Stock Market - SEC launches investigation of trading in Kodak shares before and after $765 million loan disclosure: WSJ |
- SEC launches investigation of trading in Kodak shares before and after $765 million loan disclosure: WSJ
- Facebook or Microsoft
- Is it possible to never/very rarely have losses when day/swing trading by just not selling?
- Watchlist: 8/4 Record Highs, When in Doubt Buy
- Do you know anywhere that tracks management rating of the companies for stock?
- Outlook on TWLO (Twilio Inc.) after today's earnings ?
- Puts on Kodak (KODK)
- Some Questions about the P/E ratio
- Stock Traders Almanac
- Swing Trade Ideas
- Ford (F) CEO Jim Hackett retires after just 3 years—and a 40% stock slide
- GAIA is in 52 week territory - Still way undervalued
- Double Dipping via Individual Stocks and ETFs
- ES Mini Testing Resistance - Hourly Closed Above Key Level With More Active Buying
- Order Execution Depending on Quantity?
- Hey just wanted some opinions on TRVN. I bought a couple shares just to use up what I had sitting around. And it’s slowly been on the rise.
- Disney just F****ing CRUSHED it!
- Betterment, is it good?
- Is VWAP calculated during Pre-Market and After Hours Trading?
- Should I open two accounts for growth and dividends?
- New investor
- Shoham (SHOM.TA) – 40% ROE compounding machine – Israel Value Blog
- Physical or stock gold
- What are/where can I learn the fundamentals of day trading?
| Posted: 04 Aug 2020 10:14 AM PDT Not much info/detail in this article but good to know it's at least being scrutinized. Let them all burn!
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| Posted: 04 Aug 2020 06:38 AM PDT Facebook is a growing company that owns many more companies. They are really working to expand What'sApp and Instagram. There is clearly a bright future ahead. Microsoft is also a growing company. They also own other companies like Xbox and LinkedIn. In addition, they are looking to purchase the popular TikTok app from ByteDance to get into the social media game. Both of these stocks have grown by about the same amount in 2020. In addition, they are both around the same price range. (Only $35 separates the two). Therefore, if you had $1000 which stock would you purchase and why? Of course, if you have a better option for the 1k, feel free to recommend it. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Is it possible to never/very rarely have losses when day/swing trading by just not selling? Posted: 04 Aug 2020 03:59 AM PDT If I buy a certain amount of stock and I see the value has gone down and I know that I will lose money if I sell, it would make sense to just hold and wait till it increases again right? Even if it takes a few weeks? I am not sure if this is something day trading firms would do but as an individual just buying and selling ONLY when the price has gone up is more sensible then selling at a loss right? If it is why is it that we see people losing so much money dat trading when they could just hold when they know they're going to lose money? Sorry if this question is stupid, I'm new to the stock market and I just wanna learn Thanks in advance! [link] [comments]  | ||
| Watchlist: 8/4 Record Highs, When in Doubt Buy Posted: 04 Aug 2020 03:07 AM PDT Market Notes: The markets surged higher and the Nasdaq soared to record highs both intraday and close. Despite unemployment on the rise and the congressional stalemate. When in doubt buy. Earnings season has yet to deliver any headline stealing surprises so far. Profits are down across the board and stocks continue to climb. Summer trading is still a little choppy as futures are pointing towards a lower open. I'm still trading small positions waiting for conditions to improve. My watchlist is growing and speculation appears to be picking back up which bodes well for my morning momentum plays. Watchlist: BLIN is a low float, watching for at setup above $3.62 CRDF is a low float, resistance at $5.75 PDSB is a low float, resistance at $4.55 KIRK is a low float, watching for a continuation above $6.49 ATOM is a low float, resistance at $11.85 AMTX is a low float, watching for a setup above $1.72 ZVO is a lowish float, watching for a continuation above $5.27 CHFS is continuing to breakout, on watch COCP is another breakout, on watch ICLK watching for a setup above $8.20 GRGW has resistance at $9.02 LPCN has resistance at $1.84 SUPV has resistance at $3.40 CBAY key level at $5 STKL key level at $7 KOPN has support at $2.10 WTRH has resistance at $5.64 GPRO has support at $5.40, resistance at $5.60 TRVN has resistance at $3 SRNE watching for a setup above $10.50 PBI has resistance at $5.50 NXE has resistance at $1.89 UMC has resistance at $4.26 NOK is on watch [link] [comments]  | ||
| Do you know anywhere that tracks management rating of the companies for stock? Posted: 04 Aug 2020 04:29 PM PDT I know morning star does a little but, they only have some stocks. I'm looking for something that tracks the management such as do they make bad decisions or make false promises etc.. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Outlook on TWLO (Twilio Inc.) after today's earnings ? Posted: 04 Aug 2020 02:08 PM PDT Twilio Earnings Top Views, Stock "Falls" (~130% up in last 3 months) As Customer Expansion Metric Falls : https://www.investors.com/news/technology/twilio-earnings-twlo-twilio-stock-q22020/ - Just speaking my confirmation bias :Any redditor who has TWLO in their portfolio, what are your opinion / outlook - Hold or Buy more if it dips to x (i.e. 260$ )? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 04 Aug 2020 09:44 AM PDT Yesterday, for the first time, I bought puts that expire at the end of the week on Kodak. It seemed like a no brainer and has obviously already made me money, but I bring the question that why would I not buy puts for all of these companies that rise to be way overvalued because of the news or fomo? It seems like they always hit their peak quickly after news and then the next week they spend in a free fall going back towards the original stock price. I'm a younger trader and I don't have too much experience so any feedback is welcome! [link] [comments]  | ||
| Some Questions about the P/E ratio Posted: 04 Aug 2020 05:08 PM PDT In what instance would the P/E ratio of a company be not applicable to its actual performance? I've seen companies with a current ratio of over 300x and I was bewildered. What could cause such a skyrocketing effect in its ratio and should these outliers be taken into consideration of whether or not to invest in a company? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 04 Aug 2020 04:10 PM PDT Does this strategy beat the traditional buy/hold and average down strategy most passive investors use? I mean this technique trades on seasonality. If everyone is aware of the seasons on when to get in and out of the market, is there an advantage? I tried researching the topic and compare it to various investment styles, like the above buy/hold, target date funds, etc. I'm looking to invest long term and trying to figure out the best strategies to use. [link] [comments]  | ||
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| Ford (F) CEO Jim Hackett retires after just 3 years—and a 40% stock slide Posted: 04 Aug 2020 02:48 PM PDT
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| GAIA is in 52 week territory - Still way undervalued Posted: 04 Aug 2020 04:22 PM PDT Not gonna get too into the DD here but I will say that I've been a holder of this one for over a year now and been adding on all the dips. I've always thought this stock was undervalued when compared to Netflix on a subscriber basis. The reason is because its been around for over 2 decades and has not made a significant return for investors. They burned a lot of cash on customer acquisitions which did not pan out as fast as they hoped in their goal to reach 1 Million subs. But covid has seemed to be a tailwind for them and now they have just beat their own estimates and added over 50k new subscribers in the past quarter. That's one quarter alone. they have over 600k subs now. It boggles my mind that this stock is priced at value stock levels when it's clearly become a growth stock since the pandemic. I'm posting about it because i think if word would to get out to the robinhood community it would skyrocket. Do your own DD though. I find a lot of the content on Seeking Alpha to be the best for that if you're not looking a the financials on your own. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Double Dipping via Individual Stocks and ETFs Posted: 04 Aug 2020 08:43 AM PDT I'm a new investor, and I just wanted to see what consensus or opinions are out there in regards to this topic. I currently own MSFT and VUG within my Roth IRA. I know that MSFT is VUG's largest holding, which means I am double dipping into MSFT. With some companies, I could see how that increases your risk or may over expose you, but it's MSFT. I'm extremely bullish on MSFT, so I'm fine with owning the stock individually and also having it be part of ETFs I buy. When I look at VUG, I see that I am getting an ETF that is heavy on a stock I already love, and also exposes me to APPL (own individually as well), AMZN, GOOG, FB, V, HD, etc. So what is the counter argument to this? Why would I be better served to not go this route? [link] [comments]  | ||
| ES Mini Testing Resistance - Hourly Closed Above Key Level With More Active Buying Posted: 04 Aug 2020 04:15 PM PDT
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| Order Execution Depending on Quantity? Posted: 04 Aug 2020 04:08 AM PDT I have a quick question on order execution depending on share quantity of the trade. If you place an order, whether it be a limit or market, and set the share quantity at let's say, 10 shares, will the order only execute when there is someone selling exactly 10 or the specified amount? Or will you get traded a few from one seller and the rest from another? And with limit orders, will the order only execute when there is someone selling at the specified price and at the exact share quantity? Also, unrelated to the title, could you potentially sell your owned shares at any price you wish? Any insight regarding this will be greatly appreciated. Cheers. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 04 Aug 2020 05:32 AM PDT Oliceridine is the drugs they are trying to get approved by fda it will be a schedule II drug. Think that will raise the value much on this stock? Projected is only 4.00. Any advice helped. Just trying to learn so I don't have to ask as many question on here. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Disney just F****ing CRUSHED it! Posted: 04 Aug 2020 02:48 PM PDT Disney+ is just a monster right now. Sports and parks are really just taking a backseat to this bohemith. The conference call team seemed a bit giddy at the future of Disney+. Where do you think the STOCK will be a year from now? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 03 Aug 2020 11:13 PM PDT So question, im new to the whole stock market and my first attempt has failed. So i was wondering if betterment was any good for someone who'd like to not have my money sit and do Nothing? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Is VWAP calculated during Pre-Market and After Hours Trading? Posted: 04 Aug 2020 01:42 PM PDT Is VWAP calculated during Pre-Market and After Hours Trading? I heard that if u program your chart to have the VWAP line it doesn't show or is not accurate during pre market and after hours trading. Is this true? Thanks in advance for any responses [link] [comments]  | ||
| Should I open two accounts for growth and dividends? Posted: 04 Aug 2020 01:05 PM PDT Hello, I was wondering if it is better to open two different IRAs. One for long term growth and another for dividends. Or should I just hold both type of stocks in one account? Or does it now matter? Thanks [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 04 Aug 2020 09:09 AM PDT 22 years old, with around a savings of $10k. So far I've invested very safely, only invested $100 total. I was wondering what are some good places to invest into as a beginner? I'm looking to hopefully at some point have half of my savings in the stock market. Preferably long term investments that can still make good money. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Shoham (SHOM.TA) – 40% ROE compounding machine – Israel Value Blog Posted: 04 Aug 2020 11:43 AM PDT An investment thesis of the Israeli cheque discounting company Shoham (SHOM.TA) – 40% ROE compounding machine. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 04 Aug 2020 11:09 AM PDT Hey i know this is a pretty dumb question but i just want to be 100% clear and get a simple quick answer because i tried researching it and there is no clear answer. So since inflation is going to affect the buying power of our cash, to save the value of it many people are buying bitcoin or gold and things like that. When people talk about saving their cash from inflation do they mean buying physical gold or gold stocks like $GLD ? All replies are appreciated thank you! [link] [comments]  | ||
| What are/where can I learn the fundamentals of day trading? Posted: 04 Aug 2020 11:05 AM PDT I'm very new to the stock market and I really want to learn about it but I don't have any idea what I should focus on learning in the beginning. I'm sort of just watching different youtube videos that I think will be helpful and trying to learn whatever I can. I have about 1k that I can invest, so I'm planning on day trading with penny stocks so I can learn first. Whenever I watch experienced traders, they talk a lot about set-ups, patterns, etc. and I want to know how they learned that sort of information and how they are able to apply it when they start trading. Like right now, if I was to buy a stock it'd be buying it blindly because I have no idea what I'm supposed to be looking for and I really wanna learn what indicators and set ups will lead me to good choices. What useful videos and fundamentals should I fully understand before I even start getting into the stock market? [link] [comments]  |
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