Hey y’all, probably been asked 1 million times but what’s everyone’s favourites ?
I have only ever hold and brought VOO I’ll obviously do my own research for my next stock but I’m looking at apple atm as I just don’t see the company ever disappearing or Microsoft ?
Idk why but it seems too good to be true. Currently the volume on it is low and not many have bought into it. I know it's relatively new and it is very intriguing to be able to buy some of the larger tech companies from one ETF, specially if it was my plan to get some in the near future. Currently doing QQQ more since it's more diverse and it's been around longer, plus I like doing call sells on it and BIGT doesn't have that set up very well yet
Hi guys,
As I have been analyzing the regional banks during this crisis to find some good deals for potential longs I have noticed the earnings reports for most of these banks have been relatively decent right before their collapse. I just want someone knowledgeable on the matter to explain why these banks are failing while almost misleading investors about their true financial position. How can a bank go from positive EPS, and a sustainable balance shee
I wasn't going to ever make a post on this. because i couldnt care less on what others use as their Broker. nor whether they lose money due to their broker or not. But i decided to make it after the constant misinformation about Robinhood, and the constant recommendation of using RH. Not to mention the users own denial
but i want to be clear, this isnt about what you should invest in. nor a 10k analysis. You can go go long/short on RH, SCHW, etc. idc.
Stash throws stock parties. I can’t say the phrase of what they do because that post was consider soliciting even though I was just trying to ask a question so I’ve rephrased it.
How does this service benefit them? Because no one just gives away stuff without some kind of a gain. And how do the economics behind such a system work?
Which would the better stock to invest in for the long run (5, 10, 15 years down the road)?
I personally own a bit of bofa and have been dca’n as the stock trends down. But, i see jpm hit 152 week low today.
Note: i have no interest in owning two bank stocks — just wondering which ppl think is the superior pick of the two. Feel free to add in other suggestions outside of the two in this post if inclined.
So they are ahead of all other cellular technology with providing global voice calling via sattalite technology using a regular phone, they have all the tech to launch and are just waiting for approval from fcc to launch its platform on att, it is ahead of tmobile/starlink deal with similar coverage, and provides data unlike apple deal with globalstar which only provides emergency text and calling, it is currently operating at a loss but is projected to raise in
So one ETF that has a small part of my portfolio is BND. Basically an aggregate of bonds managed by Vanguard. It pays out a monthly dividend which has not been very impressive over the past few years, but the price was rising, presumably because the dividend was higher than what you'd get with a bond or high interest account.
As you all likely know, interest rates have been on the rise. The price of BND cratered, but the yield has gone up to 2.55%. I
Realty Income (NYSE:O) reported quarterly earnings of $0.98 per share. This is unchanged from the same period last year. The company reported quarterly sales of $944.40 million which beat the analyst consensus estimate of $907.67 million by 4.05 percent. This is a 16.98 percent increase over sales of $807.30 million the same period last year.
Qualcomm Reports Q2 EPS of $2.15 on Revenue of $9.3 Billion, vs CIQ Analyst Consensus of $2.16/Share on Revenue of $9.12 Billion Qualcomm also guides for Q3 EPS of $1.70-$1.90 on Revenue of $8.1-$8.9 Billion, vs CIQ Analyst Consensus of $2.13/Share on Revenue of $9.12 Billion