Should we be worried? Are they relying on Curry' s shoe release (which doesn't sound all that anticipated to begin with) too much to increase their revenue in North America? Is it a good stock to hold? And if so, for how long?
ACERW went up today 100% .03 - .06 on 2mil vol (aka $100k cash) and held .05 level. What can we see for tmr? Open to all ideas and opinions.
Hey everyone, I am new guy here and I would be thankful if you could give me some pro or basic tips.
Here are some first questions i would like to ask What is the difference between stock market and investments to (for example btc or any other company/project) ? What kind of stock market sites are reliable or popular and why ?
Hello, I’ve been looking into investing in stocks and was wondering if anybody would be willing to help me out and maybe give a few pointers.
$MU anything with tech buzzwords will blowup any stock in this market. Nice move!
I thought beating earnings was a good thing... I screwed up and bought at $120 a share, will it come back?
Easy monetary policy from global central banks has done a lot to help the global economy grow after the downturn of the Great Recession. Although the economy has continued to grow, it is not without consequence. This grand experiment that central banks have done is exactly that, an experiment. No one really knows what the consequences will be with such a policy, and no one really knows when it is time to stop the experiment.
The monetary policy is simple to understand; keep interest rates low, and liquidity high. Interest rates are a tool that central banks have to either help boost an economy or slow it down. Typically, central banks will lower interest rates to help spur economic activity, while they raise them to slow it down.
In theory, lowering rates should help spur economic development because it makes it easier for people and companies to borrow money. They then use this cash for economic activity. Vice versa, if interest rates are raised, it makes borrowing costlier and thus slows down economic activity. Since the Great Recession was so drastic and harmful to the economy, interest rates were brought down to extremely low levels and for an extended period of time.
Not only were interest rates lowered to unprecedented levels, quantitative easing was used to increase the money supply. Quantitative easing was another response to the damaged economy from the Great Recession. In order to decrease interest rates in bond markets, central banks began to purchase large quantities of bonds through the open market. This in turn lowered rates along the yield curve, and increased the money supply. With more money in the system, it increases the supply and lowers the cost of borrowing. This in turn should increase the demand for cash, using simple supply-and-demand theory.
Now, all of this easing is bound to cause market reactions. For one, there is artificial demand created by central banks in the bond market. There is also a massive amount of liquidity in the market because of the large amount of money supply. And lastly, suppressing interest rates for such an extended amount of time can also pose a problem.
Artificial Demand for Bonds
Artificial demand for bonds means that the prices for bonds have raised, and investors have gained from it. With the central banks around the world inflating the asset, they are also drawing more demand for the asset because they know the central banks are helping the returns. It is like having insurance on your investments. In the beginning the Federal Reserve was basically guaranteeing that rates would go down, and your investment would rise in value. All of this demand for bonds pushed prices up, and made them more expensive.
This has also helped raise the prices of stocks that have higher dividend yields, and stocks that are linked to interest rates. For example, demand for utility stocks have grown and pushed up their valuation. When interest rates are low, utility companies have less costs associated with running their businesses and this helps grow their balance sheet. When interest rates are higher, they have more costs, and their balance sheet weakens. So as interest rates lower, the stock prices go up, but when they rise, the stock prices lower. Also, since these companies typically pay out a dividend, investors are looking to these companies to supplement the lack of income they are receiving from bonds.
When the artificial demand goes away, it will inevitably lower bond prices, raise interest rates, and cause losses for bond holders. What is worrisome is that there are now products that guarantee daily liquidity for an illiquid asset. Bond ETFs can be a problem in a time of panic. Why might there be a panic in the bond market?
A 30 plus year bond bull market may be coming to a halt. In 1981, the 10-year treasury rate was above 15%, and in July of 2016 the rate fell to 1.49%. Because of such a long market run, a lot of investors may not know how to handle a fall in their bond investments. With the inclusion of ETFs, investors can jump ship much easier than traditional bondholders, so they are more likely to do so. This will make their impact swift and painful, causing larger losses. Seeing large losses on bonds can make the other investors jump ship as well. As investors start to jump it will raise interest rates more and more until demand comes back.
For stocks, the higher interest rates are going to hurt the utility companies, and it will cause lower stock prices. The increased demand for dividends will also shrink because investors will eventually want to leave the higher risk asset class in stocks, and they will want to move back into fixed income.
High Liquidity
Higher liquidity has helped push all asset prices higher, stocks and bonds. When this liquidity starts to vanish, it should have the opposite effect, and prices should lower. This should mainly effect the bond market though since central banks are using it to add cash into the system. The stock market does have high valuations, but they are not inflated like the bond market. Sure, utility stocks will likely take a hit as well as inflated dividend stocks, but the strong economy makes an argument for the above average valuations in the rest of the market.
Suppressed Interest Rates
In the Austrian school of economics, suppressed interest rates are seen as a terrible thing. The idea behind it is that since interest rates are so low, investors and companies are willing to take on more debt than they otherwise would. This in turn will cause bad investments because borrowers have such an easy supply of cash. Eventually these bad investments, which would not have been funded during a normal interest rate period, will fail and harm the economy in the long run. Now central banks say they are being careful, and do not necessarily see a lot of bad investments taking place. However, a look into auto-loans shows an eerily similar picture to the financial crisis.
Millions of cars have been sold over the last few years. In fact, there have been record breaking sales numbers over this time period. However, when you look into the loans themselves, there are an alarmingly large number of investors that did not qualify for the loans. These sub-prime loans were the cause of the housing crisis, and now there is a buildup of them in the auto-loan sector. Sure, this time it may be different, for one cars are not as big of an asset as housing, but this does give some sense of how persistently low rates can lead to bad investments.
The Unintended Consequences
In the end, all we can really say is that interest rates are going to go back up. Unfortunately, we cannot claim that they will go up fast, slow, or somewhere in between, and we cannot predict exactly how policy normalization will affect the markets and the greater economy. Using our assumptions though, there are two main takeaways. One, bond investors are going to lose money as rates go up. This could cause panic, especially now that ETFs have become a factor. Two, utility stocks and dividend paying stocks are likely to take a hit from the rise of interest rates as well. Utility companies will lose profit from the rise of rates, and dividend paying stocks will falter because bonds will eventually look more attractive to income focused investors.
Only time will tell if the low interest rates will cause bad investments, but this experiment of easy money will be looked at for generations to come. Just like the Great Depression, the Great Recession will be looked at for its faults and its glories. Economists will look back at this time period and will decipher the causes and effects of all of the policies that have been implemented, and whether or not the outcomes were worth the risks. Just as the Federal Reserve and economists everywhere learned from the Great Depression, the Great Recession will hopefully prepare us for the next large economic downturn.
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I've heard of multiple personal rules like "I sell when I'm at 25% gains" or "I sell when I'm at 30% gains"
I'd only sell my holdings if I had no faith in the company but I generally do not buy stocks if I'm not confident in the company's ability to generate revenue and growth. What do you guys do with your holdings? I feel like Reddit has a lot of short term investors. Am I the only one who buy to hold potentially forever?
What do you all think? Seems like the drop was too big. I'm considering buying around 100.
Looking for something like robinhood. What options do I have and what are the pros and cons of these platforms?
I've been a long timer supporter of $AMD. It seems like the stock has been taking blow after blow after last week's earnings call. Sub $12 is an all-new low. I'm starting to get worried.
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Lennar – The home builder bought rival CalAtlantic Group in a stock swap deal valued at $5.7 billion, excluding assumed debt. The combination creates the largest home builder in the U.S. as measured by both revenue and market capitalization.
STOCK SYMBOL: LEN
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Apple – Apple is on watch amid early indications that demand is stronger than expected but that production problems continue. Delivery time estimates extended to five to six weeks shortly after online pre-orders began on Friday.
STOCK SYMBOL: AAPL
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Strayer Education – Strayer struck a deal to merge with rival for-profit college Capella Education in a stock swap deal worth $5.7 billion, excluding assumed debt.
STOCK SYMBOL: STRA
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Axalta – The paint and coatings maker is in talks with Dutch paint maker Akzo Nobel about an Akzo purchase, with Akzo saying it was in "constructive talks" following Friday reports that the two might strike a deal. Akzo had been in the news earlier this year when it rejected a takeover bid from another U.S.-based rival, PPG Industries.
STOCK SYMBOL: AXTA
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Novartis – Novartis is offering to buy French drugmaker Advanced Accelerator Applications for $3.9 billion in cash, or $82 per share. Advanced Accelerator CEO Stefano Buono said the company backed the deal, which would help Novartis strengthen its oncology portfolio.
STOCK SYMBOL: NVS
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Dynegy – Vistra Energy is buying its fellow utility company in an all-stock deal worth $13.24 per Dynegy share, an 18 percent premium compared to Friday's close.
STOCK SYMBOL: DYN
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General Motors – The automaker's stock was downgraded to "sell" from "neutral" at Goldman Sachs, which points to the current valuation and the likelihood of a downward inflection for GM earnings in 2018.
STOCK SYMBOL: GM
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Advanced Micro Devices – The chipmaker's stock was downgraded to "underweight" from "neutral" at Morgan Stanley, saying it has been skeptical that AMD could earn enough to justify its valuation but was keeping it at "equal weight" while its estimates were above Street consensus. That is no longer the case, resulting in the downgrade.
STOCK SYMBOL: AMD
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Wells Fargo – The bank may rid itself of a restriction put in place after last year's sales scandal, according to a Reuters report. People familiar with the matter say acting Comptroller of the Currency Keith Noreika wants to make it easier for Wells Fargo to pay employees when they leave. The restriction currently in place subjects any severance payouts to clearance by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
STOCK SYMBOL: WFC
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Insys – Insys founder John Kapoor has resigned from the drugmaker's board of directors, following his arrest last week on charges he bribed doctors to prescribe opioid drugs. Kapoor issued a statement saying he believes he will be fully vindicated after the trial.
STOCK SYMBOL: INSY
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General Electric – GE's board reportedly did not know until recently that former Chairman and CEO Jeff Immelt had an extra jet follow his corporate jet on some trips during his 16-year tenure. The Wall Street Journal said directors did not know of the matter until this month, nor did it know about an internal complaint about the practice several years ago.
STOCK SYMBOL: GE
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Constellation Brands – The beer and spirits maker will take a 9.9 percent stake in Canadian marijuana company Canopy Growth, the world's largest publicly traded cannabis company with a Toronto Stock Exchange market value of 2.2 billion Canadian dollars.
STOCK SYMBOL: STZ
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Chevron – Chevron reversed an earlier decision to sell its natural gas operations in Bangladesh but did not give a reason for that move.
STOCK SYMBOL: CVX
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CVS Health – CVS talked to Anthem about a possible takeover deal, before setting its sights on Aetna, according to The Wall Street Journal. The paper said CVS also considered the idea of a deal with UnitedHealth Group.
STOCK SYMBOL: CVS
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HSBC – The bank reported a quarterly profit compared to a year-ago loss, with particularly strong results in the Hong Kong market.
STOCK SYMBOL: HSBC
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Merck – Merck was downgraded to "hold" from "buy" at SunTrust Robinson Humphrey, which cites increasing competition and reduced estimates for sales of Merck's cancer drug Keytruda.
STOCK SYMBOL: MRK
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What is on everyone's radar for today's trading day ahead here at r/StockMarket?
Cirrus Logic, one of the main producers for Apple’s iPhone have earnings on Thursday. Should I keep dumping money in this stock and rely on Apple’s demand for more product or get out early?
New to stock market and looking for some quick advice. I am looking to invest long term in a few stocks. I currently have 33 shares of $DRYS and feel as if the company should recover. The other stock I have in mind is $SHOP. What are your thoughts on both stocks and are they something to entertain or move on?
Thanks
I’m looking for a website/app that has real time stock market prices and everything a professional trader uses, but to be able to use fake money instead of my own real money.
Is this possible?
(new here, so this might be a stupid question/one that you've heard a million times) Does the market adjust when a company releases a new product, or does its price not go up as much as one might think? Like if apple releases the new iPhone or if Microsoft drops a new Xbox or something, wouldn't it be easy to drop some money in before the release?
I am supposed to talk about EU stock market and government bonds for 3 min. I wish to make some in-depth analysis but I'm really new to this and can't find much info except the stock price and general news on big sites like Bloomberg and Reuters. Any suggestions?
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How’s the short term for Expedia looking?
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Trumps tax reform decision is coming up soon. I’ve been hearing rumors about a possible stock market crash if the bill isn’t passed. What are your guys’ opinions? I’m pretty new into investing so please feel free to educate me.
I have 100 shares of Apple stock. They were purchased at 122.55. I'm wondering if I should sell after ER and purchase Baozun stock before their ER (which is estimated to be on 11/15).
If Apple's earnings are a beat and guidance is good, I can see the share price settling around $170 after the expected rise. Baozun stock may run up into earnings, but I think I can get in around $32 per share. If Baozun's earnings are a beat and guidance is good, I can see this running up into the $45-$50 range.
Cashing out at $50 and re-entering Apple (somewhere between $170 and $175) as they are on their way to a trillion dollar market cap ($202 per share) would be my next possible move.
What are your thoughts?
Buy shopify before Tuesday earnings?
For years, asset managers have tried to convince investors that they need to pay experts to guide them through the ups and downs of investing. These payments have been in the form of commissions, asset fees and performance fees, among others. Traditionally, brokers received commissions on transactions as a cost of doing business. From my own experience as a young trader in the 1980's and 1990's, a typical $5,000 to $10,000 trade would cost around $40 to $60 using a full-service broker. However, with the advent of automated online trading, the cost of equity trading has dropped dramatically. In 2017, the average cost for an online trade is typically between $5 and $7 for most self-directed trades. This amounts to roughly a 90% reduction in the cost of transactions. Investors who are not comfortable managing their own assets can employ the services of professional asset managers. Asset managers deriving their fees predominantly from brokerage fees not only charge higher (full-service) commissions but can also be motivated to trade more frequently or even purchase loaded funds with higher upfront commissions in order to increase revenue. To combat this temptation of over-trading, investors can place their assets with asset managers who base their fees on the total amount of Assets Under Management (AUM). Most institutional asset managers offer an AUM fee structure with a stylized investment approach based upon the specific needs of the individual investor. AUM fees typically range from 0.25% to 1.5% depending upon the total AUM. AUM's less than $250,000 typically result in an annual fee totaling 1% to 1.5% of the managed assets. AUM's greater than $5,000,000 typically result in an annual fee totaling 0.25% to 0.75% of the managed assets. While AUM fees are fairly common, the main drawback is that no performance incentive is built into the fee structure. Considering that the majority of fund managers fail to beat the market averages, there is little justification to use an active fund manager purely for fund performance versus just investing in passive Index mutual funds with fees as low as 0.15%. CAUTION: Expense fees for S&P500 Index funds have ranged from 0.15% to 1.6% so choose your index fund carefully. During the 1990's, Hedge Funds flourished by offering targeted investment strategies with fees at least partially based upon performance. The typical Hedge Fund fee is comprised of an asset fee and a performance fee. Asset fees are typically 1.5% to 2% of AUM and performance fees are typically 15% to 20% of fund performance. While this fee structure does include an incentive to outperform the markets, the fund manager can still collect above-average AUM fees even if the Hedge Fund does not show a positive return. This relatively high fee structure necessitates that fund managers consistently outperform the market by a significant margin. Unfortunately, despite the initial success, Hedge Fund performance has been declining in recent years. In 2016, Bloomberg Gadfly reported that 10-year rolling returns for Hedge Funds have been consistently falling since 1999. This has led to an exodus from managed mutual funds and Hedge Funds into cheaper market index funds. As a result, these actively-managed funds have had to re-think their fee structure for the informed, cost-conscious investor. In summary, Hedge Fund returns peaked during the late 1990's and have been in steady decline ever since. The bottom line is that informed investors do have options available to reduce their fee exposure. High fees are not mandatory to play on Wall Street.
Bio has been red for a long time. Bio overall down. Is this a legitimate bottom? Will it be green days from here on out? Will we see previous levels?
I think this is bottom, only way is up. Throwing more in my favorite bios Monday.
What are you doing? Sound off!
Also, TMUS reported earnings yesterday - TMUS reported strong financial numbers in the third quarter of 2017. While the company’s net income outpaced the Zacks Consensus Estimate, revenues were almost in line. The company also raised its financial outlook for 2017. T-Mobile US gained added net 0.595 million branded postpaid phone customers, 0.222 million branded postpaid other customers, 0.226 million branded prepaid customers and 0.286 million wholesale customers.
I have owned TMUS for over 4 months now and its breakeven at this point since it trades in a very narrow range most days. But consensus target price is 16% higher than today's close.
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Why are Merck and Allergan being eaten alive this month? Did they advise lower on future guidance?
Anyone have a link for a real time tracker? Thanks.
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Merck – The drugmaker earned an adjusted $1.11 per share for the third quarter, beating estimates by eight cents a share. Revenue did fall short of forecast, however. Merck reported a nearly tripling of sales for its cancer drug Keytruda, but also said a cyberattack during the quarter impacted its overall revenue.
STOCK SYMBOL: MRK
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J.C. Penney – The retailer cut its full-year forecast as it accelerates a revamping of its inventory, particularly in the women's department. It said that effort is already resulting in improved performance.
STOCK SYMBOL: JCP
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AbbVie – The drugmaker reported adjusted quarterly profit of $1.41 per share, three cents a share above estimates. Revenue was in line with expectations. The company also increased its quarterly dividend to 71 cents from 64 cents, a jump of 11 percent, and boosted its forecast for sales of its key rheumatoid arthritis drug Humira.
STOCK SYMBOL: ABBV
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Colgate-Palmolive – The consumer products maker matched estimates with adjusted quarterly profit of 73 cents per share, while revenue beat forecasts. The company also raised its projected charges related to its restructuring program.
STOCK SYMBOL: CL
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Amazon.com — Amazon reported quarterly profit of 52 cents per share, compared to the consensus estimate of three cents a share. The online retailer also saw revenue top forecasts, thanks in part to a very successful "Prime Day" as well as increased sales from the acquisition of Whole Foods earlier this year.
STOCK SYMBOL: AMZN
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Alphabet – The Google parent came in well above the consensus estimate of $8.33 per share, reporting quarterly profit of $9.57 per share. The Google parent's revenue also came in above Street forecasts, with stronger-than-expected ad sales and bigger profit margins among the factors helping the bottom line.
STOCK SYMBOL: GOOGL
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Microsoft – Microsoft beat estimates by 12 cents with quarterly earnings of 84 cents per share, with revenue scoring a beat, as well. Microsoft saw increased demand for its cloud computing services during the quarter.
STOCK SYMBOL: MSFT
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Aetna – CVS Health has made a more than $66 billion offer for the insurer, according to Dow Jones, or more than $200 per share. The report said the two sides have been in discussions about a deal for at least two months.
STOCK SYMBOL: AET
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Intel — Intel reported adjusted quarterly profit of $1.01 per share, 21 cents a share above estimates. The chipmaker's revenue also exceeded analyst forecasts. Intel raised its full-year outlook on improved performance by its data center business.
STOCK SYMBOL: INTC
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Gilead Sciences – Gilead came in 14 cents a share above consensus forecasts, with adjusted quarterly profit of $2.27 per share. The drugmaker's revenue also beat estimates. Gilead's quarter was driven in part by strong sales of its HIV drugs, but investors are concerned about the performance of the company's hepatitis C treatments.
STOCK SYMBOL: GILD
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Expedia – Expedia fell 11 cents a share shy of estimates, reporting quarterly profit of $2.51 per share. The travel website operator's revenue also missed forecasts. Among the factors weighing on Expedia's performance: the quarter's hurricanes, as well as a weaker-than-expected quarter for majority-owned Trivago.
STOCK SYMBOL: EXPE
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Wynn Resorts – Wynn reported adjusted quarterly profit of $1.52 per share, coming in nine cents a share above estimates. Revenue beat expectations, as well. The hotel and casino operator was helped by the continuing comeback in the Macau market, among other factors.
STOCK SYMBOL: WYNN
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Mattel – Mattel missed forecasts by a wide margin, as the toymaker reported adjusted quarterly profit of nine cents per share compared to the consensus estimate of 57 cents a share. It also reported a revenue miss and suspended its dividend. Mattel was hurt – as was competitor Hasbro in its own recent earnings report – by the bankruptcy protection filing of toy retailer Toys R Us.
STOCK SYMBOL: MAT
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Huntsman – Huntsman and Swiss chemical maker Clariant have called off their planned $20 billion merger following opposition from activist investors who maintained that the combination of the two chemical companies would hurt shareholder value.
STOCK SYMBOL: HUN
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Tesla – The automaker will slash orders for model 3 parts from Taiwanese supplier Hota, according to media reports in that country, as it deals with production bottlenecks.
STOCK SYMBOL: TSLA
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Western Digital – Western Digital forecast current quarter revenue below analyst estimates, although the hard disc drive and memory chip maker did beat estimates on both the top and bottom lines for its latest quarter on strong memory chip demand and higher prices.
STOCK SYMBOL: WDC
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Deckers – Deckers said it was unsuccessful in finding a potential buyer even after the footwear maker reached out to 90 potential deal partners. The maker of Ugg boots said it would focus on boosting its performance and enhancing shareholder value.
STOCK SYMBOL: DECK
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Align Technology – Align reported quarterly profit of $1.01 per share, beating the consensus estimate of 82 cents a share. The maker of the Invisalign invisible dental brace system also saw revenue exceed forecasts, with increased Invisalign sales across all its regions.
STOCK SYMBOL: ALGN
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What is on everyone's radar for today's trading day ahead here at r/StockMarket?
I have a lot of questions about this ETF and I don't truly understand it, so if anyone could help out here, that would be great.
How exactly does this ETF work? I understand that it represents the inverse of the general Dow trend, but that this is not an ETF that one would buy and hold and it seems that the strategy is "buy at a price you believe to be cheap, set a limit order for a potentially large payout in a market panic."
As the Dow continues to rise and $DXD continues to become cheaper and cheaper, is it worth throwing in some, with the idea that history always repeats itself and there will be a market panic at some point or another?
One last question; it seems this is a "leveraged ETF." I understand that "leveraged" means to invest on borrowed money, however does this affect the people investing in it? In other words, is someone who is purchasing this ETF, like any other ETF exposed to the leveraged risk? Or, if I were to invest $2000 and the ETF peters out before a panic, I'm only liable for that $2000 and nothing more?
Thanks in advance for any help! Looking forward to discussion.
So overwatch player count has continued to go up over the summer and even though summer releases arent good for video game companies the increase in player count should more than compensate for that and there should be good guidance for the Q4 earning report on november 2nd. And well timed there's gonna be a new call of duty on the 3rd. I'd hold it till mid day since generally speaking the stock has a history of going up maybe .50% on COD release dates and tanks every time call of duty has bad sales and most likely its going to under perform so I'd say you can probably get a good short term gain of 4% if you withdraw at the right time and then let the stock tank and rebuy it in anticipation for the winter gainz
title. how do you decide which to trade on a regular day? which one does take up more time/efforts? which has given you more profits?
What is the best trading site and why
But Intel at opening tomorrow or hold off and buy when AMD picks back up?
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On interactive brokers there is this "accrued interest"
For me it's now increasing at around $100 a day. WTF? How can it be this high? That's 30k a year. A 30% yearly interest?
I borrow less than 100k, so according to IB's low interest rate of maybe 4% or 5% a year, even if I maintain 2x margin every day I would get charged about $13 in daily interest, not $100
Am I misunderstanding it? I don't get it at all?
They will be releasing their third quarter 2017 financial results on the 31st and I'm interested. Does anyone know anything about these guys?
I've been betting on earnings reports and I've been making some money and losing some money but overall I've been doing pretty good and making up for losses. But $AMZN is the first time I've been really anxious about an earnings report. Is there any reason for me to think they will have good earnings in this report?
Looking for some good stocks that are moving up (or down) fast today. Any suggestions?
So I bought 300 shares of AMD at 14.06 yesterday, will it go back up or should I sell?
Anoop Prihar, an analyst with GMP Securities, explained the investment thesis for this metals corporation that began trading during the summer.
A July 19 research report indicated GMP Securities "initiated coverage on Cobalt 27 Capital Corp. (KBLT:TSX.V; CBLLF:OTC; 27O:FSE) with a Buy rating and a CA$ 12 per share target price," wrote analyst Anoop Prihar.
Generally, Cobalt 27 "offers direct leverage to cobalt price appreciation," Prihar noted. The company owns 2,158.8 tons of physical cobalt and a portfolio of cobalt royalties and aims to "secure additional cobalt royalties and streaming contracts" in the future.
GMP Securities forecasts "a one year forward, premium-grade cobalt price of US$ 38 per pound (US$ 29.75/pound currently), which drives our valuation" for Cobalt 27, wrote the analyst. http://ift.tt/2yNo15V
Headquartered in San Jose, CA, PayPal Holdings (PYPL) is a technology platform company that enables digital and mobile payments on behalf of consumers and merchants worldwide. The company was spun-off from eBay in 2015.
They facilitate customers to pay and get paid, withdraw funds from their bank accounts and hold balances in their PayPal accounts in various currencies.
They also provide ways for businesses to accept payments from merchant websites, mobile devices and applications, and at offline retail locations through a wide range of payment solutions. Their payments platforms include PayPal, PayPal Credit, Venmo and Braintree product. http://ift.tt/2i4JLku
The Sherwin-Williams Company (NYSE:SHW) appreciated by 0.6% at $ 388.91, after hitting low of $ 382.37 in an intra-day trade. The Sherwin-Williams Company has 92.9 million shares outstanding, and in the last trade has seen ATR around 5.64. The volume of SHW witnessed a shift from 827.52 thousand shares, based on a 50-day average, to 660.17 million shares.
In the most updated research from a number of analysts on Wall Street, the company gets 16 Buys and 0 Sell among 23 analysts. The Sherwin-Williams Company (NYSE:SHW) recently traded as high as $ 394.1. The consensus analyst target price is $ 402.5. That gives us a street projected return of 3.49%. If the published price targets set by The Sherwin-Williams Company analysts have any power to influence the stock’s share price, the highest price target set for SHW is $ 440. http://ift.tt/2gIA6TV
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Boeing – Boeing's quarterly profit came in six cents ahead of estimates at $2.72 per share, while revenue also beat forecasts. The jet maker had stronger than expected cash flow, and also raised its full year forecast due to a lower than expected tax rate.
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Coca-Cola – The beverage giant reported adjusted quarterly profit of 50 cents per share, one cent above forecast, and revenue also beat estimates. Coke's organic revenue growth also beat consensus, and the company said case unit volume was able to stay flat despite challenges in certain markets.
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Visa – The credit card issuer reported quarterly profit of 90 cents per share, five cents above estimates, with revenue also above forecasts. More customers made payments using the Visa network, and results were also helped by the company's acquisition of Visa Europe.
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Northrop Grumman – The defense contractor reported quarterly profit of $3.68 per share, easily exceeding estimates of $2.92. Revenue beat forecasts as well, and the company increased its full-year outlook as well. Northrop Grumman's were helped by higher demand for its manned aircraft, among other items.
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Anthem – Anthem beat estimates by 23 cents with adjusted quarterly profit of $2.65 per share. Revenue beat forecasts, and the company forecast full-year earnings that exceed current Street consensus. The company was helped by higher premiums and an increase in membership. Separately, Anthem announced the acquisition of Medicare Advantage plan provider America's 1st Choice. The health insurer did not disclose financial details of the transaction.
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Carlyle Group – The private equity firm announced that co-CEOs David Rubenstein and William Conway will step down in January and move to new roles as co-executive chairmen.
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Walgreens Boots Alliance – The drugstore chain's earnings came in ten cents above estimates at an adjusted $1.31 per share, while revenue beat forecasts as well. Overall profit did fall from a year ago, mostly due to the more than $300 million fee it paid to Rite Aid (RAD) after their merger deal was abandoned.
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AT&T – AT&T reported adjusted quarterly profit of 74 cents per share, missing estimates by one cent. Revenue was also below forecasts as the company lost video subscribers and fewer wireless subscribers upgraded devices as they waited for Apple's new phones to launch.
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Chipotle Mexican Grill – Chipotle fell 30 cents shy of consensus forecasts with adjusted quarterly profit of $1.33 per share, while the restaurant chain's revenue and comparable store sales also missed estimates. CEO Steve Ells said the company planned to slow down new restaurant openings for 12 to 18 months so it can "get the fundamentals right".
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Express Scripts – Express Scripts matched forecasts with adjusted quarterly profit of $1.90 per share, with the pharmacy benefits manager's revenue falling short of estimates. However, Express Scripts did raise its full-year 2017 guidance as well as upping its 2018 retention rate forecast. Separately, the company announced the departure of Chief Financial Officer Eric Slusser.
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Twitter – Twitter announced new ad transparency measures, including the addition of labels to election-related ads.
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Texas Instruments – Texas Instruments beat estimates by 12 cents with adjusted quarterly profit of $1.24 per share, with the chipmaker's revenue beating forecasts as well. Texas Instruments is being helped by a jump in demand for automotive and industrial use chips.
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Advanced Micro Devices – AMD reported adjusted quarterly profit of 10 cents per share, two cents above estimates, while the semiconductor maker's revenue also came in above consensus. However, AMD also forecast a drop in revenue for the current quarter, which would break a six-quarter streak of revenue increases.
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Juniper Networks – Juniper matched Street forecasts with adjusted quarterly profit of 55 cents per share, and the networking equipment maker also so revenue match estimates. However, Juniper gave weaker than expected current quarter guidance, and said it had begun a "realignment" of its workforce.
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Regal Entertainment – Regal came in two cents above estimates with adjusted quarterly profit of seven cents per share, and the movie theater operator also saw revenue beat forecasts. The company said it was pleased with the quarter given a "challenging" third quarter box office environment.
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Apple – Apple acquired privately held PowerbyProxi, a wireless charging company based on New Zealand. Neither company would provide specific details about the transaction.
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T-Mobile US, Sprint – T-Mobile and Sprint are both preparing special board committees to evaluate any merger deal between the two wireless carriers, according to Reuters.
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3M – 3M was upgraded to "neutral" from "sell" by Goldman Sachs, following 3M's best one-day gain in more than eight years. Goldman said it thinks valuation remains high, but said the company is seeing strong organic growth and that it has an underlevered balance sheet.
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iRobot – iRobot reported quarterly profit of 69 cents per share, well above the consensus estimate of 47 cents. Revenue for the maker of the Roomba robotic vacuum cleaner also came in above forecasts, and the company also gave an upbeat forecast based on positive momentum in the US, as well as the EMEA (Europe, Middle East, and Africa) markets.
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What is on everyone's radar for today's trading day ahead here at r/StockMarket?
This is probably a stupid question but I need to be sure. I'm a noob and I don't plan to trade, need to know because I'm doing a project.
If I was to calculate if the stock price went up/stayed the same or down on a day, would it be (close - open) or would it be close(current-day) - close(previous-day)
One of the most frustrating charts to trade during 2017 has been almost any chart in the metals complex. In fact, if you speak to most metals investors, you would almost think that they have incurred a huge loss in 2017.
But, that is far from the truth. In fact, since we caught the low around 107 in the GLD at the end of 2016, we have seen it rally almost 20% off those lows when it struck its 2017 high back in early September. As I write this article, we are still 13% off those lows.
Even though we still have seen a nicely positive year for GLD to date, the sentiment is one of despondency and despair. You see, the complex has had multiple opportunities to strongly break out during 2017, but has failed to reach escape velocity despite several set ups to do so. And this has likely caused the negative sentiment pervasive through the market, despite the positive return year. In fact, the best categorization of the sentiment I am seeing in the market is indifference.
But, in order for us to develop the appropriate sentiment which will finally set us up to develop escape velocity in the complex, we will likely have to drop again into the end of the year, and begin to hear claims of $1,000 gold and lower. And, to be honest, many of those calls have already begun.
Lastly, I want to bring up one more issue I have addressed in the past, as I have been getting a lot of questions about it recently. For those that are looking for a long term vehicle within which to invest should we see the bigger pullback I am looking for in the complex, I would avoid using the GLD (as I see it as more of a trading vehicle), and I have explained why in detail in one of my webinars.
Price pattern sentiment indications and upcoming expectations:
Unfortunately, due to the inability of the GLD to break out in a strong fashion, it has become much less likely that we see a rally take us through the 2016 highs in a meaningful way just yet. Rather, while we may still make one more attempt at testing the 2016 high struck in the GLD, it is likely that most of the gain earned in 2017 may be wiped out before the end of the year.
And, if we will see one more rally over the next few weeks which does re-test or even slightly exceeds the 2016 highs struck by the GLD, I would be viewing that move quite skeptically, as it may simply be designed to develop more bullishness in the complex before the trap door opens.
But, despite the potentially non-productive year we may see in the GLD for 2017, I think 2018 can finally provide us with a strong move higher, and it may begin within the first month of the year. In fact, if the GLD is able to begin a strong rally early in the year, it is entirely possible we can see as high as the 150 region by the end of the first quarter of 2017. While I cannot say this is a high probability just yet, as I need to see how the last two months of the year play out, I am seeing evidence of the potential to see a rally which can be even stronger than the one we experienced in early 2016.
Of corse I am pursuing a degree in accounting, and by no way is this question insinuating that i will ditch college. I never really thought you needed a formal college degree to pass your series 7 test and become a licensed trader (my goal). Do the firms often require a degree? Is an accounting degree more appealing to a firm?
I’m starting to look closely at where to invest in VR. Now is the time. I’m just not sure where. I think the thing to do is look at the people. Find the most revolutionary people behind the tech and look into the companies they are working with. I thought I’d post here to see if anyone has been looking into VR also and may have some areas of interest to share. Thanks
With over 200 different cryptocurrency now available, is Bitcoin the only one that can be trusted? Is it safe to get involved with any of the others?
This has been dropping quite considerably the past few days, suggestions?
The parent company of online search giant Google, Alphabet Inc (NASDAQ:GOOGL), is scheduled to report its third quarter earnings results on Thursday, 26th October. Alphabet stock has remained under pressure since the last quarter earnings only to make a slight recovery recently. The company had delivered a beat on both the top and bottom line in Q2, yet the Mountainview, California-based company shares tanked after the earnings. The tech behemoth had reported $ 5.01 per share in EPS against analysts expectation of an EPS of $ 4.49. Alphabet revenues were also above estimates by a big margin of $ 410 million at $ 26.01 billion, translating into yet another quarter of double-digit revenue growth. Google stock has still not made a complete recovery. GOOGL stock is almost flat since the last quarter earnings. http://ift.tt/2xl5s6a
So I'm doing a project for school and I'm allocating virtual money into stocks. What are some on the rise I should look into? Also what are some solid more established companies I could buy into?
