Yo, Roaring Kitty is hittin' up YouTube. Who's sweating now?
GME's been ridin' that galactic express, all thanks to our legend Keith Gill – the OG of retail traders.
The man, the myth, Keith Gill a.k.a Roaring Kitty's droppin' a live bomb on us. Circle June 7 at 12 PM ET, 'cause that's when the magic happens. First time in three years, peeps! The stream's gonna be lit with a "bet you I'll let you in" vibe. After that tease, GME stock just blasted off, nearly 50% up!
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The emergence of ChatGPT has triggered a wave of buying into AI-related stocks, causing an AI investing trend. Some analysts have warned of the risks of investing in AI, while others claimed that AI is "here to stay" and there is "money to be made" in the long run.
David Dietze of Peapack Private Wealth Management claims that investors must be cautious due to "excessive" valuations. Furthermore, he thinks that many companies are...

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This event is to help mooers learn more about the differences among companies and industries, identify hidden opportunities, and better navigate the market.
"Investing is not about beating others in their game. It's about controlling yourself in your own game. The intelligent investor is a realist who sells to optimists and buys from pessimists." —Benjamin Graham.
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According to nerdwallet, growth stocks are issued by companies in the rapid development stage and are a subjective evaluation of people. Most of these companies belong to emerging industries or industries with great development potential, which usually have high price-to-earnings (P/E) ratios and high price-to-book ratios. Investors are rewarded from future capital appreciation rather than dividends.
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The company is a mobile paymen...

Before I begin my trading day, I prep and draw lines against the levels from the previous days high and previous days low. When the market opens, I watch it when it goes above the highs to go long and short when it breaks the lows. You can also see the previous days highs as your resistance and previous days low as your support. If it holds support, you are either looking at a range day. Taking a long over support might be a good trade and watching to retest the highs from the previous day or more if market is strong. Same concept can be applied to resistance. If it fails to go above resistance, you can take a short thinking that it might retest the previous days lows or more. Thank you.