While going through my late brothers belongings my Dad found a stock certificate for 10 shares of IE Industries stock. I think they merged into either MidAmerican or Alliant in the 90s. Are they worth anything or is it just a pretty piece of paper?
Why does it seem like the market doesn’t really care about this information.
My opinion is that office loan defaults are the elephant in the room for banks, which will cause ripple effects that may begin a stock market selloff.
Either way office loans will either default or get moved to a bank special assets division (crappy loans), and either scenario will negatively affect a banks balance sheet, and should cause investors to sell, right?
Warning: This article has a paywall, and it’s from MW. If you use etrade I think you have free access to it.
The gist is that a Republican representative from Ohio, Warren Davidson, has requested that bank regulators investigate whether the run on deposits at SVB were orchestrated by short sellers seeking to profit from the bank’s failure.
It will be interesting to see if they find any truth to this, and what the ramifications will be.
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I feel all of this recent AI hype is pumping the stock. Without the AI hype, google was on a downtrend due to not being diverse enough and heavily relying on advertising which can be negatively affected with recession, debt ceiling ect. I will like to hold it long term(5+ years) but not sure if all of this AI pump will be temporary and begin a downwards trend again .
I heard that some platforms give you the ability to choose which shares you want to sell.
For example, if I bought 100 shares of AMD at $95 and 50 more at $115, and say the current price is $102. I’d like to sell 50 shares of my $95 stocks for profit and buy back again if it dips later - while keeping $115 shares until they become profitable.
I’m using TD to trade and I don’t think i have this option.
Getting to my question… instead of hold
I just had an account that was setup for me as a minor transferred over to my Fidelity account. They contain trash funds so I'mm selling them, I was checking the tax lots and they all match up except for 1.
PGIAX, shows 28.404 shares bought for $70.62/share on 2/24/2014. That comes out to ~$2005 Last close price was $24.96, so total of ~$710. Showing a total loss of ~$1295.
However, when I search up historical price in Feb/204 it was only aro
Sea Ltd. fell after saying earnings missed estimates, gaming revenue plunged 43% and it swallowed a one-time charge of more than $100 million, putting the Southeast Asian internet firm under pressure to sustain profitability.
revenue grew just 5% and a goodwill impairment charge slashed net income to $88.1 million, missing the $224.4 million analysts expected.
Down ~12%
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I'm looking for the most dependable brokerage. I don't want to worry about the possibility of my equity being "lost" somehow.
Do you feel like your money is secure? Do you feel like the brokerage is stable and profitable as a company/earnings?
Hello Redditors i just wanted to ask if there's a catch to this Index. Would like to get another perspective. (Sounds a bit too good to be true).