Curious if anyone has any events/potential catalysts for a stock/s that they’re looking forward to. I suppose something more than just a standard ER, unless it’s cause for some good +/- movement. Maybe closing a deal, medical trials ect.

I’m looking forward to a launch June 14 from RKLB. Also seeing if ZEV has increasing production for their vehicles. Anyone looking at the MSFT ATVI deal? Just got another court appeal in case you missed it. Could use some

Hey! I am 28 and have about 40% of my Roth in QQQ. Since I am a bit young, I am fine with having a risky-ish portfolio but after the news of QQQ rebalancing, I am wondering if I should look elsewhere.

I don’t pay attention to company news as much, just hold VOO and QQQ in my Roth but after this news, I was curious what this community thinks.

Thanks!

The Federal Trade Commission is not giving up on its bid to prevent Microsoft from closing its $68.7 billion acquisition of game publisher Activision Blizzard . On Wednesday, the agency filed to appeal a federal judge’s decision to deny a request for a preliminary injunction that would have prevented the deal from closing.

The decision comes one day after Judge Jacqueline Scott Corley, at the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California, ru

Not my first rodeo in stocks, but I am making a comeback. I'll be investing 50-70% of my income every check into ETFs and dividends, thinking about high yields (but they can be a trap, Interested in JEPI, SVOL) I want a one stop shop. I was a TDA customer and refuse to shop with Schwab, something about them is meh. I am looking at Fidelty and Etrade or ALLY bank/Invest. I do have a checking and savings with them. Whomever I pick, I want a CMA with them and a

Hi. I recently sold a stock for a loss last week(it's a wash sale), then I bought it again and sold it for capital gains.

Are there any complications to this tax wise besides the initial loss that won't be allowed for writing off as tax loss?

I am trying to figure out how people have been reacting to recent changes in generative AI technology and how it will affect the artistic community. It would be greatly appreciated if as many poeple could fill out this survey attached. If you are a photographer or someone who purchases stock photos or likes to make AI images this pertains to you. Or if anyone is interested in a short position on Shutterstock or Getty. Will take one minute. Thanks.

Nasdaq announced late last week that the Nasdaq 100 _ will undergo a special rebalancing that will take effect prior to the market open on July 24. It’s only the third time that Nasdaq has announced such an impromptu rejiggering of how much individual stocks contribute to the index. Although Nasdaq can also reconstitute the index regularly every December, and there’s also a mechanism to rebalance every quarter as well. In a statement announcing the move, the exc

Hi folks, was wondering if anyone had any podcast recommendations for investing, how to read 10k's, stock picking etc. Any way to up skill my current point, which is absolute beginner. Any suggestions welcome, thanks in advance

Source: https://www.cnbc.com/2023/07/12/disney-extends-ceo-bob-igers-contract-through-2026-two-years-longer-than-planned.html?__source=iosappshare%7Ccom.apple.UIKit.activity.CopyToPasteboard

As a non-shareholder, I just can’t help but cringe at Disney’s current

I made some bad decisions of buying stocks when they were too high and now I will need to sell for loss because I need cash. Can you advise which 3 or 4 I should sell ( I will hold the rest) Basically I don't want to sell something that has potential of being double the price below in next 1-10 years.

Sorted from biggest loss to smallest loss (nominal)

Stock ticker @ average purchased price:

GME @ 42 UMC @ 11 ALGN @ 543 MRNA @ 160 NFLX @

Wouldn’t it be so much easier to beat the market if you held like 95% VOO and then have the remaining 5% be stocks that have historically beat the market? It gives you a much higher chance of outperforming.

Does anyone else feel that volatility from inflation data moving markets has gotten less significant over time and the markets are actually more worried about 2023 Q2 earnings than inflation? I was wondering in your opinion how much earnings estimates are actually priced in to the markets.

According to FactSet:

- Earnings Decline: For Q2 2023, the estimated earnings decline for the S&P 500 is -7.2%. If -7.2% is the actual decline for the quarte

Curious to hear which of the two you would choose to hold long term?

I’ve been eyeing on HC stocks as they continue to decline, and am looking to enter long term positions. UNH’s earnings Friday can be a good time as it will give us a sense of direction where HC is headed to.

While UNH has been a more consistent performer and CVS has been accepting more debt in time of high interest, CVS also has much lower PE and a higher dividend which makes the

Staffing company providing services to companies in the US, Canada, Puerto Rico, Serbia; specialist health care, management, information technologies, engineering. Founded in New Jersey 1971. Had a crazy run from spring -22 to summer -22 with an increase around 300 %, benefited from an increased demand due to COVID. Then dropped down gradually until late march -23. Now up around 67 % last 3 months. Current P/E is around 10.

In June, further strides were made in the ongoing battle against inflation. However, these developments do not necessarily alter the likelihood of a Federal Reserve rate hike later this month. Consumer prices recorded a 0.2% increase in June, falling below the expected consensus of 0.3% and bringing the twelve-month change down to 3.0%. While this might suggest a recent rapid moderation in inflation, a closer analysis reveals that this is primarily attributed to

Hey fellow Redditors,
I'm in my mid-twenties, adventurous when it comes to risks, and planning to invest for more than 20 years. I've been doing some research on investment strategies, and I'm considering using the Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA) approach to build my portfolio.
I have a particular allocation in mind: 80% in Nasdaq 100 (QQQ) and 20% in MSCI USA Small Cap Value Weighted (European ETF).
My rationale behind this allocation is

https://www.cnbc.com/2023/07/12/elon-musk-launches-his-new-company-xai.html Reading up on all the different people he’s pulling together to work on this project (assuming it’s legit which is probable since he’s always trying to out do others) it would be a fairly promising company to invest in. Are there going to be public shares in the stock market in the near future?

Hi all,

Very basic question here but I noticed recently my average investment in a stock changed recently. Let’s say it was sat at an average of $100 it is now $102.

I deal in the UK so GBP. Is this because the dollar is rising against pound sterling?

If the dollar continues to increase against 1GBP then the average will automatically go up and if it goes down so will the average?

Thanks.

I am ex-Google and built a start-up before that raised $8M USD and is about to exit. Working on my next company in stealth. I have found an extremely talented hacker (CTO) and a great product designer (CPO), but looking for someone with experience to run the lab. Any biochemists in the house, please reach out. The company will be remote to begin with, until we start building the lab. Looking for a biochemist with preferably experience in DNA sequencing. A self-s

Hey everyone,

Im new to mutual funds and have one through fidelity on FFANX. Yesterday was our dividend day and I have mine to automatically reinvest.

The dividends paid and reinvested were $308.45, and the fund raised $.05 yesterday, but dividend/order says I lost $48.24 and it doesn’t seem like my value went up by $308. It says my average cost basis was $13.81

Can someone tell me a litttle bit about why they started out at a lost, or why

Beginner here, been on Robinhood for a couple years but don’t like the limit of trades you can do in a certain amount of time. Does Webull or any other app allow you to freely day trade? The descriptions for that are kind of vague online.

I am in my mid 20s and started a “moonshot” portfolio with a 20k principle. The original thesis is a venture capital approach where i invest in 15-20 companies and hold them until i am 40-60 yrs old. Most will go under, but hopefully the homerun picks will greatly outweigh the principle.

Problem: 20k is only 2.5% of my total invested capital. I realized i spread myself too thin and the gains i am already getting on some picks (i.e exact sciences up 180%)

Shares of global pizza giant Domino’s Pizza (NYSE:DPZ) are up in double digits today after it entered into a major global agreement with Uber (NYSE:UBER).

Under the deal, customers in the U.S. can now order their Domino’s offerings via Uber Eats and Postmates apps. The deliveries will be executed by delivery experts from Domino’s and its franchisees.

The initial rollout of the deal in the U.S. is anticipated to begin in the fall across four pilot m

I'm curious to hear what people think about Dutch Bros drive-thru coffee.

• What do you like most about it?
• What do you dislike?
• What do you think makes it special?
• Would you recommend Dutch Bros ($BROS) over other drive-thru coffee places?

Hey, so hypothetically let's say you had $10,000 to invest today. What market sectors / stocks would you be confident in? What makes you feel bullish or bearish about particular choices?

Personally, I thought SPY seems to be on an uptrend and an attractive choice. I also would love to hear some opinions regarding the recent developments in LiDAR stocks.

Disclaimer: I am not seeking financial advice. This post is more for discussion purposes on

I hold a very small number of stocks in this company because... I was stupid?? Either way, below is what wealthsimple told me the company is doing. But why are they doing that and how does that effect the share price? It's taking place today.

"Accelerate Diagnostics Inc. (AXDX) performed a 1 for 10 consolidation. Holders will now hold 1 share of Accelerate Diagnostics Inc. (AXDX) for every 10 shares previously held."

I checked Fed official website and also their YouTube channel, but they do not have an option to watch live. You can only watch historical ones, which would be too late. Is there a way to watch those on your computer simultaneously as they speak?

Much appreciated.

So I’m just getting into it and it’s - little confusing for me. I bought $10 on cashapp so far just to try it out.

Why is there a timeframe the market it open? Does it automatically pull my stock at the end of the day? If not should I pull it or is it best to leave it? Anything else that’s important I should know?

Is it entirely due to the increase in cocoa prices as a result of the heavy rains in West Africa? It seems strange for a company with great fundamentals to fall this much in 2 months without any news specific to that company

Inflation Cooled to 3.0% in June

This marked the Twelve straight months of cooling in annual inflation since peaked at 9.1% in June 2022.

It takes 9-12 months for rate hikes to be felt and 12-18 months for the maximum effect.

The CPI report, interest rate hikes, house prices and rents, wage growth, job openings, unemployment rate, international conflicts, and trade wars all play a significant role in guiding the market's macroenvironment

Disclaimer, I have a postion in Google and do not hold Apple directly (but I do trough BerkshireB/S&P), so my opinion may be biased.

While I think the underlying business of Google is incredibly good, I have the feeling that it moat is getting smaller. I expect growth from its cloud services, YouTube, and maybe some of Google bets might play out (Pixel phones, robotaxies, chromebooks if they stop sucking...) , but we all know that the most profitable

Good morning traders and investors of the r/stocks sub! Welcome to the new trading day and a fresh start! Here are your pre-market stock movers & news on this Wednesday, July the 12th, 2023-

Stock futures are little changed as Wall Street awaits major inflation report: Live updates

U.S. stock futures were sligh

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

Warren Buffett is one of the World's most successful investors (with a net worth of over $100 Billion), and has shared his investing wisdom through his annual letters. Here are 7 key lessons from Buffett that can help you become a better investor:
1) MOATs:
A moat is an economic advantage that a company has over its competitors. It can be anything from a strong brand name to a patent.
Moats are important because they protect companies from com

How do you feel AI will revolutionize our world in the next ten years? I have been blown away from just how incredible responses have been from ChatGPT.

I can foresee many jobs such as financial consultants being lost to AI since the responses pull from vast amounts of data sets available in the training of the AI bots.

I am wondering what other people feel may come about from AI companies in the future and what potential early stock picks you may

Hello everyone, rookie investor here. I am interested in investing in clean energy, and I found a stock called SunPower. It seems like it it is a good stock - It has a good P/S ratio (Lower than any other solar stock), and they recently turned profitable. Additionally, analysts have raised the target price to $15 dollars (currently ~$9). However, it seems like the stock has been on a downward trend, and it just hit a 52 week low. I don't have any experience

Can anyone explain in simple terms how the conversion of VMware to Broadcom stock will work if the acquisition is approved?

The way I’m reading it - Broadcom would change existing VMware shares to Broadcom stock at a rate of aprox 4 vmware shares to 1 Broadcom share. Is that accurate?

Doesn’t make a ton of sense though when I run the math. VMware is trading over the Broadcom offer price at $152 a share. $152 x 4 = $608. Broadcom’s current share p

Can anyone explain this to me? I truly am having trouble understanding how we’re able to trade certain securities 24 hours. Is it only trades inside the brokerage with each other? Or are these securities being traded through the entire NYSE? If it is through just the brokerage, wouldn’t the volume be significantly lower compared to NYSE that the price could potentially be extremely volatile/susceptible to extreme movements until 930 when the market opens and the

$BCRX

The market cap for BCRX in January of 2021 averaged $1.5 billion. (One month after Orladeyo was approved in the US)

-Q1FY21 Total revenue $19 Million

-Fast forward 2.5 years....

-Market cap as of today $1.4 Billion

-FY23 Revenue no less than $320 million

I’m wanting to finally dive into tech stocks, but I’m starting with mutual funds. Right now I have a bunch of money in a NASDAQ mutual fund with my bank.

A friend of mine told me that I should wait for 20July before investing, since stocks often drop near or after a company’s earnings reports and that’s when they are for the big tech companies. Why is that? Is it wise to invest as it drops? I know these are very general questions

I want to learn more about stocks. In particular day trading, I have general knowledge of stocks and I regularly invest in etfs index fund’s individual stocks etc… but I want to get more into the day to day. Identifying stocks to buy one day and a day or two later selling that stock for some amount of profit

Corporate bond price/yield charts used to be available in Morningstar's Bond Center but that no longer appears to be the case. Anyone know a free resource where I can find price/yield information related to a company's bonds? Trying to get my hands on this data for company research. Thanks in advance.

I’ve been considering running the wheel on gdx. Have about 50 shares pretty much atm right now I’ve had for a bit. Listening to guys like Peter schiff, the floor seems pretty high on gold and commodities at this point.

Currently selling puts at strike of $29 for 17dte would yield 1% and slightly lower my cost basis.

Wondering if anyone is also in any good positions or am I being persuaded by a guy that could just be advertising his own business (h

I would consider myself less experienced than the average trader. If I were to open a new portfolio I would buy VOO, AAPL, WMT, and LLY. I was wondering if you guys think this is smart or dumb or there’s better things to invest in.

You must know this aspect of trading stocks to be succesful - you cannot beat the big dogs, so you have to understand what they are doing, and take advantage of it. If you don't understand this - you are the one being taken advantage of.

These two articles talk about the Wyckoff Accumulation and Distribution phases:

https://tradingcoach.co.in/richard-wyckoff

Hello, so i live in a third world country, i had set up a TDameritrade account and got it verified and all and also got optiond enabled. After a couple months of learning and paper trading i felt ready to do some trading on my own, but when everything was ready and my account got verified, i went to my bank to try and wire in money to my brokerage's account, they told me that doing international transfers Is really hard and it's very regulated in here, s

Fidelity's fundamental analysis uses S&P global market intelligence and rates companies based on four factors:

Value, Quality, Growth and Financial Health

I started with just looking at the most undervalued companies of he top 100 largest.

The top 10 in no particular order:

NovoNordisk

Bristol Myers Squibb

Sanofi

American Express

Merck

Roche

Abbvie

Novartis

Pfizer

I’m a bit confused as to why JXNs forward P/E is higher than it currently is since earnings are expected to increase over 10% next year.

I thought that EPS increasing next year would lower the forward P/E as well? I can’t seem to find an answer to this.

Every thing online says forward p/e should decrease when forward EPS increases.

Is the forward EPS not increasing enough to lower the forward P/E? That’s the only thing I can thin

I want a dashboard/watchlist of stocks of my choosing that shows the history going back six months or a year for each stock. It doesn't seem like this would be hard to find, but I have found no apps or pages that do it yet. Most will show you the history for an individual stock if you click it, but I want a whole dashboard of them with options to add, remove, and sort stocks as well as choose the length of history I want to see in a long graph form.

Good morning traders and investors of the r/stocks sub! Welcome to the new trading day and a fresh start! Here are your pre-market stock movers & news on this Tuesday, July the 11th, 2023-

Stock futures are little changed as traders look ahead to key inflation data: Live updates

U.S. stock futures were little c

In my post yesterday, where I discussed the signs of a possible comeback in biotech, most in the comments expressed a strong aversion to the asset class and its unpredictability. Now I’m not saying to be greedy when others are fearful, but… it is worth noting that this broad investor reluctance could suggest an overlooked opportunity.

No doubt biotech is risky, but it also has the potential for big returns. I believe it can be a valuable addition

Hello, I am new to this. I want to gather some assets and looked into some companies including Duolingo, Nvidia, Apple, Facebook, Microsoft and many more. It feels like nearly all shares I checked have gone up significantly if not 2x’d YTD Does anyone have some insight on this massive upward trend? Or is this just normal?

Just wanted to understand if there is anyone who has ever found a gem of a stock from the reddit recommendations.

I see threads that ask for recommendations, but outside the meme stocks that made headlines I haven't seen a lot of other successes. There is also a thread that showed how poor reddit recommendations are (at least for the one I saw for this year). But those threads still come up occasionally in one form or the other.

My definition

Broadcom agreed to buy VMWare for $142.50 a share. So how is VMWare trading above that at $152.50 right now? My understanding of these plays was that the price gets closer to the acquisition price as the deal gets closer to closing but its $10 above?

Nvidia Corp. is benefiting from “robust demand” for artificial-intelligence servers across the board, and that could help extend the stock’s stunning rally, according to KeyBanc Capital Markets.

KeyBanc analyst John Vinh upped his price target on shares of Nvidia NVDA, -0.76% to $550 from $500 late Monday, with his new target among the highest on Wall Street: Above Vinh’s $550 target were one $767 target price and two $600 target prices, according to Fact

I like Polestar, and so I bought some shares. I’m an idiot, and accidentally bought shares of $PSNYW which is the warrant contract for Polestar. After realizing this, I went down the Warrant rabbit hole and see that they’re similar to options and therefore risky so I’ll probably just sell my position. Since I do like Polestar, I’m considering keeping some $PSNYW but I’m not sure if I got in at a good price.

-I bought in at .69/share and it’s now at .77/sh

So I have an account with 75% split ~evenly between Amazon, Microsoft, Costco, Shopify, Apple, and Coinbase It’s very basic and not very creative I know lol. But it’s performed well enough for me

I just closed out activision which I picked up when it felt way oversold, and just sold Tesla cause Elon is getting more and more weird and unhinged

What would you personally add with the other 25% cash?

I can't believe that things can turn around so quickly.

I never buy stock prior to September 2021. When inflation was high at that time, I decided to dump all my cash into stock market and thought it would hedge inflation. I paid for a stock pick service and bought all stocks from their recommendations. I bought SHOP at $1500, UPST, SNOW and ZS at $300, CRWD and DOCU at $280, TTD at $100, TSLA at $800, HUBS at $600, ROKU at $120...

Since 11/202

https://www.cnbc.com/2023/07/11/microsoft-activision-deal-moves-closer-as-judge-denies-ftc-injunction.html

A federal judge in San Francisco has denied the Federal Trade Commission’s motion for a preliminary injunction to stop Microsoft from completing acquisition of video game publisher Activision Blizzard.

“This Court’s responsi

https://www.cnn.com/2023/07/11/investing/bank-of-america-fake-accounts/index.html

Federal regulators accused Bank of America on Tuesday of harming customers by double-dipping on fees, withholding credit card rewards and opening fake accounts. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau ordered Bank of America (BAC) to pay more than $100 million to customers and $9

This is the daily discussion, so anything stocks related is fine, but the theme for today is on technical analysis (TA), but if TA is not your thing then just ignore the theme and/or post your arguments against TA here and not in the current post.

Some helpful day to