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- What stocks are you looking at for next week?
- Here is a Market Recap for Today, Aug 27!
- Why Did It Take 5 Yrs To Recover From 2008, But Only 5 Months For This Last Meltdown?
- Walmart is teaming up with Microsoft on TikTok bid
- Are we living in the first stages of inflation right now?
- How are people holding cash right now?
- Bond Crash and Dollar Squeeze
- MSFT Stock Split?
- Federal Reserve Speech link (extremely boring but what it really means...)
- TESLA vs NIO vs XPENG
- Buy and hold or sell when target reached?
- XPEV's IPO
- TikTok is the new Snapchat
- Where do you even start?
- Will the share price lower after the stock split in trading platforms?
- ADR for Dummies??
- Why is gold selling off after the fed says more inflation?
- Where to put £30k right nw
- Where is the second dip?
- Looking for some education/thoughts for a beginning investor!
- The World of Microcaps
- Hello investors!!
- How do you guys think about XPEV IPO?
- Anyone gonna buy Airbnb? Any news on when the IPO drops?
| What stocks are you looking at for next week? Posted: 27 Aug 2020 07:21 AM PDT
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| Here is a Market Recap for Today, Aug 27! Posted: 27 Aug 2020 01:33 PM PDT PsychoMarket Recap - Thursday, August 27 Stocks ended a choppy session on a mixed note, with major benchmarks showing a slowdown in the record-breaking rally. Investors focus on this week's unemployment data and Fed Chair Jerome Powell's promise to nudge inflation higher The NASDAQ snapped its win streak, ending 0.17% down on the day. The S&P ended 0.28% up and the Dow snapped its losing streak to end the day 0.62%. In today's Jackson Hole speech, Jerome Powell unveiled the Feds new framework that will tolerate inflation 'moderately above 2% target' and committed to reviewing this policy every five years. Powell warned that 'persistence of low inflation over the last eight years risks new economic difficulties." Meanwhile, Microsoft ($MSFT) and Walmart ($WMT) got a boost as reports surfaced that the two giants were nearing a joint agreement to buy out TikTok. CNBC reported that the retail giant had joined in with Microsoft to buy the platform, in the wake of TikTok's CEO resigning. A deal could close as soon as this week, CNBC reported. The impact of the coronavirus pandemic continues to reverberate across the economy, with the report showing back-to-back weeks that jobless claims topped the 1 million mark, following a brief break below that level earlier in August. Highlights
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| Why Did It Take 5 Yrs To Recover From 2008, But Only 5 Months For This Last Meltdown? Posted: 27 Aug 2020 02:51 PM PDT Why did it take the stock market around five years to recover from the 2008 financial meltdown, but now the market is at all-time highs just five months after it plummeted and the economy shut-down? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Walmart is teaming up with Microsoft on TikTok bid Posted: 27 Aug 2020 08:32 AM PDT https://www.cnbc.com/2020/08/27/walmart-is-teaming-up-with-microsoft-on-tiktok-bid.html Walmart confirmed it's teaming up with Microsoft in a bid for TikTok. TikTok is nearing an agreement to sell its U.S., Canadian, Australian and New Zealand operations in a deal that's likely to be in the $20 billion to $30 billion range, sources say. In a statement, the big-box retailer said TikTok's integration of e-commerce and advertising "is a clear benefit to creators and users in those markets." [link] [comments]  | ||
| Are we living in the first stages of inflation right now? Posted: 26 Aug 2020 09:18 PM PDT I've been investing for awhile and have really been puzzled by this latest bull run. I was very hesitant to make big moves because I feel the market is over extended and was anticipating a correction. But then I started thinking. And researching. And thinking some more. Basketball and baseball cards are SKY HIGH. Comic books are selling at print price then jumping 300% days later. Goodwill prices are up. Car prices are stupid. Real estate is insane. Gold and silver are super high. Guns and ammo are sold out. People are spending more money than I've ever seen in my lifetime. Maybe there WON'T be a crash. Maybe people have so much money they are investing more than ever (it's also easier than ever with RH). Maybe the dollar is the worst thing to own right now. Maybe the fed is printing so much money people have the ability to buy things and spend more money on investments. MAYBE the market will only continue to go UP. Maybe if you stay in cash it will be impossible for you to get into stocks and funds at a "low" price and you will be left behind. Maybe inflation looks like this? I don't know what's going on. But I've been trying to wrap my head around this and I don't know who else to talk with. So I've turned to the one place that will slam me back down to earth and provide me with some rationale. [link] [comments]  | ||
| How are people holding cash right now? Posted: 27 Aug 2020 12:10 PM PDT Pretty much title, I have an investment account with E*TRADE and have a decent amount of cash in a Money Market Account that is essentially getting me no interest. Is there a better way of keeping cash with little to no risk while still keeping it in my general brokerage account? Maybe a better money market account but couldn't find many that are doing well. I'm in PCOXX I believe. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 27 Aug 2020 05:21 PM PDT I've been trying to understand the correlation between the bonds, currency, and stocks to determine what the macro outlook might be for the remainder of the year through 2021-2022. With Chairman Powell doubling down on the FEDs desire to maintain an average 2% inflation target (mind you this has never been achieved consistently) wouldn't this put selling pressure in the secondary bond market as bondholders seek yields? A selloff in bonds would inherently cause a rise in yields, forcing future bond auctions to raise yields to attract new investors. These higher yields would, in turn, cause an influx of domestic and foreign money into the higher-yielding bonds, causing a short squeeze of the USD. Or would money start to flow to emerging markets? I think that an uncontrollable rise in yields would be bullish for the dollar despite the FEDs dovish policy, partly because of the demand for dollars spurred by rising yields, but also because of the dollar's position as the world's reserve currency. The uncontrollable rising of yields would cause a dollar demand and another liquidity crisis, despite the massive printing via purchases. To be clear, the FED would not be able to purchase notes once a bond sell-off occurs without being forced to auction off new notes at higher rates. This would happen when there is no one left to sell. (i.e. everyone is in the pool, whether it be equities or emerging markets, at which point, no one is left to buy. With no buyer to push price higher, the market will fall, and abruptly.) I need to bounce these ideas off of something and had no one to share it with. Some discussion would be nice. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 27 Aug 2020 02:20 PM PDT How likely are the chances of MSFT splitting their stock in the near future? We've already seen other gigantic companies like AAPL and TSLA split to allow smaller investors to purchase their shares. Wouldn't a stock split drive MSFT's stock price higher (in the short term), as splits are usually viewed as a good sign? Could there be any reasons why MSFT would like to avoid a stock split, or if a split might actually happen? MSFT and WMT, as we all already know, are near closing a deal with ByteDance to acquire TikTok, and assuming they are successful in doing so, MSFT's stock price will shoot up from an already ATH, so I'd argue a stock split makes a lot of sense. Any thoughts? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Federal Reserve Speech link (extremely boring but what it really means...) Posted: 27 Aug 2020 06:22 AM PDT https://www.federalreserve.gov/newsevents/pressreleases/monetary20200827a.htm The Fed is going to 'allow' inflation to occur and only try to keep it at an average of 2% What this REALLY means is the FED has printed so many dollars it cant stop a rise in the price of everything. The worse case scenario is about the unfold, the buying power of the dollar will be gradually reduced and the prices of items are going to start heading upward. It is a horribly boring read, but so important. So soon instead of organic milk costing $6.00 a gallon it will soon cost $8.00 and slowly rise.... And this is going to happen to everything. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 27 Aug 2020 02:51 PM PDT Hi Today Xpeng (Chinese electric and autonomous car company) went public. Do you think this will be a problem for NIO's share prices and perhaps even for Tesla, since the cars are very similar? Will Tesla be able to continue selling on the Chinese market? Best regards [link] [comments]  | ||
| Buy and hold or sell when target reached? Posted: 27 Aug 2020 08:00 PM PDT i am 17 and from this crazy growth in the last 5 months i have made a 60% (on $1200 invested) return from blue-chip stocks. the exact situation i am in allows me to sell my stocks without tax . the problem I face now is not of money but of principle because the amount is small. what would you do ? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 27 Aug 2020 07:25 AM PDT Hi, this would be my first time buying and participating in an IPO. Came by to know what are your experiences when buying at IPO's? Do you usually buy and hold (for how much time should I hold?) or buy and sell within the same day? I have no clue how do IPOs behave, so a little bit of shared experience from the veteran traders here would be of great help. Additionally, if anyone knows anything about the XPEV IPO scheduled to be released today, I would highly appreciate. Any other information regarding the company would also be appreciated. Good luck in the market, traders! [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 27 Aug 2020 07:37 PM PDT All this hype around Microsoft and Wallmart, but I kind of feel as if TikTok's a glorified Vine, and Instagram Reels will end up eclipsing it due to convenience. Also, Microsoft tends to ruin everything nowadays except cloud computing, and don't forget the whole China thing. Just my 2 cents. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 27 Aug 2020 10:41 AM PDT I've just recently started getting into the stock market and started a game on Investopedia just to practice, except I have no clue what I'm looking for really. Are there good resources out there that you guys would recommend to get started with the Stock Market? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Will the share price lower after the stock split in trading platforms? Posted: 27 Aug 2020 07:01 PM PDT Hey everyone, very simple question. I'm using TD Ameritrade. How do I buy one stock after the split? Let's say for Tesla. I want to buy 1 share after the split, will the share price in TDA shows 1/5 of pre-split and just trade it regularly? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 27 Aug 2020 06:53 PM PDT I am in the US and very new to investing and I was looking at investing in VOD which is a British company. I saw that it has an ADR ratio of 1:10. I don't understand what that means or how it will impact me. Does anyone have any insight? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Why is gold selling off after the fed says more inflation? Posted: 27 Aug 2020 12:24 PM PDT The fed is now guiding that it will keep rates low through higher inflation. This means more inflation despite questions about continuing growth, especially without the stimulus and the fed more or less exhausting their bag of tricks. And it means lower yields for longer. So, inflation expectations and low bond yields = higher gold prices, right? What am i missing, why is it continuing to sell off? I thought today was going to be a mad dash to inflation protecting alternative / safe haven assets. Silver, bitcoin and ethereum are also down. Every type of bond ETF is down, I thought expectations of rates being lower for longer boosts bond etf prices, and increasing rates lowered them... And banks are higher! They should be getting crushed. Why does this market always do the exact opposite of what makes sense? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 27 Aug 2020 06:05 PM PDT Invested £10k this week in these stocks... Where to put the next £30k i have saved sick of 1% interest lol. Looking at going heavy into SQ FB MSFT EQQQ VUSA Any suggestions? Thanks [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 27 Aug 2020 04:47 PM PDT Whatever will be the new government I expect the market to react positively in the near term. However, if a new government takes place there will be a lot of incinerated papers and uncovering to do. The successive scandals as information comes to light will drive the market down I believe. Then there is the pandemic. If Europe is to be taken as an example again, looking at Spain and France it's easy to foresee a second harsh wave taking the US again by storm in Q4. However this time the market may not react as positively .. What do you think? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Looking for some education/thoughts for a beginning investor! Posted: 27 Aug 2020 06:58 AM PDT Hello all, I'm a new investor trying to start his portfolio. I'm no business or economics expert, my degree is in environmental studies. I currently work, make about $64k before taxes, and I'm in my early 20's. Right now I'm having a life problem of, simply put, I want a new GPU. But, think it would be better to invest in nividia instead of buying their latest gpu. So here I am. I opened a robinhood account, I have liquid savings, no mortgage (live with parents), and I owe barely anything on my car. Biggest debt is student loans. I have $1,000 transferred ready to buy some stock to start off. I need help choosing and thinking about what I should be investing in. For example, I really really want to invest maybe $500-$1000 on AirBnB when they IPO. I've also considered Walmart, and Nividia. Can anyone help offering some advice? Especially with stock that offer dividends. Thank you so much for reading. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 27 Aug 2020 10:49 AM PDT When investors think of microcaps, they mistakenly assume the term refers to penny stocks. But that's not the case. There are fundamental differences between a microcap and a penny stock. For starters, buying penny stocks is a lot more like gambling than it is investing, based more on hype and speculation than any sort of financial analysis or research. They are usually companies that don't meet the requirements to be listed on a major exchange, with bad sales, inferior products, and poor leadership. They are often unprofitable, illiquid, highly volatile, and exceptionally prone to hype and manipulation. The penny stock landscape is littered with companies that crashed and burned, taking their investor's money with them. While it is definitely possible to make money trading penny stocks, it is exceptionally difficult and has a lot to do with monitoring technicals, data, and news rather than understanding the fundamental of the companies. Microcap stocks, on the other hand, are a very different story. They are like penny stocks in that their cheap, usually with a stock price of under $10 and market caps below $500 million. But unlike penny stocks, these are companies with an innovative and successful business strategy and a plan of action to continue growth and create value for their investors. Microcaps are small, well run, under-the-radar companies with fast-growing sales that could either grow to become a mid or large-cap or be bought out by a larger company. With microcaps, it is possible to make higher returns without incurring the great risk of investing in an unstable penny stock. The challenge is finding these good companies amidst the sea of bad ones. In order to differentiate between microcaps and penny stocks, the company must meet a few criteria.
The reason many microcaps trade below their book value is because they tend to be ignored in favor of larger, more established companies. Even if a company's sales are going through the roof but too few people are covering the stock, the stock price will remain cheap. This gives way to develop an incredible advantage by allowing the retail investor to get in early and cheap. And when the rest of the market realizes the performance of the stock and invests, the stock price jumps. As we can appreciate, there is a very big difference between what we normally refer to as a penny stock and a small company with huge potential upside. Let's use an example, iClick Interactive ($ICLK). Based in Hong Kong, ICLK provides online marketing services in China. We identified this company in early July when the stock was trading at $5.70 and sold recently at $9. Let's look at ICLK using our criterion: ICLK's proprietary technology platform claims to reach 98% of China's internet users. Their products include iAudience, which allows marketers to search, identify and customize their targeted audience to generate brand awareness, iAccess, which generates audience engagement for performance-driven campaigns, and iNsights, which monitors and measures marketing campaign results. With more than 650 million internet users in China already (anonymously) profiled on iClick's platform, the company helps businesses find the right prospects and customers at the right moment. As the world becomes increasingly digitized, data-driven, online marketing will only continue to grow and ICLK is strategically poised to take advantage of this growth. Since Q4 of 2018, ICLK has beaten consensus estimates in both revenue growth and EPS. This consistent growth quarter-on-quarter is exactly what we want to see. While ICLK's book value per share is slightly was slightly below its share price when we bought in, the quarter-on-quarter growth in revenue and earnings indicated ICLK had room to run, which it did. Thoughts of a Psycho Trader... [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 27 Aug 2020 06:09 PM PDT Hi everyone. Recommendations on good penny stocks to invest in for newbie like me please. I only have $500 right now but I plan to buy invest $50 a week. I want to be smart about what little I have so pleasebe kind. Also, if anybody have suggestions on how to and what to use as a stock scanner? [link] [comments]  | ||
| How do you guys think about XPEV IPO? Posted: 27 Aug 2020 02:11 PM PDT It's definitely not as bullish as the hype given from the news. However, it's not too far away from its open price in the market. Would it have a chance to rise up tomorrow? Or it will be at the resistant price? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Anyone gonna buy Airbnb? Any news on when the IPO drops? Posted: 27 Aug 2020 01:46 PM PDT Quickly checked the sub and didn't see any Airbnb posts so I thought I'd ask if there was any news that Google didn't show me about the IPO drop date, suspected share price, or anything. Thanks. [link] [comments]  |
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