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Fees changed how I trade more than I expected
I used to think trading fees were just part of trading,like you pay them and move on. But lately I’ve been noticing how much they mess with my decisions. I lookout for larger profit margin before each trade A few days ago I tried a small experiment on Bitget 0 …
QXO - why so little coverage?
I read about this company in another thread here about future moonshots. Their current valuation isn't that far off from the bid on Beacon to begin with and as far as I can tell the CEO, Brad Jacobs, seems to have a great track record. I am from Sweden so …
So what’s your game plan for 2026?
Man, I still can’t wrap my head around the fact that we’re like twenty something days away from 2026. This year just flew by and honestly, it was kinda wild in a good way. Hands down, my favorite move of the year was piling into NVDA back in March/April when …
Next week's interest rate cut: Which stocks will be the most profitable?
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Selling Covered Calls to Tax Loss Harvest
I have a bunch of loser stocks I want to sell to offset some gains this year. I thought I'd be clever and sell in-the-money covered calls on them to at least capture some premium while I get rid of them. But does this somehow trigger a wash sale? (Assuming …
Microsoft's annual shareholder meeting has just concluded, leaving the market with several intriguing signals.
Today, Microsoft shareholders formally approved all company proposals, including board elections and the 2026 stock plan. But more notably shareholders rejected all six shareholder proposals, including one demanding Microsoft submit a “human rights due diligence report.” This raises several questions: Amid AI's sweeping expansion, Microsoft increasingly resembles a “state-owned enterprise …
Core inflation rate watched by Fed hit 2.8%, delayed September data shows, lower than expected
he latest core PCE numbers showed a 0.2% increase month-over-month and a 2.8% annual rate, keeping inflation on the gradual downward trend the Fed has been hoping for. Since PCE is the Fed’s preferred gauge, this print will likely factor into next week’s meeting, where markets already expect another rate …
Consumer confidence has shown a slight rebound, but sentiment remains cautious what does this really mean for the market outlook?
Today's data is a bit complex. The December Consumer Confidence Index edged up slightly to 53.3, which appears positive, but the increase actually falls within the margin of error. The real notable improvement lies in the expectations of younger demographics and personal financial outlooks, which rose by 13%. However, overall …