Holding a lot of shares of Disney, Intel, American express, Moderna, and Tesla. got some at ok prices, but some at the peak. If i just play the long game they’re bound to come back right? Some of these companies seem too big to fail like Disney. I’m 20 years old so i won’t need these for retirement or anything like that anytime soon. I sold apple and amd for a decent profit even tho i was bagholding those as well so hopefully the rest follow that trend?
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-wants to maintain 2% inflation -acknowledges inflation has moved down from peak but remains too high -Prepared to raise rates -reiterates 2% target -Talks about "uncertainties" -Explains what happens when they tighten too little (2-3 sentence) -Explains what happens when they do too much (one Sentence)
I don't think he's cutting rates because inflation ain't at 2% yet. Said they were prepared to raise rates. Talked about uncertainie
https://finance.yahoo.com/amphtml/news/lyft-sliced-office-space-half-184650020.html
When people first come in, “we’re literally calling it homecoming,” he said, adding that he hopes to re-create the feeling of the first day at a new school. “We're going to give tours and have community groups [like book clubs] where people can get
This is the daily discussion, so anything stocks related is fine, but the theme for today is on fundamentals, but if fundamentals aren't your thing then just ignore the theme and/or post your arguments against fundamentals here and not in the current post.
Some h
I will highlight some notable quotes from the recent interview with former St. Louis Fed James Bullard. He resigned on Aug 14, 2023. Althou
I'm not looking to transfer a stock to Computershare (they dont accept the european stock I own). I'm looking for a brokerage account that allows for individual owners to register as security owners. Does this even exist in the US?
My understanding is that most of the gains of the S&P500 disproportionally come from the big boys like Apple, amazon, Microsoft, Google, etc.
How viable would it be as a strategy to just make your portfolio only these big players? Pros and cons to this?
Overall, my portfolio has been looking great over the past year- but I still have a few stinkers. Some make sense to me, but others leave me thinking there's something else coming or something that I'm not understanding. A few examples-
UBER vs LYFT. I own both but kind of wishing I didn't. They've both been discussed a lot here and on other subs and I think a lot of the sentiment surrounding Lyft has to do with their own personal experien
https://www.cnbc.com/2023/08/23/peloton-pton-earnings-q4-2023.html
Peloton on Wednesday reported a wider-than-expected loss and a quarterly drop in new subscribers that it blamed on its recall of its Bike seat post and seasonality, sending shares plunging about 20%.
The company fell short of analysts’ earnings estimates but beat sales expectations.
Ford’s stock price bottomed out in May 2023 followed by a breakout that pumped the price to gain nearly 25% in just one month turning the long-term trend to uptrend.
However, the short-term gain in the Ford stock price triggered a sell-off after the double-top formation at the top of the trend and the gap-down opening added fuel to decline in the price. Thereafter, the price declined nearly 20% wiping out all the gains after the previous breakout.