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Taiwan's stock market really more valuable than South Korea's?
Apart from TSMC and Foxconn, most Taiwanese companies have very low profitability. In contrast, South Korea not only has Samsung, Hyundai, and SK Hynix but also numerous defense and internet companies. However, why does the market perceive Taiwan's stock market as more valuable than South Korea's?
Long term Investing vs compounding
Someone please explain it to me like I'm 5, from my understanding there is no compounding from investing in stock long term since unless you sell and add your profit back into the stock when the price point return to your original entry point, your gains are just unrealized gain …
Did you used to buy Hong Kong stocks?
As everyone knows, China is the world's second-largest economy after the United States, and Hong Kong has long been a key hub for foreign investment and trade. Many highly profitable Chinese companies have used the Hong Kong stock market to attract foreign capital. However, recent events may have made investing …
Options trade taxes
If I buy an option for $100 and sell for $130 making a $30 profit will i be taxed on the $130 or $30
Bears are cooked, a thesis
*Standard Disclaimer: This is not financial advice and I'm not a financial advisor. This post is purely for educational purposes* I'm so sick of hearing about the irrationality of the market, in particular high valuations. Here's why. **Just plain less companies to invest in** [There has been a significant decline …
I have a small Individual TOD account that I'd like to sell off for cash - asking for advice about how to do that.
Novice here. I have an individual TOD account through Fidelity which I opened about 1.5 years ago. This was a phase in my life where I had time/money to research and invest in interesting company stocks that I thought would be good investments. I started out with about $900 and …
Bears are cooked
*Standard Disclaimer: This is not financial advice and I'm not a financial advisor. This post is purely for educational purposes* I'm so sick of hearing about the irrationality of the market, in particular high valuations. Here's why. **Just plain less companies to invest in** [There has been a significant decline …
TTD - Trade Desk
Either TDD’s earnings later this year come through or not. Long and short.
If this turns out to be true, doesn’t that mean WE could buy for cheap too?
Saw this comment in another sub: “They are engineering a collapse because they want to divide and purchase nations assets for cheap. Once divided, they will creat a new system for their benefit, not ours or the common man.” Idk if people freaking out about the current/future of the US …