Hi everyone.
On June 1st, 2021, I sold my AMC stock for a profit. I had 23 shares and sold at $29.33.
Today, I received a notification from cashapp saying that AMC is selling at $11. Curiously, I looked at the market summary and noticed that my stock was selling at about $400 each share on June 1st, 2021.
I recall that the market was selling at $29 when I sold, so I’m not sure where this $400 per share is coming from. Am I missing something
The Workday stock recently announced its Q2 earnings report on August 24th, 2023, The reported earnings gave a positive surprise of 13.66% from estimated earnings, and reported revenue also is higher by 0.72% from the estimated reports.
Moreover, Workday, Inc. (WDAY) stock market capitalization is $62.086 Billion and the total revenue is $6.198 Billion. The stock’s basic EPS is -$0.48 and the price-to-sales ratio is 9.2.
My current portfolio is about 40% cash. I was planning on buying a house, but that doesn’t seem possible anymore. I’m not too sure if my cash position is too large and/or how to safely move said cash into other investments.
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Electronics giant LG is collaborating with fintech provider Qraft Technologies to launch a US exchange-traded fund (ETF) powered by LG's AI technology. The strategic partnership aims to expand LG's presence in the financial sector. The ETF, named LQ-Qraft, will utilize LG's AI for
China Evergrande Group lost $2.2 billion, or 79% of its market value, on Monday after its shares resumed trading in a crucial step for the world's most indebted property firm to restructure its offshore debt.
Evergrande is at the centre of a crisis in China's property sector that has seen a string of debt defaults since late 2021, and its stock has been suspended for 17 months.
The developer, which is in the process of getting approvals fro
There used to be a FINRA website that would show all the outstanding debt/bonds a particular company had along with the interest rate of each issuance. That seems to have disappeared into the Morningstar morass. Short of diving into the 10-K filings for each company, does anyone have a resource that shows this info?
Last time FUBO was brought up here (and in WSB sub), some people are saying this company is headed to bankruptcy. They still have not. Their CEO is confident that they'll have positive cash flow by 2025. And seeing they're still securing partnerships with several sports teams, it seems like there are those that still think this company will in fact turn around in a few years. My main concern is their biggest competitor YouTubeTV. I feel like that's a
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I want to start regularly buying IRA stock. I'll just follow the market, so S&P 500 sounds good. But I found out I could buy triple leveraged S&P 500.
According to google, since UPRO's (triple leveraged S&P 500) inception in June 2009 it's increased 3,592%. Currently, E/R of .91%.
According to google, since June 2009 SWPPX (Schwab S&P 500 Index Fund) has increased 371%. C
The AI hype seems to be fading, but honestly, I don't see a solid reason behind it. I mean, there are millions hooked on ChatGPT every day, and they can't even imagine life without it. And it hasn't even been a year since it blew up.
I'm betting there will be a flood of new AI-generated products on the horizon, and I'm pretty sure there's still a bunch of killer companies to invest in. $SMCI, for instance. Their ratios look solid i
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Germany Is Losing Its Mojo. Finding It Again Won’t Be Easy.
BERLIN—Two decades ago, Germany revived its moribund economy and became a manufacturing powerhouse of an era of globalization.
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