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Palantir at $87: Why This Dip Is a Golden Buying Opportunity
* Palantir Technologies Inc. saw its stock plummet recently, falling to $87 per share after a wave of market jitters tied to CEO Alex Karp’s planned share sale and whispers of Pentagon budget cuts. * The market’s response seems exaggerated, with Karp’s sale being a scaled-back plan and defense cuts …
Is there a bull thesis right now?
There’s the age old phrases: Time in the market beats timing the market, the market can remain irrational longer than I can remain solvent, etc. I read in another comment “everyone knows the plane is on fire and is just timing the last second to jump.” There’s macroeconomic environment feels …
Genome editing: hype is inevitable
One of the most fascinating aspects of genome editing is its ability to potentially enhance not just human health but human capabilities. Take, for example, the controversial experiments in China where scientists edited genes in embryos to make babies resistant to certain diseases and possibly even smarter or fitter. These …
Floor & Decor: Growth Strategy Amid Economic Challenges
Floor & Decor faces challenges in the housing market due to high mortgage rates, which limit turnover and new construction. Despite this, aging homes drive demand for renovations. The company competes against major retailers like Home Depot and Lowe's but aims for growth with new store openings while facing profitability …
Which ETF to purchase
Looking to invest some savings into an ETF (first time). Would it make more sense for me to invest into an ETF like XEQT over a more established one like VOO, given that XEQT has a much lower entry point? Thanks
Brokerage Account Allocation
I’m looking for some opinions on my current composition for my non-retirement account. My current allocation is 70% VTSAX and 30% VTIAX through Vanguard. I have automated the investments going in there. I like to set it and forget it. I’m contemplating if it’d be worthwhile to add AVUV to …
Consumer confidence pessimism about the future has returned.
The writings in the wall is not looking good fellas.
Is now the time to cash out?
With the market crashing already, the March 1st tariffs, a government shutdown likely on March 15th, possible dismissal of parts of the national debt as "fraud", the AI bubble, etc, Is now the time to just fully cash out while still ahead? I'd never consider doing that but it's not …
DeepSeek’s AI models drive surging orders for Nvidia H20 chips in China
College Funding (in 5y) Question - Leave in IRA or Move it?
I have a rollover IRA of $70K from a prior job to fund my child's college. It is a mix of mutual funds and ETFs. It has since grown to $90K without me putting at lot of money in it, only about $6K in the last 4 years. Would like …