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- Analyzing PE Ratios of the largest stocks by market cap
- Weekly stock market news | Next stocks earnings reports | TSLA , PLTR, DE and more stock news [11-29]
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- CNBC: Black Friday shopping in stores craters 52% during pandemic as e-commerce sales surge
- has the stock market always been like this? Do people just buy stocks on popularity?
- Insider trading?
- Buying APXT stock in Europe
- What stocks will grow the most in 2021
- Why I Think $VGAC Warrants Are The Next Big Play
- Electric vehicle stocks, example of yet another euphoria buildup.
- Question about options
- Pullback Soon
- So who here kept or bought TMUS after my DD?
- Fnma
- Series 24 Exam/License
- What to add next
- Thoughts on £CEY Centamin
- DJSI and S&P Fossil Fuel Free Indices
- Why are so many risk averse investors so afraid of buying stocks that are on an uptrend?
- Thoughts on a crash soon?
| Analyzing PE Ratios of the largest stocks by market cap Posted: 29 Nov 2020 06:46 AM PST The average PE ratio for the S&P 500 has historically been 13-15. Out of the Top 100 stocks by market cap, 81 have a PE ratio over 20.
Is PE Ratio still a "meaningful" metric in 2020? Do you still use it when evaluating a potential investment? [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 29 Nov 2020 08:03 AM PST What happened last week in the stock market? What are the next interesting earnings reports? Let's talk about the stock market! Hey everyone and Welcome so let's start with the recap of what has happened in the stock market since Monday. Monday the DOW rose by more than 1,12% with the broad stock market SP500 also gaining more than half a percent while the NASDAQ was the laggard barely up 0,2% to finish the day while The VIX had another big drop closing at 22.2. About 70% of the companies were gaining while 80% were trading over 50 and 200-day moving averages. The stock market was lead by the energy sector, which saw a major spike of almost 5% with Financials and Industrials also up more than 1% for the day. The rally was pushed mostly by small and mid-cap value stocks while large-cap growth companies were lagging as you can see in this HEAT MAP with the biggest company in the world, Apple, dragging down the sector, down almost 3% for the day. CHART / SECTORS / CHART Reports also came in on Monday that the PS5 and the new xBox have been sold out the moment they are available in stock, as the two gaming consoles are enjoying great demand, this bolds well for the parent companies Sony and Microsoft especially if they can keep up with the demand for this holiday season including Black Friday, holiday RETAIL SALES are forecasted to rise between 3,6 and 5,2%. XBOX & PS5 NEWS All this while Europe will start to re-open again after a contraction of the economy due to the latest lockdowns. As they saw the Eurozone PMI falling by almost 4% in October. EUROZONE NEWS Some good news came from STORE CAPITAL as the rent collections for November remained at 90% with no new tenants requiring deferrals, this suggests that companies are managing to survive even with the current restrictions in place. We also saw reports that Janet Yellen will be the next Treasury pick as she would become the first person to be at the top of the FED the White House Council of Economic Advisers and the Treasury and she will become the first woman to lead the Treasury. TREASURY NEWS Moving on, Tuesday we saw the DOW spike more than 1,5%, the SP500 rising 1,6% and the NASDAQ up more than 1,3% in what was a very good day for the stock market with more than 70% of companies advancing and 167 new highs on above average volume. The leaders were once again Energy and Financials, as this 2 sectors, will be two of the fastest benefiting from the end of the pandemic. The rally was continued with value companies leading the way for the 2nd straight day. You can struggle to find red spots in the HEAT MAP from Tuesday but there were a few in healthcare and real estate. This was the first time that the DOW closed over 30k. CHART / SECTORS / CHART NIKOLA stock tumbled after the recent rally as the GM deal seems less likely every day, as the deadline for the deal is December 3rd. While October HOME SEARCHES surged over 200% as a Redfin report shows, this leads me to believe that the strong housing demand will keep remaining at this levels for a good period of time. On Wednesday we saw the stock market take a breather, as the DOW lost 0,6%, the SP500 lost 0,16% while the pandemic plays regained some momentum with the NASDAQ being up almost half a percent before the stock market closed for Thanksgiving. About 54% of companies were losing ground with below average volume for the day, as Technology and consumer discretionary and staples were the gainers for the day. Value plays did see some normal corrections after the huge gains in the last days as investors were cashing out some money probably before the day off. CHART / SECTORS / CHART Here is the HEAT MAP from Wednesday as only a couple of companies Like Amazon, Apple, Nvidia and Shopify were gaining, while the energy sector was the biggest laggard. Also the AAII investor sentiment SURVEY from Wednesday showed that people are getting more bearish or bullish as the neutral feeling fell way below the historical average as bullishness remains very high. This is usually a contrarian indicator, as more bullishness gives me reason to take profits and bearishness to invest in the stock market, though I don't have the same confidence in this as in the past, as I expect this market rally to last until the end of next year. News came in from Delta Airlines as pilots approved pay cuts and lower guaranteed hours that could avoid more than 1700 pilots getting cut off. This are great news both for the company and the pilots, as air travel will pick up again in the next years. DELTA NEWS Also, Deere reported blowout EARNINGS and a beat of more than 1$ per share and a revenue only 0,6% below last year while also issuing strong 2021 forecasts as they see the equipment sales climbing more than 10% compared to 2020 with a strong net income guidance of 3,6 to 4 billion $ compared to the May guidance of 1,6 to 2 billion $. 4Q 2020 / 2021 We closed the week on a short day on Friday as the NASDAQ led the way up 0,93%, the SP500 up 0,24% and the DOW barely up 0,13%. As we saw about 55% of the companies advancing on way below average volume due to the short day of trading with 85% of companies trading below average volumes. Friday was a pretty divided day as Health Care and Tech lead the way while Utilities and Energy saw a slight pullback after the big gains this week. SECTORS / CHART / Here is the HEAT MAP from Friday as we see that the market was dragged higher by the big tech companies and communication services while the rest of the market was pretty much lagging. So for the week, the Nasdaq lead the way up 3% and closed at the 45th record of 2020, the SP followed up 2,3% and closed a 26th record of the year with the DOW also rising 2% in this shortened week. While the VIX closed the week just below 21, at the lowest level since February. So great signs for the recovery of the economy still popped up almost every day, as the stock market is more forward looking than it is a reflection of the current economic conditions. As November will likely be the 7th straight month of job gains, though they will be the fewest in number since the recovery of jobs has begun. NOVEMBER JOBS Also, Bitcoin has seen its price drop from almost all-time highs at 19,5k down more than 3k before bouncing back to around 17k. The cryptocurrency was due for a correction as it had seen a huge rally in since Labor Day and this correction came as news popped of the Treasury attempting to rush out regulation on crypto-wallets. This would be a big negative factor for people who own Bitcoin not for just it's value but for using it also. But we will have to wait and see as the Treasury boss will be replaced when the Presidency changes. BITCOIN NEWS / BITCOIN CHART Some company news from Friday were that PALANTIR saw it's stock plunge from all time high of 33,5$ to 27,6$ after Citron tweeted that they are shorting the stock with a 20$ price target. This are common tactics that short sellers use in my opinion to get the fast results they expected. Citron also got into a short position on NIO recently and that news also made the stock take a plunged but that has since recovered and even made new all time highs since. Great news came for sports betting companies like DraftKings and Penn national as Canada seems to be going the same way as the US as legalizing sports betting advances more and more. CANADA NEWS Also, Tesla has seen a huge spike in the last weeks since the SP500 news, and the stock might see another spike as Musk TWEETED that the full self-driving feature will be released wider in the next weeks as the company finally approaches the end of software development as they collect more and more data. Tesla has surpassed Berkshire and is now the 6th largest company in the US as the stock is up more than 600% year to date making Elon Musk the second richest person in the world behind only Bezos. The company will go into the SP500 index at about 80% of its total market value cap as the index only counts the free-floating shares. I believe we won't see such a big spike in price when the company will be added to the SP in December, just like it happened with the stock split its more of a buy the news sell the event type of thing. As I expected the stock jumped over the previous all time highs and it might see a little correction when the event actually happens, but in the long run this a company that I will continue to own in my portfolio. TESLA CHART / MUSK WEALTH / Next week we will have some interesting earnings reports that I expect to beat the estimates from companies like NEXT WEEK EARNINGS AUTOHOME which is a company that has great potential as it trades at a low P/E, they offer leads and services for auto consumers in China and they have a very wide consumer base to spread to. With ZOOM also expecting to report on Monday after the close, I recently just sold out of my position in Zoom. I think there is too much positive expectations for the company as it trade at almost 200 times earnings per shares. Also, Salesforce are expected to announce earnings on Tuesday, as the company saw it's stock tumble after the news of a possible acquiring of Slack. In the long run that will be a very good play for the company as they have continued to buy more and more companies that allows them to keep growing. Other companies that are reporting and are very interesting to watch are CrowdStrike and OKTA also on Tuesday with DocuSign , Dollar General, Marvell and Snowflake reporting on Wednesday. Good news came this Saturday for online retailers as sales jumped more than 20% on Black Friday and are expected to grow between 15 and 35% tomorrow as Cyber Monday may set a new record for online sales. RETAIL EXPECTATIONS Here are the most important economic data that we are looking for in the next week as it will be a week full of numbers that may impact how the stock market reacts in the near future. Hopefully we will see an improvement in PMI and a decrease in jobless claims and many more improvments. NEXT WEEK ECONOMIC DATA Thank you everyone for reading! Hope you enjoyed the content! Be sure to leave a comment down below with your opinion and other thoughts on the stock market! Have a great and see you next time! [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 29 Nov 2020 04:36 PM PST GME. Okay I fucking get the hype:
I'm a millennial and the last time I purchased a game was on the ps store. I've never even stepped foot inside GameStop. What's stopping people from purchasing games on the PS store for example and not GameStop's site? Can someone please enlighten me? [link] [comments]  |
| CNBC: Black Friday shopping in stores craters 52% during pandemic as e-commerce sales surge Posted: 29 Nov 2020 09:58 AM PST I don't think anyone's going to be surprised by this, if anything I'm actually surprised it's only 52%, but still interesting insight into how holiday numbers are going to look. [link] [comments]  |
| has the stock market always been like this? Do people just buy stocks on popularity? Posted: 29 Nov 2020 12:01 AM PST I have nothing against tesla but my question is why are profitable car companies so grossly undervalued when compared to tesla? Why are bank stocks trading under 20 p/e when they bring in the most earnings behind tech and pay a good dividends? I don't understand the market. [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 29 Nov 2020 07:21 PM PST Hi, I'm pretty much a newbie when it comes to stock trading. A few months ago, I decided to invest in one of my company's clients. I will be able to access their private data if I want to. However, I have never done it and even if I do, I won't understand what I'm looking at. The tradiing I have done so far on this company has been based on public information. The question is can I still get in trouble for this? Or am I even in the grey area? Thanks! [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 29 Nov 2020 12:19 PM PST Hey, guys! I really want to get on the APXT hype train, when the market opens, but I cannot seem to find the stock on my current trading platform. I use the MetaTrader5 app and tried looking for it in other stock trading platforms, but with no luck. I do not want to miss this opportunity and want to buy this stock as soon as possible. Can anybody suggest a proper platform that I can use in Europe to execute my plan on Monday? [link] [comments]  |
| What stocks will grow the most in 2021 Posted: 29 Nov 2020 11:42 AM PST We've all seen these EV and solar stocks and more that grew a few hundred percent each this year, what industry do u think will grow the most this year and which stocks will be taking the lead in gains? [link] [comments]  |
| Why I Think $VGAC Warrants Are The Next Big Play Posted: 29 Nov 2020 09:42 AM PST Hey Guys, This is my first post in this sub, I am a full-time daytrader that has turned around $15,000 starting capital into over $2 Million+ over a 2 year period, most notably began trading options at the end of 2019, and have grown my account significantly through calculated trades all while practicing risk management. I primarily utilize sentiment and fundamental analysis supported by TA and take an early speculative approach on large cap & high growth companies & I identify and implement any patterns and consistencies I see in the markets. I wanted to share some speculative research, findings, and thoughts that I believe will benefit a lot of people. This will be a LONG post. Virgin Galactic Acquisition Company (Ticker $VGAC), specifically $VGAC.WS (VGAC Warrants) will boom to $4-6 very soon as this is the most underpriced and valuable SPAC that is going largely unnoticed. Fundamental Reasoning: Virgin Galactic Acquisition Company (Ticker: $VGAC ) is a SPAC introduced by billionaire businessman Richard Branson, exceptional track record and top quality history execution. Branson has rumoured that this SPAC will target the EV Sector, a booming sector that is red hot and the largest sector of disruptive innovation that is only at the tip of the iceberg, as this sector continues to push out conventional Fossil Fuels over the years. Branson announced that he would compete with Tesla & Elon Musk (Link: https://www.manufacturingglobal.com/lean-manufacturing/virgin-will-compete-tesla-electric-car-business-says-richard-branson?fbclid=IwAR0ja0pFJS5mOuy7ReKZiV8Y5jg7iGKB_lmk77RrLsqWllwQZHAwnV3b4-E ), Branson stated this back in March 2020, he likely sees the boom in the EV Sector, especially in names that should not be getting the notoriety that they are receiving currently and are extremely overvalued (Blink, Li, Xpeng, etc.) he likely feels that he wants to go to the markets now as this is the best time and he may miss the boom. Branson's first experience with SPACs came when he partnered with Chamath to take Virgin Galactic Holdings to the market (Ticker: $SPCE), which reached a high of $42.49. Branson has developed a relationship with notable EV company Envision Group through Virgin Racing, Envision Virgin Racing (Link: https://envisionvirginracing.com , https://www.envision-group.com/en/formulae.html ). Envision group has also acquired Nissan's Battery Division, with plants located in Smyrna, Tennessee, Sunderland, UK, and Japan. This division of Envision is now known as Envision-AESC ( Link: https://www.electrive.com/2019/04/04/nissans-battery-business-sold-to-envision/?fbclid=IwAR19M016bQMY7mZLIrXMZT3g3OsxtWBzkuw6nzmtS0Lj7UckXaIuXsWPMG8 ). And Envision Group currently owns a majority stake in Chargepoint (Ticker: $SBE) (Link: https://www.chargepoint.com/about/news/envision-solar-and-chargepoint-announce-international-partnership-offer-solar-powered-ev/ ), the largest EV charging infrastructure company in the US, with charging infrastructure and existing revenues of $150 Million USD +, $SBE reached a high of $42.30. Envision has been expanding rapidly, building factories across Europe (Link: https://europe.autonews.com/suppliers/chinese-battery-maker-plans-factory-france-report-says?fbclid=IwAR3hiNqDKhN91hZf-LWS46vFvNxYC4OXbez9wapBgt9-g8Vj3c01dZSvnBs https://insideevs.com/news/444015/rumor-envision-considers-battery-plant-europe-france/?fbclid=IwAR1d5YxMNk1STuEZTYPCz-anuOaGEBR6vv5Y-mfqWcCgW_JDWPwd5Rr-QJA ). There are also rumours that $VGAC is looking to acquire Branson's Virgin Trains Rail Company (Because of Current Listing as "Avanti" on Robinhood (Link: https://prnt.sc/vs3hf0 ), Virgin Hyperloop, or Virgin Orbit, either of which would be extremely bullish for $VGAC. $VGAC Warrants ($VGAC.WS) are the best value, these warrants will boom as $VGAC is currently experiencing significant insider trading, notably spiking to a high of $2.50during afterhours trading ( https://prnt.sc/vs3c8a ), 2 days after trading began, on November 25th (AH), $VGAC.WS then hit a high of $3.70 premarket on Friday( https://prnt.sc/vs3bsv ), November 27th (PM), with the commons hitting a high of $14.00Afterhours on November 25th (AH) ( https://prnt.sc/vs3cf7 ). Unusual trading activity with low volume on the first few trading days as this SPAC continues to go unrecognized. Additionally, the warrants are not currently available for trading on Robinhood, although soon once this becomes effective, we can likely see a significant increase in volume and price. Technical Approach: $VGAC Warrants ($VGAC.WS) are the best value, these warrants will boom as $VGAC is currently experiencing significant insider trading, notably spiking to a high of $2.50 during afterhours trading, 2 days after trading began, on November 25th (AH), $VGAC.WS then hit a high of $3.70 premarket on Friday, November 27th (PM), with the commons hitting a high of $14.00 Afterhours on November 25th (AH). Unusual trading activity with low volume on the first few trading days as this SPAC continues to go unrecognized. Additionally, the warrants are not currently available for trading on Robinhood, although soon once this becomes effective, we can likely see a significant increase in volume and price. I have been trading warrants for the past few months on momentum, with an extremely high success rate, and a large amount of profits, targeting the best players at low prices, I nailed $SBE warrants at their lows, these are now trading at $13, $SPAQ Warrants nailed at lows, also trading at significant multiples YTD. Some other SPAC Warrant Plays I have recently observed were $GNRS.WS ($0.27 on November 16, closed at $0.58 as of Friday, November 27) 100% Gain and counting. $NBAC.WS ($NBAC Warrants at $1.30 on Monday, November 23, these Warrants hit a high of $3.77 and closed Friday, November 27 at $2.74, most notably $NBAC also entered the EV Space for Acquisition on an EV company, Nuvve, which is no where near the value of Envision or the Virgin Group, but yet is running (Link: https://www.google.ca/amp/s/www.baystreet.ca/amp/articles/stockstowatch.aspx%3farticleid=62198 ). Additionally, $GNRS.WS ($GNRS Warrants), a player in the Marijuana Sector at $0.30 two weeks ago, with these warrants closing this past Friday, November 27 at a price of $0.58. Year To Date I have yet to ever lose money on any SPAC Warrants I purchased, as I identify the best players, do the research, evaluate the risk/reward potential and buy them before they become mainstream recognized. Tldr; In my opinion $VGAC.WS will boom and these will be the next major SPAC Warrants play easily. Solid outlook, great major name, amazing acquisition sector choice in EV Space, Insider buying, large movement, Warrants not yet available on Robinhood, great potential for significant upside, significantly undervalued, & safe hold. I am expecting these to go to $4-6 in the near future easily, and they closed at $1.95 as of Friday, November 27. Disclosure: Full disclosure, I currently own 100,000 $VGAC.WS ($VGAC Warrants) at $1.50, these are my own thoughts & research and in no way is this investment advice in any way, do your own DD, and manage your investment risks accordingly. [link] [comments]  |
| Electric vehicle stocks, example of yet another euphoria buildup. Posted: 29 Nov 2020 04:30 PM PST For the past couple of months, I was analyzing a sector to diversify my portfolio. And I was startled by the technical and financial innovation of a sector- Electric Vehicles. This industry I believe, is creating a bubble and investors are rushing to put their savings into the volatile stocks of the companies that are not even sure of their business model. These players are aiming to be the disruptor and are creating unrealistic valuations for their operational and conceptual companies. Small investor like me, who missed the green-shoots of the EV industry and now fear losing the opportunity, are susceptible to making costly mistakes under current situations. The stock market is high, positive news about the coronavirus vaccine renews hope for economic recovery, and new government's commitment for a cleaner environment; is fueling the EV stocks to soaring news levels. And missing out on Tesla in its early days, may push us to invest in the same kind of stocks. This brings me to crossroads; I want to invest in the sector that is poised to grow but the players in the sector are still risky to put large investments. There are traditional and conventional automobile manufacturers who are catching up in the sector and they have the infrastructure and financial muscle to see the game through. All in all electric vehicle sector is an interesting space to watch for. [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 29 Nov 2020 03:27 PM PST Total beginner here, so please excuse my potentially dumb question. If I buy e.g. 20 calls and the expiration day has come, can I cash in just one call at a time or do I have to cash them in all at once? For example could I cash in the first call and immediately sell the stock and then cash in the second call and so on? Otherwise I would need a big amount of money that day to cash them in all at once and I want to avoid that. I hope that you get what I want to say, English is not my first language. Thanks in advance for any help. [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 29 Nov 2020 02:34 PM PST https://money.cnn.com/data/fear-and-greed/ Fear and Greed index says it all. Investors are being way too greedy right now and are due for a cool off period. Put/Call ratio reaching a support level. Fear and Greed over time shows that we have not been at this level of greed since early 2020. I hate to be a bear but economic indicators paint a picture. Personally I am at 25% cash being fearful while others are greedy. Let me know what you guys are doing. [link] [comments]  |
| So who here kept or bought TMUS after my DD? Posted: 29 Nov 2020 02:34 PM PST Hey, its me! The TMUS Guy! I was wonder who held through the dip to nearly $100 and is now enjoying a 30% increase? Also, I am looking at another company, $NET. Cloudflare has much potential and I have started some DD on it. Since I entered NET, with a $60 cost basis, well.... It is on its way to $80 EOY in my opinion. [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 29 Nov 2020 01:15 PM PST Anyone interested in Fannie moving forward? I picked some up at 1.86 and plan to hold for a while. I'm very scared of the possibility that millions of people may default on mortgages but I'm interested in hearing your opinions. [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 29 Nov 2020 12:35 PM PST Hello beautiful people - bit of an odd post but please bear with me as I'd appreciate any & all help any of you may be able to give me. My close friend recently bet me (essentially a freeroll, no risk on my end) a large sum of money that I wouldn't be able to take a Series 24 exam & be granted a license by this time next year, and so I was curious as to how one might begin approaching such a feat - by someone who essentially knows very little about the market & trading (I've dabbled a bit and am familiar with the basics & some elements of options trading but that's about it). The bet amount is such that I am willing to basically do whatever it takes, so if anyone would be able to tell me if this is feasible, point me in the right direction of where to begin, etc. I'd truly appreciate it (If you're a qualified individual and can prove it I'd also be willing to pay you to help me along the way for a year, given it's a task possible to undertake to begin with). Thanks! [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 29 Nov 2020 07:31 AM PST Wondering what to add next as I'm slowly allocating up to 10% of my portfolio to stocks/ETF's. Maybe more as time goes on. Trying to line up a set of solid stocks/ETF then build up from there. By adding stocks/ETF's am I making things more difficult or should I stick with my Target Date Fund. Roth IRA Target Date Fund - 96% Current Stocks/ETF (Roughly 4%): Apple Microsoft Tesla Disney Coke ARKK Stocks I'm interested in adding: Amazon (Add to this by fractional shares) Google (Add to this by fractional shares) Netflix (still not sure on this) Brk.B Lockheed Martin (LMT) or Raytheon (RXT) or both JnJ Visa or Amex or Mastercard Wal-Mart Fidelity Consumer Discretionary ETF (FDIS) - 30% Amazon and 9% Tesla Fidelity Communication Services Index ETF (FCOM) - 23% Google [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 29 Nov 2020 09:43 AM PST So what's everyones thoughts on £CEY, Centamin the Gold Mining Specialists. £CEY Centamin There's been a dramatic pull back which shows very high upside potential. CEY Charts Price is currently sitting at £1.11 which seems a very good price to enter the trade at. What's your thoughts ? [link] [comments]  |
| DJSI and S&P Fossil Fuel Free Indices Posted: 29 Nov 2020 09:30 AM PST What resources are available which lists the stocks tracked in these indices? I can't tell how to attain this and whether it's public information or not. Be gentle, I'm new to a lot of the investing world. Edit: I do know about the top 10 constituents listed on the DJSI page but that's as much as I see. [link] [comments]  |
| Why are so many risk averse investors so afraid of buying stocks that are on an uptrend? Posted: 29 Nov 2020 08:49 AM PST In 2015, Amazon was trading at $500 a share and went to an astounding $1000 a share in a very short amount of time. The risk averse investor would never invest in such a company that had a 100% run in a year. Later we find out that Amazon is now trading at over $3000 a share, over a 3x return if you bought at $1000. Is Amazon really a super risky investment at $1000 a share? You can get super technical and look at all of Amazon's losses, where Bezos was spending money that could've been returned to shareholders etc. But there is a missing ingredient from what seems like such a simple equation telling you to not invest. What that ingredient is? You tell me! I see similarities with Tesla but at a much larger scale than it's ever happened before. Both Bezos and Musk have arguably spent a crazy amount of money that just seem like wastes on a financial paper. Why are they spending shareholder wealth on their rocket hobbies? Why are they investing money in these unconventional things like artificial intelligence? (Which Tesla is a world leader in btw) I'd like to think the two richest people on earth might have proven that innovation will drive the future of markets. I'd like to think that space stocks are the next wave of super stocks. If you play by the rules with your investing, you can only go as far as anyone else has before you. If you go beyond the status quo to truly be forward minded, you have a shot of landing beyond the stars. Seek out abnormalities in CEOs and culture when investing, for it could mean greatness despite the financials at the time. [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 29 Nov 2020 06:28 AM PST I know you shouldn't time the market but when there is a big chance of a stock crash soon why would you not put a bit of stock money aside to wait and see? Buy the perceived dip and hold. Although now that most stocks are bought up by institutional investors there might not actually be a crash. Thoughts? [link] [comments]  |
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