There’s no shortage of well-known approaches like breakouts, pullbacks, ranges, VWAP, scalps, momentum plays etc. But when it comes to real execution, most traders narrow it down to one or two setups they’re confident in and repeat daily. What’s yours?
Okay so I helped my friend set up brokerage account because she wanted to get into stock market for the first time. I was showing her how to place trades on my phone and she copied everything I was doing. …
In a reply to this recently top upvoted post: https://old.reddit.com/r/stocks/comments/1quur6g/from_investing_to_gambling_the_state_of_us_stocks/ OP here is complaining about how volatile stocks are, but he's only talking about downside volatility. Of course if you asked him a few months or weeks ago how his …
AMD (AMD) reported its fourth quarter earnings on Tuesday, beating expectations on the top and bottom line, and providing a better than anticipated Q1 outlook. Despite the beat, shares fell on the news. AMD reported earnings per share (EPS) of …
Watching valuation shocks to Coinbase is a painful one, and NOTHING looks good. Coinbase is in a regulatory mire, embattled with lackluster revenue growth, a model based on the pricing performance of crypto and crypto relevancy. None Of that reads …
Investment properties should be illegal, if you leave your house, sell it. Enough of the stolen opportunities and crazy prices for an unloved, falling apart rental for a family. Landlords will go to war to not fix something and then …
Looks like Elon Musk's rocket maker SpaceX has ***acquired*** his artificial intelligence startup *xAI.* Perhaps it isn't a huge deal since Elon owns both companies already. There’s reporting that SpaceX may have acquired xAI in what could be a trillion-dollar …
TEAM down 11%, 60% YTD, ADBE under 290, MSFT down massively due to ER.. NOW and INTU starting to look attractive. When are we catching the software knives? This AI fear seems overblown (like when Googl was getting eviscerated recently …
I am trying to understand whether my strategy is correct as a two-year investor. I usualy open positions in stocks whose financials seem quite good to me, companies that are growing at a fairly good pace, but the momentum is …
I admittedly know very little about how the stock market works, but bought a modest amount of Corning about 15 years ago based on nothing but hearing about Gorilla Glass. It’s inched upwards over the years but has taken off …