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Energy Transfer LP (ET) saw its shares surge in the last session with trading volume being higher than average. The latest trend in earnings estimate revisions could translate into further price increase in the near term.
This is a pie chart of the stock market sectors and where most of my investments are being allocated. This just means I need to look into the following sectors as well: materials, industrials, utilities, healthcare, energy, and communication services. Any suggestions on what I need to buy?
What type of investor are you?
Found this nice diagram on Value Investing from https://seekingalpha.com/article/4291643-why-value-investing-works
The only way you will stick with something that is not working (temporarily) is by understanding what you are doing.
5 Ultra Popular Growth Stocks
Investors can't seem to get enough of these fast-paced companies.
Chart displays S&P 500 gains, and losses, in the first 100 days of each American presidential term since 1929:
The S&P 500 index and Dow Jones Industrial Average roared higher over President Joe Biden's first 100 days in office, outmatched in the same stretch only in...
Looks like EVs are on the rise again. This time last year, some EVs were around $2-$6 a share and climbed as high as $60+ last year.
These electric vehicle companies have all shown recent progress toward their ultimate goals.
Trying to get this portfolio (We have opinions) back on track; my experiment with meme stonks has not produced good results so we're going to close some positions, rebalance, and take positions in more reliable symbols. Let's see if I can get back into the green before Memorial Day.
The market valuation and expectations are high. Anything less than blow out great news is met with OMG reactions. Add to that margin debt (i.e. borrowed money to buy stock) is very high, flows into leveraged ETF "bullish" funds are at all time highs and corporate insiders are not participating in the buying. Thus volatility, but I'm more concerned about a chain reaction where stocks go into forced liquidation and the snow ball rolls down the hill (and quickly). The larger question is "when" and not necessarily "if". The 'when' point is unknown and again, my concern is we won't have much time to protect ourselves. In the mean time, the march higher continues. Of note is an interesting statistic: Roughly 80% of the stocks in the S&P 500 (large cap) are above their 50 day moving average (i.e. appear to be going higher). Only 40% on the stocks in the Russell 2000 (small cap) are above their 50 day average, and 30% of those in the broad NASDAQ Composite index are above. Perhaps signs of narrowing participation; generally not a positive indicator. (more text on www.special-risk.net)
Posted a while ago when stock was $1.65, which it was at or below for a few months. With the recent partnership announcement between UXIN and JD.com, stock has increased to $2.15. Not much, but it’s a start.
BEIJING, April 22, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Uxin Limited (“Uxin” or the “Company”) (Nasdaq: UXIN), a leading nationwide online used car dealer in China, today announced that it has entered into a strategic partnership with JD.com to launch a self-operated online store for used car transactions through JD’s platform. The two companies will work together to provide...
One of the most difficult and intimidating tasks for any trader or investor is to try and determine when a particular stock has bottomed or reaches a point where it no longer decreases significantly.
In light of previously events, I sensed buyers are reentering the market. (ViacomCBS, Discovery plunge due in part to forced liquidation of Archegos Capital positions ) <--Google that titled for more information
I preferably purchased Class A shares, instead of Class B, because Class A shares have voting rights. Due to the significant price decrease, I foresee retail/institutional investors accumulating shares as a pure arbitrage play, and I am expecting other companies to stake a position in efforts to launch a potential hostile takeover at a later date.
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