The war in Ukraine and Russia has made Russia close down the gas pipeline and Europes primary source of energy. The energy crisis will worsen and the stock market will bottom out.
As an American citizen, how do you technically short the market, or use puts to profit of this?
If you’re holding this stock you should know, I’ve had my Sea Doo in for recall, they noticed the hull needs repair which may be covered under warranty. The kicker is they can’t run it through the manufacturer right now because for the last month they’ve been unable to access the system because BRP has been hacked and it’s being held ransom.
I’ll update this feed when they finally have their system back. So far I’ve been waiting 5 weeks for them to be ab
Hi everyone, hope all is well, just wanted to share my thoughts on Malibu Boats. Personally, I think it's a great company with a MOAT, however competes in a very cyclical industry with a small TAM (Total addressable market) of $13.1 billion.
Company Overview:
Malibu Boats is a leading designer, manufacturer and marketer of a diverse range of recreational powerboats, including performance sport boat, stern drive and outboard boa
Hey y’all. I got into stocks game only recently, over the past 6 months I invested 18k into diverse stocks. Obviously any time is a good time to buy, but since market is down as hell, apparently this year is THE year to buy. Dips still keep coming, but question is - what return should we all expect in, say a year? In 3? 5? I am guessing everything should at least double once the economy is back to normal? Sorry if it’s a noob question
I follow my portfolio daily and have noticed that stocks that drop during the day almost always go up immediately after the close. Then I see notations called after hours trading. Who gets to trade after hours? Secondly, it seems the after hours folks can see their stocks go up almost daily. I am confused. What am I missing? By the way, I am not a day trader.
Hi all, I'm very new to the stocks and the market (no experience whatsoever) and I'm thinking about learning about it, to earn money while still doing job. What do you recommend for a very fresh starter like me, are there courses to study? Topics to follow? Anything to help would be greatly appreciated.
The Other Doomsday Scenario Looming Over Markets
A U.K. fund manager says the big worry isn’t inflation, it’s the Fed reversing quantitative easing
By James Mackintosh on Sept. 3, 2022 10:00 am ET
Think inflation is the biggest threat to your investments? Perhaps not: One fund manager that successfully navigated the past two major stock crashes is bracing for an awful end to the year because it fears the Federal Res
My quick thoughts on the subject:
- Stocks are down due to recession headlines and higher interest rates
- Eventually stocks should go back up when the economy gets better
- Since high-growth tech stocks are the ones that are getting hit the hardest in this bear market, that means they'll also gain the most when the market recovers.
- I think I'll get higher returns if I get these high-growth tech stocks a
The new Inflation Reduction Act extends the $7500 electric vehicle credit to all cars made in the USA with no cap. This Tesla's cars are again eligible. However there is a price cap. For a compact car the price must be under $55k. For an SUV it must be under $80k. Also if you make over $150k single or $300k married you are not eligible. Do you think this will impact Tesla sales in the US?
Hi, everyone. I know almost nothing about stocks, so I came here to ask a question. About 10 years ago, before he passed away, my father invested some of my savings (about 10K) in Costco. I looked at it for the first time in 5 years a few days ago, and it showed 20k. My question is, how many shares do I have, and is now a good time to sell some of my shares (not all, too good a stock to let go of according to what I've read here and on other sites)? Any advi