Shedite27 wrote: » A poster a few weeks back touted Livongo, I've been in it since mid May (about $60), been up about 60% in the past month, and jumped a lot after they increased revenue guidance last week. They're a medical device company, use apps/technology to monitor things like Diabetes. Huge market, and they are capturing huge numbers of customers. They were $114 at the peak Monday, took a drop since then, but should be about $100 today. Definitely a dip I'd recommend buying. It's my 3rd biggest holding
Kilboor wrote: » GameStop is exploding this morning. Up 50% pre market
Kilboor wrote: » Can't say I've ever sat down and watched Cramer. Only ever seen his bad calls ridiculed online but that's understandable, online will jump on any mistakes. What's his area of expertise or does he choose a wide variety of companies?
timetogo1 wrote: » It's available on podcast too. If you take him with a pinch of salt and do your own homework he's talked about a few companies that have made me money.
One More Toy wrote: » Does anyone else watch mad money with Jim cramer on cnbc? It's on at 11pm, scheduled fine on my iptv set up but on my sky go app (a friend's login) they show a talk show
Bob Harris wrote: » Hi, I'm Jim Cramer. Welcome to MAD MONEY. Welcome to Cramerica. Other people want to make friends, I just want to try to make you money. My job's not just to entertain but to educate you.
One More Toy wrote: » I read up on it and you're dead right, it will be integrated into degiro directly, no need for another app it seems. Interesting is that the account will have negative interest rates, compensated by degiro up to €2500
AlmightyCushion wrote: » I'm assuming it will be pretty much invisible to the end user. Your DeGiro account will just show you have €X,XXX in your balance. You buy shares the money comes from that balance. You sell shares the money shows up in that balance. No separate app or anything. Same way it works now except without your balance dropping all the time. This is just an assumption so I could be wrong.
One More Toy wrote: » Will it require a separate app? And going through the know your customer requirements again?
Bob Harris wrote: » You have to complete an online form, tbh not sure the extent of the KYC required as it's done through DeGiro the ID you have with them may be enough. Any lodgements or withdrawals are then to this a/c. https://www.degiro.ie/cash-account/
Bob Harris wrote: » All it means is that instead if your Degiro cash funds being deposited in an overnight money market fund it's now in a bank account. The advantage is that it's now covered to 100k under the bank guarantee whereas before only to 3.5k
One More Toy wrote: » I already have enough bank accounts on the go and could do without having to track another one Maybe I'm just lazy but I haven't read up fully about the change. Do you have to transfer to this new bank account and then transfer to degiro or what?
Bob24 wrote: » Why so?
One More Toy wrote: » I'll stick with degiro so, even though I oppose the new rollout of the German Bank account
Cute Hoor wrote: » Minimum amount is gone, wasn't really being enforced anyway it seems. Just be aware of the inactivity fee if your account value is less than $100k. Accounts with less than $100,000 in net liquidation value are subject to certain monthly activity fees. While the first three months are free, after that time period, investors must generate a minimum of $10 in monthly commissions, or they'll be forced to pay the difference as an activity fee. For instance, an investor with a balance of less than $100,000 who places only a few trades in a month that generate only $3 in commissions will be assessed a $7 activity fee.
One More Toy wrote: » Interesting, there was when I was first looking for a broker almost 10 years ago
Underground wrote: » Nope, no minimum.
One More Toy wrote: » A little but I think long term the betting market in the US will open up
One More Toy wrote: » Is there a 10k dollar minimum to open an account?
Underground wrote: » Switched to Interactive Brokers from Degiro about a month ago, would recommend. Good platform but would stick to the app and online portal and forget about the trader workstation. Opened a Tastyworks account too but it took them forever to open it (c. 4 weeks) so will be closing it soon. Seems a neat platform though.
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