Amid the news stories of an economic slowdown in China, real estate problems, and some headlines predicting a lost decade for China... I did a quick check and realized, they already had one.
Several common ETFs for investing in Chinese stocks have done a round trip over the last decade.
https://www.portfoliovisualizer.com/backtest-portfolio?s=y&sl
Diversification of your portfolio means lower risk and lower volatility. The opposite must hold true for a portfolio consisting of only one stock, then. Putting all your money in one company means high risk and high volatility. I’m curious to hear from people who deliberately choose only to invest in one company. What are your reasons?
Consumers showed surprising strength in September, boosting retail sales well above expectations despite high interest rates and worries over a weakening economy.
Retail sales rose 0.7% on the month, well above the 0.3% Dow Jones estimate, according to the advance report the Commerce Department released Tuesday. Excluding autos, sales were up 0.6%, also well ahead of the forecast for just 0.2%.
The numbers are not adjusted for inflation, so they in
I know that the Covid vaccine "growth" doesn't work either for Moderna or for Pfizer. Also, I read that their co-founder has sold more shares recently.
However, they are working on many more new drugs.
P.S.: I hold a tiny position there, not planning to sell now, just want to understand the reason.
General Motors said Tuesday it is delaying production of all-electric trucks at a Michigan plant by at least a year to “better manage capital investments” and implement improvements in an effort to make the new EVs more profitable.
GM now plans to begin construction of its next-generation EVs at Orion Assembly in suburban Detroit by late 2025, instead of next year. The factory currently produces Chevrolet Bolt EV models, which GM will cease producing at t
Why is Target doing so bad? They've really fell off a cliff over the past year. I look at their stores and they seem good, and once upon a time not too long ago they were outperforming Walmart. Now their NAV prices have really dropped over the past year and a half. I was once up 80% on these guys and know I'm down 20%. Is it the general market swing over the course of that time or something else? What gives?
This is the daily discussion, so anything stocks related is fine, but the theme for today is on technical analysis (TA), but if TA is not your thing then just ignore the theme and/or post your arguments against TA here and not in the current post.
Some helpful day to
What is more common, how do institutions use it? I ask because the line is different depending on whether or not Pre-market is used. And it can be a self fulfilling prophecy when these indicators are on many screens.
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For a while this question has been on my mind because honestly speaking Tesla is the largest player in the EV industry with a market share of 67% even though they are down from their all time of of 80% their still basically the leading company when it comes to EV's but for how long Tesla only has a little over 1.91 million Tesla's on roads today and competition from well established car brands like Mercedes, Volkswagen, Ford and Porsche posses a threat t
Most screeners only show PE multiples. If they show EV multiples (eg. EV/EBITDA, EV/EBIT, EV/gross profit, etc.) they only show certain ones and/or only the current multiple. The best I found was one that shows 5 years for EV/EBITDA and EV/EBIT.
Does anyone know a screener that shows EV multiples for more than 5 years?