SoFi will be reporting results this week and I'm curious to see how it plays out and what the stock reaction will be. I have a fairly large position and unless fundamentals change, I will continue to hold despite the high valuation.
What do you expect from $SOFI'sresults ? Does it still seem reasonably valued to you?
I sometimes think about including aerospace stocks in my portfolio, but I can never decide if they are cheap or expensive. Both $UAL and $DALstocks have fallen nicely this year, but even so, they don't look cheap to me.
Do you find $UAL and $DALstock fairly priced, or would you wait to buy?
Personally, I definitely prefer growth stocks because I still have plenty of time and can afford to take more risks. Dividend stocks don't make sense to me at a young age and I will invest in them when I am much older.
I have both growth and dividend stocks in my portfolio. I definitely want to outperform the SP500, but the dividend stocks are fine for diversification and portfolio stability.
Investors, which sector do you understand best and why?
I mainly focus on technology and semiconductor companies. It's a sector that I enjoy, and I've been watching all sorts of technology and videos about it for a few years now.
In the end, Intel's results weren't great and the stock plunged in the aftermarket. My opinion hasn't changed and I wouldn't invest in $INTC. We'll see how they do, but I hope that in time $AMD will take their share .
📅 This week's key events!
This week is really full of important macroeconomic events and also corporate results. Here's a list of the most interesting things I'll be watching.
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JOLTS Job Openings - Let's keep an eye on the tightness in the labor market. Fewer job openings could signal a cooling economy.
Consumer confidence in the U.S. - An important barometer of future...
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I will be watching mainly the results of $SOFI, $SPOT and $AMZN.
SoFi will be reporting results this week and I'm curious to see how it plays out and what the stock reaction will be. I have a fairly large position and unless fundamentals change, I will continue to hold despite the high valuation.
What do you expect from $SOFI'sresults ? Does it still seem reasonably valued to you?
Morgan Stanley | Q2 2025: Stability, growth and confidence in the financial world
I sometimes think about including aerospace stocks in my portfolio, but I can never decide if they are cheap or expensive. Both $UAL and $DALstocks have fallen nicely this year, but even so, they don't look cheap to me.
Do you find $UAL and $DALstock fairly priced, or would you wait to buy?
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A brand that has (temporarily?) lost its luster. Now it can offer twice as much.
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Netflix | Q2 2025: record margins, ad growth and the return of global hits
Do you prefer growth or dividend stocks?
Personally, I definitely prefer growth stocks because I still have plenty of time and can afford to take more risks. Dividend stocks don't make sense to me at a young age and I will invest in them when I am much older.
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I have both growth and dividend stocks in my portfolio. I definitely want to outperform the SP500, but the dividend stocks are fine for diversification and portfolio stability.
Investors, which sector do you understand best and why?
I mainly focus on technology and semiconductor companies. It's a sector that I enjoy, and I've been watching all sorts of technology and videos about it for a few years now.
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For me, it's definitely technology too, because I've been working in this industry for a long time.
Undervalued energy firm with a dividend yield of 2.7% and billions in cash flow
Goldman Sachs | Q2 2025: Back on top of Wall Street
In the end, Intel's results weren't great and the stock plunged in the aftermarket. My opinion hasn't changed and I wouldn't invest in $INTC. We'll see how they do, but I hope that in time $AMD will take their share .
Do you think Intel still has a chance?
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I have not trusted this company for a long time and it is more of a trap. The company won't recover and the new CEO hasn't done much either.