I've been trading a bit over a year and I've noticed I rarely meet/see traders of color. I've met 2 so far. If you're out there, raise your e-hand and lets build community!
If one thought a market correction was coming but obviously could not tell exactly when ... could that person both buy and sell positions in the same market with guaranteed stop losses. All they would lose is the spread when it moves passes the stop loss, OTM one way. They would then hedge against the ITM position again until if/when a substantial drop happens. Please can someone tell me why this will not work? Thanks and sorry for the probably obvious question!
While ive watched it over the past few weeks its remained fairly stagnant with no signs of going up? Any thoughts from experienced traders or just side traders?
$AAPL reported earnings of $3.36, consensus was $3.22, Earnings Whisper was $3.23
My professor told me that $CARA was a bad stock to invest in which she said in front of my classmates. Her reason was since their beta is high and they have a negative PE ratio it wouldn't be smart to invest in. She also told me to read the Wall Street Journal, not sure why though. It really left me scratching my head and stunned that my professor would say that even though I explained the risk as well as the potential reward of making an investment in $CARA. Just wanted to share this experience with y'all.
For example, HBM (a mining company) is priced at about $7.00 and HBM+ (the same mining company) is priced at $0.60.
Also, the + ticker has very low volatility and takes a couple of seconds/minutes to send through an order.
I've seen this with a couple of other companies and they all follow similar rules (from what ive seen)
$DIS closed at $110.9 which means the stock entred the target area of $110.72 - 115.52 where profit taking can produce a pullback . http://ift.tt/2kmYpGi
I am looking for serious Facebook group for stock discussion (no forex, penny stocks etc) , any suggestions?
I have been trading a losing streak for the last 6 months. I made some bad trades and lost some money and then kind of stopped trading but did a few trades each month but all of them are losers. I lost half of my account. I really want to get back into it again but my mind is kind of scattered after having so many bad trades.
I was looking back at my trades for the last year and I was doing a lot of small cap stock trades during my losing streak, I didn't really know when to enter and exit. My winners were mainly big companies like FB or GOOG, occasionally some mid cap ones but those seemed more like luck than strategy. I would win big on the small cap stocks but the losers really dragged my account down. I really have no strategy or sense of pattern anymore. I really want to get back into trading and learn more how to trade small cap stocks because those are where you can really grow your account.
Just wondering if there are any available avenues where the fees are under $10 per trade, and no (or very low) requirement for a minimum account balance? These are the two most important things to me. Currently I see minimum balance requirements of $2,500++ and that's just too high for me.
All I want to do for now is to get one trade done as a "learning experience", so that when the market really goes down I actually know how the process works.
In my home country there is no requirement for a minimum balance, and I use a cash-upfront account and don't intend to trade on margins for now.
TQ!
Premarket Top % Gainers: $CALA 27%, $ESES 21%, $CBAY 16%, $DHT 12%, $RIGL 11%, $EYEG $QURE $DGAZ $MAGS $TENX $FGEN $XXIA $HMNY $PERI $UVXY
I didn't really know where to go or how to start learning about the stock market so I thought I would ask you lovely people. I am a 16 guy trying to learn about the basics of the stock market, where to trade, how to trade and pretty much anything else I should know. Even though I probably can't trade right know I really want to learn everything I can so that I know how to properly invest my money into the stock market once I get some. If you guys know any articles or YouTube videos that go in depth into the stock market that would help me that would be amazing. Thanks a bunch to anyone who responds.
Price has essentially fallen since July of 2015, down 75%. Now at all time low at $7.21 per share...about at 16 PE, they made money last year, EPS of .75, I think there are at a fair value, and should see some support around here. I think my concern has been some less than stellar earnings and sales reports...and the concern for competition from as in Apple watch and Garmin. I'm thinking buying for long term growth...anybody with thoughts?
I would like to shift to high yield stocks , oil , shell , defensive and so on
any recommendations
thanks in advanced
Im very new to the stock market and have a question about taxes on gains.
Lets say you you buy $1000 in stock 3 months later that stock is worth $2000. You then sell that stock and reinvest the money immediately. Do you pay taxes on that $1000 gain?
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So I know there online brokers such as Fidelity and ETRADE, but:
1.) which one of these brokers is the most reliable, or what makes one better than the other?
2.) How much money are the transactions through online brokers. Can't it be very risky if you trade 100k online? or do people so smaller amounts like 1k? How can you trust that these brokers won't take your money?
3.) Let's say 1 share of Tesla is $250 right now and I want to buy one share. If I go to an online broker, can I instantly buy one, or do I have to wait until a shareholder sells one?
4.) Just like #3-If I want to sell a share, do I have to wait until somebody is willing to buy it or if i sell it, does the money go straight to the company?
I'm a swing/day trader and will do some short term chart/fundamental analysis on the top 10 tickers posted here. I might throw in some thoughts longer term but mostly you should assume a shorter term trade (days to weeks).
ONE idea per post (otherwise we don't know which is being upvoted) Feel free to make multiple posts though...try to keep it to 2 or 3 if possible so we get a good variety
No OTC or foreign companies.
No options, futures, forex, etc. Equities only.
If you don't post both a ticker AND a direction (long/short) I can't analyze it
If you see one you want analyzed already posted, upvote it.
If you miss the thread but still want a ticker analyzed, look for the YouTube link and post your idea in the YouTube comments. I'll respond there via text!
I'll do the top 10 most upvoted or the 10 most common that follow all the rules. If there are ties I'll do them based on who posted the earliest.
I'll edit the post and post the video at the top in bold after I let the thread run for a while and collect tickers!
Have fun!
Do stock indices like the DJIA or S&P 500 or Russell 2000 only track capital growth, or do they also factor in dividends in their calculations?
PS: I'm talking about the indices themselves, not index funds and the like.
Brazil to Purchase Large Quantities of Gaucher Treatment from Protalix
DECEMBER 15, 2016
BY CAROLINA HENRIQUES

Protalix BioTherapeutics has announced that Fundação Oswaldo Cruz (Fiocruz), an arm of the Brazilian Ministry of Health, has issued a letter of intent to purchase significant quantities of Uplyso (alfataliglicerase) to treat people with Gaucher disease in Brazil.
Known as Elelyso (taliglucerase alfa) outside of Latin America, the treatment was first approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for adults with Type 1 Gaucher disease in 2012, and was approved for pediatric use in 2014. Since then, many other countries have also approved of its use as a Gaucher disease treatment.
Alfataliglicerase is the first plant cell-based enzyme replacement therapy (ERT) for Gaucher disease. It is also the first approved plant cell-expressed drug that derives from ProCellEx, Protalix’s cell-based protein manufacturing system using genetically modified carrot cells.
Gaucher disease is a rare lysosomal storage disorder, and alfataliglicerase is a form of the human lysosomal enzyme, glucocerebrosidase.
The Brazilian National Health Surveillance Agency, known as ANVISA, granted regulatory approval for Uplyso to treat adults with Gaucher disease in March 2013, and extended that approval to children last month.
The letter requests three shipments of Uplyso: the first of which is to be delivered by mid-2017, and the last to be delivered by year’s end. The company expects to claim about $24 million in revenue in the sale.
“To date, we have sold relatively small quantities of alfataliglicerase to the Brazilian Ministry of Health, which has allowed physicians and patients in Brazil to experience firsthand the drug’s beneficial efficacy and safety profile,” Moshe Manor, president and chief executive officer of Protalix, said in a press release. “The Brazilian Ministry’s request to purchase considerably larger quantities comes on the heels of advanced negotiations … regarding the potential of alfataliglicerase becoming the preferred enzyme replacement therapy for the approximately 700 Gaucher patients treated in Brazil.”
Common adverse reactions for this medication include itching, headaches, nausea, and joint pain.
Protalix has licensed global development and commercialization rights for alfataliglicerase to Pfizer, except for Brazil, where Protalix retains full rights. Brazil has the third largest number of Gaucher patients identified worldwide, after the U.S. and Israel.
New to stock market and I'm trying to get a rough understanding of how what would happen to Tesla stock if they become worlds largest car manufacturer and 5x solar panel + energy business? (with good reputation, healthy margins, profitability and so on).
If TSLA is trading at 252 today, what would an extremely rough ballpark prediction be? Woud it mean a 20% increase? 50%? 100%? 500%? 1000%? 10 000%?
Any reasoning process or how to think about this sort of thing would be super helpful. Or any previous event to compare to? Please let me know if I can improve my question in any way (first time I post on r/stockmarket).
Let me explain the situation
My grandmother passed away this past July. She was on home hospice and we we're working on getting this situated with the social worker; planning on doing the Transfer-On-Death form(s). We couldn't get it done before it was too late. I registered a computershare account with all her details a week or two before she passed. I've printed out a transfer request form and filled it out as much as I am able to. I haven't sent it yet.
In progress:
When I send the transfer request form I'm going to include: A Medallion Guarantee Stamp(If even possible, haven't gotten this yet, have to go to the bank; What do I need?), Death Certificate(not a copy), 2 copies of identification(Mine and my mothers), An Affidavit of Domicile form(Filled out with RocketLawyer; Do I need this notarized? What do I need to get this notarized? Is this document official without a court process?), A confirmation of approximant value of stocks; about 4,500$ AT&T (Screencapped an account overview on computershare), A change of address notice i got through the mail when first initially registered her on computershare), and the most recent dividend check that came through the mail.
In addition to the above, I have to include:
About two or three weeks ago I reported the stock certificates lost on the computershare website, and this put a "stop transfer restrictiction" against the lost securities. "As required by law, we have filed a Securities Information Center Report with the financial community" They sent us a "Affidavit and Application" form to fill out which requires a notarized "Small Estate Affidavit" document which I'm pretty sure has to go through court. Why did I report the certificates lost? Because I thought this was the way to go. I'm pretty sure I could dig through some of her stuff and find some old paperback certificates from 1988 to present.
My Sister had a joint bank account with my grandmother that was closed a week after she passed away because of overdraft charges. This transfer would be going into my mothers name.
My grandma owned 3 houses, filed bankruptcy and lost 2 houses. She stopped paying her house payment 4 years ago because who would pay 50,000$ for a 10,000$ house. Foreclosure process began and she was kicked out last march. Died in July. House went through Sheriffs auction in November and it sold for 5,000$ + closing costs and such.
If a probate/lawyer is absolutely the only way to obtain these stocks, would my mother be on the hook for the house debt? If a probate/lawyer is needed would the court/lawyer costs even be worth all this trouble for 4,500$? I'm attempting to buy my first car.
($BABA $MCD $MSFT $HAL $GOOGL $AKS $T $LMT $F $FCX $VZ $AAL $JNJ $INTC $BMY $GLW $MMM $AA $CELG $BA)
($AAL $CVX $ABBV $GD $HON $CL $GNTX $NEE $UBS $APD $BEN $BT $SSB $TCB $HRC $ACBI $PEBO $PFS $POL $SBSI)
NONE.
Honeywell — Honeywell matched forecasts with adjusted quarterly profit of $1.74 per share, but revenue fell below estimates on aerospace business weakness. Honeywell did reaffirm its prior 2017 earnings outlook.
General Dynamics — The defense contractor beat estimates by 10 cents with adjusted quarterly profit of $2.62 per share, though revenue fell below forecasts. The company calls the quarter "solid" and notes an increase in profit margins.
Comcast — The NBCUniversal parent was downgraded to "sector weight" from "overweight" at Pacific Crest, saying the current valuation fails to reflect increased competitive risk.
American Airlines — The airline matched estimates, earning an adjusted 92 cents per share, while revenue beat estimates. The company also approved a new $2 billion share repurchase authorization.
Ford — The automaker's stock was upgraded to "outperform" from "sector form" at RBC Capital following Thursday's earnings report and subsequent stock price drop. RBC said expectations surrounding Ford are low and that the next earnings revision is likely to be higher.
Colgate-Palmolive — The consumer products maker reported adjusted quarterly profit of 75 cents per share, in line with estimates, but revenue fell below forecasts. Colgate's overall pricing came in higher, but total sales were lower compared to a year earlier.
Intel — The chipmaker beat estimates by 5 cents with adjusted quarterly profit of 79 cents per share. Revenue also beat forecasts as the PC market stabilized and demand increased for Intel's data center services.
Starbucks — Starbucks matched estimates with adjusted quarterly profit of 52 cents per share, but the coffee chain's revenue came in below forecasts, as did the 3 percent increase in both global and U.S. comparable store sales.
Alphabet — Alphabet reported adjusted quarterly profit of $9.36 per share for its latest quarter, missing estimates of $9.64, though the Google parent's revenue did beat forecasts. Profit did increase by 8.3 percent over a year earlier, with more mobile usage, but analysts have noted that advertisers are not willing to pay as much for mobile searches as they are for their desktop equivalents.
Microsoft — Microsoft came in 4 cents above estimates with adjusted quarterly profit of 83 cents per share, with the software giant's revenue also beating Street forecasts. Microsoft is seeing growing demand for its newer cloud services, as it continues to shift emphasis away from the traditional software business.
PayPal — PayPal earned an adjusted 42 cents per share for its latest quarter, with both the top and bottom lines matching Street forecasts. The payment service company's total payment volume did miss estimates, however.
TransCanada — TransCanada submitted its permit application to the State Department for the now-revived Keystone XL pipeline project.
Juniper Networks — Juniper earned an adjusted 63 cents per share for its latest quarter, 3 cents above estimates, while the networking services company's revenue also beat forecasts. However, Juniper's shares came under pressure after the company predicted lower than expected current quarter results.
VMWare — VMWare beat estimates by 4 cents with adjusted quarterly profit of $1.43 per share, while revenue beat forecasts as well. The cloud services company also announced a $1.2 billion stock repurchase plan.
Wynn Resorts — Wynn missed estimates by 35 cents with adjusted quarterly profit of 50 cents per share, although the casino operator did see revenue come in above forecasts. Investors, however, are encouraged by upbeat results at the company's Wynn Palace resort in Macau.
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What is on everyone's radar for today's trading day ahead here at r/StockMarket?
Hi all
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Hey guys, is there a way to screen for float on Finviz? I saw a screen option for float short but idk if that's the same thing or something different
Does anyone know of a website where I could find the past earnings information of companies? I know there are hundreds of sites like this but the ones I’ve seen aren’t that great. All the ones I’ve come across have basically had the EPS that the company has reported on an earnings date and the % surprise…and that’s it. Does anyone know of a site that has a company’s expected revenue vs. actual revenue, expected income vs. actual income, and the company’s market performance the day of/after its earnings release (depending on if earnings were reported before market open or after market close) as well as expected EPS vs. actual EPS? I know all this stuff can be found fairly easily but I’m looking for just one site where all this information is just laid out in a neat and straightforward list. Also, and this is a big one, EVERY site I’ve found has only had earnings history going back 4 quarters (or 4 four fiscal years). I’d preferably like to see back by at least 10 quarters. Is there any site out there that meets all these requirements? Thanks a lot.
Hello all, my name is Alex. Myself and a few students from New York and one from California thought about breaking down what we're learning in finance class so people that went through different university programs or don't have a formal education can learn about the stock market.
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Comcast — The NBCUniversal parent reported adjusted quarterly profit of 89 cents per share, 2 cents above estimates, with revenue also beating forecasts. Comcast also announced a 2-for-1 stock split, a dividend increase of 15 percent, and an increase in its stock buyback program to $12 billion.
Ford Motor — The automaker matched estimates with fourth quarter profit of 30 cents per share, while revenue was above Street forecasts. Ford's full-year profit for 2016 was its second-best on record, trailing only its 2015 results.
Southwest Airlines — Southwest earned an adjusted 75 cents per share for its fourth quarter, beating estimates by 5 cents, while revenue was also above estimates. Southwest's beat came despite higher fuel costs and pay increases for its workers.
Caterpillar — The heavy equipment maker reported adjusted quarterly profit of 83 cents per share, beating estimates of 66 cents, but revenue was below forecasts. The company said results continue to be impacted by weak economic conditions around the world.
Pulte — The home builder reported quarterly profit of 67 cents per share, beating estimates of 59 cents. Pulte saw increases in both the number of homes sold and average selling prices.
Biogen — The drug maker earned an adjusted $5.04 per share for its latest quarter, beating estimates by 8 cents. However, revenue missed forecasts, and its 2017 revenue guidance also falls below Street forecasts. Analysts say Biogen is seeing relatively slow growth for its multiple sclerosis drugs.
Northrop Grumman — The defense contractor beat estimates by 17 cents with adjusted quarterly profit of $2.66 per share, with revenue also coming in above forecasts. Northrop saw better sales of in its aerospace systems business, which is involved in F-35 fighter jet production.
Stanley Black & Decker — The tool maker earned $1.71 per share for its latest quarter, 3 cents above estimates, with revenue very slightly below forecasts. Its earnings were lower year over year, hurt by higher restructuring costs.
Whirlpool — The world's largest appliance maker missed estimates by 11 cents with adjusted quarterly profit of $4.33 per share, though revenue did slightly beat forecasts. Declining sales in the U.K. following the Brexit vote was among the factors hurting its results.
AT&T — AT&T matched estimates with adjusted quarterly profit of 66 cents per share, but missing on the top line as it continued to lose phone and video customers.
Johnson & Johnson — J&J struck a deal to buy European biotech company Actelion for $30 billion, after weeks of talks.
Qualcomm — Qualcomm earned $1.19 per share for its latest quarter, 1 cent above estimates, but the chipmaker's revenue fell below forecasts. Investors, however, remain concerned about lawsuits over its patent licensing practices and a recent South Korean government fine.
Las Vegas Sands — Las Vegas Sands missed estimates by 4 cents with adjusted quarterly profit of 62 cents per share, with the casino operator's revenue falling slightly short of forecasts as well. Results were impacted by results in Macau, which accounts for the majority of the company's business.
EBay — EBay posted quarterly results in line with forecasts at an adjusted 54 cents per share, while revenue was also in line with Street forecasts. The company did give a lighter than expected current quarter outlook, but made optimistic comments about its revamped platform.
Kraft Heinz — The food producer struck a joint venture deal with Oprah Winfrey to create a new line of food products.
Mattel — Mattel fell 19 cents shy of estimates with adjusted quarterly profit of 52 cents per share, while the toy maker's revenue missed as well. The company cites significant discounting in the last few shopping days before Christmas.
Royal Bank of Scotland — The bank set aside nearly $4 billion for an expected settlement in the U.S. over the sale of mortgage-backed securities ahead of the 2008 financial crisis.
Diageo — Diageo posted better than expected quarterly sales, as the world's largest spirits maker saw improvements in its U.S. business.
Wal-Mart — The company escaped a possible $80 million fine when a judge refused to force the retailer to pay in a lawsuit involving California truck drivers. The jury had awarded the drivers more than $54 million in back pay, but the judge turned aside a motion for the extra penalty because he said the retailer had acted in good faith and believed it had been in compliance with California law.
Whole Foods Market — The grocery store operator is shutting down its three commercial kitchens, which manufacture ready-to-eat meals for stores. Whole Foods will outsource food preparation.
MoneyGram International — MoneyGram is near a deal to be bought by Alibaba unit Ant Financial Services, according to the Wall Street Journal. MoneyGram is a U.S. based money-transfer provider.
McKesson — McKesson posted better than expected quarter earnings, and the drug distributor also announced a deal to buy privately held software maker CoverMyMeds for about $1.1 billion.
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What is on everyone's radar for today's trading day ahead here at r/StockMarket?
Gold Technical Analysis for January 26 2017
$GLD $GDX $JNUG $JDST $NUGT $DUST
Silver Technical Analysis for January 26 2017
$SLV
Oil Technical Analysis for January 26 2017
$WTIC $OIL $USO $UWTI $DWTI
Natural Gas Technical Analysis for January 26 2017
$NATGAS $UNG $UGAZ $DGAZ
For the record, the jinx is broken. Giddyup. http://ift.tt/2km6EQp
GreatstockpixWatch List Video for January 26th
$PULM $IDXG $APRI $GLBS $IVAC $ASYS
Nightly Business Report - January 25, 2017
$DIA $DIS $BA $UTX $CX $CAT $DE $T $EBAY $ROK $FCX $EAT $BOBE
T3 Live Daily Recap: Dow 20K, Finally!
$SPX $IWM $JPM $BAC $GS $GOOGL $BABA $AMZN $AAPL $IBB $XLE
Wednesday’s New 52-Week Highs
$BAC $SPY $STX $MU $AAPL $GM $CX $HBAN $CSX
Wednesday’s New 52-Week Lows
$VXX $MIK $SDS $SPXU $SQQQ $SH $XON
Bearish Engulfing Patterns to watch short
$AA $PYPL $SYF $DISCA $HD $AGNC $APH $KIM
3 Bearish Haramis to slap shorts on
$ATI $UEC $AGU
Wednesday’s Chart Breakdowns
$STLD $NYCB $WU $CVS $WMT $SC $ESRX $EAT
Wednesday’s Chart Breakouts
$AAPL $WFC $PTEN $BABA $FB $HBAN $GLW $YHOO
2 Bullish Engulfing Candles to keep on your long list
$D $FET
Keep an eye on these dark clouds for shorts Thursday
$LOW $UTX $ACIA $FIG $BERY
3 Death Cross Patterns to keep in check this week
$AEO $IBB $URBN Nice looking Evening Star Pattern to go short on
$GSV
4 Golden Cross Patterns to keep on your radar
$PG $AN $RXN $DLR
Shooting Stars to watch for selloffs
$STX $CAG $SYK $FCH $ST $BBG $DNKN
Crude Oil and Natural Gas Forecast January 26, 2017
$WTIC $OIL $USO $UWTI $DWTI $NATGAS $UNG $UGAZ $DGAZ
Earnings Predictions: Analyzing The Charts For Success
$WDC $QCOM $LVS $LRCX $XLNX
Hey guys. Long story short, I can only use online programs with my laptop on the go. So I was wondering if there was a website online that I can use to watch market depth live.
Thanks, and happy trading!
I'm considering investing in the stock market (outside of a 401k) where do I start? Also, new to reddit so trying to figure it all out!
Hey is COTY about to break it's ascending triangle pattern? It's up 2% today and has been consistently making higher lows for a while now. It just reached its upper resistance and I'm wondering if it's about to break.
Can anyone explain to me what exactly is Net Assets when referring to the Stock Market? I just started getting into stocks about a year ago. Since it's been awhile I'd figure now would be a good time to dive back in. Btw I use E*TRADE.
Everyone invest in Citigroup you will make lots of money if u see the trend I see
Im new to investing, i have a small budget (100€) is it worth buying one share of FTEC?
Hello I'm looking for an app or website that is free and will give me alerts to as wether my equites cross the 200MA. This is the only technical I really look at and it would be helpful for me to know of any apps or websites that will alert me of these changes.
That covers Canadian equities as well.
Thank you.
I'm sure this question is older than dirt, but what do you all find to be the most effective website for monitoring day-to-day stock movements? I am really a fan of "prettier" layouts, so please do suggest something that is graphically appealing.
Tidbit: Yes, trade view is great, but they are really invasive at times when it comes to purchasing a premium account.
Clay Trader Cellectar Biosciences $CLRB Stock Chart Technical Analysis for 01-24-17
Clay Trader Amtech Systems $ASYS Stock Chart Technical Analysis for 01-24-17
Clay Trader Birks Group $BGI Stock Chart Technical Analysis for 01-24-17
Clay Trader Uranium Energy Corp $UEC Stock Chart Technical Analysis for 01-24-17
Clay Trader Northern Dynasty Minerals $NAK Stock Chart Technical Analysis for 01-24-17
Clay Trader Aurinia Pharmaceuticals $AUPH Stock Chart Technical Analysis for 01-24-17
Clay Trader Daily Jr Gld Mnrs Bull 3X $JNUG Stock Chart Technical Analysis for 01-24-17
Clay Trader Delcath Systems $DCTH Stock Chart Technical Analysis for 01-24-17
Clay Trader DryShips Inc - $DRYS Stock Chart Technical Analysis for 01-24-17
Algorithm-Based Stock Scans to Trade Tuesday
All New 52-Week Highs 1 24 17
$SPY $FCX $VALE $NAK $GLW $ATI $EFA $QQQ $CSX $POT
All New 52-Week Lows 1 24 17
$VXX $GILD $SDS $SPXU $SQQQ $GNC $XON $AOBC $SH
Bearish Engulfing Candles to watch for shorts
$PBR $NGD $P $SID $STOR
Bearish Harami Patterns to slap shorts on
$NM $TIP $EMB $BIV $SBLK $RPAI $PI $ARGO $CSJ $DEI
Tuesdays Breakdown Charts
$AKS $GNW $JNJ $ENDP $STNG $LLY
Tuesdays Breakout Charts
$BAC $INTC $MU $ABX $CSCO $MSFT $GLW $ATI $CX
Bullish Engulfing Candles to watch for longs
$FIT $DXJ $JBLU $TER $CVE $DBEF $DLTR $LW $BAH
Bullish Harami Patterns to slap longs on
$PTEN $CNQ $DFS $AREX $PGH $AINV
3 Dark Cloud Cover Patterns to keep on your short list
$AMX $WAT $MBLY
Death Cross Patterns to keep in check this week
$ABBV
3 Golden Cross Patterns to keep an eye on
$XRX $AMX $MOH
5 Shooting Stars to watch for Free-Falls
$NEM $WRK $ADM $AWH $HAR
T3 Live Daily Recap: S&P & Nasdaq Hit All Time Highs
$SPY $QQQ $DIA $IWM $IBB $GDX $XLE $OIH
Crude Oil and Natural Gas Forecast January 25, 2017
$WTIC $OIL $USO $UWTI $DWTI $NATGAS $UNG $UGAZ $DGAZ
Hi fellas!
So, I just wanted to quickly post this question up in here for all of you participants of the weekly stock picking challenges here at r/StockMarket!
I wanted to simply confirm with everyone here, but are well all fine with us removing the rationale requirement for the weekly challenge starting from next week? Or, should we keep things status quo and not remove the rationale requirement?
I went ahead and setup a poll for you all to vote on! I felt this was the best way for me to settle this issue once and for all! :P
And, if possible please also post your vote on this thread so we all know what you are voting for. Unfortunately, there is no way to see who is voting for what poll option on this poll so if you're participating in the voting please reveal yourself here on the thread as well!
Hope to be seeing some good feedback from all of you guys in here as we move forward in the future with these weekly challenges here at r/StockMarket!
Thanks fellas! :)
EDIT: Here are the results of this poll for anyone looking around for it-
Hi guys,
I've interned for a year on buy side and I'm now back at uni. Some of my logins to sell side research are active but most have expired now, so what are your suggestions for the best free research sites so I can keep up to date while still at uni?
I interned in fixed income but I thought I'd post here since equities gets more attention...
Greatstockpix Day Trading Watch List Video for January 24th
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DuPont — The chemical company earned an adjusted 51 cents per share for the fourth quarter, 9 cents a share above estimates. Revenue came in slightly below forecasts. Falling crop prices impacted the company's agricultural businesses, pushing revenue lower. DuPont also said it expected its merger with Dow Chemical to close during the first half of the year.
Verizon — Verizon fell 3 cents a share shy of estimates, with adjusted fourth-quarter profit of 86 cents per share. Revenue beat Street forecasts. Verizon saw year-over-year revenue fall 5.6 percent as it added far fewer wireless subscribers than analysts had expected.
Travelers — The insurance company came in 47 cents a share above estimates, with adjusted quarterly profit of $3.20 per share. Revenue also beat forecasts. Travelers did see underwriting results fall in its auto insurance sector, but that was more than made up for by improvements in other lines.
Johnson & Johnson — J&J reported earnings of $1.58 per share for the fourth quarter, 2 cents a share above estimates. Revenue came in slightly below forecasts. The medical device maker also gave a full-year forecast that falls below analysts' estimates.
Alibaba — The China-based e-commerce giant beat estimates by a wide margin on both the top and bottom lines, thanks in large part to an increase in mobile users and revenue.
D.R. Horton — The home builder came in eight cents a share above estimates, with earnings of 55 cents per share. Revenue also exceeded forecasts. The largest U.S. home builder saw profit rise more than 31 percent over a year earlier as it sold more homes.
3M — 3M reported quarterly profit of $1.88 per share, 1 cent a share above estimates. Revenue was in line with estimates. The company also affirmed its full-year forecast.
Kimberly-Clark — The consumer products company beat forecasts by 3 cents a share, with quarterly profit of $1.45 per share. Revenue was essentially in line with estimates. The company also raised its quarterly dividend to 97 cents per share from 92 cents a share.
Yahoo — Yahoo reported adjusted profit of 25 cents per share, beating estimates by 4 cents a share. Revenue was also above forecasts. Investors are focused on the company's statement that the sale of Yahoo's core internet assets to Verizon should be completed during the second quarter.
SAP — SAP raised its earnings outlook, as results from the business software company's cloud-based business continue to improve. New bookings for the cloud business rose by 40 percent in the most recent quarter, with cloud subscriptions and support revenue up by 31 percent.
Ford — Ford is launching a new auto parts brand called Omnicraft, which will sell parts to both Ford dealers and independent repair shops.
US Foods — US Foods launched a secondary offering of 30 million common shares. Those shares are currently held by private-equity firms Clayton, Dubilier & Rice and Kohlberg Kravis Roberts, and the food service distributor will not receive any proceeds from the sale.
Amazon.com — Amazon sold 3.1 million Echo speakers in the U.S. during the fourth quarter, according to Dow Jones, citing estimates from Consumer Intelligence Research Partners. Amazon does not release Echo figures on its own, but the research firm said about 8.2 million have been sold in the U.S. since the Echo's 2014 debut, owing a large part to a big jump in consumer awareness of the product.
Rio Tinto — The mining company sold its Australian coal unit to Yancoal Australia for up to $2.45 billion in cash. Yancoal is an entity controlled by the Chinese government.
Avis Budget — Avis put a "poison pill" in place aimed at keeping its largest shareholder, hedge fund SRS Investment Management, from gaining more control over the car rental company. SRS has a 9.7 percent stake in Avis Budget common, and another 18.8 percent with no voting power.
Apple — Apple was downgraded to "equal-weight" from "overweight" at Barclays, which thinks the stock does not have significant upside potential. Separately, Recode reports that Qualcomm may sue Apple, in response to Apple suing it for its patent licensing practices.
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What is on everyone's radar for today's trading day ahead here at r/StockMarket?
Hi everyone. Long time creeper, first time poster.
I've accumulated some extra funds outside of my portfolio.I wanted to get suggestions on how I would go about going long Gold in the stock market.
I'm not talking about leveraged ETF's. I want to hold for 5+ years. Something a little less volatile.
Thank you!
Crude Oil and Natural Gas Forecast January 24, 2017
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For example if one of the 30 companies stock splits, the divisor will be adjusted to make the split seamless. Who or what is determining what the new value will be? Is there a formula they use? or do they/it/he/she/ just fiddle the number so that the product is the same with respect to the previous value before a stock split?
$PRK reported earnings of $1.30 $HMST reported earnings of $0.09 $MJCO - earnings of $0.01 $ZION - earnings of $0.60 $YHOO - earnings of $0.25 $ELS - earnings of $0.81 $NBTB - earnings of $0.45 $NWBI - earnings of $0.25 $JJSF - earnings of $0.72 $MRCY - earnings of $0.30 $RMD - earnings of $0.73 $WWD - earnings of $0.73
AM earnings (before the open January 24.2017) $BABA $AKS $LMT $VZ $JNJ $GLW $MMM $KMB $FITB $DHI $SAP $TRV $DD $PII $EXP $ATI $PPBI $WAT $AVX $IIVI
What happened to NSPR to go from trading $2400+ down to less than $3 a share? Yes I'm a 'noob' and yes I'm working on figuring it out myself. Just figured I'd ask someone that might already know, thanks.
Coming out of a head and shoulders movement. Expect a lovely rise should it break $10 per share.
I was thinking about putting $400 in it friday, fml....
I'm new to stock markets, where's the best place to find out everything I need to know in able to make profits?
Broadcom Limited (AVGO), any ideas?
If a company's worth is its stock price times the number of shares issued, why not just issue enough shares with a lower price so that more people can buy?
Like, why have Google's share price set at $1000 a share with 1,000,000 shares issued instead of at $1 a share with 1,000,000,000 shares issued?
If there's a better place for one to ask such questions, please let me know. Just trying to learn about the economic system under which I live, which wasn't taught much in school (ironic since school is supposed to prepare one for the "working world," right? But I digress...)
Thanks ahead of time!
$SGYP recently had a drug approved by the FDA prior to their PDUFA date, it is clearly superior to existing drugs, and they own all of it. Then the stock tanked 10%.
What happened here? Some theories - manipulation around Jan 20 options expiry, severe diarrhea side effect (it's a goddamn laxitive drug and has much less diarrhea effect than it's competitor!) which Adam Feurstein tweeted about. Company is packaged for sale, not sales.
I'm not sure what I'm missing here. Is there any valid reason for the stock going down?
Very useful app for finding the biggest movers on the stock market:
I'm a complete noob, so if there's a more appropriate subreddit, please point me in the right direction.
I'm a software developer, and someone approached me about building a software suite that monitors real time pricing data for a specific trend. When this trend is noticed, the software would automatically buy/sell.
Questions:
Is automatic trading like that a thing? Is it allowed on all exchanges?
From my first pass research effort, it looks like something similar to TradeStation might already accomplish want he wants. Anyone used TradeStation? (http://ift.tt/2jOl0ew)
Lastly, it seems the smallest barrier of entry API for getting real time data is Intrino - Fintech. Can anyone comment on their API?
Thanks guys!
Hey yall!
Chris here. If you don't know me I make the weekly charting/technical analysis videos for /r/stockmarket that you will find in threads like this once a week. Here are some examples of the videos from my YouTube channel. First I wanted to say thanks for all the support and for all those who have subbed to my channel and commented on my videos, followed me on twitter, etc. I've definitely seen an increase in the number of comments and user interaction on the videos themselves lately so that's awesome.
Second, /u/bigbear0083 and I are trying to come up with ways we can improve the content or get more eyes on it. I'd love to make this the video everyone comes to /r/stockmarket for each week and something that can help everyone get the trading results they want, or learn whatever they want to learn so I'm asking for your help in building something that everyone will find useful.
What would you all like to see? Do you like the current format or is there something else that would be better for the same content, or maybe we could change the content up also to a sort of Q&A format or something like that? I'm open to ideas, I just wanted to get a discussion going and see what the community wants. We've had mixed results with these threads as some of them get tons of upvotes and lots of responses and others kinda disappear so we're trying to pin down what the differences are and make sure that there's a reason to check them out, subscribe to the channel, and keep coming back to /r/stockmarket for more!
So, open discussion - tell me what yall want to know and what would be good to do as a weekly video series and let's make it happen! Or if you like the current stuff and just want to see minor things changed or think there are other ways we could get more interaction from the community on it, let us know and we'll do it! I'm open to whatever as it doesn't take me too long to do these each week so it's no big deal to change it up and do something a little different.
Thanks everyone!
Chris
My Chart Coach Technical Analysis Video 1/20/17
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ChartGuys Biotech Technical Analysis Chart 1/20/2017
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I'm a swing/day trader and will do some short term chart/fundamental analysis on the top 10 tickers posted here. I might throw in some thoughts longer term but mostly you should assume a shorter term trade (days to weeks).
ONE idea per post (otherwise we don't know which is being upvoted) Feel free to make multiple posts though...try to keep it to 2 or 3 if possible so we get a good variety
No OTC or foreign companies.
No options, futures, forex, etc. Equities only.
If you don't post both a ticker AND a direction (long/short) I can't analyze it
If you see one you want analyzed already posted, upvote it.
If you miss the thread but still want a ticker analyzed, look for the YouTube link and post your idea in the YouTube comments. I'll respond there via text!
I'll do the top 10 most upvoted or the 10 most common that follow all the rules. If there are ties I'll do them based on who posted the earliest.
I'll edit the post and post the video at the top in bold after I let the thread run for a while and collect tickers!
Have fun!
