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Sandisk is the gift that keeps on giving, huge swings nice and volatile and consistent trends. Saw the dip pre MU earnings and had 2k lying around from small spx gains during the day. Figured I'd make a couple hundred …
When I dipped my toes in crypto, I admittedly didn't know what I was doing. After getting burned in the altcoin space during the last bull run, I started using BullX specifically for markups and research. I've learned a lot …
Spent the morning searching for new stocks to get into and i’m down to these few that spike my interest. Curious if anyone has any thoughts on the stocks i’m currently looking at: $YRD - Larger company that holds a …
Mods, I understand if you have to delete this. I'm merely sharing an investment strategy to help mitigate shareholder losses whilst still holding a conviction in this company's vast backlog and potential as the only publicly traded SpaceX competitor. Any …
grifting in any other industry is all good, prices continue to climb regardless of what ponzi mechanism is introduced to sustain prices, only in crypto do we have to sacrifice people all the time while inflicting massive losses to ourselves …
$MSFT is trading at one of its lowest values relative to earnings and forward growth. It’s been oversold over software concerns and ai spending. But I think ai will work in tandem with software and Microsoft offers a lot more …
Take a look at earnings: **Annual EPS (diluted):** * 2021: $11.83 * 2022: $12.64 * 2023: $20.12 * 2024: $22.05 * 2025: $18.92 * TTM: $20.20 * Q1 2026 (annualized): $22.16 ($5.54 × 4) The most recent "blowout" quarter that …
\#1 is Outcrop Silver, $OCG / $OCGSF. This is the high-grade silver-gold vein story in Colombia. The Santa Ana project is already past the “interesting rocks only” stage because it has a maiden resource, ongoing drilling, multiple vein systems and …
To investors,The finance industry historically separated investors into two buckets: institutional investors and retail investors. Institutions had a fiduciary duty to their capital providers and these organizations were largely thought of as “smart money.” Retail only had a duty to …