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Is selling too early/short-term trading the hidden wealth killer?
From doing past analysis, I realized that most people, including myself, miss out on life-changing huge gains because we sell our stocks too early. There are ton of stocks that within 1Y went up 100-200% and some over 5Y went up 1000%-3000%. One thing I noticed people like to do …
Japan's interest rate hike may trigger a major shock to global markets, signaling the end of the era of low interest rates!
Everyone's been focused on the Federal Reserve's actions lately, but what could truly ignite global markets this month isn't Washington, but Tokyo. This country, dormant for over 20 years, is now releasing a signal that could potentially alter the trajectory of global capital flows. Over the past week, Japanese government …
Apple announces departure of general counsel and policy chief
Apple’s general counsel, Kate Adams, and its vice president for environment, policy, and social initiatives, Lisa Jackson, will retire from Apple, the company announced on Thursday. Apple said that Jennifer Newstead would become Apple’s new general counsel in March next year and that Jackson’s government affairs staff would report to …
Hassett says a 25 bps cut next meeting is on the table… anyone else think this timing feels wild?
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Screener for different timeframes
I am looking for a stock screener that can show me a list of stocks that all meet certain technical characteristics on different time frames. For example, one with a MACD below 0 on daily, weekly, and monthly charts. This used to be doable on Thinkorswim, I believe, but I’m …
Why does the massive spending Meta does on projects that never fully work out never seem to hurt their financials?
With news today that Meta might be cutting their "Metaverse" groups by 30% it got me thinking. I realize they have an absolutely massive geyser of cash from their advertising but why did sinking tens of billions into the metaverse several years ago never seem to depress their income? I …
Export controls alone cannot reverse technological momentum on this scale.
While the United States has struggled to execute at speed, China has invested hundreds of billions of dollars in semiconductor subsidies, research institutes, national talent programs and indigenous lithography efforts. Beyond chips, China has already established global leadership or gained strong momentum in electric vehicles, solar manufacturing, battery materials, grid-scale …