What do you currently say about stocks from China? Are you buying?
Chinese stocks plunged today to their lowest level since January 2019, a grim reflection of how investors have lost faith in the country's earnings and economic recovery. The CSI 300 index closed with a 0.4% loss on Thursday, down around 14% from its May high.
Nothing new or interesting has come out in a long time, but I have shares of $DIS and if they drop any further I would start overbought.
The results will be solid again for me, but it depends on how much. I certainly wouldn't be surprised if stocks take a look at the new ATH.
Same as the banks, they're always being discussed here. 😂 ...anyway I'm here, I had to dilute because I got hasty and now I'm averaging around 140$ ...hence I'm still in the negative. I'm not worried about the company, it's big, operates a lot around the world and is still working on innovations it's good at. As Stepan writes, it has settled in a sideways trend now where I think it might not go down anymore even though I don't expect any earnings growth this year either. But once more and more interest rates are low, I believe there will be demand for solar products again and the company will kick it back up in price per share. So we'll see, but that outlook is certainly long. 😊
I'd need to see the evidence. I used to think about this stock, but a few months ago I definitely decided I didn't want this stock in my portfolio.
The results are fine. I used to think about $JNJ stock, but it's too old a company for me and doesn't have that much potential anymore.
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This sector currently has great potential. However, shares in this sector are already quite expensive. I bought $NVO and I don't regret it.
Shein is committed to investing in the UK and Europe ahead of a potential IPO.
Fast-fashion retailer Shein said it will invest 250 million euros ($271 million) over five years in the U.K. and Europe as the company battles criticism of its model based on shipping cheap clothes and accessories from factories in China directly to customers around the world.
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I certainly won't include their stock in my portfolio, but I'm very interested in the IPO😁
The US stock market should be closed today. Any ideas for a movie or TV show about the investment world? I'm open to anything, thanks :)
For me it's quite interesting that $GMEis holding up somehow, depending on their history and overall the business with games is different nowadays.
I was just looking at what analysts expect from $PLTR earnings. They are quite optimistic, saying the company should report quarterly earnings of $0.06 per share, up 500% year-over-year, and revenue of $555.02 million, up 16.1% from the same quarter last year. What do you think, will it work out as expected?
It will certainly be an important quarter for stocks. The move will determine where the $PLTR cell shifts. It may move back to $20 or it may move closer to $10. I wouldn't presume to estimate the move.
Apart from the obvious numbers, I don't know much about the company yet, but I want to look into it more. Just the fact that many countries want to focus more on solar now, and maybe the EU has quotas for it, seems to me a good opportunity for the growth of the solar company
Interesting news from Flash News - Disney could sell a controlling stake in its Indian Disney Star business, which it values at about $10 billion, instead of the previously considered piecemeal transactions. Reliance values those assets at $7 billion to $8 billion, some sources said. Do you hold shares of $DIS?
I would say that Palantir is just about breaking away from the government and starting to make money elsewhere.
I've been thinking about a few stocks, but haven't bought yet.