Saw a similar post with DKNG and got curious about SQ holders' thoughts.
I got in at 205 and I'm lost on how to feel about the company's future right now. Their net revenue continues to grow quarter after quarter, however the sentiment on Cash App being used for illegal transactions and of course the short report from Hindenburg seem to hold the price down even after the Q1 earnings report (on top of few other factors).
I have no plans
No surprise here. Seems a bit late though and everyone currently is looking at that debt ceiling debacle. Well, it’s been a slow train wreck imo.
I’ve been seeing tons of empty real estate properties that sit empty for years. Worst is that they don’t reduce prices. My guess is that large commercial real estate mega corps rather just wait and if if something goes really bad they’ll get a bailout or something. But i don’t know much about that back end. Most
https://www.reuters.com/technology/nasdaq-delist-russian-internet-giant-yandex-company-2023-03-15/
After receiving the letter on 3/15, one Russian firm Yandex said
Tyson Foods Inc. plunged the most since the 2008 global financial crisis after the biggest US meat company cut its full-year sales forecast amid "challenging" market conditions.
Pick it up on sale? Watch it over the next quarters to pick it up on further dips?
Anyone buying now? Waiting and watching?
Besting estimates, delivering upbeat guidance and predicting a profit every quarter going forward. It’s one of the stocks Reddit loves to hate as many people bought in during the hype at very overvalued prices. Pltr is now surging about 25% after hours and this may mark a pivotal turning point in the stocks trajectory
The Computer and Technology group is brimming with stocks, but investors should be on the lookout for companies outpacing their peers. Take Cloudflare (NET), for example. It belongs to the Computer and Technology sector, which includes 643 individual stocks and currently holds a Zacks Sector Rank of #10. Cloudflare's year-to-date performance shows that it has returned about 38.2%, beating the sector's average of 18% on a year-to-date basis.
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Hi! I’m a new guy to trading and I’ve been slowly acquiring some safe stocks; however, I’m not a multi-millionaire (college student) and I was wondering if there’s an action type that would allow me to set a lower limit for a stock that I own and which would execute if my stock reached that low. For example, let’s say I own stock X and I bought it at $165 and it’s now $180. I’m worried that the stock will fall below $165 in the future. Is there an action that I
First of all, I understand I may be beating a dead horse here, so I apologize. I also know Tesla is a highly polarizing stock to discuss. I have made money and lost money on Tesla in the past and I am currently trying to be as non-bias as possible and want to ensure I am understanding correctly.
As everyone knows, Tesla is priced at a dramatically higher price than it's competitors, with many saying it is all due to hype (which very well could be poss
I learned not to over invest in a single company, but I'm still learning and so far I keep my cap at 15% in one company.
But can someone explain to me, how isn't that so risky to have 45% of your portfolio in one stock as Berkshire do with AAPL?
isn't that so risky?
New to stock market. I started dabbling in stock market about a year ago, investing roughly 60k into variety of tech stocks. With a recent tech spike I ended up selling my position in Meta(135-240), Amazon(94-122), and Microsoft(240-305). Since everyone is talking about an upcoming recession in the late 2023 would it be wise to wait off to buy back in assuming the market will crash.
I am aware that in a long run the stocks I’m looking to buy will most lik