Equity research analyst Devin Ryan joined Yahoo Finance yesterday to discuss Robinhood's first quarter earnings and what he’s expecting from the firm and sector moving forward. Watch the interview here: #EquityResearch
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Valuation vs pricing of an asset? To put it simply, the value of an asset is what you GET and the price is what you PAY! 🌟 When you buy a #stock, you buy a share of the business. When you buy an index fund that tracks S&P 500, you buy pieces of various top business of America. What you GET is determined by the FUTURE earnings potential of that company. However, what you PAY is the current price displayed on your Robinhood screen. :) 🌟 It is important to understand different valuation methods to come to an approximation of the value of an asset. Note again - what you actually see on your Robinhood screen is pricing (not valuation as valuation is an abstract notion). As an investor, your job is to determine whether the price is below the value or above the value of that asset in your opinion. 🌟 Notice that the value of an asset like stock is only clear in the future but the price is to be paid today. That is what makes investing an art. We don't know the future but we can try to guess it. 🌟 Let us assume a company is set to make $100 in year 1, $120 in year 2 and then constant at $140 in year 3 onwards till year 5. You will gladly PAY $200 to buy the company TODAY as you can make much more than that in the future. However, you will be hesitant to pay $1000 for that company as it will be hard to make money on that. So your estimate of fair value of that company is between $200 and $1000. Such a wide range huh? We will slowly try to narrow down this gap as we understand valuation better. 😁 When understanding pricing vs valuation, one of the ratios I first take a look is at Price to Earnings ratio (P/E). In the next investing post, I will try to dive into P/E, and why we care about it when looking at a company. Happy Sunday! #investing #stocks #index #valuation #pricing
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Wall Street has one mission: selling you stock. But how often do they have YOUR best interests at heart? Let's dissect Goldman's recent moves: 1. They officially announce "No recession" despite the glaring economic signs: ▪️ Skyrocketing rates. ▪️ A middle class with no savings, buried in credit card debt at record highs. ▪️ Record-high delinquencies. ▪️ Bankruptcy filings massively accelerating. ▪️ Inflation accelerating. ... and the list goes on and on. 2. Coincidentally, this 'no recession' verdict comes weeks before they want everyone to dogpile into their Arm IPO. Convenient, right? 3. With their investment banking at its weakest in a decade and their head of banking recently fired, they're hungry for one thing: M&A transactions. Their strategy? Convince the market and M&A prospects of no impending recession, nudging cash-rich public companies to make ill-timed acquisitions to prop their stock price up. This manipulation isn't new. It's an age-old Wall Street game, where they wield their mammoth influence over investor and CEO decisions. They're not on your team; they're batting for shareholder profits. The sad truth is that it will probably work for a little while but eventually the chickens will come home to roost. I rip Goldman pretty hard here but the truth is this has been happening at every old wall bank for years. I still respect Goldman Sachs, they've earned it over the years. But I've learned to take the old wall's words with a pinch of skepticism. Their recent analysis? Just more fuel for my belief that we're edging towards a significant market pullback.
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MAD #MONEY (Why I don't trust stock pickers) I have made millions betting against stock pickers on CNBC. Here are three things to consider when listening to stock pickers. 1) Last night, I took an L, but I admit that...Why don't these analysts ever post when they have a LOSS? ALPHA should be transparent IF you're advising on a SECURITY!!! #SEC, LOL! So OBVI… OMG like Alicia in Clueless voice, LOL! I want to know their track record over the last five years and the names of the stocks they did well on. I would also like to know the monetary gain they generated...Or, to my point, they LOST...LOL...I am so smart. 2) BALANCE SHEET - If they don't invest their own money and are a research firm that writes those three-page cliff notes on how to look at a stock...I don't listen. SKIN in the GAME is ultra important for me...That shows conviction. If you're just some analyst with no capital at work or less than $50MM in capital deployed...Why should I listen to YOU? 99% of the time, I listen to the investor's advice over my corporate buddies' advice...WHY? One lives on ALPHA, and one lives on SALARY. Salary is more comfortable and will take less risk. Hence, less ALPHA, LOL. 3) Management #TEAMS - Research Analysts don't have any operational experience. Worse, they make weird friends with CEOs they like, which creates BIAS and blows guidance out of proportion... Research the person's background before investing your bread, or you might be TOAST, LOL. Succession HOPES this HELPS YOU. Follow: Ahmad Popalyar #investing #privateequity #economy
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Yahoo Finance’s recent feature story by Josh Schafer, titled "Trading stocks all day and all night might be an 'inevitability' for investors" features many of our broker customers such as Interactive Brokers Brokers and Robinhood whom Blue Ocean Technologies powers in the overnight trading session to make 24 hour trading possible in equities. As Steve Sosnick Interactive Brokers chief strategist highlights in the piece. "People all around the world are interested in the most active and highly tradable US instruments, and so it makes sense to offer them to a willing customer base." As Steve Quirk Robinhood’s Chief Brokerage Officer told Yahoo Finance, "In five years, I'm thoroughly convinced this will be the norm, and we'll look back and say, 'I can't believe we ever weren't able to trade around the clock,'" We agree Steve & Steve! Blue Ocean is delighted to be recognized as innovators in the global and after hours trading marketplace as the first alternative trading system (ATS) to make this market trading development feasible and look forward to seeing the market for nontraditional trading hours of US stocks to continue to grow in our global economy so investors oversees can also continue to trade equities at more convenient hours. https://lnkd.in/dJVPDuRR #globaltrading #overnighttrading #stocks #marketstructure #innovation
Trading stocks all day and all night might be an 'inevitability' for investors
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stock talk pt1. I'd like to start posting more on here.. not sure what to talk about so I'll talk about stocks :) stock news, stock analysis, personal opinions, market updates, etc. quick intro, i bought my first stock in 2017 on robinhood. it was a penny stock. I made $40 dollars. I began learning about stocks when a classmate told me about how her dad made millions by age 30 with stocks. I was in college at the time so didnt have much money to play with stocks. Once graduated with a job, I began my real journey in 2020. My career started with a huge loss as I had just begun investing before covid. I sold everything at the bottom and it hurt. Then I started day trading options. I began my career with loss after loss. At one point, I became a paid analyst for a option discord with over 5k paying members and i didnt do so hot. 4 years later, I've grown my portfolio substantially through investing into compounding machines like $aapl and $msft . I hope that I can help you skip the painful losses and jump to the quality and steady investing. Not gambling. Cheers #stocks #investing #trading #msft #aapl #options
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As meme stocks soared, Kevin X. (known as ‘Sir Jack’ across the web) shaped WallStreetBets and successfully turned $35k into more than $8M — a return he credits to the internet’s power to democratize learning new skills, like investing. That journey led him to build AfterHour — a new platform to unlock alpha for the internet generation with a social app that’s not only widely accessible, but also transparent and entertaining. “As we see it, Gen Z has redefined the landscape of personal investing. Kevin and the AfterHour team have built what we believe is the ultimate financial community platform, that places a premium on values like transparency, social connectivity, and fun, resonating deeply with these audiences. We look forward to continuing to support the team in reshaping how the internet generation navigates financial markets.” -GC’s Niko Bonatsos We’re proud to co-lead AfterHour’s $4.5M seed round and welcome Kevin and the entire team to the GC family. More from Fortune (full piece linked in comments) ↓
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📈Will the IPO market strengthen in 2024? The answer is: it depends. One thing I’ve learned from being in this business at Gateway Group for 15 years is that markets always turn. We’re seeing a lot of pent-up demand and promises of lower interest rates on the horizon, which should bode well for growth assets and new share issuances. But in the IPO market, you can’t control when the time is right. What you can control is having an experienced IR team in your corner to make sure you are ready. ➡Your best chance at a successful future starts with selecting the right team of investor relations professionals today. #investorrelations #IPO #investors #capitalmarkets
Here’s (Almost) Everything Wall Street Expects in 2024
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🌟 This Week's Top Investing News! 🌟 1. PayPal’s Stablecoin & Visa’s Dilemma 💳 2. Fed’s Decisions 🏦 3. Instacart’s IPO 🛒 👉 Read More: https://lnkd.in/g3F3uqZv #Investing #Finance #StockMarket #Fed #News
Capitalist Countdown: Wealthy VC’s Top 5 Investing News Stories of the Week
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Financial Guide for Successful Attorneys ◆ Experience the Difference Specialized Planning Can Make ◆ Founder and Owner of Balanced Capital
You can beat the stock market. But you almost certainly won’t. So it’s probably not worth your time to try. While we are at it, your financial advisor most likely won’t either. Less than 10 percent of money managers were able to beat the market over the last 20 years. So it’s probably not worth your money to hire one who claims they can. There are dozens of reasons to hire a financial advisor. Beating the market is not one of them.
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More FOMO and total hype of what is actually occurring in the markets. Today was another example of weakness in markets with weaker industry groups with biggest Daily%CHG. Lots of Banks, Transportation, and Finance. Inflation is reinflating and projected to be higher late 2023 & into 1st/2nd Qtrs of 2024. Good for the consumer? Hedgeye Risk Management, LLC Danielle DiMartino Booth Valuetainment Investments Group LLC Onondaga County @RyanMcMahon #syracuseny #jobsearching #layoffs2023 #federalreserve #interestrates #recession2023 #realestate #housingcrisis #rentingvsbuying #stocks Investor's Business Daily ITM Trading, Inc. Barron's
Tech Futures Rise On Meta Platforms; Solar Stock Shines
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