I saved some money, which stocks, etfs and so on do you recommend for a healthy portfolio structure? Important to me is that I want to focus on safety but with a bit of that money I want to be able to try riskier things.. any help appreciated🙏🙏
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DUBAI, April 2 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia and other OPEC+ oil producers on Sunday announced voluntary cuts to their production amounting to around 1.15 million barrels per day in a surprise move they said was aimed at supporting market stability.
The group had been largely expected to stick to its already agreed 2 million bpd cuts when its ministerial panel, which includes Saudi Arabia and Russia, meets virtually on Monday.
Last October, OPEC+, which
It should be common sense if you’re working to max out your Roth IRA and tax advantaged accounts, because why not?
Just curious why that is always at the top of the list
“Time in the market beats timing the market”, it’s also widely known lump sum is a better way to go than DCA
Sorry for the massive confusion and the hilarity in the comments from my other post
Ok, here’s what I was meaning. If time is so important when it comes to
I’m talking about the trading software developed by Glenn Neely from NeoWave.
He also wrote the book Mastering Elliott Wave Theory.
Is this software / strategy good for day trading? Forex? What accuracy does it give you? And is there anything you don’t like about it?
Hi everyone I'm 23 years old and I just got my first job so I want to start investing in the stock market. I'm not from the US so I need to open an account with my bank (which has a brokerage firm). My problem is that they charge 0.25% per $10,000 or $25 minimum per transaction.. on the surface this may not seem much but I'm planning to DCA into 3 ETFs monthly, so I'll end up paying $900 in txn fees alone per year which seems excessive. This is a
I took a risk investing in specific stocks that I believe in (CRISPR, CRSR) and now I'm down 40%. How long do you guys will hold a stock until it's time to let go at a loss? Do you ever sell at all? Or do you just keep it to the end?
I've learned my lesson in that I prefer to invest in index funds instead. But any advice? I'm 21 and the answers online are so mixed ! Please don't be mean .
Enrolling in a Roth 401k, these are the investments I've gone with. They looked promising.
• 20% APGYX - AB Large Cap Growth Fund Advisor Class
• 20% CDDYX - Columbia Dividend Income Fund Institutional 3 Class
• 20% FXAIX - Fidelity 500 Index Fund
• 20% JDMNX - Janus Henderson Enterprise Fund Class N
• 20% VEVIX - Victory Syncamore Established Value Fund Class I
I am not a stock person, nor do I pretend to be. I am slowly building my understanding of the stock market and am looking at trend data.
If a company has been losing value of their stock for years, then they file an 8-k does that mean they are about to go bankrupt?
Need help analyzing SEC Form 4 Data from secform4.com.
https://www.secform4.com/insider-trading/1045810.htm
Based on the data for NVDA, the CEO sold stock on 2021-12-03 and had 79,477,346 shares remaining. Then on 2022-01-05, the CEO sold more stock but somehow had 84,941,835 afterwards - about 5.5 million MORE shares than the year before without any SEC Form 4 showing purchases.