I have tried to search for information but have been unsuccessful so far. Is anyone aware of what is causing Tecnoglass' stock do drop so much so fast? They are down 17% from Monday 5/15 (a little over a week). Did their presentation at Lytham Partners Spring 2023 Investor Conference indicate major concerns?
I set 7 limit orders for 11 shares total at $19.50 per share (1 order was for 5 shares and the others were for 1 share each) of Build A Bear $BBW. 10 shares filled at $19.50 and 1 share filled at $18.83. The low today on 3 different websites for BBW is $19.56. Is there a reason for this? Maybe my orders are too small? Anyone else have a similar experience with BBW or other stocks?
They recently suffered their worst drop in more than 20 years based on widely missed expectations with their free-cash flow.
Down 28% this year, currently sitting around $15.25.
Anyone buying this as a long-term play? They have a 7% dividend.
What's driving today's markets?
As anticipated, Wall Street's opening was a mixed bag, echoing the fluctuating futures. Shares in the real sector and banks are down, whereas technology and semiconductor manufacturers' stocks are enjoying a healthy boost. The primary catalyst for this tech growth was Nvidia's earnings report, released after yesterday's market close.
What's happening with NVIDIA?
Despite a decline i
Strong indicators that the economy continues to run hot with both GDP growth and inflation indicators on the rise again.
Bond yields rising quickly to price in further rate hikes as the fed may see this as evidence for another 0.25% increase at the next meeting.
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Not trying to start a debate, I'm not long or short $NVDA, don't own any, and I don't plan to open a position anytime soon, I'm just your monthly buyer of $VOO and $QQQ.
However, to the bulls out there, what is the reason for such a MASSIVE premium for this stock? I understand they crushed earnings and increased foecast to a nearly 50% gain in revenue by Q1 2024, but even with that premium, they are trading at a nearl
The automaker's dip comes as competitor Ford Motor jumped nine spots to land at No. 32. Meanwhile, more broadly, respondents to the survey chose Patagonia and Costco as the US's No. 1 and No. 2 most reputable brands. They looked more negatively upon another one of Musk's companies, giving Twitter a ranking of No. 97 — just three spots above the survey's laggard, The Trump Organization.
So I heard that they are generally really stable investments with a good return rate, but I’m a beginner, so I would like to know what more experienced traders think about them and if I should look into them
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I have never invested in stocks before. So I started really observing technical indicators to see which ones are the best at short term trading. After a few months I decided to start slow and put $10 in my investing account. After exactly a month of trading, I’ve made 43.18%.
I know this is good (because it’s not negative), but how good is this? Should I start adding more? I’m new to trading and would like some advice on this.
Thank you!
This is the daily discussion, so anything stocks related is fine, but the theme for today is on stock options, but if options aren't your thing then just ignore the theme and/or post your arguments against options here and not in the current post.
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