Can someone help me understand tax rules for owning stocks of companies listed on NYSE that have their headquarters abroad? For example, Alibaba (BABA) on NYSE and this Korean bank (NYSE: KB).
Are capital gains/dividends taxed differently? Do I submit taxes to the foreign government or to the US? I don't want to file income to other countries... (Technically I can't earn income in Korea until I do compulsory military service)
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I found this website that talks about the world's first stock exchange and they say that naked short selling was a thing in the 17th century... https://www.worldsfirststockexchange.com/2020/11/27/going-short-in-1608/
I find it hard to believe since shares were physical back then so You couldn't create them out of thin air. They say that This contract written in
Total newb here, but I had a question that won’t leave me head until I ask:
As I understand it, you can “bet on” a certain company by buying stock in that company with the expectation that later, the stock value will rise and you can sell, pocketing the difference.
So, is there a way to “bet against” a company? Is there a way you can make a profit by expecting the stock price of a company to fall instead of rising? If so, what is that process calle
Hello all!
A couple years ago, I purchased stock in CHICOS (women’s clothing store) for $2.40 per share. The company was recently acquired by a private firm for 1 Billion dollars and will no longer be a publicly traded company (I think). Overnight, the stock has shot up to over $7.50 per share. Do I need to sell this stock due to the acquisition?
This is the daily discussion, so anything stocks related is fine, but the theme for today is on stock options, but if options aren't your thing then just ignore the theme and/or post your arguments against options here and not in the current post.
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…than Nvidia? Class of its own in its products. Massive tailwind with this AI boom. Nearest competitor (AMD) is still years away from putting out a comparable product. As everyone struggles with macro outlook, Nvidia simply gets even more pricing power. Everyone should have this as their largest holding. Over a 3year basis, hard to see this not going above $1k
NOTE ALL PERSONAL OPINION, NOT FINANCIAL ADVICE
INTRODUCTION:
MCD's golden arches are famous worldwide, it's precisely this strong goodwill that allows their business to remain attractive to franchisees for so long. The consistent quality of each MCD store regardless of where it is on earth, the large cost advantage due to how large the franchise has become and Quality of franchisee give MCD strong cash flows. However, M
Or dump what I have? Holding only 100 shares with a buy in around $30 so I'm not losing my house or anything. Thinking this may be a good time to average down. They have a ton of cash and they are raising more today, maybe they are preparing to expand? Or do they foresee losses and they're getting ready to cover? I bought them because I just really like the trucks. I drove a friend's and man it's just an amazing vehicle.
Investors ignored deficits when inflation was low. Now they are paying attention and getting worried.
- The scale and upward trajectory of U.S. borrowing and absence of any political corrective now t
I'm pretty new to investing, and I'm trying to get a better grasp on what things mean. In this case, I'd like to know how and why the "short-term" assest on one of my Fidelity accounts is -1%? Also, how can an asset be at 101% ("bonds" in this case)?
If it helps, this account is invested solely in FTBFX.