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Concerns of the FuturePublished 8 days ago in Trader
Things I Wish I Learned in School: Credit Cards
Do you ever look back at your school days and wonder what was the point of learning a lot of the topics that were taught? All the things you learned that are not useful in everyday life? Things that are useless, or maybe useful for short periods of time. So where are people expected to learn the basics of everyday life? Things like how to do your taxes, how to invest, how to buy a home, and how to use a credit card. Things that are important to know, but not taught in school.
Tom SullivanPublished 12 days ago in TraderFrom the Bachelor to Wall St., here's why Revolve Group has a bright future ahead of itself
In mid-2019, Revolve Group went public on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE). Since then, the stock fell 75% from its IPO to March of 2020 at the peak of the COVID-19 pessimism and from there, its stock price surged nearly 752% from its all-time low.
Concerns of the FuturePublished about a month ago in Trader
My Next Life-Changing Stock Pick? I Think So..
What happens to batteries from phones, electric vehicles, power tools, etc. at the end of their life? Up until 2017, virtually nobody was recycling or recovering the precious metals found in end-of-life lithium ion batteries. Instead, companies paid huge dumping fees to convert these batteries to waste. In a world where the materials needed to create batteries are scarce and in high demand, this makes no sense. Fortunately, companies like Li-Cycle (NYSE:PDAC) identified this problem and got to work.
RexFinancePublished 2 months ago in Trader
How To Make Your Largest Asset Work for You
For most people, their mortgage payment is the largest recurring debt payment they make each month. But what if, instead of needing to earmark part of your take home pay for that, your house paid for the mortgage itself? Anything left over after the mortgage payment comes to you as a bonus.
Jennifer DunnePublished 4 months ago in Trader
Meet My $50,000 Penny Stock Investment | Interview w/ Creatd CEO Jeremy Frommer
Being a creator and public figure myself, I was able to see what Vocal already provides, and what it could become. My investment in Creatd, the owner of this platform Vocal, started with a $20,000 investment that you can see here. As time has gone on, this investment has grown to a total amount of ~$50,000 thanks to share price appreciation in addition to me buying additional shares of the company.
RexFinancePublished 5 months ago in Trader
How I Lost $2,000 Banking On Baby Yoda
Perpetual Stock Watching So we start from the beginning with a little bit of context. I am fresh out of University, newly graduated, navigating the world of career searches and financial burden. A few friends and I would be having our weekly stock market discussion, which by then had basically become scripted…
Rhys McIntyrePublished 5 months ago in Trader
10 High Growth Stocks Down 30%+ To Buy NOW!
After months of high flying growth stocks setting new all-time highs, we have finally seen valuations come down for many stocks, specifically ones in the Nasdaq. Like many predicted, funds and institutional investors alike have flooded back into the safe, defensive stocks in the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA), and out of tech stocks in the Nasdaq. Just yesterday, the DJIA was up 306.14 points (0.97%), while the Nasdaq was down 310.99 points (-2.41%). This sort of 'breather' was much needed for the Nasdaq, which has seen almost 100% return since the lows in March of 2020.
RexFinancePublished 6 months ago in TraderWhy I Own CRTD Stock
I heard a quote once from Nate Obrien, a personal finance videographer, that went like this: "If you invest in a company, you are saying the market price is wrong."
The Forgotten SPAC Stock
SPACs, or Special Purpose Acquisition Companies have been very popular among retail investors. After all, they've seemed like a foolproof way to make money. Although a bad example after they were discovered to be fraudulent, Nikola Motors (NKLA Stock) brought the frenzy to SPAC investing. They also caused a slew of investors to pile into electric vehicle (EV) stocks. Shift Technologies (SFT Stock) came before Nikola's time, so they missed out on the SPAC hype. I believe this has presented a great buying opportunity for the company.
RexFinancePublished 7 months ago in TraderHow Groupthink and FOMO Influenced GameStop
Imagine you are in a cattle chute with thousands of people. Everyone is pushing forward. Some look worried. Others are excited. You are not sure what you are doing. You can barely see, but it seems like the people in the far distance are disappearing into thin air. This starts to worry you, but you ignore your concerns. Wouldn’t they come back if something was wrong? Why would so many people be behind you if this wasn’t a good idea? As you move forward, you pass by doors that look more appealing, but instead, you continue pressing forward with everyone else. Everyone is saying "keep moving" and you don't want to miss out. You get to the end and…
catchafrisbiePublished 7 months ago in Trader
Is This Penny Stock Set To Rocket Higher?
In a market where about any stock has at least doubled your investment over the past year, it's easy to get euphoria. There are so-called "experts" popping up every day. Some are legit, while the majority will fade away after a market crash or correction.
RexFinancePublished 7 months ago in Trader
