Below is the formula for value investing as well as why this subbreddit is a contrarian investing subreddit and not a value investing subbreddit. Step 1: Do I understand the business? Step 2: If I understand it, then is it …
Why don't bitcoin nodes produce snapshots of their current utxo database, so that a new node does not have to download everything first? What is the size of the current utxo database? Small block proponents gave up cheap transactions in …
In the article, Wendy’s is mentioned as an example of a stock that is well-positioned to withstand a market downturn. The author highlights Wendy's because it fits the criteria for the defensive investment strategy discussed in the study (which prioritizes …
The mega millions is at $542m The Powerball is at $375m The super enalotto is €187.5m When was the last time the 3 jackpots were all at least this good entering a new quarter? Never. This is the first time …
The broader market has made holding winners feel both obvious and uncomfortable. On one hand, the trend is there. S&P and Nasdaq had a strong quarter, chip stocks are still attracting capital, and a lot of pullbacks in quality names …
I’ve been watching a lot of these liquidity sweep setups lately, and I’m not fully sure the sweep is the important part anymore. The obvious read is always the same: price runs the prior low, stops get cleared, then buyers …
*(TLDR: why rational people are often easily fooled. See below comments on the Robert Cialdini whom the author references)* Could You Be Fooled by a Ponzi Scheme? You’d Better Believe It - wsj https://www.wsj.com/finance/investing/could-you-be-fooled-by-a-ponzi-scheme-youd-better-believe-it-e159c87 Jason Zweig By Jason Zweig June …