Hello guys, does anyone know a software that records days of market movement and can simulate option trading in those recordings? I'd love to learn how to use options with fake money on a Saturday but trading on a Friday or Monday, If that makes sense.
I've seen and downloaded a good amount of market simulations but they only follow the market IRL and don't support options.
On Reddit I’m seeing many videos of people posting large shopping areas (outdoor malls, buys popular streets with stores, etc) and it’s dead, no people. They are stating it’s all over big cities like Dallas, San Fran, etc. other commenters are saying the same for their city. Is this true? Are you seeing this? Or are they just taking videos at the least non busy time? I’m asking this to gauge an idea if consumers are spending less. I’m in Nebraska and it’s busy e
Looking at future positions in Target, AB, and now Brown-Forman (Jack Daniel’s). Eventually, all boycotts end and these are generally good companies with fairly loyal customers bases and strong balance sheets. Would not mind owning any of them over the long term.
Imagine a timeline where AMOC breaks down, cooling the world, especially europe and north america in its process. Everyone expects the world to heat up, what would be your strategy to make the best out of it, considering the ongoing energy crisis in europe?
I mostly trade with 5m chart. Have come across multiple successful traders that use 3m with ema crossovers. Wondering if anyone here has experience with 3m and 5m. If there is statistically a better hit rate with one over the other or really no difference, just preference?
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There’s no video or any article that tells me how to invest if I already make good money it’s just for broke people they’re trying to scam, where can I even buy stocks and view the market real time, not robbinghood or wealth simple where’s the real s**t at?
Hi everyone, I am a software engineer looking to build something in the finance/stock space.
What type of project should I build? What would you find useful? What is missing from the existing products?
Some potential ideas I have been thinking of are: - trade alerts - stock holdings dashboard/visualisation - custom alerts (Ex: notify me when x stock crosses y threshold)
Hopefully we can both get value out of it!
Based on Carnivals 8K/Financial Statements they released in April they stated they had $8.1B in liquidity, they have over $50B in assets, and around $34B in debt. Rough figures, their valuation is a lot higher than the less than $16B its sitting at right now. Their sales are back to near 2019 levels, and they’re going into their peak season. They removed the dividend payout after covid dip, I have no reason to think this, but I wonder if they were to bring that