I'm a freshman in college majoring in maths and physics, looking to grow my funds (about 6k) via personal stock investing (not trading). I'm looking for a book that goes through investing in stocks for about my level. Current relevant courses i've taken roughly correspond to
- calculus 1-3
- linear algebra
- ap micro and ap macro
I'm taking introductory real and complex analysis next semester but i don't think it&#
Both of these companies are very far down from their all time highs due to different reasons and was wondering what this sub thinks about these two companies and in your opinion what you would do with these two stocks.
Hello everyone,
I'm currently in pursuit of historical ratings from reputed analysts, primarily focused on technology stocks. The specific analyst doesn't particularly matter, provided they are well-regarded within the industry.
Despite exploring numerous sources through Google and ChatGPT, obtaining the exact data has proven elusive. The process has been somewhat convoluted due to various layers of indirection and complex interfaces, even
Curious to know if y’all use stop loss order to secure profits in case the price of a security falls, and if so, is there a general rule of thumb that y’all adhere by. Or would this be too much work to actively manage and prefer to ride through the waves.
Given the market is booming recently despite there’s little to none improvement to the underlying macroeconomic condition, I feel like the market will have a pull back soon maybe with sharp decline for s
I have a friend whose now deceased wife was into garage sales and estate sales. He recently found a folder in with some of her things that contains six certificates for Walmart stocks. Two of the certificates are from 1988, two are from 1990, and two are from 1992. They're each for a different number of shares. The names on the certificates are not anyone he knows since his wife is gone and he has no idea when or where she acquired them. Would it be possible
I'm planning to DCA into US stocks like Apple, Microsoft, Google etc. and hold long term (20+ years). I'm not planning to trade them. If the price goes up I'll DCA up, if the price goes down I'll DCA down.
Does the $10 monthly subscription to enable USD account make sense in this case? There's still 1.5% conversion fee with this monthly subscription, but there just wouldn't be a fee every time I buy and sell afterwards. But since
QBTS on anyone's radar?
Wondering if anyone cares about this stock. I've been watching it since ipo. I had been waiting for years for it to be available to the public.
I started adding a position at .63 On the way down, averaged down to .55 And been adding more as it keeps touching back on resistance.
This stock is 88% institutional owned. It was like 78%, they added around 40 million shares last month and institutional ownership w
Company that I’ve purchased stock warrants in is undergoing a business combination transaction with two other companies. My company is acquiring the others equity and then will operate as one of the acquired companies
“Warrants will be cancelled for no additional consideration”
Does this mean the warrants just vanish or do they issue the stock as if it were exercised? How is this allowed?
Can someone explain to me how this works, I vaguely understand the idea behind after hours trading but I don't quite understand how a price can significantly drop then instantly bounce back. Example being the current chart for NVDA dropping to $231USD at 17:15 then resuming to $389 5 minutes later.
He doesn't work at Google anymore, so no more stock is added. Holding almost all our money in one stock makes me very uneasy, but he says its not just any stock, its GOOGLE, and its not going anywhere. We have been debating taking our money since forever, he always denies, and I'm glad its always worked out well as the money has multiplied. He told me if you want to take some out, give me a solid investment plan. We are against real estate investment tbh