Stock Market - Companies to invest in metaverse

Companies to invest in metaverse
Tesla delivers 'Stunning' 308,600 vehicles in Q4 vs 266k Wall Street Estimate
Dow futures gain more than 100 points ahead of first trading day of 2022
Tesla up nearly 7% in pre-market trading
Quick view Sunday night futures
Richest Chinese companies
Under no analysis is there expected to be a slowdown in Tesla’s growth. But how much optimism is factored in the price already?
Used Car Market/Stock Market
Should I sell out of “meme stocks” at a heavy loss in order to put that money into a real investment?
What are your predictions for coming week - January
Confluent, the most resilient name in the Software space

Companies to invest in metaverse

Posted: 02 Jan 2022 03:06 PM PST

submitted by /u/ifsksndfhsowo
[link] [comments]

Tesla delivers 'Stunning' 308,600 vehicles in Q4 vs 266k Wall Street Estimate

Posted: 02 Jan 2022 08:01 AM PST

submitted by /u/Gamersville101
[link] [comments]

Dow futures gain more than 100 points ahead of first trading day of 2022

Posted: 02 Jan 2022 09:03 PM PST

submitted by /u/DangerStranger138
[link] [comments]

Tesla up nearly 7% in pre-market trading

Posted: 03 Jan 2022 01:18 AM PST

submitted by /u/Gamersville101
[link] [comments]

Quick view Sunday night futures

Posted: 02 Jan 2022 03:49 PM PST

Here's a few things I'm looking at...

The dollar index (.DXY on CNBC) is on the bottom of its 45 day channel trend...(could be a bounce, or break lower)

The EUR/USD has been having a little bounce off the 1.1300 level (from low of 1.1233 on 12/17/21).

This could be a little tailwind for markets, meaning some positive tilt to the eurozone economy.

But there is still concern domestically over the omicron variant's effect on holiday travel, specifically airline related.

At 6:34 pm EST, the broad market futures are double and triple digit POSITIVE.

Gold, on the one year chart, has a shallow but upward tilt. I saw a headline over the weekend that billionaires are buying Crypto for a hedge instead of gold. BitCoin is at the bottom of several channels and sitting at its 61.8% Fibonacci retrace level... I'm not a fan, but now is a good time to buy from a technical chart. What are YOU doing on Sunday nights? ;-)

submitted by /u/ChampionshipOwn5944
[link] [comments]

Richest Chinese companies

Posted: 02 Jan 2022 03:07 PM PST

submitted by /u/ifsksndfhsowo
[link] [comments]

Under no analysis is there expected to be a slowdown in Tesla’s growth. But how much optimism is factored in the price already?

Posted: 03 Jan 2022 02:02 AM PST

submitted by /u/datatistic
[link] [comments]

Used Car Market/Stock Market

Posted: 02 Jan 2022 08:17 PM PST

I am considering selling my car since the used car market is so inflated right now, but wanted to understand a couple things before I do so.. theoretically if the stock market started to crash in these next few weeks/months, would the used car market automatically follow along and crash with it? Or could it stay in it's own bubble and prices continue to stay extremely high and unaffected by the stock market crash? I know there are several indicators pointing towards a stock market crash sometime soon, but didn't know how the used car market would respond. I am only 20 and was obviously not in the game during the last stock market crash and am trying to prepare myself the best I can if it were to happen again. Please any advice from past experiences or any knowledge at all would be extremely helpful!

submitted by /u/No_Information1532
[link] [comments]

Should I sell out of “meme stocks” at a heavy loss in order to put that money into a real investment?

Posted: 02 Jan 2022 07:41 PM PST

I really started putting money into my brokerage and retirement accounts in the middle of 2020 with the intention of learning how to invest. What actually happened is on my quest to learn how to invest I got caught up with a few youtubers who would make picks and offered all of the "facts" why the stock they picked should go up. I ended up putting a large percentage of my capital into meme stocks and pump and dumps.

Over the last 6 months I've stopped watching YouTube "stock experts" and have just been investing in companies that I actually know and use and believe in, as well as weekly etf contributions (this has gone much better believe it or not!)

My question is what to do with all of the stocks that I don't believe in and just bought because someone else told me they would jump in price. I thought about selling out for a large loss and then dumping the cash Into some basic etf's just so I can move forward. On the other hand, I feel like some of the stocks I regret buying might be beaten down too heavily now and will rise back up in the following months where I can recoup some of the losses. I don't really believe in a lot of the meme stocks so it's hard to keep holding on if I think they will just slowly tank.

Some of the stocks in question are: BIonano genomics 300 shares at $7.47 avg cost NNOX 25 shares $44.58 avg cost NVCN 176 shares @ $1.67 GME 6 shares @ $265.00 OGI 100 shares @ $2.92 HOOD 10 @ $36.83 ZOM 300 @ $.94 MNMD 500 @$2.94 (I like this company but it's lost over 50%) UWMC 185 @$7.60

Those make the majority of my big losers that I foolishly bought without doing my own research. If I sold out of the positions listed above I would net a loss of around $4,600 and free up around $4,400 in capital. Maybe some of these are better to hold than others but I don't know what strategy to employ.

Some stocks that I own that I believe in but are currently down are

PLTR 140 @$23.79 MNMD 500 @$2.94 PLUG 300 @ $33.99 (been interested in the company and buying them for 4 years but exercised a 55c option when it was on its way up to 70 during the hype in Jan 2021 and watched it go down to the 20's. I just didnt know what to do)

These companies are ones that I have a lot more belief in than the first set of losers, but I'm not sure if I should keep holding and believing in them.

I ended up going positive on a few like NOK, EXPR and SNDL, but obviously these were far from offsetting all of the other losses.

I know there are probably not any set rules for a situation like this but any direction or advice will be greatly appreciated as I learn about investing the proper way!

submitted by /u/bigriv98
[link] [comments]

What are your predictions for coming week - January

Posted: 02 Jan 2022 01:32 AM PST

The stock markets took a serious note of warning about rate hikes and sold off on Friday. Not sure if this is what Fed intended because for some reason the markets have been going higher and higher even though it is becoming clear that rate hikes are coming and post pandemic comeback is pretty much here already.

There will be more hearing from fed in coming week.

Do you think markets are in for more volatility in coming week?

I am expecting some serious choppiness in next two weeks which, if materializes, will bring S&P 500 to 4000ish range. But the markets have been exceptionally resilient lately and with so much easy money lying on sidelines, there is a good chance the drop will be limited to 2-3%.

What are your predictions for this coming month:
https://predictany.com/tournament/

submitted by /u/EstherDunford
[link] [comments]

Confluent, the most resilient name in the Software space

Posted: 02 Jan 2022 09:43 AM PST

Hey guys,

Recently published a two part series about Confluent where I explain: