Currently looking into non tech, non AI, non quantum, non space stocks. I mean I am quite heavy on tech sector and would like to explore other sectors that may have been good to hold for the long. One of …
[https://finance.yahoo.com/technology/articles/largest-data-center-project-ever-190000713.html](https://finance.yahoo.com/technology/articles/largest-data-center-project-ever-190000713.html) Blackstone-owned QTS Realty Trust withdrew its appeal to the Virginia Supreme Court on July 2, closing out a three-year legal fight over the Prince William Digital Gateway, a planned 2,100-acre campus in Prince William County, Virginia that would have …
I'm going to keep this short. This is not a rallying cry or call for war, this is just a moment of reflection. A moment to look in the mirror and ask yourselves if you really believe that clown faced …
I've only been on Reddit for a couple of weeks, and one thing I've noticed is how differently people explain the exact same market move. On English forums, I mostly see profit taking, rotation, valuations, rates... Then I open Chinese …
Key Points * French President Emmanuel Macron and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi have stepped up personal outreach to major tech CEOs. * France and India are trying to secure AI data centers, cloud infrastructure and chip investment. * The …
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I love the gambling aspect of investing, but I also appreciate the power of compounding over time in the market. A few things I believe; The market goes up in the long run. Time in the market bears timing the …
I have witnessed what appears to be mechanical automated selling on a number of occasions (in the last three months), specifically when all AI stocks take a massive dive. My assumption is that part of the automated selling is from …
Would appreciate constructive thoughts on ASTS. Is it a hold, sell, or buy in your opinion? Analyst consensus is hold. I’ve read that there are some setbacks to do with legislation, but there are upcoming opportunities for the company that …
I am NOT predicting imminent collapse, but history is worth knowing. In 1921 Radio Corp of America (RCA) was $2.50 per share. By 1929, it was $568. People got very rich. Radio was the greatest technology ever, and changing the …