8 months ago I posted this here when LQDA was $6. https://www.reddit.com/r/stocks/comments/wmdgd2/exploring_lqda/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android_app&utm_name=androidcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button
My above post is becoming reality and the
I hope this post is allowed here. It is about brokered CDs which one can only buy through a brokerage account, so I assume people dealing with stocks would be familiar with them as I have used them to manage the cash portion of many brokerage accounts.
I trimmed my stock exposure Monday and Tuesday with plans to put the proceeds in brokered CDs maturing in the Fall. New issue brokered CD rates, I am not looking at buying in the secondary market, were arou
Retail investors hate the stock market right now, and they've sold all of the stocks they bought during the pandemic-era trading boom after what has been a difficult 18-month stretch for equities.
Hi all,
It’s my first time going this weekend. Does anyone have advice? What time to get on line, what to do once inside, recommendations. Maybe things you did wrong or things you would would have rather done. Thanks
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Im early 20’s and have no debt. I understand that having a longer time horizon it’s suggested to be more in stocks and gradually rotate into bonds as you get older. However, the usual suggestions is just go s&p500. However I feel as though I am in a comfortable position to add more risk.
My thinking is that the s&p is a little to diversified for my liking. Id like a portfolio that is diversified, but with less holdings than the s&p. Maybe aro
I've been trimming a few of my lower conviction holds this week to take advantage of better opportunities. It got me thinking, what's everyone's lowest conviction holding? That name you have just because you haven't found a better option. Also, why is it low conviction?
Mine are:
VGR. Discount tobacco seller. It's an ok company, decent growth and a huge dividend. It just doesn't have much history. I could easily find somethi
ALB is the world’s largest lithium producer, and with more vehicles going electric, the demand for lithium may not see a decline any time soon.
The stock has been range-bound for some time now, having been trading between the 170s and 320 since 2021. It has a P/E of 7.76 with a forward P/E of 6.96, and its financials look healthy, but Gurufocus suggests it could be a value trap given that their estimated fair value is in the 400s.
What do we know a
I was being interviewed by a social security disability department and she told me that I have assets in a stock that I was not aware that I have. I had a stroke that took a bit of my memory. I don't remember buying it but someone could have bought it for me while I was in recovery from a neuoanyuritic stroke. I have found the name of the stock (petrofac) but can't find who holds it in order to sell it. I was wondering if there was any help in here that
If JP Morgan gets too big, can regulators step in? What would they even sell if that happens? It’s not like they’re a business that can sell off segments. Can the regulators really force them to sell deposits to someone else or make them less competitive?
AMD shares jumped 9% after reports emerged that Microsoft is collaborating with the chipmaker on a new artificial intelligence processor. The new AI chip, codenamed Athena, will be able to train models and make inferences on new data. Microsoft is also reportedly providing financial support for the initiative.
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/microsoft-helping-fina