Andrew Armstrong is a technology enthusiast, business owner, and digital growth strategist based in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Andrew Armstrong is a technology enthusiast, business owner, and digital growth strategist based in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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Macy鈥檚 Q1 Was Bad, But The Company Has The Cash To Survive The Current Pandemic
We can agree to disagree.
Macy鈥檚 Q1 Was Bad, But The Company Has The Cash To Survive The Current Pandemic
I'm bullish on $M. I had almost written them off years ago, when I started clearing out my portfolio of all retail stores. But while countless companies like Sears showed they couldn't change with the changing times, I've been impressed at how Macy's has still managed to hold its own when so many others have failed. If any company can weather the storm and come out the other side stronger, it's #Macys.
Russell 2000 Chart: 20% Drop When This Happens
Thanks Gareth, I'm keeping my fingers crossed! 馃
5 Charts That Tell The Coronavirus Corporate Earnings Story
Worthwhile read.
10 Clean Energy Stocks For 2020: Updates On GPP, HASI, CVA
Good picks here.
Hebron Technology Is Down 50%
Without his stupid investigations no one would have lost money, he says insiders would walk away with money but obviously they didn't, many small people lost money because of his report that's what happened. He shorted the stock and after that he manipulated it for a quick 50% in 2 days. That's disgusting!
The Stock Market鈥檚 Heartless Optimism
So now that a month has passed, do you still feel that way Carol?
Making Sense Of The Chaos
This is a good analysis of the current situation. And while I agree that many people have had "enough" of racial inequality, I too think the protests and riots are partially a direct result of being cooped up at home with nothing to do.
But you make a good point - once the riots run out of steam, there will be no excuse to keep people locked down at home. The economy can reopen safely as people will be far more socially distanced than they are at these protests.
Stocks Soar Despite Pharma Giant CEO Questioning Vaccine Timelines
In terms of a timeline, I think a vaccine would have to still be very far off. Most vaccines takes around 20 years to develop. The fastest ever developed vaccine still took 4 years. When Trump says we'll have a vaccine in 12 months, it's nothing more than wishful thinking.
Equinox Gold Warrants - Another Play In A Rising Gold Environment
Screaming buy today those warrants.