acquisition Corp STILWELL JOSEPH 306,358 5.1%
    05‑27 13D ZMTP / Zoom Telephonics Inc. Palm Management (us) Llc 5.1%
    05‑27 13D GEOS / Geospace Technologies Corp Nierenberg Investment Management Company, Inc. 699,240 5.1% 0.00
    05‑27 13D FPAC / Far Point Acquisition Corporation Silver Lake (offshore) Aiv Gp Iii, Ltd. 9,487,500 15.0%
    05‑26 13D BHR / Braemar Hotels & Resorts Inc. Auto Services Company, Inc. 2,014,461 5.9%
    05‑26 13D AGTX / Agentix Corp. Stevens Scott B 2,188,070 57.4%
    05‑22 13D CCO / Clear Channel Outdoor Holdings, Inc. ARES MANAGEMENT LLC 27,461,773 5.9%
    05‑22 13D ASFI / Asta Funding, Inc. RBF Capital, LLC 583,198 8.8% 0.00
    05‑22 13D 078771300 / BELLEROPHON THERAPEUTICS INC Puissance Life Science Opportunities Fund Vi 1,207,173 13.1%

    Amended Filings

    This table lists amended filings in the last week, and is useful for monitoring changes in existing investments or when a fund closes a position. I have eliminated all filings with less than a 5% change in ownership.

    Date Form Company Investor Shares Ownership Change
    05‑29 13D/A WYY / WidePoint Corp. Nokomis Capital, L.L.C. 8,378,081 9.9% -19.51
    05‑29 13D/A TESS / Tessco Technologies, Inc. Lakeview Investment Group & Trading Co LLC 697,324 8.2% 18.84
    05‑28 13D/A TMBR / Timber Pharmaceuticals, Inc. TardiMed Sciences LLC 5,666,152 47.7%
    05‑28 13D/A AVID / Avid Technology, Inc. Impactive Capital Lp 5,089,117 11.6%
    05‑28 13D/A OXLCO / Oxford Lane Capital Corp. Karpus Management, Inc. 1,635,743 18.57% -9.81
    05‑28 13D/A SENS / Senseonics Holdings, Inc. NEW ENTERPRISE ASSOCIATES 10 L P 26,009,686 11.9% -8.46
    05‑27 13D/A BIF / Boulder Growth & Income Fund, Inc. ERNEST HOREJSI TRUST NO 1B 45,344,694 44.9% 179.58
    05‑27 13D/A ETM / Entercom Communications Corp. FIELD JOSEPH M 17,694,496 12.8% 11.30
    05‑27 13D/A OVID / Ovid Therapeutics Inc. Tls Advisors Llc 2,489,415 4.55% -26.61
    05‑27 13D/A 00653Q102 / AdaptHealth Corp. BlueMountain Capital Management, LLC 3,647,353 8.0%
    05‑27 13D/A ZMTP / Zoom Telephonics Inc. Hitchcock Jeremy P. 4,602,321 21.5% 20.79
    05‑27 13D/A VXRT / Vaxart, Inc ARMISTICE CAPITAL, LLC 8,400,000 11.3% -19.29
    05‑27 13D/A ALSK / Alaska Communications Systems Group, Inc. AEGIS FINANCIAL CORP 2,433,941 4.54% -21.86
    05‑27 13D/A AGYS / Agilysys, Inc. MAK CAPITAL ONE LLC 4,133,991 16.3% 59.80
    05‑26 13D/A TPTX / Turning Point Therapeutics, Inc. GLAXOSMITHKLINE PLC 2,268,660 5.5% -17.91
    05‑26 13D/A HLI / Houlihan Lokey, Inc. HL VOTING TRUST 18,524,533 27.09% -7.73
    05‑26 13D/A CLCN / Creative Learning Corp. Furlow Blake 2,301,239 17.5%
    05‑26 13D/A LVGO / Livongo Health, Inc. Gc Venture Lh, Llc 20,499,185 20.96% -16.16
    05‑26 13D/A EVFM / Evofem Biosciences, Inc. Pdl Biopharma, Inc. 3,333,334 6.3% -81.14
    05‑26 13D/A SCPH / scPharmaceuticals Inc. ORBIMED ADVISORS LLC 4,797,148 17.9% 9.82
    05‑26 13D/A SOY / SunOpta Inc Engaged Capital LLC 15,731,907 16.5% 5.77
    05‑26 13D/A CWBC / Community West Bancshares PEEPLES WILLIAM R 811,298 9.6%
    05‑26 13D/A PALT / Paltalk, Inc. Lerner Clifford 682,139 9.9%
    05‑26 13D/A AGTX / Agentix Corp. Winterhalter Michael 150,000 5.8%
    05‑26 13D/A NVNT / Novint Technologies, Inc. Christoff Ryan 11,142,857 5.5%
    05‑26 13D/A KRTX / Karuna Therapeutics, Inc. Puretech Health Llc 4,739,897 18.1% -11.27
    05‑23 13D/A FND / Floor & Decor Holdings, Inc. Ares Corporate Opportunities Fund Iii Lp 8,724,262 8.5% -34.11
    05‑23 13D/A FND / Floor & Decor Holdings, Inc. Fs Equity Partners Vi, L.p. 8,724,262 8.5% -34.11
    05‑22 13D/A GPX / GP Strategies Corp. Cove Street Capital, LLC 2,681,735 15.62% 10.08
    05‑22 13D/A ALLK / Allakos Inc. Rivervest Venture Fund Iii, L.p. 5,791,572 11.9% -33.15
    05‑22 13D/A H / Hyatt Hotels Corp. 1922 Trust Co LTA 4,130,521 4.1%
    05‑22 13D/A ARCT / Arcturus Therapeutics Ltd. Ultragenyx Pharmaceutical Inc. 3,000,000 14.6%
    05‑22 13D/A ELST / Electronic Systems Technology, Inc. EDCO PARTNERS LLLP 1,678,500 33.9% 25.56
    05‑22 13D/A TPTX / Turning Point Therapeutics, Inc. ORBIMED ADVISORS LLC 2,027,550 4.9% -24.62
    05‑22 13D/A ASND / Ascendis Pharma AS ORBIMED ADVISORS LLC 2,083,713 4.3% -17.31
    05‑22 13D/A ALRM / Alarm.com Holdings, Inc. TCV VII LP 547,170 1.1% -91.27
    05‑22 13D/A CBB / Cincinnati Bell, Inc. GAMCO INVESTORS, INC. ET AL 1,230,614 2.43% -12.27
    05‑22 13D/A SPCE / Virgin Galactic Holdings, Inc. Vieco 10 Ltd 89,790,438 42.7% -19.89
    05‑22 13D/A FTV / Fortive Corporation RALES STEVEN M 16,620,210 4.9% -20.97
    05‑22 13D/A CREX / Creative Realities, Inc. Horton Capital Partners, LLC 497,006 4.99% -43.30
    05‑22 13D/A APAM / Artisan Partners Asset Management Inc. Colson Eric R 11,790,533 17.7% -6.35
    05‑22 13D/A MOD / Modine Manufacturing Co. GAMCO INVESTORS, INC. ET AL 1,406,480 2.77% -17.56
    05‑22 13D/A EGLT / Egalet Corporation Capital Royalty L.p. 0 0.0% -100.00
    05‑22 13D/A LYL / Dragon Victory International Limited Cyn Cherish Capital Ltd 442,524 3.875% -76.39
    05‑22 13D/A FXNC / First National Corp. WILKINS III JAMES R 395,449 8.2%
    05‑22 13D/A AHPH / ALLIED HEALTHCARE PRODUCTS INC Weil John D 659,355 16.4% -48.26
    05‑22 13D/A ANCN / Anchiano Therapeutics Ltd. Palisade Medical Equity I, Lp 1,848,200 4.98% -64.43
    05‑22 13D/A GMDA / Gamida Cell Ltd. Ai Gamida Holdings Llc 9,903,600 20.93% -22.40
    05‑22 13D/A WYY / WidePoint Corp. Nokomis Capital, L.L.C. 10,329,522 12.3% -20.13
    05‑22 13D/A CRK / Comstock Resources, Inc. Covey Park Holdings Llc 167,404,429 72.2% -20.31
    05‑22 13D/A 078771300 / BELLEROPHON THERAPEUTICS INC Puissance Cross-border Opportunities Iii Llc 53,327 0.9%
    05‑22 13D/A GPAC / Global Partner Acquisition Corp. Coliseum Capital Management, LLC 16,956,602 41.0% -37.02
    05‑22 13D/A 03836J102 / Aprea Therapeutics Inc 5am Ventures Iv, L.p. 2,597,653 12.3%

    Source: Fintel.io/activists

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    best way to start Getting into s&p etf in UK

    Posted: 29 May 2020 08:23 AM PDT

    A long post here with multiple questions. Ive been investing small amounts in individual stocks for a while now while learning the market but I now want to start building up a serious position in an etf for retirement. Im using the app free trade as in the UK as its the only one ive found that doesn't charge and seems reliable (heard some bad things about trading 212) and it doesnt have VOO or SPY but instead VUSA and some other s&p etfs. Should I open up an account with another brokerage for my etf or stay on this app and buy VUSA? I would also appreciate if someone could explain the best way to minimise taxes I currently just trade through the app and haven't looked into an investment ISA but since Im aiming to add about 8-12,000 a year to the etf I think I will need too. Any resources or advice on where I should buy the etf, best one too go with for a 20+ year time frame and what steps I will need to take to ensure I avoid as much taxes as legally possible will be very appreciated. thanks :)

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    Why is the stock market so high this week?

    Posted: 29 May 2020 05:57 PM PDT

    I don't understand what's going on - I see 40M people unemployed and economic disaster and major population centers like NYC still under lockdown and with very soft/drawn out reopening plans, which means months more of no economic activity. Does anyone think another correction is coming?

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    Spike just before 1 pm

    Posted: 29 May 2020 10:23 AM PDT

    What was that seemingly random massive spike in the market just before 1 pm? Did I miss something? Nothing was moving and then every stock I'm looking at jumped 1-2% in 3 minutes

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    Why was NVDA so volatile this week?

    Posted: 29 May 2020 01:58 PM PDT

    Does anyone have any idea why NVDA was so volatile this week? I'm trying to find a good entry point but not sure what direction it's going. I thought it was starting to dip and the next day it rallied again and now it's back to near all time highs. Do you guys think next week there will be more volatility and maybe another dip?

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    Am I Missing Something

    Posted: 29 May 2020 10:06 AM PDT

    Morning Stars, Three White Soldiers, Three Black Crows...

    Why would anyone listen to "analysts" who project market movements by looking exclusively at the performance charts? Am I missing something?

    Every other article on Seeking Alpha (which I understand might be the buzzfeed of fin analysis) hocks the next movement in the market based on the patterns on the graph indicating the performance of the market. How does this ever pass as analysis to rational adults?

    Intuitively this seems like stone age people worshiping constellations because they can't explain natural phenomena. The graph is itself a fiat reflection of fundamentals and the game theory of the market, it does not obey any laws of motion unrelated to that reality.

    Why does this method seem like the norm in forums rather than someone diving into the fundamentals?

    edit:typo

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    What is ReRoyalties and are they a good investment?

    Posted: 29 May 2020 12:49 PM PDT

    With everyone talking about going clean energy as soon as possible, is it possible for a new type of company like this to take off?

    Are there any other companied like it that offer dividends? If not are they worth it?

    Apparently they werent even suspending their dividends.

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    Correlation of every stock in the S&P with the index itself

    Posted: 29 May 2020 10:06 AM PDT

    I've found some online tools that show the correlation of individual S&P stocks with the index itself but is there any tool out there that shows the standard deviation of the correlation of every stock in the S&P with the index itself (because I assume the average would always be 1) - basically just giving 1 number on any specific date that shows the cumulative correlation of S&P stocks with the index itself?

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    r/StockMarket May 2020 Contest Update as of market close 5/28/20 (Final trading day of the month today!)

    Posted: 29 May 2020 04:04 AM PDT

    how long before I can withdraw money from a sold stock on Robinhood?

    Posted: 29 May 2020 08:11 AM PDT

    I have sold some shares today on Robinhood but my withdraw balance is $0. when will I be able to get the money from the shares I have sold and can I still buy during this period? my buying power is showing the money I have plus the shares I have sold.

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    best free research site for stocks

    Posted: 29 May 2020 07:47 AM PDT

    What is the best free online site for stock market research and tips?

    Or is a paid subscription a better way to go? If so, which subscription?

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    Thank you.

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    What type of trading/investing will work best for me?

    Posted: 29 May 2020 07:37 AM PDT

    I'm 14 and I'm earning about $5 a day from doing online surveys. I thought about just saving but trading or investing it seemed like a way better idea. It works perfectly because I've always wanted to learn

    I've been doing research and I'm overwhelmed with just everything. It's hard to avoid the BS on YouTube and find valuable content which is unfortunate. I'm confused with what I want to do.

    Day trading wouldn't work for my schedule, I don't want to be looking at graphs for 3 hours a day and it wouldn't fit my schedule for the upcoming school years.

    Swing trading looks good, but so does long term investing. I don't know of any other styles/methods if there are any, so I'm asking what would work for somebody like me.

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    Watchlist: 5/29 Trumps's Fights - China & Twitter

    Posted: 29 May 2020 03:43 AM PDT

    Market Notes:

    Yesterday morning President Trump signaled a crackdown on Twitter (TWTR) and all social media platforms with an executive order. The order was symbolic, retaliation for Twitter offering an alternative narrative to one of the President's tweets. Tech stocks suffered all day.

    Markets were up broadly most of the day yesterday until the President announced a press conference about China. No other details have been provided. The administration appears to be supporting Beijing's Hong Kong crackdown. But continues to attack its the handling of COVID-19 crisis.

    Markets finished in the red yesterday, selling off in the final hour. Futures are pointing to a lower open today. I'll be cautious today, may scale back position sizes to reduce risk.

    Watchlist:

    TENX is a low float, watching for a setup above $1.60

    NVUS is a low float, resistance at $1.40

    HX is a low float, big runner yesterday, resistance is at $1.60

    RNWK is a lowish float, watching for a setup above $2.20

    ALRN is a lowish float, moving on news, watching for a setup above $1.40

    ARPO is a lowish float, watching that $1.40 level here too

    VRML watching for a setup above $3.34

    HTBX is moving on COVID-19 news, resistance at $1.15

    NAK has support at $1.18

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