When you all are doing your DD, what resources do you use to find the information that ultimately helps make your investment decisions? I’ve heard of level 2 information and looking at option chains. Things like the current short percentage, dark pool information. Current/Most recent developments in the stock, ect. TA is one aspect of trying to make the best decisions but I feel like I am missing a decent part that might help with an edge.

My father passed away a few months ago. In going through his belongings, we found a stock certificate from 1996 issued by a credit union that no longer exists. It looks like the stock is a company stock the he worked for. I contacted the company from which he retired about 11-12 years ago. Fortunately, I spoke to a woman in HR who remembers my father and has been willing to help. Their investments are now issued by a different bank (his stock is not there). I wa

Teamsters and UPS negotiations have hit a wall. If no contract by July 31st, 340,000 workers will strike.

What is the longterm impact on valuation and share price if there is a strike?

Does UPS recover from this? Will supply chain be crippled and significant market share lost? How much?

https://www.reuters.com/business/teamsters-says-ups

Hey reddit,

according to FED minutes there will probably be additional rate hikes in the coming months. Considering strong stock performance YTD, especially by tech and expecting good earnings reports Q2 what are your expectations for the next 12 months, which sectors will outperform and which will perform poorly?
I am kinda divided and would like some new perspective despite knowing DCA is the best method

So I wanted to share a quick thought. I am a 30 yo investor and also am a trader. I have different brokerage accounts set up for different things. Brokerage account A is for my long term investing (just in VOO and QQQM). I throw $300 into it every paycheck and have for years. This is my set it an forget it account. This account will someday be almost for sure worth a lot more than it is. Brokerage account B is for trading and I like to swing trade (I never day t

A U.S.-China tech war will hurt the rally in tech stocks:

• China announced export controls on gallium and germanium, two minerals that are essential for the production of semiconductors.
• President Joe Biden is also planning to restrict Chinese companies access to U.S. cloud-computing services that use AI chips.

The U.S. and China need to find a way to de-escalate this tech war. If not, It will only lead to more restrictions on

Many believe commercial real estate is going down soon with wfh trends and several groups defaulting on their loans (Hilton San Francisco).

Residential real estate is better, but definitely not a hot market either with such high interest rates.

But why are commercial real estate stocks like $CBRE, $XLRE, $BX doing fine? What stocks should I look to short if I’m bearish on CRE?

Throughout 2022, there were a number of instances of very well timed trades among members of Congress. Let's examine a few examples.

In February, Marjorie Taylor Greene, a House Republican, bought stocks in Lockheed Martin, Chevron, and NextEra Energy. Mere days later, the Ukraine conflict escalated. Other politicians followed suit, buying up oil and defense stocks before the Ukraine invasion.

In July, Nancy and Paul Pelosi sold all their Nvidi

Threads is a text-based messaging app that looks very similar to Twitter.

People will be able to use their Instagram usernames on Threads and follow the same accounts on Threads as they do on Meta’s photo-sharing app.

The release of Threads is noteworthy considering that Twitter has suffered a wave of mishaps under the ownership of Tesla CEO Elon Musk, leaving the popular social messaging app vulnerable to competing apps.

These daily discussions run from Monday to Friday including during our themed posts.

Some helpful links:

• Finviz for charts, fundamentals, and aggregated news on individual stocks
• Bloomberg market news
• StreetInsider news:
  • Market Check - Possibly why the market is d

Hi there!

My cofounder and I are looking for a technical co-founder for a US based scheduling app.

Managing caretakers schedules can be challenging. If someone misses, rescheduling someone and confirming is absolutely necessary. We are hoping to use NLP to capture information over the phone, LLM to understand the elderly's history, summarize their information for a new caretaker, and machine learning to optimize schedules.

We've done

Hi, I'm primarily into business, tech, investing, looking for co-founders that want to help build an investment club. We will use the data we collect and process to make different kinds of investments in businesses, stocks, corporate and gov bonds, options, and real estate to earn a return on investment, basically using cash and data to make more cash, will do the same globally, gathering data on businesses in other countries across the world like Japan, E.U

Governance enablement solution at the intersection of blockhain and tradfi. (The WHY- Change the landscape to open instituitional liquidity into emergent technology )

I am an ex macro trader with deep commercial expertise and a knack for spotting and understanding opportunity and risk. On a mission to dissrupt within highly fertile space. If you live and breathe technology, have coding prowess, and crave for a ground breaking adventure. Lets combine our

I’ve been coding and leading a team which helps people in developing MVPs since the last 5 years.

Apart from coding and leading, I’ve a bit of experience in growth strategies, marketing on the apps side, step by step process for validating idea and attaining users. The profit margins are exceptionally way much great and sometimes over 65-75%. The funnel has been designed in such a way that it helps my clients to attain the most amount of exposure as well.

Hi all, I’m looking for a co-founder to join an exciting startup within the cloud computing space. For the past few months, I've been working on Quantaleap. A platform that simplifies the maintenance and troubleshooting (IT operations) of cloud environments. A bit like having ChatGPT as your +1 to fight infrastructure incidents. We use a variety of developments in Machine Learning to provide automation workflows that make IT systems autonomous. The MVP has b

See the following screenshot of McDonalds' corp. financials:

https://i.ibb.co/nDVDGrL/Screenshot-2023-07-01-011340.png

Since 2005, their revenue has increased at a very slow pace, and yet they have MASSIVELY increased their profit margins, while slowly but surely REDUCING corporate headcount.

Say what you want about the company (there's plenty to say about them),

So I'm struggling to find some good resources on this one. I would love to hear some of y'alls thoughts on this, or to be pointed in the right direction on where I can learn more.

I hold about 20 positions right now and of those there are a few I would gladly add to if I had more capital and more than a few I would add to if they dropped a bit.

Additonally there are 5 stocks I would for sure buy right now at their price points if I had the

The article I swiped this from suggests we can't have a prolonged recession because this 75 trillion is coming back into the economy in the next 20 years as the majority of Boomers retire or pass. The US government injected 2 trillion into the economy during Covid and it sparked an incredible market rally. That figure is absolutely dwarfed by Baby Boomer savings. *For reference, there are 76 million Boomers and 73 million Millennials.

I’m currently college student pursuing a tech degree. I’m currently working as an intern at a big tech company and my parents have generously proposed to me that they’ll $2000 dollars of my own money if I buy tech stocks at the end of my internship. I was thinking about just investing into the big 4 reliable tech companies(Apple, Amazon, Microsoft and Google) mostly due to my own research with AI and how I think that all 4 will capitalize the most on AI in the n

https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2023/06/30/2698078/0/en/Tattooed-Chef-Intends-to-file-for-Voluntary-Chapter-11-Bankruptcy-Protection-and-Pursue-a-Sale-of-Assets-Under-Section-363-of-the-U-S-Bankruptcy-Code.html

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A year or so ago I met with wealth advisors who promptly sold some of my tech stocks and funds. I am 68, and was about 80% invested in tech. Fortunately I hung onto my best, QQQ and FSELX, that I’ve had since 1999. Most of them heavily duplicated each other after a couple of decades, so it made sense to sell off a couple.I get that it’s risky for me to be so heavily in tech at my age. But they bought some bonds (DODIX, JMSIX) and others that immediately went red

https://www.cnbc.com/2023/06/30/goldman-in-talks-to-offload-apple-financial-products-to-american-express-source.html

Goldman Sachs is in talks to offload its Apple credit card and high-yield savings account products to American Express, a source told CNBC’s Leslie Picker. The talks come amid a broader retreat by Goldman from i

Good Friday evening to all of you here on r/stocks! I hope everyone on this sub made out pretty nicely in the market this past week, and are ready for the new trading week, month, quarter and H2 ahead. :)

Here is everything you need to know to get you ready for the trading week beginning July 3rd, 2023.

S&P 500 rises on Friday to close out big first half, Nasdaq posts best start to a year in 4 decades: Live upda

only $82,156,000 to buy all the 54.05M(according to WSJ) public shares of the most undervalued company on the listing right now. I'm finna go buy a stupid power ball ticket.

RAD will be the biggest pharmacy in 5-10 yrs after teaming up with AMZN last month.

They also have a market cap of 86.9M(according to rhood) and they're currently valued at $1.52 each. Once they get their debt taken care of and get all the legalities of sending scripts

This is a discussion question about ur opinion on retail market research and ethical boundaries.

Context: basically i am doing research on profile energy and they gave 80% market share of their primary oil and gas market largely due to the superiority of their tech and how niche their sub-segment of a sub-segment is and so their products cost a premium to the 3 competitors they have. In order to get a good view of the tech superiority i requested a quote

I jumped ship on Microsoft’s Acquisition of Activision with a small bump. MSFT offered 95/share, but has headwinds enough I decided the risk of the FTC blocking it was too much. It’s an interesting style of play to me.

Are there any other similar, all-cash deals going on where regulatory pressure is holding back the stock price?

I, like many, get paid on a Friday. I typically like to take a portion of my paycheck and buy stocks. I'm not sure if it's just a coincidence or what not, but I often notice the major indices going up quite a bit on the day I receive my direct deposit, which is kind of annoying because it means I get less stock for my buck so to speak.

I generally don't make much of it (as "it just happens") and I don't try and time the market, b

Anyone have any news? They beat earnings by .02 cents and had a EPS of -.031.

It appears people are expecting a turn around. Why?

I currently have it shorted and I’m losing money hand over fist.

Who has the juice?

Question. Since these two financial institutions are gone. What is being traded under their stock tickers. Like the what are people buying and selling stocks for if these companies do not exist any more ? Sorry if it is a stupid question.

Check out the June 2023 numbers here: https://www.eia.gov/dnav/pet/hist/LeafHandler.ashx?n=PET&s=WCSSTUS1&f=W

Despite low oil prices, the US continues (even in June) to deplete the strategic petroleum reserves. Eventually it’s going to need to be filled again. When do you think they’ll start filling it up again? This year? After the 2024 election?

Amazon is facing a major Antitrust Lawsuit from the FTC, which would reshape $AMZN's core operations.

This lawsuit is seen as 'the big one,' with FTC Chair Lina Khan leading the charge. Lina Khan is known for her hardline stance against Amazon, and may push for a radical restructuring of Amazon's business model. The Federal Trade Commission is alleging that the company is using its market power to stifle competition and harm consumers.

The Federal Reserve's latest stress test shows that all top 23 Banks have enough capital on hand to absorb losses and continue lending even if unemployment were to hit 10% and the stock market were to plunge 45%.

The projected losses for these banks under a worst-case scenario would be $541 billion, but the banks' capital reserves, which act as safety nets, remain well above the Fed's minimum requirement.

The Fed also noted that the res

Fidelity Blue Chip Growth Fund valued its holdings in Reddit at $15.4 million as of May 31, according to the fund’s monthly disclosure released Friday. That’s down 7.36% from the $16.6 million mark at April’s closure and altogether a slide of 45.4% since its investment in August 2021. The updated share value suggests a $5.5 billion valuation for Reddit.

It was $10B in Aug 2021.

Good Friday morning traders and investors of the r/stocks sub! Welcome to the final trading day of the week, month, quarter and H1. Here are your pre-market movers & news on this Friday, June the 30th, 2023-

Stock futures rise as S&P 500 closes out huge first half gain: Live updates

Stock futures rose as tr

Gravity is a game development company, the majority of the shares are owned by GungHo. It has growing revenues and net income year after year. It’s margins are very good, it has no debt and lots of cash. What’s the catch?

They don’t seem to do anything with their cash pile and they rely on their Ragnarok franchise. But the franchise is very popular in south east Asia and has been around for about twenty years.

I’ve taken a small position, I’d like

Bank of America $BAC is facing $100 billion in paper losses in bond markets, due to interest rate increases (similar to why Silicon Valley Bank $SIBV and First Republic $FRC collapsed).

The losses are weighing on BofA's net interest margin, an important gauge of performance. BofA's stock has dropped 15% this year, making it the worst performer of any of its large rivals.

Although BoA insists that these losses are merely on paper and it does

BlackRock $BLK (the world's largest asset manager) has released its 2023 midyear outlook report, highlighting 5 trends that will drive investment portfolios in the years to come, which are:

(1) Digital disruption and artificial intelligence. AI-driven productivity gains could boost profit margins for companies that are able to adopt these technologies. Companies that spend the most on staffing and have large sets of proprietary data will be best posit

https://www.cnbc.com/2023/06/30/pce-inflation-may-2023-.html

Inflation pressures eased slightly in May as consumer spending slowed considerably, according to a Commerce Department report released Friday.

The personal consumption expenditures price index, a number closely watched by the Federal Reserve, increased 0.3% for the month when excluding food and energy, a number tha

As you already know, Apollo/RIF is shutting down tonight (or already have by the time you read thsi), but you can still access reddit on desktop & mobile web https://www.reddit.com/ and old reddit at https://old.reddit.com/ or you can just switch to the official mobile (iOS) app

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 h

Pure noob here, there's something I'm having a hard time understanding.

Assuming I buy a stock $100 and I'm planning to invest in that same company regularly on the long run because can't buy 20 stocks at once.

Let's say this stock is worth $110 about 4 months later and I have fresh cash to invest. Is it a good idea buying this same stock at $110 again ? Wouldn't that be totally counterproductive towards the gains I already

I think I’ve found something a little hidden, but wanted to test my hypothesis with some of the more experienced investors on here. We all know the value of data - and now big data. Google has a market cap of $1.51 trillion. Bloomberg pulled in $12.2 billion in revenue in 2022. Palantir which builds software to integrate data has a market cap of $29 billion and a more palatable 15x p/s multiplier than when they IPO’d Or how about Alterxy which has an impossibly