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This is the daily discussion, so anything stocks related is fine, but the theme for today is on stock options, but if options aren't your thing then just ignore the theme and/or post your arguments against options here and not in the current post.
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Obviously this is a hard ask but I ask because my brother in law YEARS ago was super confident in IRDM and kept buying every paycheck while it hovered between 5-10 for years. He turned out to be correct and I sadly never bought any because I didn’t really know the product.
So, he got me thinking into what is another stock than can do this? When I was single and using tinder, MTCH ipo’d and that went from about $10 to sky rocket high but now it’s back dow
Earnings per share came in at 85 cents vs 85 cents expected
Revenue came in at $23.33 billion vs $23.21 billion expected
Net income came in at $2.51 billion, down 24% from last year
Tesla’s Operating Margin: 11.4%, Microsoft: 40%, Alphabet: 25%, Apple: 30%.
Tesla’s Free Cash Flow: $0.4 Billion, EST $3.24, Apple $111 Billion, Microsoft/Alphabet $63/$60 Billion.
Tesla’s Operating Cash Flow: $2.5 Billion, Apple $24 Billion, Micros
I'm in middle school and have a custodial account (that I manage) I'm also very interested in earning money and I've done just that! I've earned close to $1000 since the start of the year and I'm curious about which stock/etf with a dividend I should buy to turn on drip for awhile. Any suggestions? (I will buy multiple stocks/etfs if suggested.
With FRC's (First Republic Bank) quarterly statements coming up on Monday, do you think it would be a good idea to invest in them now, before. Or wait and see the result and possibly miss out on being positioned for gains. I think personally that it's a decent time to invest, since FRC was already bailed out, I don't think if they miss their target that the stock is gonna plummet, as long as they're still showing profits. It might fluctuate a bit
I am posting two screenshots. In both cases, the years, my earnings, and the VTSAX interest rates are real. For my contributions, both cases assume a saving rate of 25%. Contributions and compounding is on a monthly basis.
Prior to 2013, I did not pay attention to my retirement funds, did not know where/how to invest, and gener
There was a thread three months ago about the same topic, but RIVN has dipped even further just in that time. Three months ago, RIVN was hanging around $20/share and now it's heading towards $12/share. Are you holding or is it time to cut losses?
Tesla reported earnings after the bell. Here are the results.
Earnings per share: 85 cents adj. vs 85 cents expected, according to the average analyst estimate compiled by Refinitiv
Revenue: $23.33 billion vs $23.21 billion expected, according to Refinitiv estimates
Net income came in at $2.51 billion, down 24% from last year, while GAAP earnings came in at $0.73, down 23% from the year-ago quarter.
Automotive revenue, Tesla’s core se
Nearly everyone thinks we’re about to get another big leg down in the market, and after this most recent run, I’m looking at ideas for potential short plays to help hedge against a large downturn. I wouldn’t be actually shorting any stocks, just buying puts likely with October or end of year expirations. I’m just wondering what companies people think will get hit particularly hard relative to others if there is another large leg down in the market.