hmny is back where it was in price AFTER a 250:1 reverse split. fucking sick
Benjamin Gonzalez
And the buy back ponziatus beginz
Liam Price
compare HVN / LVN for SPY, SPX, ES_F & NQ_F
Brandon Perez
>reluctant kneepad girl Don't you have a job or a life?
Also HMNY is never coming back. They lost so much money because every time a costumer uses a ticket more than once, they're at a loss. The money is removed right out of investors pocket. It's also going to be delisted from the NASDAQ soon.
I watched him the day before Twitter posted earnings where he said he shorted it.
To be fair, he probably has fucked up multiple times before on his calls. But this time it seemed he knew his shit.
Jayden Morris
I have various scanner presets, for long position gambles I search for stocks in usa markets, below 7$, below 2B mkt cap, vol i think below 2mil, but everyday is different so the presets change accordingly, may add some relative vol and other shit, trending news also play a role, but I'm still a newbie and pdtfag and even don't know all the options the workstation has
Daniel Sullivan
I see Thank you m8
Julian Gutierrez
me 2 senpai. In way to deep on this one...
Justin Foster
So, uh, CD Projekt red is going down hard
Owen Stewart
Looks like Nintendo is doing pretty well with that earnings report.
Expected, but as you said, "is doing pretty well", not amazing.
Nathan Wilson
>JPY −780 (2.08%) LMAO
Brody Foster
Gainz is all about future prospects of a company Nobody likes Nintengoy games anymore Besides, the company only earns goyim's money ONCE instead of repeatedly
Brody Stewart
You realize this is yesterday's quote, right? Though I'd be interested to see the aftermarket, but I don't know how on the nikkei, or even if it exists at all
Why? Intc isn't going to recover tomorrow. Sure, it might go down but you are betting against the general trend in a bit too many ways. First you have to hope AMD cools off, then that it goes down without help from INTC success.
Josiah Murphy
That's why you should invest in just EPOL, and not just one group of sausage eaters
Say I buy stock XYZ at $10 a share. It starts to go up in value. I continue to buy shares as it appreciates. At what point should I stop buying shares, as ever share I purchase above my original price dilutes my profits, and it's uncertain for how long the run will last?
Why do people invest in full market ETFs like QQQ/SPY instead of Dividend Aristocrat ETfs or just buying their own selection of god tier 30~ companies?
Full market ETFs give you exposure to absolute garbage like GE and like 450 of the 500 SP companies, why would you want that?
>Full market ETFs give you exposure to absolute garbage like GE and like 450 of the 500 SP companies, why would you want that? Because your jew-tier favorite top 40 normie hits are overvalued
"Dividend Aristocrats" underperform non-dividend paying stocks in uptrends, in general. Picking 30 companies, then managing them, fusions, splits etc. it much work, you will reape easily more fines than etf's which are mostly super cheap. Also, people are not maybe aware of these, but indexes correct itself very often, bad companies drop off fee free which is in long term super handy
My order just filled, IBM must have shat the... yep
Leo Perez
"The S&P 500 Dividend Aristocrat index was launched by Standard and Poors in May 2005 and has historically outperformed the S&P 500 index with lower volatility over longer investment time frames. For example, over the past 10 years through the period ending June 30, 2018, the S&P 500 Dividend Aristocrat index has returned 13.28% on an average annual basis, compared to the S&P 500 index which has returned only 10.17% annually during that same period. The risk factor commonly called the standard deviation of the S&P 500 during this same 10 year period was 14.71% while the Dividend Aristocrat risk factor or standard deviation was 13.63% or 7.34% lower than the S&P 500."
So are you saying that these returns are based upon in this case the 2008-09 recession? That Dividend Aristocrats should be bought into during bear markets and you should move back into the normal ETFs when we go bull?
So high dividend yield companies are 'defensive' stocks?
Alexander Anderson
Watch out everybody. I'm officially bullish on this whole market now.
Aaron Ramirez
Dude some weird shit is happening on HMNY at the moment
dividend aristocrats outperformed entire market since the 20's
Jackson King
crooks really. freefall for days on end but goes up a tiny amount and 3 halts
Hunter Bailey
Hmm, I'm debating on whether or not I should dump my CAT holdings. Even on a pretty good ER they closed down yesterday, I've been holding for over a month and I'm only up 3.7%, seems like it's just too weighed down to really pop.
>as soon as I sell it's gonna moon 5% the next day
Anthony Long
Well, times have changed. And what do you mean entire market? Dow Jones? Dow is mostly dividend aristocrats
Daniel Nguyen
This one ? Index Funds S&P 500 Equal Weight NoLoad (INDEX) Nasdaq - Nasdaq Delayed Price. Currency in USD
Ayden Anderson
Stocks used to pay larger dividends in general in past
Luis Morris
no we have just been in a cycle where growth outperforms value :) Im referring to the nasdaq, the sp500, and the dow. Dividend reinvesting outperforms every other strategy
Logan Reyes
False. Dividends actually underperform the market.
Logan Rodriguez
Welp HMNY back to where it was before. Even with my losses on VGT I'm now only down 8 cents on my stocks overall. ETFs really are slow changers.
Connor Smith
Well, if you dont reinvest dividends you will have very bad long term stock returns. Dividend aristorcrats dont mean reinvesting dividends but higher yielding stocks. You will also pay higher taxes annually if the stocks pay higher dividends
Oliver Anderson
hmny live. hurry buy.
Easton Peterson
amd Sell Limit $20.05 Day Only
made the yesterday feels good, only a portion though.
Benjamin Cruz
youre wrong
are you the guy I argue with every single day on this subject?
Kayden Smith
but it's shit
William Cooper
Nope. But to me it seems you dont quite know your subject. You confuse reinvesting dividends as a "strategy"
Wyatt Jones
RAD about to hit $2
Brandon Robinson
I've never really messed with divvvies much, but if you have dividend stocks in your 401k or IRA that are set to reinvest dividends then do you still have to pay taxes on those divvies every year or are they tax deferred just like your other capital gains?
Check all bank stocks and dividend ETFs. All underperform the market by 0.15% average. Might as well get VOO and it'll perform better in the long run.
Matthew Cooper
I dont know specifically how 401k works as im not american. In most countries dividends you will pay taxes and you can avoid taxes with some etfs or funds that dont pay the dividends out at all but reinvest them automatically
