I’ve been playing around with 5k in my trading account. I don’t invest all of it, but I did get into Amazon at $99 and realized my gains as soon as I made $500 on it. I’m realizing I should have kept it longer…
But same with Tesla… I only had a handful amount of shares. I sold, for a small profit. Basically in order to make a huge buck, I need to risk a lot.
Is selling for quick profits common? I would love to turn my 5k into 10k but how common is
I kept adding Meta last year on the lows (between 90 and 150) and made a good profit. Is it wise to sell half of it now and add PYPL the most hated stock on town? It looks like PayPal is bottomed around 60s and fundamentally strong. Please share your views.
Tesla ($TSLA) stock sank 5.5% on Wednesday, its steepest loss in two months, after one analyst on Wall Street cautioned it was time to take some money off the table.
In a note to investors on Wednesday, Barclays analyst Dan Levy downgraded Tesla shares to Equal Weight from Overweight, claiming the recent rally ignored near-term questions about the stock’s fundamentals. Though Tesla doesn’t exactly trade on fundamentals — it currently trades at a forward P
- Intel stock dropped 6% Wednesday after the company gave investors an update on the company’s turnaround plan to become a foundry competing with Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company.
- Intel’s new reporting structure could help control costs at the chipmaker, which is seeking to trim as much as $10 billion from its costs over the next three years.
Other chip stocks also fell Wednesday amid a down day for tech stocks.
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If you didn’t see my first post a few months back, here is my writeup: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1IVId0jgge8ugj2JuU34pHdxM0dkuDYYB/view
As of market close today, Algoma Steel reported a beat in earnings compared to their guidance they gave at the end of the quarter knowing it would take a while for them to report
Here are the highlights: • 47.9M in adjusted E
I am looking for an ETF, not miners. That have exposure to cobalt and lithium and other metals used in the production of EVs and cell phones. The way I see it they are going to be in rising demand for the foreseeable future. I looked at miner Glencore the largest producer of cobalt. Are any of you guys invested in these fields and can offer any guidance? Help and input would be greatly appreciated!
I've been working on some new algorithms and screens to find winning stocks. One focuses on large domestic companies outside the S&P 500. Veeva is one I have been following for a few years.
I do not own Veeva, nor do I plan to in the next 48 hours.
Snapshot for Veeva Systems, Inc.
Sector: Healthcare
Industry: Healthcare Support Services
Country: USA
Current Price: $202.37
Veeva Systems Inc
I got out at 165 to cover some of my puts. I'm willing to enter again and thinking of setting a put. But it seems like way too high now to get back in. And how far do you set put in general? I like to set puts one month at max.
I’ve done well with MRO, OXY, DVN, and EQNR positions (I always DRIP - although EQNR doesn’t allow that). I realize I don’t need 4 stocks (I also hold XLE) that overlap so much. Anyone have any insight as to which would be the best one or two to keep? It’s in a ROTH with a 30+ year time horizon.
So far, my list of growth stocks spans to RKLB, and NET
If possible, provide reasoning behind the stocks you list, here are some examples of questions you could answer for “reasoning”:
- why do you think it’s undervalued?
- is the industry and company growing, and at what rate?
- how does it fair against competitors, or does it have a monopoly?
- can it outpace the S&P 500, and for how many years?
- is it cyclica