Who or what companies do you think are the best candidates to invest in long term . Who do you think will be able to take advantage of the opportunity to establish the network required to support the EV push.
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With bank earnings to be released this Friday and the coming weeks, what's on your radar?
The sector is incredibly tentative for good reason, and the market doesn't seem to be too optimistic given nothing has been priced in. I am not expecting an abundance of earnings surprises, but with the uncertainty floating around, I think banks with solid liquidity and foundation like Schwab may see leaps in price.
What are everyone's thoughts?
And April 11th piece in Benzinger reports that a shareholder proxy company is recommending a vote to approve all aspects of the coming proposals in May one of them is a reverse stock split is this beneficial can someone explain to me why a reverse stock split would be good so I took my communion money and bought 200 shares just to see what happens please give me your insight because this form is replete with good knowledge
Title sums it up I am up huge in Nvidia and I am considering cashing out and going into FSELX or another semi ETF in my Roth IRA account. What’s your thoughts on this should I keep riding Nvidia which I do feel will continue to be awesome or diversify into a ETF of semi companies. I have a few different companies I’m considering this with. I know it’s my own decision just wanna see what the redditors think about this situation.
How are we feeling about Oatly stock?
I read about it in september 2022 and it seemed like a bad investment by pretty much every site i could find. But last week i read that they have a big contract with McDonalds. Their product will be used in the cafés, no clue if it was only about America or worldwide.
It seems like a deal like this could make it a good investment after all?
Very much interested in your opinions!
I am trying to take a deeper dive in the business of entertainment. More specifically how the video streaming landscape looks like and is likely to shape up. Anyone know of any publicly available information website/twitter page/blogger/redditor that can help me take a deep dive into the sector.
This is aside from what Netflix, WDB and Disney are providing in their public statements.
Thanks for the help.
A recession is bullish because it will bring down inflation. Lower inflation will lead to an end in rate hikes. The market is forward looking, we can be in a recession and pump to the moon. So long as their is a clear pathway out of the recession, the market will pump during the recession.
Even if you disagree, this is the mood of the market. Bearish news that brings down inflation has pumped the market on multiple occasions. Usually this happens the day
I entered the workforce in 2020 and likewise, got into investing at a time where everything was green. As a result, I’m now in a place where current and future investments will be going into much safer stocks and ETFs (VOO, VTI, MSFT, etc). However I am still holding a fair portion of risky and volatile stocks I’ve since learned I hate holding (PLUG, PLTR, SQ, ARK ETFs, etc).
In my head, it makes sense for me to sell these stocks, even for a loss, and mov
Burger King just had a major franchisee go bankrupt closing over 1000 locations. Maybe the pizza guy wasn’t the best choice?
- TD Cowen upgrades Restaurant Brands (QSR) to outperform from market perform (buy from hold). Raises price target to $75 per share from $72. Analysts see a turnaround for Burger King. Helps that Pat Doyle, who used to run Domino's Pizza (DPZ), is in there as executive chairman, trying to get things moving.
U.S. wholesale prices sank 0.5% in March to mark the biggest decline in almost three years, potentially a sign of further easing in inflation in the months ahead.
Economists polled by The Wall Street Journal had forecast no change in the producer price index. Wholesale costs often herald future inflation trends.
A separate measure of wholesale prices that strips out volatile