Bob Harris wrote: » it might just be that some investors would shy away on an ethical standpoint.
lastusername wrote: » I do know that insiders are all selling though, not buying...
lastusername wrote: » Anyone in on Zoom? On fire right now! Up over 50% myself since investing back in March and wondering whether to sell now or wait until earnings on June 2. Total coin flip as earnings may exceed expectations...or really fall short. I do know that insiders are all selling though, not buying...
iQuestion wrote: » Thinking of investing 20,000 euros in DAL. If it were to return to pre-corona values (60) it would yield 300%.
Bob Harris wrote: » ....... On the face of it, plenty of positives but lawsuits and regulatory change are a concern and it might just be that some investors would shy away on an ethical standpoint.
kevcos wrote: » Just registered for a Degiro account. You are placed on a waiting list to complete the registration process, I'm currently number 11355 in the queue! Any recommendations for similar platforms?
Joeyjoejoe43 wrote: » What if they go bust? What if they drop to 2011 levels of $8.... It's not by any means bullet proof and it is 100% speculation, not investment. What I do like is that they paid a dividend up until recently and of they do ride out the storm may well return to that dividend paying model, however that could take years... A better idea may be to wait for Q2 results which will be dire, and buy that dip.
all about the mane wrote: » I use xtb and IG. I find them both very good. IG is excellent but a bit more expensive Worrying seeing those kind of. Umbers. Reminds me of that old story about the taxi driver doling out investment advice.. Haha, I had the same thought. I just want to open accounts to get familiar with trading platforms. It's surprising seeing the how different the various providors handle registration. Etoro basically just require an email address and phone number, Internaxx require comprehensive id documents sent to Luxembourg for verification and Degiro have a lengthy queue to submit registration.
Haha, I had the same thought. I just want to open accounts to get familiar with trading platforms. It's surprising seeing the how different the various providors handle registration. Etoro basically just require an email address and phone number, Internaxx require comprehensive id documents sent to Luxembourg for verification and Degiro have a lengthy queue to submit registration.
voluntary wrote: » Warren Buffet not only dumped airlines but also banks and automobile. " according to a regulatory filing Friday detailing Berkshire Hathaway Inc.’s investing moves for the first quarter. "
Taylor365 wrote: » As far as i know, he only got rid of GS and not WFC, which has the worse performing price of the banks.
iAcesHigh wrote: » I read the same thing so eager to see if he actually dumped WFC in the time when a lot of analysts are encouraging buying due to all time low...
hottipper wrote: » IAG, ryanair and easyjet seem to be getting attention this morning all up about 8%
Taylor365 wrote: » ACB up 60% today. Bit late after a reverse split!!!! 220 reversed to 54 odd. I'll let it go to 0 as its just a gamble, along with APHA
Treppen wrote: » Holy Guacamole! Aurora Cannabis ACB went from a basket case $1 to $10 on the back of this https://www.loudmouthnews.com/switzerlands-central-bank-bought-up-apple-ge-and-disney-stock-it-also-loaded-up-on-a-marijuana-stock/ Watch this space for others
AdMMM wrote: » Ryanair FY210 results reported this morning. Excluding the C-19 period, profits up low double-digits. Optimistic guidance around opening up travel which has filtered through the rest of the travel industry.
Bob24 wrote: » Seems like European markets are optimistic today and beaten up stocks / industries are benefiting from that optimism. Carnival (cruises) is also up 7% and Accor (hotels) is up 3% after a pretty bad week last week.
