What do you guys think does it benefit us all if more people buy stocks? And or enter the stock market?
Yeah yeah supply and demand got if but question aside from that doesn't it benefit all of us if more people begin investing in the markets? What disadvantages if any does it present to us?
EDIT: It's fixed! Maybe it's time to change brokerages...
Original Message: Can anyone verify that their Robin Hood account is showing the correct amount? I got in the shower, and when I got out it shows that I have zero equity and it shows how much margin I am using. I looked and there are no transfers active, it still says how many shares I am holding of what stocks, as if nothing is wrong, but again, my account says zero dollars. Will a few of
I am placing a bet with all 4 small percentage overall in portfolio before I get eaten..
Each one is placed quite nicely for high risk reward when looking ahead 5-7 years.
My choice of stock price in order highest first by 2030:
PLTR NIO INDI SOFI
Yes - these are all hype stocks and I did not buy at the peak - I’m buying now. Thoughts?
Then the volume just VANISHED. Do algorithms run the market now?? I mean, sometimes it just boggles me how that happens. It's like all the orders just instantly get switched inti dark pools or something... feels really fishy to see it happen in real time...
I was checking out 1847 Holdings (EFSH) this morning when I saw it.... it was mooning, and then all of a sudden it just died. The volume just VANISHED... anyone else see this regularly now??
I have built up my emergency fund and have an additional 50k (separate) that I am debating on putting 60% toward VTI and 40% toward VXUS. The interest rate on my high yield savings account is pretty good at 4%. Is it worth switching this 50k over to VTI and VXUS? I'm worried about a crash within the next year but not sure if I'm just being paranoid.
hi guys
wondering what it means when a stock gets delisted from one exchange onto a foreign one, some asian country it doesn't support.
my broker doesn't support the foreign exchange so they've offered me two options.
1) to sell them at a loss
2) to certificate withdraw them
I'm wondering what it means to do a certificate withdrawal?
3) how would i get paid the dividends and how would i sell them in futu
I am trying to learn about options and want to be sure I understand this correctly I buy a contract. If I am in the green I can sell that contract and I keep profit and seller gets payment on contract if I decide to keep shares I buy outright Is this the just of it
I just bought a regional bank ETF due to them being cut in half as a sector. My view is that a year or two from now I could double my money if they recover. Or if I buy the 3X etf it would certainly double. I think most of the bad news has been baked in. If you don't think the worst is over, what total percentage do you think the ETF will fall?
My portfolio is too heavy on Tech and am trying get some diversification in it.
There is the ever growing tech sector, health and pharmaceutical sectors that saw some light during the pandemic, and many others that rise and fall as time goes.
What are your thoughts on the next rising sector? Some leading companies in it that you're interested in?
My thoughts are in consumer sector and I'm eyeing on COST. Inflation, recession, there
What industries do you see as being hit hardest right now, and most likely to recover long term? There are so many industries that I just never think about, and it would be great to hear of some that never occurred to me.
I'm still early in my investing timeline, and consider it a potential blessing to be starting during a recession when there's a lot of fear in the market. I want to make the most of being in a position where I can handle some ris