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Tariffs are not balanced? Well, what about “fairness” of a USD reserve currency?
While Americans see themselves being treated unfairly though tariffs, they happen to conveniently disregarding the privilege of having the USD as a reserve currency. There is a significant advantage that a country experiences when their currency is the reserve currency of global trade. The global trading status of the USD …
Market Sentiments, Fallacies
During times of volatility it’s best to remind yourself of a few things. 1. **There is generally no good understanding of why stocks fall a certain percent on a certain day.** You’ll see articles like “Stocks Fall on Fears of Tariffs”, and while that’s an excellent guess, even experts do …
Should I cash out AAPL or hold?
As the title says -- -I have about 1200 shares, purchased about 15 years ago. Waffling on whether to cash out now before the 50% additional tariffs become a reality or hold until some future date when things return to "normal".
Tesla stock price is still higher than it was roughly 6 months ago
Can anyone explain to me how anything that’s happened during that time period would make anyone give a higher valuation of this company? I’m genuinely confused at the buying decisions currently being made, particularly by institutional investors
Sold Yesterday, Rebound Today: How Are You Feeling About That Exit?
Alright, I’m really interested in getting some perspectives from folks who decided to sell off some of their stock positions yesterday—how are you holding up after seeing today’s rebound? Were you anticipating more downside and got caught off guard, or did you feel good about locking in some gains regardless? …
Is it smart to buy stocks now?
Cut and dry answer. Stocks are dropping in value like flies, but We're talking about global titans of the industry in some cases. Is it a good time to look out for a deep dip? And if yes, which stocks would you target?
Palantir valuation ?
There’s is SO much disagreement wether Palantir is overvalued or undervalued. A lot of people think it’s undervalued. I don’t understand that because they have a P/E ratio of 449.5. What am I missing here?
I "panic sold" on Friday. What to do now?
I put it in quotes because, all things considered, it was a major drop compared to the past 4 years. My first time panic selling. I'm new to stocks, so what do I do now going forward? Any advice? Thank you.
Stock price and revenue
It seems as though there’s no connection between a company’s stock performance and their profitability. I don’t fully understand this disconnect. For example, HPE stock performance is poor and they’re one of the top PC and printer companies. HP’s 2 year return is -14.60% Is this because investors look mostly …
This community
How many of you actually own a single stock? I swear this has just become a political subreddit. Analyses seem to be shouted down, and most of the comments are emotional reflex and dooms day masturbation that have nothing to do with the market at all.