KORU is a 3x letf that follows South Koreas market. Heavily weighted to Samsung and SK Hynix, of course. It's gone up 500% in the last 6 months and 150% year to date. It will continue until the memory crisis …
Pam Bondi says that we she shouldn't care about the Epstein files because "The Dow is over 50,000 right now. The S&P at almost 7,000, and the Nasdaq smashing records." It is clear that we don't have good leadership in …
61 years old, have $7k sitting around. Don’t need it until maybe 67. If you were in my position, what would you do with it? Not expecting to get rich overnight (lol), but I’d like to grow it and make …
Yes. I should have cost dollar averaged. Should have done a lot of things. I suppose my question is. *How screwed am I?* Been holding for a few weeks probably stuck with this long term. Any long term ETF holders …
This week feels tense. If things escalate on friday, the market could react pretty quickly. I’m debating whether to sell some positions before the weekend or just hold everything and not overthink it. What’s everyone else doing?
I believe Amazon has seen its growth peak as a company with in the pàst few years it's gone from a $160 a share to about $200 a share and kind of hovered a little over $200 currently trades at …
Hi everyone, What do you all think about this? Can I hedge the possible AI dystopian future where 80% of people lose their job and no adequate social economical societal support (eg government welfare) to support everyone, by doing the …
This has been a rough three month stretch for mega cap tech, and more specifically, for the hyperscalers. While I remain bullish on all of them, there is increased risk that comes with this capex, which is much larger than …
# News release Today, the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) announced the Commission’s decision to issue a licence to Denison Mines Corp. (Denison) to prepare a site for and construct its [Wheeler River Project](https://www.cnsc-ccsn.gc.ca/eng/uranium/mines-and-mills/wheeler-river/). The proposed facility is a uranium …
I’ve been noticing something weird this year. Turn on financial news and it’s the same rotation of topics. Rates, inflation, AI hype, recession talk. But when you actually look at where capital is moving, it feels like a different story …