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    Stocks for Socks - 1 Million Subscriber Charity Campaign

    Posted: 24 Jan 2021 03:56 PM PST

    R/Stocks has surpassed 1 million subscribers, and we'd like to celebrate by kicking off a (potentially annual) fundraising event!

    Many of us have done well due to the insights, DD, and lessons learned on this subreddit.

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    Please consider joining the r/stocks community to help those less fortunate through Delivering Good, a nonprofit organization that provides people impacted by poverty and tragedy with new merchandise donated by retailers and manufacturers. Since 1985, Delivering Good has distributed over $2 billion of new clothing, home goods, toys, furniture, books and other consumer products.

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    Quarterly Rate My Portfolio Thread

    Edit: Please don't spend money on awards for this post, put it towards charity instead! I already have plenty of socks.

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    Jan29 GME Discussion Thread

    Posted: 29 Jan 2021 10:17 AM PST

    Hello all,

    The sub is still currently inundated with posts regarding GME, we are letting it fly currently, considering this situation is much bigger than /r/stocks, or even Reddit itself.

    However, for discussion regarding GME, we kindly ask that you post in this thread, instead of opening a new thread. The automoderator is already overloaded, please try to keep new posts to a minimum.

    Posting new thread is allowed for now, but might be restricted again in the future if we get attacked by bots / automod can't keep up.

    Discuss

    Addendum:

    Rate My Portfolio Thread | jan29 Daily Discussion Thread

    Note: Karma and account age limits might not work temporarily when Reddit is under heavy load

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    Sign The Petition: Retail Investors Demand Market Transparency! Make the Hedge Funds report their Shorts!

    Posted: 28 Jan 2021 10:06 PM PST

    Sign the petition here: https://www.change.org/sec-amend-13-f

    Retail Investors demand more visibility into institutional trading and borrowing. Anyone investing over 1 billion dollars (i.e. hedge funds and other investment institutions) is required to disclose their holdings to promote transparency in our markets - it's called Form 13-F. But did you know that they only need to disclose it 4 times a year? And did you know its published with a 1 month delay? And did you know that they don't need to disclose all of their positions?

    We the people are asking for a re-evaluation of transparency requirements for Institutional Investors. We have access to technology and data that gives us new sophistication - and are beginning to understand there is a tremendous disparity in access between retail and institutional investors, and are concerned that this access is being used against us, in ways that we genuinely worry could be in flagrant violation of Securities Laws. We believe that with better access to institutional trading data, retail investors can better participate in the market when making buying and selling decisions.

    According to Form 13F (https://www.sec.gov/files/form13f.pdf), Institutional Investors only need to disclose their positions 4 times a year. Why?

    Filing of Form 13F. A Manager must file a Form 13F report with the Commission within 45 days after the end of each calendar year and each of the first three calendar quarters of each calendar year. As required by Section 13(f)(5) of the Exchange Act, a Manager which is a bank, the deposits of which are insured in accordance with the Federal Deposit Insurance Act, must file with the appropriate regulatory agency for the bank a copy of every Form 13F report filed with the Commission pursuant to this subsection by or with respect to such bank. Filers who file Form 13F electronically can satisfy their obligation to file with other regulatory agencies by sending (a) a paper copy of the EDGAR filing (provided the Manager removes or blanks out the confidential access codes); (b) the filing in electronic format, if the regulatory agency with which the filing is being made has made provisions to receive filings in electronic format;

    In your FAQ (https://www.sec.gov/divisions/investment/13ffaq.htm), it is clear Institutional Investors are not required to disclose short positions. Why?

    Question 41 Q: What about short positions? A: You should not include short positions on Form 13F. You also should not subtract your short position(s) in a security from your long position(s) in that same security; report only the long position.

    Contact the SEC and let them know retail investors demand increased transparency (https://www.sec.gov/contact-information/sec-directory)

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    Would like to take my business elsewhere since RH wants to cater to Wall Street, suggestions for a new go to Brokerage app/site?

    Posted: 29 Jan 2021 06:06 AM PST

    Since RH clearly is sucking off everyone on Wall Street and making the market completely unfair. I'd like for them to lose as many consumers for their business as possible and I'll happily join the boycott against RH. Please suggest any brokers that aren't as fucked as RH, I appreciate any suggestions ty.

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    The opportunity for a massive silver rally, one of the most shorted investment assets on the planet

    Posted: 29 Jan 2021 01:18 AM PST

    Recently I had uploaded a post regarding the investment opportunity for silver, where I go into the base investment case for this precious/industrial hybrid metal. It can be found here.

    In short, there is a massive and growing amount of demand for silver. This is partly due to the fears of inflation and devaluation of the dollar and other fiat currencies around the world, but mostly (60% of it to be exact) comes from industrial usage. People mention, and rightly so, the growing emphasis on solar, electrical vehicles and the computerization of nearly everything. What do all these things have in common? They need silver and substantially more of it the more demand for these products grows.

    With demand growing and no way to easily scale up supply (see previous post on why), we are looking at quite and attractive industrial supply/demand story backed up by the fact that it is a precious metal and often moves in tandem with gold.

    Now, onto the title, the short interest. We have seen an incredible amount of media attention for what happened to GS and the hedge funds that tried to short the stock, but a somewhat similar case can be made for the silver sector. This article puts it best.

    "The 8 big shorts have been "lucky" so far, that their predicament isn't widely recognized. I'm sure that a small number of sophisticated investors are aware of the plight of the 8 big shorts. But the simple truth is that there has been no mention of the concentrated short position in COMEX gold and silver futures by any mainstream media source. Even on the Internet, the concentrated short position is hardly mentioned. There seems to be a growing groundswell of opinion that silver is the cheapest asset around (it is) and I'm even starting to hear some ask why silver is so cheap to begin with? Let me make it easy for you – the only reason silver is so cheap is because of the concentrated short position of the 4 biggest traders, who hold more than 312 million ounces short, as of the latest COT report. When combined with the next 4 largest traders, the concentrated short position grows to nearly 404 million ounces. The connection couldn't be more direct. Silver is the cheapest because its short position is the largest."

    In the debate about of which ETF is the best for our purposes (PSLV or SLV) I think that obviously the choice is SLV. Many people try to discredit it putting in doubt that it holds all the silver that it should, but I think that this has always been biased statements by the bullion dealers. SLV is ran by BlackRock, who have many, many, many more assets under management than the SLV (in fact SLV is one of their smallest funds). Will such a leader of the investment industry put its reputation in risk?

    Some years ago (in the darkest recent age of silver, about 2013-2015), the short interest in SLV was much higher than nowadays (about 25-30%). Ted Buttler always defended that shorting the SLV was not permitted by the ETF prospectus itself, because shorting one share inhibits the adding os one Oz of silver (you can sell one share to a new investor without issuing it). He initiated a public campaign against BlackRock by permitting it. The result was a legal threat of BlackRock to Buttler, he had to retreat, but magically the short interest started to decrease during the next weeks/months till "simbolic" levels. Even during this last year, where we witnessed silver inflow to the trust of several hundreds Oz Moz over the year before, the short interest of SLV itself didn't rise.

    SLV itself has no meaningful short interest itself, but the arbitrage among it and the spot/futures market make the concentrated shorts of the Comex very vulnerable. And remember, the one with the biggest and arguably most corrupt influences, JPM, is no longer in the short side, so it will not be threated and because of that will do nothing, as they only stand to benefit from it.

    Advantages of SLV over PSLV are clear:

    • Much more available on brokers (unless in Europe due to MiFid II)

    • Much more liquid

    • And of course, it has options!!

    As you can see, what we have here is a combination of an important precious and industrial metal that is being held short to a significant extent, with an extremely attractive supply/demand case for the coming decade to be made as well. Make sure to do your own research on this as well, but in my opinion it is clear that this market is ready to go much higher. Best of luck to all of you and have a good and healthy rest of your day!

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    Can't "the rich" just buy GME or AMC?

    Posted: 29 Jan 2021 05:53 AM PST

    For disclaimer, I at the moment have no tangible ownership of any stocks and am just holding fake AMC stocks

    I was wanting to ask, can't the rich simply stop shorting GME and invest in it? I understand Melvin capital lost billions but it's not like they are suddenly the only rich dude on Wall Street. Everyone is saying they are holding their GME to "stick it" to the hedge funds but now that Melvin capital is in extreme losses, can't wall street just invest in GME or AMC and get rich alongside Redditors?

    Am I missing something in the mix?

    Edit: just to expand and clarify, I'm not saying GME and AMC are suddenly guaranteed cash printers, I'm trying to understand how in wsb they are saying wall street is paying up for 2008 and AOC and others jumping in against the wall street "elites" when these wall street elites can just find a way to buy in and short on their way out and get money nonetheless.

    Edit 2: Melvin is not bankrupt

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    Are there any stocks other than GME, AMC, NOK, and BB that people want to talk about?

    Posted: 29 Jan 2021 06:58 AM PST

    I'm just feeling so saturated with the (albeit extremely important and topical) shorts discussions. For those of us not playing the short game or who just need a break, are there any "boring" stocks top of mind?

    I'll stay away from financials since that touches too close to the shorts issue. But I still love Target and CVS as long term value picks

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    ALLY Invest broker still blocking 'Buying" for GME, AMC, NOK and the others.

    Posted: 29 Jan 2021 07:45 AM PST

    just like the title reads. DELETE ALLY Invest too. They are worse then the others. The symbols don't even come up anymore. Completely banned retail investors from trading these stocks. boot on the neck of the little guy.

    #DELTEALLYINVEST

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    Who’s buying the Apple dip? ��

    Posted: 29 Jan 2021 09:49 AM PST

    Who's buying this dip? There is no real reason they should be dipping. I'm assuming next week when money gets out of these short squeeze stocks people will revert back to Apple, Tesla, etc.

    Who's buying the dip? I'm considering an end of day purchase.

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    Potential market dump incoming.

    Posted: 29 Jan 2021 10:43 AM PST

    Elevated VIX. Tons of 60, 80 and 90 VIX call options activity. NQ S/R flip on the weekly. ES (if it closes tonight how it looks now) is possibly making a new low on the weekly chart (first time since the covid dump).

    https://www.tradingview.com/x/4eQCmrhp/

    https://www.tradingview.com/x/Wh7eyK7e/

    https://www.tradingview.com/x/3nzxrPVl/

    This is not guaranteed. But when we do start seeing an elevated VIX and start losing weekly levels of support, the probability for a move down is higher. That is all im saying. Just probabilities. They could pump the ES into close today and hold the prior lows. That would lower the probability of a move down...

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    Tesla stock is at minimum in last two weeks

    Posted: 29 Jan 2021 07:36 AM PST

    Tesla stock are currently at 820$, at this is their 2week minimum.

    My guess it's now that this is the best time to buy it before they back to 840$+ and I guess after launching new model S, their stocks will be hit 1k$

    EDIT: New Model S will be launched next month (february)

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    Why BDRBF could be ready to explode (DD on Bombardier)

    Posted: 29 Jan 2021 08:16 AM PST

    This is going to be a bit long but I don't think you want your DD's to be short. TLDR at the bottom.

    Just a little background. BDRBF, or Bombardier, is one of 4 major airlines manufacturers in the world. Boeing and Airbus make the big planes, Bombardier and Embraer make the smaller planes (think private planes). Okay so a lot of people have been looking at COVID recovery stokes and as a result hotel stocks like MGM are already trading at 90% of their precovid levels (having recovered from a ~75% fall) and I won't even get started on things like AMC. Most of the potential COVID recoviery plays are priced as if covid is almost gone, when the reality is things won't return to 'normal' for at least 6 months. But then we have BDRBF, it's still sitting at less than half of it's pre covid numbers, and here are 9 reasons it's massively underpriced and the stock price is likely going to the stratosphere alongside the planes they make.

    1. First and probably most important, it's undervalued compared to its competitors. Boeing and Airbus both have EPS (earnings per share) of -8, and Embraer an EPS of -22. Obviously these numbers aren't good but what can you expect from a plane manufacturer during a global pandemic/ Meanwhile Bombardier's EPS is only -1, much cheaper than its competitors. EPS obviously isn't the perfect number for comparisons with different share prices and different number of shares but the 3 competitors have all had 4 quarters in a row of negative earnings, BDRBF is the only to have one positive earning quarter, and it is the most recent quarter (signaling their return to profitability). And if you look up the earnings misses/beats and earnings/revenue for the 4 companies BDRBF is the strongest. Part of this is because the private jet sector has been less impacted than the public aviation sector as discussed below.
    2. BDRBF has around 8-9 billions dollars in debt. Yea i know this is bad, but let me tell you why it's actually not. The large amount of debt they have compared to their 1.5 bill market cap might seem bad, and it's a big reason the stock has stayed depressed for years, but after this week their debt will be cut in half as they sell off their train division for ~4.5 billion, cutting their debt in half. On top of this they have $12 billion dollars of back orders. That means with the new capita they have coming in from the sale they can significantly reduce debt and have cash to expand their production capabilities to meet their backorder demand (which they are doing).
    3. BDRBF is Canada's version of too big too fail. Although they are not at risk of bankruptcy, if they ever get in trouble Canada will likely bail them out (as they have done in the past). BDRBF is a very large company in Canada and has international footing.
    4. Short volume is at 39%. While this isn't too important, it's a possible benefit with all of the short busting that's been going on, and a potential for an immediate boost as hedge funds have been trimming their shorts across the market.
    5. They've been cutting their less profitable divisions for years and after the sale of their train division, will be left with their high end jet travel division. These are the $70-100 million dollar private jets that have good margin and are (and have been) less susceptible to market turndowns. For example, covid decreased high end private jet orders only half as much as they decreased plane orders overal. The rich really aren't affected by this stock as much as normal aviation travel has been.
    6. BDRBF has entered into partnerships with companies like MHI which have transferred the risk of maintenance of aircraft to them, while still allowing BDRBF to supply the parts for those repairs. This derisks the company so you won't have to worry about 1 plane crash tanking the stock like what sometimes happens with airline stocks.
    7. Revenue from the business aircraft activities (the division they are focusing on as they've sold off their other divisions) actually grew 10% last year.
    8. The volume of shares traded is at an all time high. This is something we see a lot with turn around stocks as people flood to but the stock before a sudden and sharp rise in price.
    9. After a rush to buy pre owned jets in Q4 of 2020, pre-owned jet inventory has dropped to just 8% this month, the lowest number in more than 2 decades. An unavailability of pre-owned jets does (and has in the past) pushed/forced people to buy new jets, which will lead to more business for BDRBF.

    TLDR: Don't let the low share price or recent struggles fool you, Bombardier is set for an amazing bounce back as they raise billions in capital to increase production capabilities to fulfill their BILLIONS in back orders

    Position: 350k shares purchased today

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    Is there enough money to be squeezed out for everyone that bought in the past 10 days?

    Posted: 29 Jan 2021 01:42 PM PST

    ELI5 to a newbie please

    • How many GME shares do Melvin and Citron "owe" the market?

    • What's the estimate on how many r/wallstreetbets HOLD stocks are there?

    • Do shorters have enough funds to buy all of these shares at let's say 500 usd per share?

    • If they don't, do this mean they go bankrupt? Who will buy these stocks at even 300 usd at that point once momentum dies?

    • If they do and the market offer for these shares is much greater than what the shorters have to buy back, who will buy all the "remaining" stocks?

    I just am failing to see an outcome where the average guy that threw his 401k into this short squeeze plan into the past 10 days isn't going to lose everything and only a lucky few will make a shitload of money. Please help me understand, I am more than retard and ignorant.

    Just to be more clear. People make the big squeeze happen. My question is, the money that gets "squeezed out", is it enough for everybody?

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    WHY IS BLACKBERRY RESTRICTED?

    Posted: 29 Jan 2021 08:48 AM PST

    I tried to make sense of what is going on from all angles and be the devil's advocate.

    I logged in to my IBKR and I was allowed to sell naked calls of NKLA, a fake company with the worst reputation. I am allowed to gamble with IBKR money on a company on a company that doesn't have a product or employees that claim they make cars and its only income was 8,000 dollars roofing installation work.

    I was not allowed to sell covered calls on my Blackberry shares. A company that gained momentum after a deal with Amazon and an interview with JP Morgan.

    This doesn't make sense. Corruption is the main reason I don't invest in my home country and I brought my savings here because I can trust the system here. But what happened yesterday is beyond anything that can happen back home.

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    AMD is now lowest of the last 2 months, good time to buy?

    Posted: 29 Jan 2021 05:52 AM PST

    Hello, what do you think for AMD? It's quite low right now, lowest in last 2 months. What's your opinons about it, do you think its good time to buy or not?

    Surely I'm here just to ask what you guys think, you are not / won't responsible for anything. Just looking for some ideas. Have a good day all!

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    FYI for those shopping for new brokerage

    Posted: 29 Jan 2021 01:59 PM PST

    Steer clear of Ally. I haven't had access to my trading account going on three days now. No communication, no announcements, won't show my positions or even my cash.

    Also, if you have an Ally bank account they advertise you can transfer between your bank account and trading account within 1-2 minutes but funds just will disappear. I've gotten the same excuse from them 3 days straight saying it's a front end issue but my funds will show up by next day, and then nothing.

    Have had no issues with Fidelity and should've just transferred funds there initially. I already filed a FINRA complaint.

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    Why AMC is being considered a good investment?

    Posted: 29 Jan 2021 09:11 AM PST

    I have been seeing all this stuff recently about GME and AMC in the news, and I have not invested a cent yet, just curious as to how AMC is particular is supposed to be so good when its only up like a dollar from open.

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    [RARE] Due Diligence on a Stock Pick That Isn't a Meme

    Posted: 29 Jan 2021 02:11 PM PST

    Hi Guys,

    I've been frustrated to see that stock analyses on non-meme stocks aren't really happening right now so I thought I would talk about one of my favorite stocks at the moment.

    Sun Communities, Inc. ($SUI) - owns and operates 432 manufactured housing and RV communities in 32 states and Ontario. In November they acquired Safe Harbor Marina (formerly owned by the Koch Brothers) adding 99 marinas across 22 states.

    Sun is a REIT collecting rent from over 146,000 mobile home sites each month. And they collect it all; even during the worst months of the pandemic, Sun was collecting 97% or more of their rental payments. They also increased occupancy during Q32020 bringing them to over 97% occupancy. The Safe Harbor acquisition added the recurring revenue from 40,000 slips as well as the highly profitable dry storage business.

    Here are a few other factors that make Sun one of the best REITs out there.

    • Annual move-out rates at Sun's parks are less than 1%
    • The average stay in a Sun mobile home community is 15 years.
    • In terms of providing affordable rental housing, Sun's communities cost 53% less per square foot compared to apartments in similar areas.
    • The average cost of a mobile home is about 72% less than the average cost of a single-family home.
    • They're a REIT that owns a lot of acreage (waterfront at that). As land starts to become more and more valuable, those rents are going to start climbing.

    There are way more ways that Sun crushes other REITs here

    SUI announces earnings in a couple of weeks and it is currently trading about $30 below its 52 week high. Last quarter's earnings were about $0.40 higher than Q12020 and that doesn't even count the revenue from Safe Harbors. The kicker is that Sun's business has only improved since last year. The stock's price is where it is, in my opinion, due to lack of interest and therefore low volume. It is currently following all of the other REITs out there that are rightfully not returning to their early 2020 highs due to exposure in offices and retail.

    Positions: 23.645 shares of SUI, 0 shares of GME.

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    Change rules for Hedge Fund/Celebrity reporting

    Posted: 29 Jan 2021 01:52 PM PST

    Ackman came on TV and was crying and buying behind. Lot of celebrities are using social media to pump stocks like Chamath.

    We need to change the rules.

    1. Report all longs / shorts / calls / put / futures

    2. Report the exact time/date of buy/sell so we know they were not bashing stock and buying at the same time or otherwise. Pumping stock so they can sell at a higher price.

    3. Any position that was open and closed during the quarter should also be reported, not only what was held at the end of the quarter. .

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    Is GameStop utilizing this surge of investment money to better the company?

    Posted: 29 Jan 2021 01:49 PM PST

    Ok trying to learn how companies benefit from investor dollars most of us only think about the message or personal gain of this GME surge but the company itself GameStop will this massive surge of investment dollars help their debt payoff? Money made? In any way???

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    AOC is our only lobbyist now!

    Posted: 28 Jan 2021 02:55 PM PST

    The MM probably hired an army of lobbyists to manipulate the decision-makers and people reporting to the white house, telling everybody that GME is going to cause another crash, and this is the last thing a new administration wants. They freaked out, and they probably approved what happened

    ​

    • Are we harming the economy? NO.. We are building it.
    1. GME now has an inflated valuation .. yes. They will use it to expand and acquire smaller businesses and hire people.. Real economical progress
    2. They can now pay their debts to creditors
    3. Individual investors will use their profits to pay their credit card bills, buy a house, buy something.. The money is inside the market.
    4. Individual investors from all over the world will use their profits to invest in other companies that will increase in value and expand.
    • We invest differently, They don't like it
    1. We are young passionate people with our own ideas. We don't share the same investment routine and style of older generations. We invest in a better future.. We invest in clean energy, Electric vehicles. We don't invest in shorting small business and crushing peoples dreams
    2. We don't play by the wall street rules. We make our own research and our own analysis. we don't count on the analysis of biased analysts telling us how to invest. They are losing influence and that's why they are fighting us.
    3. They benefit from our greed and we also were just benefiting from theirs. They have been making money out of the greed of some of us or sometimes the poor research we do regarding certain investments. We found their greed and we took advantage of it. We are actually doing SEC a favor by exposing the weaknesses of the system.
    4. We don't need guidance on how to invest. We are mature people and we know the risk of what we are doing. They allowed retail investors to invest in companies with no products or employees.. some of these companies reached 55Bn in market cap.

    More to add

    ​

    Why was Blackberry included in the restrictions? Seems very weird.

    They have momentum.. not squeezed. They were featured in a lot of articles that they will grow 1000% in 2021.

    Looks like someone just added it to the list to drop and benefit from it.

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    Can we talk about blue chip stocks?

    Posted: 29 Jan 2021 07:42 AM PST

    Disclaimer: New to investing and trading.

    So moving away from this GME nonsense, can we talk about what is happening elsewhere in the market? Apple reported a stellar quarter, beating expectations, Facebook the same, Microsoft was spectacular but reaction was lukewarm, almost everything is down this week. On Wednesday we saw quote a substantial SPY dip, am looking at the news and there's nothing out of the ordinary, what's going on?

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    r/Stocks Daily Discussion & Fundamentals Friday Jan 29, 2021

    Posted: 29 Jan 2021 12:00 AM PST

    This is the daily discussion, so anything stocks related is fine, but the theme for today is on fundamentals, but if fundamentals aren't your thing then just ignore the theme and/or post your arguments against fundamentals here and not in the current post.

    Some helpful day to day links, including news:

    Most fundamentals are updated every 3 months due to the fact that corporations release earnings reports every quarter, so traders are always speculating at what those earnings will say, and investors may change the size of their holdings based on those reports. Expect a lot of volatility around earnings, but it usually doesn't matter if you're holding long term, but keep in mind the importance of earnings reports because a trend of declining earnings or a decline in some other fundamental will drive the stock down over the long term as well.

    See the following word cloud and click through for the wiki:

    Market Cap - Shares Outstanding - Volume - Dividend - EPS - P/E Ratio - EPS Q/Q - PEG - Sales Q/Q - Return on Assets (ROA) - Return on Equity (ROE) - BETA - SMA - quarterly earnings

    If you have a basic question, for example "what is EBITDA," then google "investopedia EBITDA" and click the Investopedia article on it; do this for everything until you have a more in depth question or just want to share what you learned.

    Useful links:

    See our past daily discussions here. Also links for: Technicals Tuesday, Options Trading Thursday, and Fundamentals Friday.

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