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ZZZZakk

2 hours ago

Tips for long-term investments 💡| An ETF that can be laid back and won?

More and more friends around me are buying $Invesco QQQ Trust (QQQ.US)$. A friend has always lamented that they should have bought it sooner, not counting dividends. The coupon price alone has gone up quite a bit, and they don't know what the heck it would be to buy a-shares.
What is the overall pattern of the US stock bull market over the past ten years?
People often ask me about my experience in investing in US stocks. I...

151143036

Sep 7 07:07

Insight into the current semi conductor market. Here are my strategies and some things to take away.

The semiconductor market is a crucial component of the global economy, powering everything from consumer electronics and data centers to automotive and industrial applications. Given its central role in technological advancements, the semiconductor industry has been experiencing rapid changes driven by technological innovations, supply chain dynamics, geopolitical tensions, and shifts in demand pa...

whqqq

Sep 6 04:07

I would be a buyer of dips in Nvidia and Broadcom, says Melius Research's Ben Reitzes

$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$ $Broadcom (AVGO.US)$

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=73BdAe5GNLQ

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Nvidia denies receiving DOJ subpoena, Can Chip Stocks Stabilize?

Newbie420

Sep 5 08:57

$VanEck Semiconductor ETF (SMH.US)$ cannot believe this semiconductor etf loses over 20% from its all time high position. feeling pity for those who buy at the peak.

BullnBearTrading

Sep 3 22:16

Semis Slaughtered As September Starts Off With Carnage Everywhere

Yesterday, when we observed that the Labor Day holiday had spared US markets from a selloff that spread across the rest of the world on the first trading day of September, we said that we had a bad feeling about today.
And boy were we right: traditionally the worst month for stocks, bonds, gold and bitcoin, September started off with a bang - not a whimper - which saw the S&P plunge 2.4%, its biggest drop since the August 5 meltdow...

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Nvidia denies receiving DOJ subpoena, Can Chip Stocks Stabilize?