I'm wondering if anyone is finding opportunities in this market?
It looks to me like financials (mainly banks) and energy probably have the best value right now.
Oddly, I've started seeing a few industrial names getting close to interesting too.
Anyone else having luck?
They have insanely cheap calls for what could happen over the next few weeks. Look how hard the stock has run in the last few weeks off of earnings, on heavy, institutional level volume while the qqq volume dwindles.
May 26 12 calls at 0.03 is what I have, my money is on Pltr blowing past $12 by then. We’ll see what happens!
I have a lot of IONQ, and have been underwater on it for over a year. It has jumped tremendously over the last two days (I'm still down) and I'm happy about it... But I can't find any news. Is it raising on the "quantum" buzzword or are there buyout talks?
I'm wondering if I should cut losses and move on at this price or if there's a reason to stay.
I want to start trading options on Robinhood, but I don’t know how exactly filing my taxes would work with that. Do you have to fill out a separate sheet for each purchase, or would you fill out one for your whole account. (US Citizen BTW)
Can someone explain to me why TGLS would offer more shares? I assumed it was to raise capital but when I try to read about it the only statements I can find state that the company is not receiving money from the stock offering.
I must be not understanding a very basic concept.
Title. Like if you knew 100% that the market would keep going down and random large companies were going to go out out of business, would a large cap fund that is always rebalancing itself based on market cap perform worse because it’s essentially buying companies that haven’t fallen yet, multiplying losses vs just holding lots of individual positions through the bear market?
I was researching Embark Technology Inc. and I noticed they just never reported their Q4 ‘22 earnings despite it already being time to report Q1 ‘23. Is it legal for a company to never report earnings to shareholders? (I’m not a shareholder, just asking hypothetically) Could they miss two reports in a row? I tried googling all these questions and got 0 straightforward answers. Any clarification on this would be greatly appreciated!
In France, Tears of the Kingdom sold around 500,000 physical copies during its first weekend. For comparison’s sake, FIFA 23 was the best-selling game in France in 2023, and that game sold 420,000 physical units during its first week. It was also available on significantly more platforms.
At present, Tears of the Kingdom is the biggest Zelda launch in UK history.
2.24 million were sold in Japan vs 200k for BoTW during its launch period.
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