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Where can I find a list of stocks the US government is purchasing?
When I search all the results are what the politicians are buying. I want to know what the US government is buying directly. And a statement of what they intend to buy as well. Not news crap, it must be reported on a government website somewhere. So far the list …
MSTR Drops Out of Top 250 U.S. Companies as Market Cap Falls to $39.92B
Daily Crypto Discussion - June 20, 2026
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Acn/ctsh/epam/glob/infy are no longer hi-tech premium stocks. Trending down to staffing agencies with 0.3-0.6 Price/sales cap
ACN, CTSH, EPAM, GLOB, INFY are no longer being priced like high-tech premium partners. They are trending rapidly toward the valuation graveyard of staffing agencies, heading straight for the 0.3-0.6 price/sales ratio The software-adjacent multiples of the last decade have unraveled. When growth relies on linear headcount expansion, it simple …
Let’s talk commodity oligopolies
I am bored AF of reading AI slop opinions about SaaS and Mag7 companies, so here is something totally different: where I see good value in the commodities industries. Commodity businesses are an overall mid investment category because they are hugely cyclical and so buying at the wrong time can …
Clean Setup - Oracle
Oracle is currently a very promising trade. The RSI is slightly oversold, support and resistance have been broken, volume is high, and the Fibonacci retracement is at 0.618, spot on. I'll be placing an order on Monday overlooked 4H TF, followed by a 15m TF order. ​ ​ ​ ​ …
Final Lesson: A Verdict on ALL Penny Stocks
A final lesson for anyone trading or God forbid investing in penny stocks: From a long-term investment perspective, <insert symbol of your favorite bagholder stock> represents a high-risk structural short or avoid. The company's business model is fractured, relying on pivots across completely unrelated sectors to drive financing rounds and …
yfinance is worse than nothing for checking stock picking strategies
Let's say you're me, you have an idea about consistently buying Nasdaq 100 stocks that drop, based on the idea of people overreacting to news. So you use Wayback Machine to get old Nasdaq 100 lists, then pull the data from yfinance. You'll see a lot of notifications that the …
Are you concerned about geographical diversification?
I started investing not too long ago (ETFs for a couple of years, and individual stocks around fall 2025). When I started, I learned what I like and what kind of investor I wanted to be. In short: a concentrated portfolio (max 8-10 stocks) of high-quality companies, trading at a …
I think StoneX Group is an underfollowed compounder trading at an attractive valuation. Here’s my thesis.
I think StoneX Group is an underfollowed compounder with attractive upside. StoneX is a financial services and capital markets platform focused on middle-market and institutional clients that are often overlooked by bulge bracket banks. What I like is the business model. SNEX generates revenue from: * Transaction spreads * Fee …