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Reddit by Dvass138 February 21, 2025

Dont sleep on WISE

Wise PLC (LON:WISE) could be a compelling stock pick due to its strong fundamentals and market position as of February 20, 2025. The fintech, known for low-cost international money transfers, boasts a 30% revenue CAGR over five years, a robust 36% operating margin, and a growing user base of over …

Reddit by Alphagetting February 21, 2025

$VALE are there any LT SHers here that can explain the remuneration Dividend to me.

I’ve been in the name for some time. Around an 11$ avg. Over the years I’ve been cyclically in and out and always try to be on record for all the Div pay outs if it makes sense. A Dec remuneration dividend was declare and still had yet to be …

Reddit by Puginator February 21, 2025

Amazon surpasses Walmart in revenue for the first time

Amazon has dethroned Walmart in quarterly revenue for the first time ever. Amazon said earlier this month that it brought in $187.8 billion in revenue during the fourth quarter. That beat Walmart’s sales for the period, which came in at $180.5 billion, the company reported on Thursday. Since 2012, Walmart …

Reddit by Davis_Cook07 February 20, 2025

Could this be an insane little risk investing strategy over the long run? I’m new to these direction daily ETF’s

Basically there are these new ETF's called direction daily that try to multiply a stocks earnings and losses. For example, there is the direxion daily S&P500 bull 3x(SPXL) that pretty much 3x's the s&p 500 gains/losses. This last year the S&P went up 22%, this 3x direction daily stock went …

Reddit by Mission_Search8991 February 20, 2025

Tom Lee - WhatsApp

Recently signed up for Tom Lee’s Channel community on WhatsApp. Apparently I need to contact one of their sales people before they will provide any stock tips or guidance. Has anyone here tried their service? Am a bit dubious on providing my contact data and speaking to a sales rep …

Reddit by drewq17 February 20, 2025

CELH to acquire competitor Alani Nu

Celsius stock up 27% after hours after news was released that they are acquiring Alani Nu for $1.8 billion. Rev down YoY, but earnings beat expectations. Short interest at 25%. This is an interesting play, but curious what everyone else thinks.

Reddit by mr_fobolous February 20, 2025

BYD and its rivals are crushing Tesla in China — and they're going global

https://www.businessinsider.com/byd-xpeng-china-ev-crushing-tesla-going-global-2025-2 > Elon Musk's automaker has come under increasing pressure in the world's largest car market from local EV giant BYD and its rivals, who are now competitive with the Model Y manufacturer on both price and technology. > In January, BYD sold nearly double the number of EVs as …

Reddit by aFortuneCookie22 February 20, 2025

Is a ‘wash buy’ a thing?

Hi, I’m having trouble finding an answer as I’m not sure what sort of terminology to search for. As I understand, If you sell at a loss and immediately buy the same/similar security, you can’t claim the loss, ie. it’s not a taxable event. Does this apply when selling for …

Reddit by benaissa-4587 February 20, 2025

The Stock Market Is Doing Something Observed Just 3 Times Since 1871 — and History Is Crystal Clear What Happens Next

The stock market has recently exhibited a rare signal: the S&P 500's Shiller price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio has surpassed 38, a level reached only twice before since 1871. Historically, such elevated valuations have preceded significant market downturns. **Historical Instances:** 1. **December 1999:** The Shiller P/E ratio peaked during the dot-com bubble, …

Reddit by Hugh_Mungus94 February 20, 2025

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 …