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Good to see you again! How's everything going?
The stock market is full of opportunities and challenges. Day traders can seize opportunities through market trends, industry news, and company announcements. They may trade multiple times a day to meet their expectations.
Do you ever day trade any securities? What's your day trading strategy? It may be an unforgettable trading experience in your trading journey. Share your stories with us!
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The milestones in my life :
I first started learning about investment when my Daddy showed me the companies’ stocks that he owned, when I was a little girl.
Soon, I began investing in stocks with my first paycheck and never looked back since.
Subsequently, my interest in timepieces, wine and real estate grew and thus, my investments expanded in these areas as well.
Over time, I began to realize that stocks (and options) are very volatile and one can never beat the market all...
I first started learning about investment when my Daddy showed me the companies’ stocks that he owned, when I was a little girl.
Soon, I began investing in stocks with my first paycheck and never looked back since.
Subsequently, my interest in timepieces, wine and real estate grew and thus, my investments expanded in these areas as well.
Over time, I began to realize that stocks (and options) are very volatile and one can never beat the market all...
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$Invesco Mortgage Capital Inc (IVR.US)$ I’ll wait until it gets closer to a buck then I’ll buy more 🔥
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$Invesco Mortgage Capital Inc (IVR.US)$
@Investing with moomoo I don't think that the dividend displayed is correct.
I also think that the purpose of the reverse split, was so they didn't have to pay out as much, because the dividends are calculated per share, which makees me angry.
@Investing with moomoo I don't think that the dividend displayed is correct.
I also think that the purpose of the reverse split, was so they didn't have to pay out as much, because the dividends are calculated per share, which makees me angry.
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$Invesco Mortgage Capital Inc (IVR.US)$ cmon 1.20 divy 😎
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$Invesco Mortgage Capital Inc (IVR.US)$ $.90 divy
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Daly Says Fed Is 'Far From Done Yet' on Bringing Inflation Down
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DividendWatch honest Narwhal_5293 : Before i share my choices,i will be the first to tell you i am investing in stocks that are not as safe as let us say KO but that are high yield dividends. i am OK with losing some capital as long as i am getting my passive income . Any future dividends will be used to put into most likely just KO for now.(coca cola) Always do your own research in which companies you want to invest in and keep in mind this is a bear market..most stocks are going down because of recent news and global situations. My main passive income baby is IVR. They paid .90 cents per share, 3 months ago, and ex div is coming up for pay day in October
Next is MO and they will be paying .94 per share. Went ex 15 days ago. pays this October 11 yey! Then i have some in Sach, NYMT, TWO, AGNC ,KO and Zim. i would double read on Zim. i put in a bit when it was 41.00 and then bam it went down to 25. Is the 4.75 per share worth loss in capital? idk.
if you are new to dividend stocks..check out aristocrat stocks. and a great free tool to figure out how much you get with any stock...i use dividendmax.com