European banks ace U.S. Fed's stress test, show strong capital levels
The U.S. units of major European lenders including Deutsche Bank, Barclays and Credit Suisse sailed through the Federal Reserve'
We’re playing this stock market simulator game in econ class but even the best groups have only made like 5k over the past month
Since theirs no penalty for doing bad what super risky stocks can we just dump everything into and hope it doubles or something
Unfortunately penny stocks aren’t allowed
Ford said it estimates that it will lose $3 billion in 2023 on “Model e,” the name it has chosen for its EV division, separated as such from its internal-combustion division and its commercial division.
The announcement came as part of a plan today to explain to investors why Ford is changing its financial reporting structure. The gas-and-hybrid division is now called Ford Blue, and the commercial division is Ford Pro, alongside Model e. Ford is casting
The markets seem to think that a lot of money is to be made from AI, that stocks using AI in their apps will do very well. But I think AI maybe banned or at least socially rejected. Things without AI may look attractive.
In social media, it seems AI chat bots can post comments and spread advertisements. People here won't know if they are replying to comments by AI chat bots or if there are real people. Advertisers maybe fooled into thinking it's a
Block just put out a statement in response to Hindenburg’s report:
“We intend to work with the SEC and explore legal action against Hindenburg Research for the factually inaccurate and misleading report they shared about our Cash App business today.
Hindenburg is known for these types of attacks, which are designed solely to allow short sellers to profit from a declined stock price. We have reviewed the full report in the context of our own data an
Please correct if my understanding is incorrect.
For both statements, assume the option is ITM at expiry. Because if its OTM, then there is no risk and it expires worthless.
Selling of cash covered put option is the same as owning 100 units of stock at the sell option strike price
Similarly, selling of naked call option is the same as shorting 100 units of stock at the call option strike..
Short position has a higher risk than long po
Basically I live alone and I don't forsee myself needing funds any time soon. I'm betting heavily that AI will blow up in the future so most of my stocks are centered around that. Planning to just keep DCAing in every month. Stocks are currently all up but I realized I don't really know what I want to do with them.
https://i.imgur.com/8vaUAlL.png
Do I need an exit strategy? Or is it valid t
Regional bank stocks rebounded early Thursday as the market digested remarks made by Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell and Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen.
Powell and Yellen both spoke about the safety of deposits but weren’t quite on the same page when it came to messaging. Powell, attempting to reassure the public, said “depositors should assu
Good morning traders and investors of the r/stocks sub! Welcome to the new trading day and a fresh start! Here are your pre-market stock movers & news on this Thursday, March the 23rd, 2023-
Stock futures are higher as investors weigh Fed outlook on rate hikes: Live updates
U.S. equity futures rose Thursday as
Sort of a broad noob question, but there's some flesh to it. Please bear with me.
Here's the DOW from yesterday - https://i.redd.it/8v2rhp55chpa1.png
There's a first movement related to Fed's rate announcement. This is obviously expected. Then there's a sell-off 1.5 hours later and the cause of that is - to me - unclear. Some say it's linked to Yellen statement on "no bl