TSLA
Tesla
-- 421.060 PLTR
Palantir
-- 80.550 NVDA
NVIDIA
-- 134.700 AMD
Advanced Micro Devices
-- 119.210 OXY
Occidental Petroleum
-- 47.130 @Asphen
- Assuming FED pivot sustaining, double bottom in formation?
- Neckline at 231
- 2x head/neckline would mean target at 255 (back to another key level!)
- Baby steps first, need to break 219 (which was the 2x play out of the previous double top)
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@MarketMatt Channel
The spy rejected 371 two times I do believe it will break through, and when it does I believe 374 or 375 will be in clay, that doesn’t mean we will see it today, just be ready for it, there’s a lot of bad news already baked in this market
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@BigJoey:
Movies are constantly coming out, people will always buy popcorn, and theyll need a drink to go with it. I want a piece of that in the form of stocks.
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@Aggie 63:
I’m holding on Mullen I think they’ll be big down the road. Just have to be patient, lets make some money !!!
@Asphen:
- AAPL (similarly to SPY) has closed Friday at a key level
- Significance is it has a weak bear structure above Friday close to 155.
- So, continued "FED pivot" expectations next week could well move AAPL to 155 via a small "squeeze"
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@ZnWC
The key to current video streaming industry is still video content which is the main reason people are still paying for the subscription. NFLX has the advantage compared to its competitors.
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@somebodylegend
The US Conference Board Leading Index takes the 10 most effective forward-leading indicators and aggregates them into an index
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@Frank_Gu:
It is estimated that it will fall to single digits soon. We have no choice but to continue shorting.
@Cow Moo-ney
Everytime bulls pop their heads out of the water, bears will push them down again. Rallies have not been sustainable, and bears have been dominating.
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@70882358:
The stock has a little investment value only at a valuatoin of around 6 billion, and now has a market capitalization of 69.73. It's up to you to deceide whether to sell or not.
Popular on moomoo OP : Time to be rewarded for your great insights and knowledge:
How do you increase your disposable income/cash beyond your monthly salary?
HopeAlways : Dividend stocks are stocks that make regular distributions to their shareholders, usually in the form of cash payments. To increase our disposable income, dividend stocks can be useful sources, especially those with good and stable dividend payout. Focus on finding companies with excellent businesses, stable income streams and preferably strong dividend track records. The long term will take care of itself.
HuatEver HopeAlways : We can certainly rely on stocks that can guarantee excellent dividends like $Coca-Cola Consolidated (COKE.US)$, $Apple (AAPL.US)$ and $Bank of America (BAC.US)$ because these companies have long demonstrated momentum dividends track records.
Syuee : Saving money does not increase our disposable income. It only increases our account balance.
The best way to increase our disposable income is by spending less. Cutting costs where possible is also a great strategy.
One possible way to achieve this goal is to build a profitable business on the side. Be it small or big.
We often hear other people’s success stories, but what we didn’t know is, they actually put in a lot of time and hard work into making it a success.
Investing is another excellent avenue that can help us earn passive disposable income.
This includes stocks, options, bonds, and real estate. However, if you’re looking to quickly increase your disposable income, this is probably not your best bet.
Investing is a long game that may or may not see big returns, so you’ll need to be patient, if you go this route.
Increase your income with a side gig - even a few hours per week can enhance our income.
Increase our cash flow with a budget refresh : look at all non-essential expenditures.
A combination of side income plus lower spending could really enhance our disposable cash.
Investing some or all of those added dollars could actually change the trajectory of our retirement outlook.
No matter what we choose to do, the most important thing is that we have to overcome all our limiting beliefs and start taking action to work toward our goals.
VCSuccess HopeAlways : Dividend investing can be a great investment strategy. Dividend stocks have historically outperformed the $S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US)$ with less volatility. That's because dividend stocks provide two sources of return, from regular income from dividend payments and capital appreciation of the stock price. This total return can add up over time.
Syuee HopeAlways : Making passive income is one of the keys to becoming financially independent.
Once our income from passive pursuits exceeds our expenses, one no longer have to actively work to make money.
Yes. One way to accelerate our financial independence is to invest in dividend with an above-average yielding dividend, that can steadily grow in the coming years.
HopeAlways Syuee : Investing is a long game. Whether we want to invest to grow our savings or for retirement, when we put money to work in markets, it's best to set it and forget it.
Revelation 6 : Drink more water and less soda. A good water purifier will pay for it's self in no time. Use coupons and don’t shop for groceries at the gas station. Take your lunch to work with you everyday. Stop eating out so much. No more $6. cups of coffee from Starbucks, make your own. Quit trying to keep up with the image. You don‘t have to own the last IPhone, nicest car or the biggest house on the block. When you start saving money and not living paycheck to paycheck you enter in to a cash position and don’t have to borrow so much money leaving you more disposable income. There are many more ways, I have just scratched the surface. Good luck because it’s easier said than done.
HuatEver Syuee : One excellent strategy to park our spare is to invest in real estate or to acquire gold as these are the two safe haven investments that hardly depreciate in value even during recession threats.
Milk The Cow :
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