It seems like a lot of people are social media addicts. How many more lawsuits will there be against META? It seems endless. But the rub is, if the addiction aspect of these platforms is shut down, how much are …
Hi I usually invest in well known stocks but i kind of want to get an idea about daytrading. I know most fail if i don’t know what i’m doing so i’m allocating small money as a learning course. Thank …
They provide professional services to mid-cap companies (accounting, HR, retirement plans, project management). Basically like a smaller PwC/Deloitte but focused on mid-sized businesses. The stock has been heavily beaten down since Feb 2025, going from an ATH around $86 to …
Meta Platforms (META) stock fell in early trading on March 26, 2026, primarily due to a convergence of legal setbacks, announced layoffs, and ongoing investor concerns regarding high capital expenditures. The combination of these factors, along with a general pullback …
# Takeaways - stemming from the Iran war, which are likely to weigh on growth and drive inflation higher. * Kapito warned that growth could be hit and inflation may rise even if the war ends soon, and that oil …
The market feels really weird right now. It is not exactly bullish, but it is not really bearish either. It just feels kind of stuck. Every time it looks like it is about to drop, it ends up bouncing back. …
It is getting hammered so much lately, even on market green days microsoft tends to end up red, but I really don't see why. Like sure, for retail customers it's products become shit, there's no lying about that, but also, …
Based on everything going on now in the US economy, international politics, and in the AI market sentiment, do you think we’re heading towards a bear market? Why or why not? What changes are you making in your investments?
“There has been unnecessary speculation in the media regarding peace talks to end ongoing conflict in the Middle East. In reality, US-Iran indirect talks are taking place through messages being relayed by Pakistan. In this context, the United States has …
if oil went to 150 a barrel, and then just stayed there for a year basically never moving would USO also never move for a year (after going up to match the 150 oil) ? i think thats how it …