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- Literally, No One Knows...Actually No One
- Are we suspicious of Chinas Xi about the warning of rising rates?
- Keep updating. What happened last night and this morning?
- How to automate exiting position in parts/profit taking?
- Best Homebuilding stock for the next 5 years
- Help with strategy on selling exercised shares on IPO date
- Combine VOO and FXAIX for most gains ?
- Anyone know any good websites for financial news in Chinese language that’s not focused only on Asian markets?
| Literally, No One Knows...Actually No One Posted: 17 Jan 2022 04:09 PM PST I keep seeing post, new articles, twitter this, WSB, Hedgefund this guy, etc... with what is going to happen to the markets in 2022. As the title says, nobody has any damn clue, not even the big dogs. The market could go up, down, remain flat with no volatility, have lots of volatility, it does what it wants when it wants to do it. Sure, big funds have more resources to time some changes perhaps, but they don't actually know how the market will end a year from now and what path it will take to get there. Some may have a general idea and be right more than wrong, but they are still guessing, just guessing with more info than you and me. At the end of the day, buy your blue chips/ETFs or trade if you have that appetite, maybe pick a few YOLOs with a small % of your money and just sit back and forget/keep DCA each month. Tl;dr nobody knows what will happen, someone might be lucky, when in doubt, DCA and go to the beach! [link] [comments] |
| Are we suspicious of Chinas Xi about the warning of rising rates? Posted: 17 Jan 2022 07:53 PM PST 'China has warned the US and Europe against a rapid rise in interest rates that would "slam on the brakes" of the global recovery from the pandemic. Central banks should maintain the monetary stimulus or risk "serious economic consequences" from the spillover effects with developing markets bearing the brunt.' China warns west against rapid interest rate rise i saw it on tv this article recaps it I personally had never been so excited to hear from a foreign leader on US policy. Not because of what he said but just because it was said. It maybe feels like some sense of global trade unity. (forgetting about human rights stuff for the time being) And with apparent transparency leaders can work together to keep markets stable. Big plus for SPY. The government will never let spy fail anyways because pensions are so heavily invested in it. But after seeing that Chinese statement i feel like the markets dont have to worry about China for a while. Or is it a threat?? [link] [comments] |
| Keep updating. What happened last night and this morning? Posted: 17 Jan 2022 11:33 PM PST Abstract:
International market On January 17, the US stock market was closed for one day due to Martin Luther King Day January 17 (Monday) is the "Martin Luther King Day", the US stock market is closed for one day, and normal trading resumes on January 18 (Tuesday). European stocks closed higher across the board, with the UK FTSE 100 index up 0.91% France's CAC40 index rose 0.82%, Britain's FTSE 100 index rose 0.91%, Spain's ibex35 index rose 0.38%, Italy's FTSE MIB index rose 0.5% and Europe's Stoxx 50 index rose 0.74%. The settlement price of international crude oil futures closed up slightly, and Brent crude oil rose 0.49% The settlement price of international crude oil futures closed up slightly. The settlement price of Brent crude oil futures in March closed up US $0.42, or 0.49%, to US $86.48/barrel. Gold prices remained stable as investors weighed the prospect of interest rate hikes against the Omicron threat Gold prices stabilized after the best weekly increase in two months, and traders weighed the prospect of monetary policy against the threat posed by a new round of coronavirus epidemic in the United States. The price of gold remained above $1800 an ounce after gold fell for the first time in three years in 2021 as investors began to reflect tightening monetary policy. International macro Fudge: it's impossible to say that the Omicron variant marks the end of the pandemic Dr. Anthony Foch, chief medical adviser of the US president, said it is not possible to assert that the mutation of the EMI will symbolized the evolution of COVID-19 from the pandemic to a local epidemic. "Whether Omicron will be the live virus vaccine we all want is an open question, because with the emergence of new variants, there is a lot of variability," fouch said at the online meeting of the Davos agenda of the world economic forum on Monday. Dalio warned: at a time of inflation panic, we should not be too hasty to get rid of fossil fuels Rui Dalio, founder of hedge fund Jinqiao water, warned that the transition from fossil fuels could not be too fast, and said that stopping the supply of funds to the industry would have a destabilizing effect when inflation soared. The International Labour Organization lowered its forecast for the recovery of the global labor market in 2022 The International Labour Organization, headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland, issued a report on trends in world employment and social outlook 2022. The report shows that novel coronavirus pneumonia will have a slow and uncertain global recovery in 2022 because of the significant impact of the new crown pneumonia epidemic on the global labour market. The meeting of finance ministers of euro zone countries agreed to make new arrangements for national debt reduction plans Finance ministers of 19 euro zone countries held a meeting at the EU headquarters in Brussels on the 17th local time, focusing on how to modify the provisions on the government debt ceiling in the European stability and growth pact. After the meeting on the same day, European Commission Vice President Dong broskis said that all countries basically agreed to amend the more stringent provisions of the original convention and adopt a more practical and operational approach. On the 17th, more than 50 million people in the eastern United States received winter storm warnings According to the report of CNN on January 17 local time, the winter storm continued to attack the eastern United States. More than 50 million people have received extreme weather warnings related to the storm in the morning of January 17. Tornadoes, freezing rain and heavy snow brought by the storm also swept parts of Florida to Maine. Affected by the storm, the problem of flight cancellation and local power outage is still serious. Tonga volcanic eruption: how much impact does it have on the global climate and economy? When Omicron disturbed the world, the news of Tonga volcanic eruption once again shocked the sensitive nerves of human society. A large-scale volcanic eruption occurred in the waters of Tonga, an island country in the South Pacific. The volcanic eruption interrupted Tonga's Internet connection, and the United States, New Zealand, Japan, Australia and other countries also issued tsunami warnings to varying degrees. Satellite detection results show that the volcanic ash reaches an altitude of about 28 kilometers, and mushroom clouds can even be seen on satellite cloud images. Company news Large technology companies in the United States are facing a new round of supervision! How big is the impact this time? Europe, Asia and the United States are considering introducing new laws to prevent large technology companies from using their own market forces to curb competition. In addition, the new laws may involve restricting the use of artificial intelligence technologies such as face recognition. "Apple tax" has been hit hard again! Apple's "compromise" to the Netherlands Recently, apple said it would abide by the ruling of the Dutch consumer and market supervision authority and allow users to use two other payment methods other than the apple system when downloading dating software in the online Apple store. In addition, on January 11 local time, the Korean Communications Commission said that Apple had submitted its compliance plan, which would allow app developers to provide third-party payment options in Korea and reduce commission fees. The chairman of Credit Suisse, Switzerland's second largest bank, resigned and twice violated the new crown's epidemic prevention regulations Antonio Orta Osorio, chairman of Credit Suisse Bank, resigned on the 17 day because of a violation of COVID-19's isolation regulations. According to Broadcasting British Corporation (BBC) 17 reported that the internal investigation conducted by Credit Suisse confirmed that in July last year, Orta Osorio watched the finals of the Wimbledon tennis tournament in England, and he should have been in quarantine according to the travel restrictions of COVID-19 in Britain at that time. In addition, he also violated Swiss epidemic prevention regulations. On November 28, 2021, he arrived in Switzerland by plane and left the country on December 1; According to Swiss epidemic prevention regulations, he should have been isolated for 10 days after entering the country. Oyo was approved to go public as soon as this week, seeking an IPO valuation of $9 billion According to reports, people familiar with the matter said today that after preliminary contact with potential investors, Indian economy hotel chain Oyo plans to seek a valuation of about $9 billion in its IPO (initial public offering). Expand the global production territory of COVID-19 oral medicine, Pfizer signed the French cdmo to provide API Novasep, a French pharmaceutical cdmo (R & D and production outsourcing service) company, announced that it had signed a letter of intent with Pfizer to join the global supply chain of its new crown protease inhibitor paxlovid. It is reported that this project is also included in Pfizer's plan to invest 520 million euros in France in the next five years. Wall Street poured cold water on Unilever's ambitious acquisition Unilever considered raising its offer after GlaxoSmithKline rejected a £ 50 billion ($68 billion) takeover offer. Many analysts opposed the deal, saying it was meaningless and the valuation was too high. Labor shortage is coming again! McDonald's was forced to shorten its business hours in the United States McDonald's chief executive Chris Kempczinski told Fox Businesses that McDonald's is restricting the operation time of individual stores to solve the labor shortage problem caused by the increase in COVID-19 infection, and some stores may reduce their business hours by as much as 10%. The surge in infection cases in the United States comes at a time when Pfizer and MSD are in serious shortage of oral drugs Pfizer and MSD's new crown oral drug is considered to be the key to ending the pandemic. However, with the surge of Omicron infection cases in the United States, these new crown oral drugs are in an embarrassing situation of serious shortage of supply and long production cycle. [link] [comments] |
| How to automate exiting position in parts/profit taking? Posted: 17 Jan 2022 05:33 PM PST I had already posted this in swingtrading subreddit but it seems that subreddit is not very active. I tried posting the same on the day trading subreddit but it seems I do not have enough karma lol. I am currently developing a swing trading strategy where I am stuck in profit taking part of it. I would really like some insights/help from the community on this. Some common terms EP: Entry Price, SL: Stop loss, PT: Price Target
I primarily trade on Fidelity and TDA and was wondering what are the different combination of orders that is needed to achieve something like this if it is even possible in the first place. My end goal over here is to make something very simple where I can just enter a position and let my order template take care of all the other 5 points in my strategy. [link] [comments] |
| Best Homebuilding stock for the next 5 years Posted: 17 Jan 2022 08:40 PM PST I'm looking to invest in a company that builds single family homes. Does anyone have a favorite out there for this? NVR? DHI? We still haven't recovered from the huge drop in housing starts from 2010, I see a lot of room for these to run over the next 10 years. [link] [comments] |
| Help with strategy on selling exercised shares on IPO date Posted: 17 Jan 2022 04:44 PM PST A friend exercised a chunk of his vested shares over a year ago. His company is going to IPO soon and he has the option to designate a number of shares to be sold at the IPO price on listing day. Do you think this is a good strategy? He has faith the company will do reasonably well in the long run and doesn't immediately need the cash. Apologies, I'm pretty unfamiliar with stocks. So is he. [link] [comments] |
| Combine VOO and FXAIX for most gains ? Posted: 17 Jan 2022 06:54 PM PST Hello everyone, So I recently have required around 21k in FXAIX and I also have a brokerage account on Robinhood that I was originally using for individual stocks. Im trying to decide if I should keep the money I have in the VOO or transfer it into my Fidelity account. I have almost 8k in the Robinhood one with 2k in apple stock and 5k in the VOO. Would it be smart to transfer that 5k to the Fidelity account so I have more equity overall in the FXAIX instead of it only being 5 in the VOO? Im looking for the most gains longterm so im not sure if I should add on to the FXAIX so the percent gain is gonna be greater or continue to grow the VOO. Any advice? Im still fairly new to stocks so apologizes if I named anything incorrectly. [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 17 Jan 2022 08:45 PM PST My wife is new to investing and I'm trying to help her find some resources in Chinese because her English is way too basic to understand financial news. I've found some, but unsurprisingly they are focused on China/Hong Kong markets. Thanks! [link] [comments] |
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