Shift4 Payments Inc - Class A ($FOUR) shares closed today at 2.0% below its 52 week high of $76.40, giving the company a market cap of $4B. The stock is currently up 35.5% year-to-date, up 19.3% over the past 12 months, and up 126.0% over the past five years. This week, the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 3.2%, and the S&P 500 rose 3.4%.
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- Trading volume this week was 31.2% higher than the 20-day average.
Looking for high risk, high reward stocks. Stocks under 2 billion market cap.
Preferebly stocks that had significant revenue growth in the last couple of years, or in an industry such as Clean Energy, AI, Space, etc (growth industries)
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
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I was wondering why companies are not taking a more-public stance on these humanitarian issues, especially since these matters are only growing in severity?
Shouldn't investors have the right to know board and executive positions on these important matters? Morally and ethically, investors deserve to know what global impact their investment dollars are having.
Russia inserts its own deceased-troops into a mobile crematorium. This is self-explan
Title typo: Post title should say investigating, not investing
If my understanding is correct, it was the Swiss government who pushed the UBS acquisition of CS.
The news I heard was that UBS was actually against the deal.
So why are Swiss authorities investigating a deal that they pushed for. Is it an internal swiss government conflict or something?
I know that for a company stock, if you sell the stock before the dividend payout date then you get no dividend. But if you get paid the dividend, the stock price usually drops to reflect the updated balance sheet post payout.
How does this dynamic work for money market mutual funds that don't get reevaluated like stocks do? If a fund like SNSXX pays a dividend every month, what happens to the partially accrued dividend yields?
I had a position in Yamana Gold, but it was delisted on Fri because it was acquired by pan American silver, however today on my account I only saw the delisted shares, but no new ones. Does anyone know when I’m going to see the swap/payment reflected on my brokerage account? Usually how much time does it takes? Do I have to do something? Thanks
Is it worth selling OTM puts to enter positions since the money is tied up til exp? Or should I just buy the shares outright and not worry about the potential for price to fall in the near term? For context I want to purchase 2200 shares of HTGC at 12.50 but the premium for contracts is pretty dismal, and I wonder if I'd make more just collecting dividends and selling calls over the same period
Apple Inc. is eliminating a small number of roles within its corporate retail teams, according to people with knowledge of the matter, marking its first known internal job cuts since it embarked on a belt-tightening effort last year.
The company is shedding positions in what it calls its development and preservation teams, said the people, who asked not to be identified because the move hasn’t been announced. Those groups are responsible for the construc
Full disclosure I'm a bear sitting on a large sum of money that only became available last week (normally DCA but didn't want to buy right after a run up).
Sure there is good and bad news all over, but we managed to rally last week pretty hard. Typically, after that kind of action, we expect a bit of a pullback in the following week assuming all else remains equal. Yesterday, we found out that OPEC is intentionally reducing supply
At a certain point in its lifecycle, every industry faces its moment of reckoning with growing pressure to transform due to factors such as increasing competition, changing consumer preferences, government policy and other secular head