Stock splits do tend to offer an area of confusion, mostly to those who so not understand exactly what is going on. But it is true that we very seldom see the shares of loser companies splitting. But the time to buy is not when the crowd is rushing in. By that time it is "Too Late". Basing decisions on the emotion of the moment is seldom a good choice.
Interesting and educational. Considering that for many years the profits from illegal operations were enough to get people into the business, of course it should be a profitable sector, except for those instances of poor decisions. Some choices will always be unfortunate.
Clearly some parts of health care will be very lucrative for a while.
And now a comment about that testing on 30,000 humans. while 15,000 will receive a vaccine that has demonstrated the ability to prevent the virus infection, the other 15,000 will be lied to and given a fake vaccine providing no benefit whatsoever. I see that as a rather nasty act of cruelty. Of course there is the claim that it is needed to prove the benefits, and that it is just "good science," but I equate it to tha Nazi guards "just doing their duty" at the extermination camps. In this case it is lives intentionally being placed at severe risk, quite intentionally.
OK, I thought that I had seen a reference to mining in this post, but I do not see it now. But I still hold that the only value of any crypto-currency is what is agreed upon. Sort of like US currency used to be, back in the time of the gold standard. Now it seems to be based on the integrity of the banks and the Federal Reserve. Oh NO!! WE may be in a WHOLE lot of trouble!
I still prefer textual presentations of worthwhile ideas and information, because one can slow down and absorb much better that way. And some ideas may need to be seen a second time to understand their value best.
Humor and comedy are fine in the flowing video mode, where timing matters a lot more.
A CEO will probably NEVER do anything except spout sunshine. That is good for share prices no matter what, nor how big the lie is.
The ban on short selling is a good start, A rule that futures can not be leveraged or bought on credit would be a good second step.
And certainly it is possible, even likely, that some mistakes will cause a non-recoverable situation in the near future, if not already. Some fatal poisons are quite slow acting.
And the implications of the Trump/Biden betting are not perfectly clear, at least not to me. Like the famous quote, now referencing the election: "It's Not Over Till It's Over." Raring some huge upset, the results are a guess right now.
V.L. has called it ALMOST right: " As global tolerance for inflation rises, the odds that prices will rise grows, too. " That ONLY benefits banks and financial institutions. ALL folks who need to pay for services or things like food suffer from the reduced value of their cash or equivalents. And the worst is that NONE of us who are not banks or financial institutions have no say at all about inflation. The elected leaders either are unable or unwilling to even try to change that situation. Presently the only recourse appears to be investing with those who are causing the inflation, a recourse that is not affordable to many, if not most, folks. ( The balance of this comment will not be stated.)
We do see that some organizations are able to prosper, and that makes the averages a bit less depressing to those who do not look closely.
There is also good advice in the form of comments about how the wrong clue was taken and some shares went up when their fall was anticipated. Clearly that is an experience that others can be learning from.
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Time To Sell Apple Stock? Apple Stock Split Update
Stock splits do tend to offer an area of confusion, mostly to those who so not understand exactly what is going on. But it is true that we very seldom see the shares of loser companies splitting. But the time to buy is not when the crowd is rushing in. By that time it is "Too Late". Basing decisions on the emotion of the moment is seldom a good choice.
Cannabis Central: 92% Of Pot Stock Index Constituents Advanced Friday
Interesting and educational. Considering that for many years the profits from illegal operations were enough to get people into the business, of course it should be a profitable sector, except for those instances of poor decisions. Some choices will always be unfortunate.
Moderna ETFs To Gain On New Positive COVID-19 Vaccine Data
Clearly some parts of health care will be very lucrative for a while.
And now a comment about that testing on 30,000 humans. while 15,000 will receive a vaccine that has demonstrated the ability to prevent the virus infection, the other 15,000 will be lied to and given a fake vaccine providing no benefit whatsoever. I see that as a rather nasty act of cruelty. Of course there is the claim that it is needed to prove the benefits, and that it is just "good science," but I equate it to tha Nazi guards "just doing their duty" at the extermination camps. In this case it is lives intentionally being placed at severe risk, quite intentionally.
3 Potentially Explosive Cryptocurrencies For September
OK, I thought that I had seen a reference to mining in this post, but I do not see it now. But I still hold that the only value of any crypto-currency is what is agreed upon. Sort of like US currency used to be, back in the time of the gold standard. Now it seems to be based on the integrity of the banks and the Federal Reserve. Oh NO!! WE may be in a WHOLE lot of trouble!
3 Potentially Explosive Cryptocurrencies For September
The fact that crypto-currency can be mined on computers proves that it is only backed by an agreement on value. I see a problem with that.
Google, Netflix, Nvidia And Organovo Technical Analysis
I still prefer textual presentations of worthwhile ideas and information, because one can slow down and absorb much better that way. And some ideas may need to be seen a second time to understand their value best.
Humor and comedy are fine in the flowing video mode, where timing matters a lot more.
NZDUSD In A Bull Run
Interesting, I guess.
NZDJPY Eyeing 73.6/74.2 Zone
Evidently this blast of jargon relates to happenings that should be very exciting to those who are part of it.
That does not include me. And that is OK, certainly it is important to some folks.
Market Briefing For Friday, August 28
A CEO will probably NEVER do anything except spout sunshine. That is good for share prices no matter what, nor how big the lie is.
The ban on short selling is a good start, A rule that futures can not be leveraged or bought on credit would be a good second step.
And certainly it is possible, even likely, that some mistakes will cause a non-recoverable situation in the near future, if not already. Some fatal poisons are quite slow acting.
And the implications of the Trump/Biden betting are not perfectly clear, at least not to me. Like the famous quote, now referencing the election: "It's Not Over Till It's Over." Raring some huge upset, the results are a guess right now.
Friday Market Review - Friday, August 28
V.L. has called it ALMOST right: " As global tolerance for inflation rises, the odds that prices will rise grows, too. " That ONLY benefits banks and financial institutions. ALL folks who need to pay for services or things like food suffer from the reduced value of their cash or equivalents. And the worst is that NONE of us who are not banks or financial institutions have no say at all about inflation. The elected leaders either are unable or unwilling to even try to change that situation. Presently the only recourse appears to be investing with those who are causing the inflation, a recourse that is not affordable to many, if not most, folks. ( The balance of this comment will not be stated.)
We do see that some organizations are able to prosper, and that makes the averages a bit less depressing to those who do not look closely.
There is also good advice in the form of comments about how the wrong clue was taken and some shares went up when their fall was anticipated. Clearly that is an experience that others can be learning from.
So thanks for the education.