So after some initial skepticism, I’m 100% on board that AI will completely disrupt everything in the next 5 years (or sooner)—some of that disruption will be good and some will be bad. My question is how do I make money off of it? What companies/funds are you looking at and why? I’ve already increased my positions in MSFT and ADBE, but I’m looking for lesser-known stocks/funds that have big potential as AI truly takes off.

Macro events aside , think I just nailed my Q1 /Q2 thesis on the market maker swings

Been sizing this up since Jan 1 (drops ) and then the Quad Witch of Jan 21 (1st fake rally) . It helped me develop a theory that allowed me to nail the swings today .

Theory : - Triple and Quad witch index call options that opened middle of last year were bought en masse by the banks . Those dates are key, because the banks will win on those bets . That’s March 17,

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The Federal Reserve on Wednesday enacted a quarter percentage point interest rate increase, expressing caution about the recent banking crisis and indicating that hikes are nearing an end.

Along with its ninth hike since March 2

1) Except for a few studies in outlier countries (Brazil, South Korea) there is no real hardcore university paper grade study on the performance of retail traders from day traders to swing traders. Those outlier studies show dismal data with a few % traders making a living on par with minimum wage and an almost insignificant fraction making decent wages.

2) Missing also the historical performance of most stocks. At most a couple of papers I was able to tr

Hi, I just yesterday had my interview with social security disability office ( I had a stroke with now on going siezure risk and saver memory issues).While going through it she mentioned that I have stock in a company that I don't fully remember but slightly recall buying some penny stock before my stroke. She said that the worth on her end said 4k in a stock I can't fully ( I do slightly remember buying penny stock in a cannabis company) recall having.

The last time this lending metric was this tight was 2008 and the market fell 31% over the coming six months. I'm going to explain a somewhat complex reading we are getting in the lending market that has led to massive downturns in the market in the past. The spread between the discount rate and the feds fund rate is extremely tight right now. Which implies that banks don't want to lend to each other right now. To explain what this means you first have t

Good morning traders and investors of the r/stocks sub! Welcome to FOMC Rate Decision Day and a new trading day and a fresh start! Here are your pre-market stock movers & news on this Wednesday, March the 22nd, 2023-

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Would love to learn what buy/DCA opportunities folks from the community are looking at or would recommend. As for me, I need to bring the cost basis down so:

1. NFLX
2. ASAN
3. TSLA
4. COIN

Any other good buy recommendations - esp. as potential DCA opportunity

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Hi what do you guys think? I read this piece which gave me another idea of stock analysis that I never used before. For public companies, employee count might be a result of dip in value, but for less-discussed or non-public companies, the no. of employees could be prophesying its future performance.