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Hey Guys,
every time Apple enters a new market or releases a new product category, its moving the hole industry. For example --> smartphones, smartwatches, tablets, etc.
Do you have any stocks/sectors/technologies in mind, that could benefit from that upcoming AR/VR movement?
I’ve always been a passive SPY index “investor” - set it and forget it. But I’ve now found myself in a situation (not an unfortunate one) where I’ve inherited a bunch of Apple and Eli Lily stock that dwarfs the rest of my portfolio. The Eli stock must have been purchased in the 1960s and the Apple stock in early 2000s. So cap gains / growth are pretty significant. Now, I want to retire in 10yrs with this as a nice vision. should I keep all those eggs in those tw
What stocks move up and down all year even during Covid and what range should I buy and sell in? I was looking at JNPR, are there specific stocks that move around a range daily? Looking at gridbotting with 0 pyramiding.
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Sorry if this is a stupid question but I can’t find anything addressing it in search.
It seems like the 2010s heir-apparents to FAANG (like Uber and Zillow) flopped, yet you’d think that by now there’d have been a next wave of companies to overshadow the blue-chip giants. These guys sounded good as startups, poised to disrupt new spaces, but TSLA seems to be the lone exception doing well as a stock.
I know each company has its own story but is ther
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BYND is a company that produces plant-based meat. It’s currently at its growth period having their IPO very recently in 2019. These couple years have been rough for BYND as it burns through cash to establish market share, faces negative net income and multiple health scares. Management’s plans for success are Price Parity with Animal protein, Enhancing Taste, Aroma and Texture to taste like Animal protein, Education on Misinformation + Hea
I see a lot of posts about people missing the tech run up, saying tech is way over valued (which yes in some cases certain stocks are) but tech is the future. We are moving into a new phase of human advancement and the Technological phase is it. It's not going away, it's only going to get more prominent in our daily lives as AI takes over and advancements propell humanity into unknown territory. IMO tech should be a massive focus of one's portfolio i
See Figure 5 at the link below. Since the October low there has been a major decoupling of this relationship. The blue line had been consistently at or below the red line...until then. Any thoughts on this divergence? (And in this case, you can argue that correlation between the two makes sense, because when bond yields are higher, they are an attractive alternative investment to stocks).
This has outperformed the S&P over 30 years and the exposure to private companies (Duracell, railroads, Geico, etc) is clutch. I like no dividends so less taxes and their cash on hand is insane.
I think they have a contingency if their price reactionarily falls after WB passing then they will have more extreme buy backs. Or it may rise as the successor may be willing to invest in other stocks/businesses not once favored.
Either way I think BR
Hi all, I’m a teenager with about $1,000 saved up and am interested in investing in the market to avoid inflation. Obviously the SP seems like a safer, more reliable option. But because I’m young and won’t have any major purchases within 10-15 years I feel as though I can afford more risk. What do you guys think?