If it’s at the highest, two things can happen. it will go higher in a bull run or corrected in a bear. No one can correctly predict and time the market. If you are comfortable with the prices of the shares and have the holding power, then you can buy and wait it out. Else, cash out your shares and wait for the correction which we will never know when. No one saw the market can crash last March in a black swan event.
What to expect if 'peak everything' already has happened and markets feel the force of gravity again
Good to know what stocks the fund managers are allocating or not allocating their funds at the moment. However, by the time this piece of news is out, retail investors will be left out in the cold
If you have invested in it and if you have conviction to the stock, the best time to sell the stock is like …. never. Unless you need the money for some unforeseen circumstances
I wouldn’t say that it’s a job mismatch. It’s more of managing expectations of the job’s role from the employee and the time to learn and picking upskill and knowledge from the employer. Given enough time, the employee, if willing to learn , will be able to perform what is expected
June jobs report, Consumer confidence: What to know this week
if you dollar cost average most reputable stocks, you are holding it for the long term, which meansthat you are in the market for a long while ( time frame of more than 5 years ) you will more likely than not, make profit in the long run. As the saying goes, time in the market is better than timing the market
Great to know that the banks passed their stress test. Having said that with Trillions of dollars being printed and circulating around the economy, it would be shocking if the banks do not pass thesestress test
S&P 500 climbs to another record led by bank shares, notches its best week since February
At what point ( of sales ? market capitalization ? ) does one company is considered as a legacy company stock ? If we look at the potential growth foe EVs, then either of the teo stocks are worth to keep for the long term
Will NIO Stock Follow Tesla's Footsteps? What To Consider Between These Two EV Stocks
Tesla has diversified from products to also service industry from their restaurant / charging location concept as well as other revenue sources. Thus, Tesla will be one of the few EVs standing in the long run
How about comparing Tesla to other growth stocks instead of Trillion dollar companies ? Microsoft is a mature company and unless Microsoft has other business plans to diversify to growing sectors like fintech, their growth is quite linear