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Commerce Secretary Lutnick’s company Cantor issues recent upgrade for Tesla stock. Most other reputable analyst are downgrading the stock or lowering price targets. Since inauguration, the stock is down roughly 50% as Musks work on Doge, negligence of his responsibility as CEO and disintegrating sales are destroying the company’s reputation and future. Doesn’t seem to add up! Is this an example of waste fraud and abuse in government?

Doge can find the waste fraud and abuse but just has to look in the right place!

I didnt sell short- I made a great profit but just could not bear to root for the success of this company- and at the end of the day as a shareholder you gotta want your companies to succeed. Anyone else act similarly?

The Fed acknowledged economic uncertainty but did not signal a more aggressive stance on inflation. Additionally, GDP forecasts were revised downward, and the Fed decided to slow the pace of its balance sheet reduction by lowering the monthly cap on Treasury redemptions from $25 billion to $5 billion. Why is the market reacting positively to these changes?

"Should I Buy Stocks Now or Wait for a Further Dip? I Have $3,000 Available and Currently Hold Tesla and VOOG. If Now Is a Good Time to Invest, Which Stocks Would You Recommend? If I Should Wait, What Would Be the Best Stocks to Buy After the Dip for Maximum Returns?"

I want to put my money on China winning the quantum computing race (ahead of MS of Dwave). Most of the quantum research in china is coming out of state owned institutions or universities. Does anyone know what Chinese listed stocks also have exposure?

While it is said only 50% of Americans own stock, effects of these losses hit everyone with jobs, spending, and optimism.

Let’s do the math

Trump Stock Market Losses $5.5 T / 161 M = $34,100 per taxpayer

DOGE Savings claims to date $117 B / 161 M= $714 per taxpayer

MUSK Promised Doge Rebate $805 B / 161M = $5,000 per taxpayer

MUSK Promised Savings $2 T / 161 M = $12,000 per taxpayer

Best Case -$22,900 per taxpayer

So tired of winning!!!!

I’m really motivated to improve my skills in retail trading and have been considering diving deep into math—specifically calculus and statistics. My thought is that understanding concepts like derivatives, integrals, probability distributions, and statistical models could give me an edge.

But I’m also wondering if this would actually be a waste of time compared to just spending those same hours studying charts, analyzing price action, and learning from real market behavior.

For those of you with experience, do you find that a strong math background has actually helped you make better trading decisions? Or is trading success more about screen time, intuition, and learning how the market behaves in real-time?

Would it be smarter to just focus on mastering technical analysis and understanding market psychology rather than getting too deep into mathematical theory?

I’d love to hear your experiences or recommendations. Would learning this math pay off in trading, or is it overkill for retail traders?

Yeah I thought buying the dip was common sense. Yesterday it looked good why suddenly today it's making this ugly face. Looking at me like that.

The US Congress must immediately take back the power to tariff, which is in the constitution from Donald Trump and the executive branch. Trump’s tariff are being enacted by using an emergency criteria for which there is none. Trump’s capricious and arbitrary use of this power will make everything in America more expensive, will decrease our imports and will propel our country into a recession or worse.

Shareholder losses at all time highs Unemployment on its way higher Costs and inflation on their way higher

Now do you remember what it was like during the first Trump Administration?
Are we feeling great again?

Hello, i’m young and just starting out my adult life. My dad started trading very late in his career and saw great growth (i’ll be it low). He tried to teach me certain aspects but i was too young and now we’re more distant and im busy in school so i haven’t been able to spend that much time with him. (He also believes in crypto which is not trustworthy in my opinion) My grandparents on the other hand have invested (non independently) with thrivent for a majority of their adult life and live off of it. it’s their main income right now. Im not religious like they are so it’s not so much in my interest as i haven’t heard necessarily the best information about it. I’ve also been taught about bonds and benefits of bonds especially governmental bonds. I also know that my bank has bonds to invest in that have options. It’s local. I’d like to know ~ 1. Should i even invest with by my own in the first place. 2. Should i invest with a financial advisor. And who are good options to start with. 3. Should i invest in governmental bonds and information to help aid my discovery and education in bonds. 4. Are bank bonds smart to invest in. 5. Is there an option im missing that’s more viable 6. Where should i place my money. (PM if needed)

If you don’t mind chatting or sending information my way let me know. I sincerely appreciate an in depth answer, thank you.

Before I get started in investing I'd like to get some risk free practice in first. So I was wondering if there where any stock market simulators out there that keep up with the actual stock market that I would be able to use. Preferably it would also follow any other parameters that one would have to go through when typically online trading such as however long it takes a trade to register ect. the money would just be fake.

Acquired these from our grandfather who passed recently. No, I'm not asking TeLl Me HoW rIcH i Am NoW! Just trying to understand more about this. I believe, "Metropolitan Credit Corporation" is now the same as Metropolitan Business Bank (MCB). Please correct me if I'm wrong.

Some things I don't totally understand, the two statements up top, "preferred stock 100,000 shares part value $100", and the opposite side, "common stock 100,000 shares without nominal or part value"

Additionally, it states " PRENTICE A.BOND " what does that mean?

Lastly, it states in the upper right-hand "4 shares" Is that 4 total, or is that 4 related to those 100k numbers?

Thank you in advance for any information.

pls be nice I’m learning

I'm a food industry person and also someone who casually follows the stock market, so Starbucks' stock has been intriguing to me over the last years.

I've seen dozens of analyses on how to save Starbucks, and I never see anyone saying what seems to be obvious: Starbucks is declining in sales because people simply have better options for coffee taste/quality than they used to. For decades they were the best coffee option for most people because the alternative was waffle house or McDonald's, neither of which even served Arabica beans; but now, with every small town having a local roaster and decent local coffee shop(s), and every podunk gas station serving Arabica bean coffee, Starbucks is average or below average compared to most available options, and not below average in price.

The vast majority of analysts seem to say that the solution is marketing or pricing that same below average coffee in different ways, or offering different food options, or changing who can sit in the lobby or not...why is the coffee quality and flavor itself never up for discussion?

This same question goes for TGI Fridays, Applebee's, Buffalo WW, etc...why do analysts never criticize the quality of food/drink when it comes to food and beverage chains' declining sales?

I’ve been following Nvidia's latest developments, and let’s just say, it’s been a wild ride. On one hand, Nvidia continues to dominate the AI and data center space, with demand for its next-gen Blackwell chips reaching unprecedented levels. Strategic partnerships with tech giants like AWS, Microsoft, and Google have solidified its position as the undisputed leader in the industry.📈

But here’s where things get complicated.

Recent stock sell-offs, partly triggered by Marvell's earnings report, have cast a shadow over the entire AI semiconductor sector, and Nvidia is no exception. To add fuel to the fire, fraud allegations surrounding Nvidia chips in Singapore have raised serious questions about the company’s supply chain, adding to investor concerns📉

While some analysts remain incredibly bullish, with price targets as high as $200, others like seasoned fund manager Doug Kass are predicting a sharp correction, with prices potentially plummeting to the $50-$75 range, citing Nvidia’s high valuation and growing risks.

Are we about to witness Nvidia's stock continue its meteoric rise, or are we staring down the barrel of a massive correction? Could we see prices sink below $90? 🤔