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Which companies/funds will be hit hard in next major market downturn?
So in every major market downturn a lot of companies are brought down even those that may not be expected. For example in the Dot com bubble in addition to tech stocks you had the collapse of Enron and MCI Worldcom. In 2008 in addition to bank stocks you had …
Bulls vs. Bears - Make your projections for the next 6-12 months.
I wanted to try to consolidate all the conversations and projections about the future into one thread that could be referenced back next year. Post your thoughts about a bull market, a bear market or an erratic movement sideways? What sectors will do well; European and Japanese defense industries? Russia? …
Is there a better accounting metric that can be looked at to determine how much money a company needs to substain itself vs investing in itself with free cash flow?
Basically, in Cash Flow Statements, you can go into investments in Property, Plant, and Equipment, but what has always annoyed me is the lack of transparency in what is needed to maintain the company vs just a pure investment play. Basically, I want a line that states "sustaining capital expenditures" …
OMG the world is going to end, my portfolio is down 7% and I just shat myself. Go all cash and buy a bunker?
You're fucking pathetic. This sub should be called r/people crying because they lost peanuts and have absolutely no idea what a crash is, absolutely no memory of recent history, absolutely no dignity, absolutely little brain, BUT DEFINITELY NOT ABOUT INVESTING
help with basic aspect of yahoo finance: percentage of a stock relative to the portfolio
Hi! I'm almost happy with finance yahoo for tracking my portfolio, but I can't see the percentage or weight a certain stock represents regards the full portfolio. I'm looking for something like this (middle column). Or shall i change for another tracker? Which one you recommend? |STOCK|WEIGHT (%)|VALUE| |:-|:-|:-| || …
Bitcoin's Paradox: Price Without Value
As investors, you're constantly looking for opportunities that promise high returns and growth. Bitcoin, with its skyrocketing prices and buzz in the media, may seem like an attractive option. Many see it as a digital asset with immense potential, but it's essential to understand a crucial distinction that many overlook: …
Caribbean Real Estate Investing?
Yes, it sounds like a ridiculous bit straight out of Step Brothers. So my mother (sole surviving parent) is considering cashing out some of her retirement account with Morgan Stanley to buy a place on Providenciales in Turks & Caicos. It’s become the annual family vacation destination, and she’s seriously …
What to buy in after-tax Brokerage account?
Hi, I have never invested in an after-tax brokerage account. I have always maxed out my 401(k), which consists of 30% Roth and 70% traditional, and I invested everything in large-cap growth. Now that we have achieved our emergency fund goal, we want to start investing in an after-tax brokerage …
Thoughts on investing in companies that don't align with your morals
It's a thought that's crossed my mind many times, a great opportunity presents itself, you're almost certain to make a profit on it but it involves shaking hands with a person/company that go against your personal beliefs. An example could be the recent dip in TESLA shares. I'm almost certain …
401K rolling over, use monthly divy to buy VTI / S&P?
In the process of rolling over an old 401K to a Traditional IRA and it’s just over 80K. Random thought that came to me, what if I took that and bought something that pays a monthly divy (O / Main , something pretty reliable but not super risky). Then take …