Shedite27 wrote: » When I sell I just remove the shares from the "Holdings" tab
Green&Red wrote: » Gevo past $7 now
DutchYurt wrote: » Jesus - Gamestop up 50% I know there are a few here holding, congrats.
DutchYurt wrote: » Now 60% - madness!
TimeToShine wrote: » What in the name of God is going on at Gamestop
roosterman71 wrote: » That's cool if you sell the full holding. But if ya bought 1000, and sold 500 I don't see how to manage that.
kitkat275 wrote: » Hi all, I'm new to this so please excuse my ignorance, I recently started dipping my toes into cryptocurrency (coinbase pro), and I now want to get into investment. I have set up a degiro account. I've followed this thread and am researching shares on the internet. I have a list of companies that I have seen recommended here and some I personally feel will prosper. I have E250 per month that I can invest, just wondering if you guys can give a noob some tips on where to start, what should I be looking out for on degiro etc :-)
AmberGold wrote: » If you have €250 pm to "invest" you wont go far wrong reading the Reddit sticky below:https://www.reddit.com/r/investing/wiki/faq
pitrn wrote: » What to do with Mara.its down another 14 %.I want to cry
6541 wrote: » I see commercial property is tipped by Blackstone this year. How would one invest in commercial property shares ?
Timing belt wrote: » US CPI is out tomorrow at 8:30 a.m. ET. The market has already priced in 2% inflation... If CPI comes in higher than this then shares likely to rise and bond prices fall.... if it comes in lower bonds prices will rise and share prices drop. If you are expect inflation to be higher than 2% it might be worth a overnight punt on shorting bonds by buying some TBF. If you are expecting lower inflation it might be worth a overnight punt on TLT ETF.
I think their is a divided opinion on inflation based on the movements on the US10Y today.... Started the day at with a yield of 1.14 before moving up to 1.19 and now back at 1.14... If the CPI gives a strong signal either way we could see a some real movement in the NADAQ tomorrow.
Rent inflation accounted for approximately 40% of the core CPI, he said. "Overall, core inflation remains very subdued, trending at 1.6% in recent months, or 1.2% ex-rents. Base effects guarantee a clear uplift to 2.5%-plus in Q2, but the key question of what happens when the economy reopens fully remains unanswerable at this point," he explained "We just don’t know yet if the surge in demand we expect post-pandemic will drive margin expansion across much broader swathes of the CPI. But the 25% y/y rate of growth of the M2 money supply - by far the fastest pace since 1960, when consistent data start - is making us nervous."
Stormington wrote: » Spacs. Chamath.
dontparkhere wrote: » I bought some HMSO based on a tip from here. Retail commercial property with a lot of big sites like Dundrum and the Bull Ring in Birmingham. Large Shopping centres will always have a certain attraction. Current market cap of 900m and a 2019 net asset value of of 4.8bn.