I’ve been considering running the wheel on gdx. Have about 50 shares pretty much atm right now I’ve had for a bit. Listening to guys like Peter schiff, the floor seems pretty high on gold and commodities at this point.
Currently selling puts at strike of $29 for 17dte would yield 1% and slightly lower my cost basis.
Wondering if anyone is also in any good positions or am I being persuaded by a guy that could just be advertising his own business (h
I would consider myself less experienced than the average trader. If I were to open a new portfolio I would buy VOO, AAPL, WMT, and LLY. I was wondering if you guys think this is smart or dumb or there’s better things to invest in.
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You must know this aspect of trading stocks to be succesful - you cannot beat the big dogs, so you have to understand what they are doing, and take advantage of it. If you don't understand this - you are the one being taken advantage of.
These two articles talk about the Wyckoff Accumulation and Distribution phases:
Hello, so i live in a third world country, i had set up a TDameritrade account and got it verified and all and also got optiond enabled. After a couple months of learning and paper trading i felt ready to do some trading on my own, but when everything was ready and my account got verified, i went to my bank to try and wire in money to my brokerage's account, they told me that doing international transfers Is really hard and it's very regulated in here, s
Fidelity's fundamental analysis uses S&P global market intelligence and rates companies based on four factors:
Value, Quality, Growth and Financial Health
I started with just looking at the most undervalued companies of he top 100 largest.
The top 10 in no particular order:
NovoNordisk
Bristol Myers Squibb
Sanofi
American Express
Merck
Roche
Abbvie
Novartis
Pfizer
I’m a bit confused as to why JXNs forward P/E is higher than it currently is since earnings are expected to increase over 10% next year.
I thought that EPS increasing next year would lower the forward P/E as well? I can’t seem to find an answer to this.
Every thing online says forward p/e should decrease when forward EPS increases.
Is the forward EPS not increasing enough to lower the forward P/E? That’s the only thing I can thin
I want a dashboard/watchlist of stocks of my choosing that shows the history going back six months or a year for each stock. It doesn't seem like this would be hard to find, but I have found no apps or pages that do it yet. Most will show you the history for an individual stock if you click it, but I want a whole dashboard of them with options to add, remove, and sort stocks as well as choose the length of history I want to see in a long graph form.
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In my post yesterday, where I discussed the signs of a possible comeback in biotech, most in the comments expressed a strong aversion to the asset class and its unpredictability. Now I’m not saying to be greedy when others are fearful, but… it is worth noting that this broad investor reluctance could suggest an overlooked opportunity.
No doubt biotech is risky, but it also has the potential for big returns. I believe it can be a valuable addition
Hello, I am new to this. I want to gather some assets and looked into some companies including Duolingo, Nvidia, Apple, Facebook, Microsoft and many more. It feels like nearly all shares I checked have gone up significantly if not 2x’d YTD Does anyone have some insight on this massive upward trend? Or is this just normal?