While these three stocks offer a great way to unlock your retirement dreams today, there are some potential negatives to consider. For example, RioCan Real Estate's reliance on retail tenants means that it could be vulnerable to the e-commerce trend. Bank of Montreal's U.S. expansion could also expose it to a different set of risks. And TransAlta Renewables is heavily reliant on government subsidies.
That said, the potential rewards far outweigh
I understand that it’s dropped a lot coming out of Covid and also this huge woke battle with desantis, but would this be a good entry level? Wondering if I should buy some or maybe buy something else. I like the AI tech play, but I think there might be a pullback after the crazy run this year
I find it necessary for my mental trading health to track/log all my trades. Most experienced traders do this, and some platforms may even offer it as part of their interface (though I have a certain way I like things.)
What works for me and could work for others is an excel sheet with built in formulas to track each of your trades, even adding notes to a trade about thesis, reason for entry/exit, mistakes, etc. to review in the future and continue improv
I understand the importance of advocating for defi, but Coinbase is definitely not one of the good actors in this space. All I know is that I deposited $20 just to familiarize myself with swaps and crypto wallets, and through all of the transfers I ended up with $10 dollars. Yeah, $10, no big deal, but I was also promised free stock as part of a referral sign up. For whatever reason, I wasn’t qualified, without any reasoning behind it. I’ve heard horror stories
Today I received an email saying a reverse stock split has occurred and will affect my options contract. It says my call now has a $14 strike with the underlying now valued at $20. Before the split it was way out of the money. Am I missing something? Can I not just exercise it and profit $600?
Stock is UVYX
Not an investor in individual stocks usually, long time lurker. Sorry if this is bad analysis. A couple months back I heard an interview of Charge Enterprises on their work in the EV charging industry and plan to corner the EV market, specifically charging infrastructure for dealerships. Did some research, probably not the best, but saw the company has bought up telecom and charging businesses, revenue is increasing, they are meeting their goals. They hired a te
We all know how stupid of a reason one can come up with to justify holding a stock but actually what was the most stupid reason you ever brought (or sold short) a stock?
If I remember all those funny stories I learned from others, how they made their money and were actually proud of, there must be tons of stories that are embarrassingly stupid if you think about it.
I was not part of it (I was a SAP pump and dump believer and participant) but I kn
All reverse splits will be effective prior to market open on June 23, 2023, when the funds will begin trading at their post-split prices. The ticker symbols for the funds will not change. All funds undergoing a reverse split will be issued new CUSIP numbers.
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1:20
I have been seeing talks of SMH here and there looking around in reddit and other areas of social media and news, so i decided on looking it up myself. I like this etf and i plan on adding this to my port. Does anyone have this in their port, or do you have another semiconductor etf? I think it’s a good growth stock. Thoughts?
Shopify ($SHOP) has been one of the most searched-for stocks on Zacks.com lately. So, you might want to look at some of the facts that could shape the stock's performance in the near term.
Shares of this cloud-based commerce company have returned +7.1% over the past month versus the Zacks S&P 500 composite's +4.3% change. The Zacks Internet - Services industry, to which Shopify belongs, has lost 0.6% over this period. Now the key question is: