Nemeses2050 wrote: » I could be wrong but Fastly already had a sell-off on the expected lower revenue so any positives might push the SP higher. I'm holding mine with a Stop loss under 73.
Jim2007 wrote: » When you show no inclination to do the hard work and deliver up well throughout recommendations... would anyone be motivated to share their hard work with you? Just expressing opinions of the back of talking heads does means you don't bring anything to the table in return.
DutchYurt wrote: » Appreciate the input! I'm starting to think Fastly is going to keep falling now. Might follow same path as SAP after earnings.
Liamo_mu wrote: » My entire portfolio is down big time today. Seems the entire market has had a bad day
PHG wrote: » Currently Own:Stock Strategy (UK Stocks)Clipper Logistics Spirent Communications Keyword Studios Plus 500 Watchlist Volex Plc but it is on a Yellow card atmSpeculative Strategy Long S&P Long BoI Long Bitcoin Anyone else trade UK Shares? Not looking to compare strategies, just curious My speculative strategy is with Degiro but the the stock strategy is all done via Spreadbetting.
Nemeses2050 wrote: » would say good results are already priced in my opinion check the increase in SP since mid-sep, if anything if earnings are not as expected you can see a sell-off... Probably we'll see a weakness today in IT stocks due to SAP earnings.
DutchYurt wrote: » I'm tempted to go in on Chegg today with their earnings out later this evening. Theyve shown excellent growth and seem to be a top choice for online learning (which certainly isn't going any where soon). Anyones thoughts on how the market will react to the elections next week. There was a discussion on Dem Vs Republican but I can't find it.
Treppen wrote: » Seems to be shavings from the bid and ask price. Then again it's up to you to set your limits and pay for real-time info. Sorry I'm off topic, so I'll just keep tipping Magnis Resources ( ASX:MNS ) for a long term play (2 years). They're going from mining all the way to manufacture/supply of rechargable batteries + building more gigafactories . Musk himself says he won't have enough supply from his own gigafactories. Plus they have new technology with fast charge (85% charge from empty in 6 mins). The aim for Musk is to have private houses buying their own battery pack from him and then using solar to go off grid (obviously in Australia first) , so I'm hoping Magnis will be planning the same with their plant in Townsville. I've been tipped these first on here at 47c and gotton burned but averaged down again when they were about 10c. They seem to be ebbing back down again from new level hovering at 20c so I might wait till 15c or so. Not putting in major money, just selling off my trash green cannabubble stocks and seeing if I can make a silk purse from a sows ear. It's a little entertaining to watch the ASX when everyone else is in bed over in the Western hemisphere too. Anyone know who tipped them first ? It was about 2017.
outonawing wrote: » If I place a limit order(as I usually do) and get filled, am I at a disadvantage compared to placing the order with another broker?
Jim2007 wrote: » Actually what happens is that your trade instructions go to the intermediary who offers the broker the best commission... which may or may not result in you getting the best price as you'd normally assume you'd get.
Treppen wrote: » Seems to be shavings from the bid and ask price. Then again it's up to you to set your limits and pay for real-time info.
RIGOLO wrote: » genuine question... do you have any actual stock tips for anyone ? Perhaps you do but Ive not seen any . This thread is call Share Picks 2020.
Jim2007 wrote: » I have no experience of either, I'm simply pointing out that anyone who things that brokerages give away their services, do not how understand how they are paying for them.
Shedite27 wrote: » We had this whole Intel debate exactly 3 months ago, July 23rd, when Intel annoucned the delay in producing modern chips and dropped 17% in a day from $60 to $50. The main argument people on here were using for buying was "Intel are a famous company, it just dropped 17%, it will go back up 17%". It hasn't, it's now at $48. The new kid on the block that day in chips is Nvidia. On that same day that you could have got Intel for $50, Nvidia was $400, up 70% YTD at that point. Nvidia is $540 today. So the "its cheap" arguent on Intel netted you -4% since July 23rd, the "it's too expensive" Nvidia is up 35% since then. The same decision is in front of you today, with exactly the same companies. Intel looks cheap, Nvidia looks expensive. Don't make the same mistake again. One company is going nowhere, the other made big acquisitions recently to modernise.
Treppen wrote: » How do these 'commission free' apps work? Is it just like gambling on a stock but not actually owning it.
LawBoy2018 wrote: » There seem to be a few too many bad reviews on https://ie.trustpilot.com/review/trading212.com?page=2&stars=1 for my liking! What do you guys think? Have you experienced any similar issues? I would probably rather pay the fees with Davy if it meant that my investment was more secure.
