someone said they are made to order
and not delivered because of the recent lock down
earnings are on thursday so we will get an idea of how they are doing
Anyone investing heavily this year??
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someone said they are made to order
and not delivered because of the recent lock down
earnings are on thursday so we will get an idea of how they are doing
Anybody know when the March 2024 LEAPS come out?
Bout time i jump off the porch and get some XLK contracts
Bout time i jump off the porch and get some XLK contracts
Still concerned about a bull trap. With the war in the Ukraine still going on. Things can still go back downhill. But the past few days have been good
I mean everything outside of all out nuclear war has been priced in.
War in
Interest rate hike in
Supply shock in
People are feeling good
I still have cash on the side
I had been pricing in more of a drop
I didnt know what this company was.. so i thought i would share more info for the fam...
Apple has acquired an open banking and credit reference company called Credit Kudos. A terms of use page on Credit Kudos' website, which was updated on March 21st, notes that the company is a subsidiary of Apple and its policy link now redirects to Apple's website.
According to The Block, the acquisition closed earlier this week and valued Credit Kudos at $150 million.
Credit Kudos is essentially a credit check agency that claims to provide a more rounded picture of a person's financial health and creditworthiness than other approaches. Its API taps into the UK's open banking platform to analyze bank account data. It aims to help banking providers make faster and better decisions when people are seeking loans or other financial services.
The deal could pave the way for Apple Card to arrive on the other side of the Atlantic. Apple's credit card has been available in the US since August 2019. The API could help the company determine whether to approve a UK resident's application for an Apple Card. It may also be used to guide Apple's decision-making process when choosing whether to let customers pay for products over a number of installments
Apple buys UK-based open banking startup Credit Kudos
The deal could be a precursor to Apple Card's arrival in Europe.
Shares of semiconductors companies, including Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (NASDAQ:AMD) and Micron Technology, Inc. (NASDAQ:MU), are trading higher on Thursday as the industry gains amid chip manufacturing executives urging Congress to pass legislation that includes subsidies for the semiconductor industry. 
According to a Bloombergquint Report, the legislation includes $52 billion in incentives for their industry, calling it “essential” to maintaining competitiveness with China and other countries.
Both the Senate and House have passed versions of legislation approving $52 billion in chip subsidies in provisions known as the CHIPS Act but differ on other provisions aimed at boosting U.S. competitiveness with China, said in a U.S. News report.
According to a Bloombergquint Report, the legislation includes $52 billion in incentives for their industry, calling it “essential” to maintaining competitiveness with China and other countries.
Both the Senate and House have passed versions of legislation approving $52 billion in chip subsidies in provisions known as the CHIPS Act but differ on other provisions aimed at boosting U.S. competitiveness with China, said in a U.S. News report.
Shares of semiconductors companies, including Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (NASDAQ:AMD) and Micron Technology, Inc. (NASDAQ:MU), are trading higher on Thursday as the industry gains amid chip manufacturing executives urging Congress to pass legislation that includes subsidies for the semiconductor industry.
According to a Bloombergquint Report, the legislation includes $52 billion in incentives for their industry, calling it “essential” to maintaining competitiveness with China and other countries.
Both the Senate and House have passed versions of legislation approving $52 billion in chip subsidies in provisions known as the CHIPS Act but differ on other provisions aimed at boosting U.S. competitiveness with China, said in a U.S. News report.
I still don't see how this will help. From a foundry standpoint, $INTC needs more $ASML EUV machines. That's their bottleneck. $ASML can't produce more and most of those are spoken for ($TSM and Samsung mostly). I just don't know how $INTC will crank out meaningful volume on leading edge nodes and attract the likes of $NVDA, $AMD, $AAPL and whoever else. Now older nodes for cars and etc., cool.
This is a long-term solution to remove China's monopoly. In the short term, no amount of money will solve current issues. They still need to set up reliable raw materials sources too. I understand it, I just don't like subsidies.
This article speaks to that end a bit more:
Nvidia in Talks to Use Intel as a Foundry to Manufacture Chips
CEO Jensen Huang is open to Intel making Nvidia's chips
(EDIT: Upon further review, might not be exactly what ya'll were discussing, but might be interested in)
I slowed down listening to him. He was doing to much gloom and doom talking. I'll check out this one.
Anybody try buying the Russian Ruble now that it's at or under a penny?
This is for ppl who understand what they are doing but even then when you understand, this is a losing game chasing quick money. Investing in quality companies. All these YouTubers just looking for views and making a income off those views.
The University of Michigan's consumer sentiment index and pending home sales index will be released at 10:00 a.m. ET. Federal Reserve Bank of New York President John Williams is set to speak at 10:00 a.m. ET, while Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco President Mary Daly will speak at 11:00 a.m. ET. Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond President Thomas Barkin is set to speak at 11:30 a.m. ET, while Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller will speak at 12:00 p.m. ET.
Subjective.
I know people who go in trying to make big money, end up losing more than they make. Small wins add up over time.
If I could make 2k a week. I would be good.
To be completely honest, I am not the best learner when it comes to numbers.
But I need some help to change my situation. Post covid, I have been messed up financially.
I got good friends who look out for me because I looked out for them in the past but the job situation is hard.
I need more money. Is this trading thing real or is it a scam?
To be completely honest, I am not the best learner when it comes to numbers.
But I need some help to change my situation. Post covid, I have been messed up financially.
I got good friends who look out for me because I looked out for them in the past but the job situation is hard.
I need more money. Is this trading thing real or is it a scam?
It is real there are a few unicorns but most people lose a lot of money trading and day trading in particular. I am using the warren buffet model for the most part buy buying under valued stocks. the rest I invest in ETFs in energy and finance. I am in the green 7.3% this month
You can’t trade when you are desperate
That becomes gambling and you end up chasing
And fomoing
No shade, but man if you aren't astute with numbers I'd suggest you get into a different side hustle. Trading is all about numbers, and consistently gaining $2K/wk without having half a mill$ to start is pie in the sky.
Damn again so soon? I've only been up on the investment game more in-depth the past 2 years, but isn't the timing out of the ordinary?
..do they actually have enough earnings or FCF to pay a divvy??
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