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KOSPI is up almost 7%. Ordinary swing or meaningful tech growth?
KOSPI (and, of course, memory/tech in the US) has been all over the place over the last few weeks. Most notably, significant drops in both the KOSPI and Nikkei several times over the last 2 weeks with little rebound. Tonight, it's up 7%. Earlier today, memory and tech were generally …
After years of building a gaming community, I finally launched the Persicus Imperium Token ($PERS)
I've been running the Persicus Imperium gaming community for years through YouTube and my website. Rather than creating a token for hype, I wanted something that could become part of the community itself. $PERS is intended for community rewards, future access to digital content, tournaments, and other ecosystem features as …
Akwel SA (AKW.PA): A €938M revenue auto supplier where the market is paying ~€44M for the operating business
I've been combing through some deep-value plays lately and stumbled upon a potentially interesting setup in a French small cap auto parts supplier. Weirdly I find that longer posts occasionally get shit on in the comments in this sub, so below is just the quick summary of why the financials …
Three Canadian Penny Stocks On My List This Month
Whattup degens. I've been digging into juniors that are cheap relative to what's actually in the treasury and on the calendar. All three below are funded, have verifiable assets or contracts, and have dated news flow coming, no mystery miners, no lifestyle companies. Switching it up a little this time …
Coinbase Reportedly Opens Easier Access for Mainland China: Test of Tolerance or Calculated Gamble?
Found Mick Jagger Inadvertently Giving a DD for SpaceX When Being Interviewed for His New Album
First month trading options, glad I have more W’s than L’s at least!
Started with swing trading, but the waiting part caused me to sell too early or hold too long. I’ve had the most success with day trading and scalping. Small positions and profits because I just started, but it’s something.
If you own bank shares, do you "own debt?"
Clearly, if you own bonds, you own debt. Looking at my ETFs, they have some Wells Fargo, Citi, JP Morgan, BOA, Goldman, etc. Is this also "owning debt," or are these guys doing everything but actually holding loans? Just curious because I was reading "The Psychology of Money" and in …