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- What stocks are you looking at for next week?
- Most Anticipated Earnings Releases for the next 4 weeks (only showing confirmed release dates)
- Blank Check Stocks
- Expect Wall Street stock market fireworks in the next few months.
- Coca-Cola pauses advertising on all social media platforms globally
- What’s with the $SHLL run up today?
- Can someone help me clarify what these terms are?
- Possible government program to prop up stock market?
- Technical analysis
- Turmalina Metals (TBX.V:CN) - Join the Gold Rush (DD)
- Dave and Busters (PLAY)
- How do you think the stocks will perform if Democrats sweep the elections in November?
- PLAY?
- Excel template
- High IV hedged play on the assumption the market will dip again and then recover.
- Watchlist: 6/26 Market Bounce, Friday Risk
- Next investment
- A New Additional International Financial System Established By Sanction Countries & Asia Will End The Current World Madness
- Best data feed for scalping in Canada?
- [Question] Forum for Asking Qualitative Questions About Stocks.
- I'm beginning to turn bearish.
- Advice needed on LK stocks.
- IPIX - corporate update
| What stocks are you looking at for next week? Posted: 26 Jun 2020 03:42 AM PDT
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| Most Anticipated Earnings Releases for the next 4 weeks (only showing confirmed release dates) Posted: 26 Jun 2020 03:44 AM PDT
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| Posted: 26 Jun 2020 02:43 PM PDT Today it was GRAF, FMCI trying to compete with BYND. DKNG, SPCE, & NKLA all started as SPACs. Special Purpose Acquisition Companies (SPAC), aka Blank Check Companies They sell stock with an IPO. Then use that cash to buy a privately held company. I just thought it was worth a quick explanation since they seem to be everywhere right now. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Expect Wall Street stock market fireworks in the next few months. Posted: 26 Jun 2020 01:59 PM PDT Be prepared when it happens. Enjoy reading the article. Paul La Monica CNN News 6/26/2020 New York (CNN Business)The late spring and summer is supposed to be a sleepy time for the stock market. But this is shaping up to be an atypical summer in a year that has been anything but normal. Sell in May? That didn't work as the S&P 500 rose about 4.5% following a nearly 13% surge in April. June swoon? Not so much either. The Dow and S&P 500 are flat this month -- despite the market plunge on June 11 and a lot more volatility.Stocks fell sharply Friday following weak results from Dow component Nike (NKE), concerns about the latest bank stress tests and growing fears of a second wave of Covid-19 cases.But the tech-heavy Nasdaq has still gained more than 3% in June. And for the full second quarter, the S&P 500 has surged 17%, making this the best three-month performance for the stock market since the fourth quarter of 1998. "There are some potential things that are worrisome. In many ways we are going to be living from earnings season to earnings season," said David Russell, vice president of market intelligence with TradeStation. Earnings stink and risky stocks pop, but don't fight the Fed"There will be a lot lot of difficulty predicting what earnings are going to be like with a disruption of this magnitude," Russell said.There are also signs of speculative froth in the market. Bankrupt stocks have inexplicably soared as of late. So have IPOs and blank check special purpose acquisition companies like Virgin Galactic (SPCE), DraftKings and electric truck maker Nikola.But stimulus from the Federal Reserve isn't going away anytime soon. The central bank will almost certainly keep rates at zero for years and it is pumping out trillions of dollars into the economy through various lending programs."Don't fight the Fed" is a popular saying on Wall Street. Is it really that simple? It just might be."Markets are clearly responding to the significant stimulus in the US and throughout the world," said Kent Insley, chief investment officer with Tiedemann Advisors. Insley told CNN Business that the massive stimulus from the Fed as well as various programs from Congress should help the market for the foreseeable future. Cheap money will push investors into riskier stocks over Treasuries, which now yield next to nothing.📷Biotech IPOs are booming -- but it's not all about Covid-19"lt may be a low growth environment but rates are going to remain low. Stocks still look more attractive over the long term compared to bonds," Insley said.He added that investors should focus on companies with solid balance sheets that can continue to post decent growth rates. And he said that investors don't have to limit themselves to big tech stocks -- the so-called FAANGs and Microsoft (MSFT). Betting on an eventual reboundOthers are also dismissing concerns about weak profits."In the grand scheme of things, one year of earnings are not that meaningful for the valuation of a company unless there is a major liquidity issue," said Sam Hendel, president of Levin Easterly Partners.Hendel said he is worried about heavily indebted energy firms and struggling travel and leisure companies. But he added that firms in other parts of the market, most notably tech, consumer staples and health care, have the "ballast to withstand an economic contraction."He favors companies like broadband and media giant Comcast (CMCSA), packaged food and beverage firms Treehouse (THS), Post Holdings (POST) and Primo Water (PRMW) and health care companies Pfizer (PFE) and Quest Diagnostics (DGX).Hendel also thinks it's reasonable to think that a major biotech or pharma company will come up with a viable coronavirus treatment sooner rather than later. That could further boost health care stocks."We're not trying to call the bottom on Covid-19, but we hope and pray for a vaccine coming as well," he said. "What 9/11 was for the defense sector, Covid-19 is for health care."More broadly, there are still hopes that stocks won't fall back into a bear market.Merger activity is slowly starting to pick up as companies grow a little more confident that the Fed and Congress will continue to be there as a backstop to keep the economy from sliding further.Ted Swimmer, head of capital markets with Citizens Bank, said that over the past two months, his firm has been positively surprised by the number of companies issuing new capital and talking about plans to grow again."The government is providing so much support, so I'd be surprised if the market touches the March lows again," he said. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Coca-Cola pauses advertising on all social media platforms globally Posted: 26 Jun 2020 05:48 PM PDT Coca Cola on Friday announced it will be pausing advertising on all social media globally. The company clarified it was not joining the official boycott, but said "we are pausing" advertising. [link] [comments]  | ||
| What’s with the $SHLL run up today? Posted: 26 Jun 2020 09:49 AM PDT Any fellow investors long on the reverse merger with Hyllion Corp? I bought shares at pre-market this morning to see it blow up a few hours later. Could be a bad case of FOMO as well. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Can someone help me clarify what these terms are? Posted: 26 Jun 2020 02:40 PM PDT Disclaimer: I'm an idiot. Please be patient with the young guy who was handed money and doesn't want to fuck it up. My hands have been completely tied, other people making decisions in my interest and it scares me that I don't understand these basic concepts and I don't have a feel for how secure my investments are in the bigger picture 10 years from now. I'm in my 20's, but treat me like I'm 5 if you can. In my Morgan Stanley app, the "summary" shows 70% of Equities, as well as 30% of Fixed Income & Preferreds. Then when I go over to "holdings" and "product type", it shows me 16% of ETF's/CEF's as well as 82% of Mutual Funds. I am confused at the difference between these terms, why there are separate pages with different information. I am also not sure how aggressive the investments are for my age? I am working a minimum wage job. This is all of my money. It is hard for me to add more to it. I'd like this $100K to turn into a future retirement for me. Ideally I won't touch it for 30 years unless I have to. Any kind of advise is appreciated. Thank you. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Possible government program to prop up stock market? Posted: 26 Jun 2020 02:34 PM PDT I know we keep hearing how the stock market is not where it should be and it doesn't "make any sense".. I know this is still the case outside of these circumstances to some extent. My question is this, could there realistically be a secret program (it would need to be secret to be more effective) that is buying stocks when the market begins to crash? Also.. again, probably explained away by people buying the dip, but I've noticed a pattern of the market tanking in the morning, then quickly recovering like clockwork. I know there is currently $500b out there that is unaccounted for: https://www.citizen.org/news/keeping-500-billion-in-bailout-funds-secret/ Also, apologies if this is the wrong sub for discussion.. new here. Thanks! edit: I've been told to check out PPT.. taking a look at it and wow.. this is quite the rabbit hole.. so people have been theorizing that the government props up the stock market, but nobody has much proof outside of proposals, etc.. and of course odd/convenient/systematic almost stock market rebounds? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 26 Jun 2020 05:25 PM PDT Looking for recommendations on resources to learn about chart reading, candles and so forth. I know YouTube is there but looking for reading material. If anyone has a good book or books they can recommend please lmk. Thank you. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Turmalina Metals (TBX.V:CN) - Join the Gold Rush (DD) Posted: 26 Jun 2020 09:11 AM PDT Hello all, with how the markets are going right now I thought that I'd make a post about Turmalina Metals (TBX.V:CN) (TBXXF:US) https://turmalinametals.com/. They are a junior gold mining company based out of Vancouver, Canada, and are from analysis likely to have a stock value of $10 CAD by the end of the year easily. Here's some information about the company. - They are currently working a discovery site in Argentina, which is their San Francisco site. Their preliminary findings from the assays suggest that there should be 79g/t of gold. They have recently commenced phase two drilling operations, and are currently accelerating the process. https://www.azomining.com/News.aspx?newsID=16368 - They are currently holding NO DEBT. This is phenomenal, as when looking at other mining corporations operating at a similar production capacity to them, like Freegold Ventures Ltd (FVL:CN) no debt is phenomenal. Not to mention that the market cap of FVL, which is operating with half the gold production of TBX, is 256M vs 89.4M. It is likely that once the dust has settled on phase 2 drilling for TBX they will exceed FVL's market cap in a weeks time. My personal target is $5 by August. - The upper management, and insiders have also been buying up the stock like crazy. I think they probably know something we don't. It has also be trading at a higher than average volume lately, in favour of the green direction. - Also, look at their 3 month chart history, it has been green skys for a while now, and I feel like it's time to share those profits with you guys. Catalysts, no dates yet but in short to medium term all likely to happen
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Risk vs Reward In summary Feel free to do some DD on it, let me know anything I've missed. More information never hurts. Love y'all! Cheers. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 26 Jun 2020 08:34 AM PDT Can someone tell me what's the stock looking like? Is there high potential ? Will it go back to 38$+ anytime soon? I have. ALMSOT 585 Shares purchased at 14.45 and currently sitting at a loss because price is at 12.75. I just want to know I'll be ok because that's all my money. [link] [comments]  | ||
| How do you think the stocks will perform if Democrats sweep the elections in November? Posted: 26 Jun 2020 10:07 AM PDT I've read a few articles saying that either the market will tank or it won't have any effect at all. However, according to the discussion boards, there seems to be a lot of fear from traders about a Biden win. Does it really matter? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 26 Jun 2020 06:07 AM PDT I'm looking to invest into some businesses that centered around entertainment, under the belief that once things settle down (COVID) there will be a boom in that industry. PLAY has had a rough go of things recently, but seems like it could bounce back. Any thoughts? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 26 Jun 2020 01:07 PM PDT Im looking for an excel template that shows - company name - ticker - # shares - average price - current price - total return - dividends paid out My portfolio is fine but I want to include a history of all my moves, even if I don't have them anymore currently. Anyone got one? [link] [comments]  | ||
| High IV hedged play on the assumption the market will dip again and then recover. Posted: 26 Jun 2020 12:46 PM PDT Look for advice my current idea before I execute it. It involves selling covered calls and buying puts. Say stock XYZ just peaked at $10 and the implied volatility on it is high. I would then buy several 100 share increments and immediately sell calls with the shares as collateral. These calls would have an expiration of around 3-6 months I then take the money from those calls and buy out of the money puts at 2 or 3 times the number of calls I sold. So the trade would look something like this. I'm just picking some stock, this isn't the one I'm considering If BAC rockets past $24 I can still make money and exit when IV dies down. If BAC crashed hard I make money on the put, and I still have 100 shares when the market recovers. If BAC slowly goes down to the put strike, my investment total goes down, but I don't lose everything. Is there a name for this strategy, and is the an inverse of such a thing? Puts tend to be more expensive than calls right now. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Watchlist: 6/26 Market Bounce, Friday Risk Posted: 26 Jun 2020 04:31 AM PDT Market Notes: Yesterday the markets were quite choppy but ended the day higher. Unemployment numbers showed people are still filling for unemployment at record levels. Virus numbers are rising and several states are slowing or reversing reopening. Hospitalization rates are rising, ICU beds are quickly filling up. These worsening numbers for 2 days in a row could lead to a Friday selloff. It's a lot of risks holding over the weekend. Watchlist: PHCF is a low float, resistance at $7 IPDN is a low float, watching for a setup above $3.50 EKSO is a low float, big move yesterday, on watch today CRDF is a low float, support at $5 TRIB is a low float, resistance at $2.60 LODE is a lowish float, support at $1 NLS is a lowish float, resistance at $8.75 KTOV resistance at $1.30 & 1.40 OCX has resistance at $3.50 ALSK has resistance at $2.78 OCUL has resistance at $9 & 9.20 VXRT was the big winner yesterday, on watch today AFMD has resistance at $4.60's AUG has support at $1.50 and resistance at $1.70 DVAX watching for a setup above $8.50 LLNW has resistance at $7.50 CERS watching for a setup above $8 [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 26 Jun 2020 07:16 AM PDT I'm trying to make another stock pick (out of the 4 I have) and I'm having trouble trying to find a stock that is within my range of money and actually has value. Keep in mind I'm 15 so I don't have to much money on hand but I look for stocks at around 20-10. Do any of you have a particular stock in mind or just a strategy that helps you find stocks to invest in? I never know how people find there stock choices [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 26 Jun 2020 07:27 PM PDT A New Additional International Financial System Established By Sanction Countries & Asia Will End The Current World Madness There is a way can easily defeat the US Dollar & the Euro with a special strategy. All the current sanction countries such as North Korea, Iran, Syria, Cuba, Venezuela, etc. and the Asia should setup a brand new start-up global financial system. An example of the new one can defeat the US Dollar, Euro is here: A currency is always backed by a government and is tell you the stable and life of any nations. Imagine a new financial organization with Japan, new China, Korea, Vietnam, Russia, Thailand, Malaysia, Myanmar, Mongolia, which mean all the member currency will backed by over 2 billions people and will going to crush the current US dollar backed by oil and the Euro back by over 500 billions people. And that is just a small Eastern Asia region, if including the West Asia then that will be nearly 4 billion people. That is the way to defeat the US dollar & the Euro. All the sanctioned nations and the Asia have nothing to lose, they should kick off the great life reset. Hello the Asia the East, if you want to this special strategy, you must get the permission from me the Savior first in advance. Best Regard, Source: freejoy.aimoo.com [link] [comments]  | ||
| Best data feed for scalping in Canada? Posted: 26 Jun 2020 10:32 AM PDT I am currently with Interactive Brokers and want to start experimenting with penny stock plays on open, however, I am hearing a lot of negative things about IB's real-time data. My only other options are TD and Questrade but their commissions are way too high and a lot of third party data feeds like IQ seem to be very expensive. Anybody here trade with IB that may have a different experience? Or know of a better alternative? [link] [comments]  | ||
| [Question] Forum for Asking Qualitative Questions About Stocks. Posted: 26 Jun 2020 06:38 AM PDT I am wondering if there is a forum where we may ask qualitative questions about stocks. I know about the quantitative / technical analysis and can figure that out. I am looking for qualitative information on stocks : like why do you think stock xyz rose or dropped suddenly? and answers that have insights and perspicuity. Which forum may I go to in order to gather such soft intelligence about a company or general stakeholder environment? [link] [comments]  | ||
| I'm beginning to turn bearish. Posted: 26 Jun 2020 09:39 AM PDT All the news and such makes me think the stock market is finally doing what most think it should have been doing for the past three months. I think that this rally is now over because of the newest Corona news, and that we will probably go into a second lock down, which will destroy the market. The only good news that could come out is a vaccine and second stimulus. A vaccine is still a long ways out, and stimulus will only help so much. Spy will retest 297 soon, and there's not much, even with the fed, keeping it up. What're y'all's thoughts? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 26 Jun 2020 08:11 AM PDT I hold 50 stocks of LK (currently at a loss of 400$). Knowing that LK is going to be delisted on Monday. Do I have any other option apart from selling it at a loss? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 26 Jun 2020 03:16 AM PDT IPIX - corporate update New Corporate overview released yesterday. Not so much a catalyst in itself, but company is expecting grant money, peer review publication of government run lab results (97% viral load reduction - CV-19), Phase II initiation in the short term (less than a month). Any of these catalysts spark +$1 PPS. Early morning news release is popular, watch end of the day run into .50-60's, so people aren't out for Monday's open [link] [comments]  |
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