when a larger company acquires a branch of another company like a site they have, which stock usually goes up? the company buying or the company who’s site is being acquired?

I was just wondering because is it both companies that go up, or usually the acquiring goes down because they’ve just spent a lot of money acquiring, or is it that because they’ve acquired an asset they go up in price? or does the one being bought go up because it’s value now increas

I am 23 working my first job after college. I’ve managed to build up ~$20k in a Schwab account. Threw ~$12k in treasuries when they were yielding like 5% back in March. How should I invest the remaining $8k?

Looking for any advice on how to invest what I have. Being so young I have a fairly high risk tolerance (especially when my portfolio is already generating 5% risk-free), but at the same time I’m not looking for gambles.

I do currently have ano

I’ve been waiting for an opportunity to jump into DG for a while. They missed earnings by 1.87%, revenue by 1.39%, and slashed EPS from a forecast of 4-6% to flat to an 8% decrease. There is not much short interest (2.5%) and they’ve dropped to a 3 year low today.

With a favorable PE, high dividend, and current ratio of 1.2 someone tell me why it isn’t a good idea to start building a position? Since they are back to pre-pandemic levels, do you believe th

I have some savings in my BOA account and I’m interested in opening a Merrill Investing account and start investing and making some money. And yes, I don’t know ANYTHING about investing. My aunt lives in Miami, she’s literally a stock broker for Merrill Lynch for the past 20 years and I’ve asked her so many times for help and she never has time or I don’t fucking know why she can’t help me but anyways… I need help, I don’t even know where to start. Is this for s

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Two large tranches of Tesla (TSLA) stock options were traded on May 30: one a near-term in-the-money put position and the other a long-term way out-of-the-money call option. This unusual stock options activity is likely from a large investor.

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Growth stocks have borne the brunt of much of the volatility afflicting the market over the last year, as investors shied away from these businesses amid fears of a global recession. Uncertainty about the promise of the growth stories of many pandemic favorites has also been a factor here.

However, great businesses with sustainable moats and continued growth opportunities are still abundant in this group of stocks. For investors with the risk tolerance an

I can't buy some of these ETFs, do you guys have any recommendations for proxy stocks that follow copper price movement? And recommendations for proxy stocks for soybean oil? Would love to hear your opinions and why you prefer specific stocks

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