I've been eyeing STEM for a while now. It's my opinion the DER sector is going to grow a lot and I really like the idea of STEM, but looking at their 10q I'm not that impressed. Is there something similar you could recommend or maybe something else related to the distributed energy sector you believe has potential? Enphase and SolarEdge are still too costly imo. Fluence also not so sure. Would love to hear opinions.
https://deadline.com/2023/09/sag-aftra-possible-strike-video-game-companies-1235533458/
“Here we go again,” said SAG-AFTRA President Fran Drescher. “Now our Interactive Video Game Agreement is at a stalemate too. Once again we are facing employer greed and disrespect. Once again artificial intelligence is putting our members in jeopardy of re
The per barrel price for the WTI grade of crude oil reached $85 on Friday—the highest price point yet this year as falling inventory levels spook the market.
WTI crude oil briefly reached $85 per barrel before sagging to $84.90 around 10:00 a.m. ET. The last time WTI traded at a level that high was November 2022.
For the day, WTI was trading up $1.33 per barrel, or 1.59%.
Brent crude oil was also trading up on the day, by $1.05 per barrel, o
After reading many books, watching hundreds of videos, and even joining things like skillshare, I still am not sold that investing long term is the way to go.
I am 18 and make $27 an hour, everything I watched and learned from told me to save $10,000 and invest it into an ETF like the S&P500 for 22 years until I'm 40. Use compound interest from that 10k (about 8%-10% is the common return of the S&P) until it reaches 1.7M and then I can retire
Sorry if this seems like an obvious question but I am today years old learning about how to make money with stocks. But I've always heard people say they lose money. Do they mean how much they put into that stock or cause it goes in the negatives of when they started investing?? Also which stocks should I start buying today? And how much money should I invest??
Edit: Also which app or website should I use to buy stocks and keep up with
Remember that post from 5 days ago where I asked if the UK is mispriced? In that post, I included some very gloomy datapoints about how the UK economy has stagnated relative to its EU / G7 peers. Well, perhaps the gloom was overly stated.
I'll include snippets from the FT a
I plan on adding a soft drink company to my portfolio, because I don't feel like adding up on my positions, which are quite pricy, nor buying something like the QQQ or any growth fund which would increasingly expose me to tech.
The three choices are obviously Coca Cola, Pespsi and Monster.
Coca cola is the one trading at the lowest multiple, paying the highest dividend, and arguably the one with stronger brand recognition. I really like the fac
Is Disney ever going to rebound or are they going to continue this downward spiral. Would it be better to pull out the remaining money I have with Disney and invest it else ware or is there a chance they rebound back up to the $100's? Currently I have 55 shares and lost $500.
May I know how to find out the stocks that makes up the index im looking at on tradingview? im more specifically trying to find out which stocks are in the SP500 sector indices. Unable to find an answer on google unfortunately. Thanks in advance!
If you have to choose 5 stocks to buy and hold them for 10 years. What’s your choice? I will buy these 5 stocks for me: Microsoft, Amzn, Alphabet, Costco, Pepsi. You should choose 5 stocks not ETF If you see more than 5 stocks, I appreciate it.