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Nadia Vanderhall
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For those who hold companies like $V $MA and $WMT — are you watching what’s going on with the Credit Card Competition Act? Pretty much it’s break up the Visa-MA duopoly,which was just introduced to the House. If it does pass — See more
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Stock Futures were a hot topic is AM on Twitter based upon China economy performance. As you know (well I say this over on $TWTR ) that I watch internationally just as close as I do the the markets here. Stock Futures kind of are like the movie previews for investors to know what to expect. They usually are seen around early evening hours in the states. When ‘futures’ are down, you could potentiaSee more
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While I will talk things #GDP and #recession later, I do want to touch on the earnings we’ve seen with platforms that thrive or have a heavy revenue line tied to ads. The latest have been $SNAP and $META . While they both have other hiccups, one of the things hammering away at their financials is how much they are bringing in from other brands purchasing ad space on the platform. I’ve spoken about hSee more
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With Google Q2 Earnings coming up today — There’s a couple of companies that have multiple tickers or share class. Google is one of them. Alphabet is the parent company. $GOOGL - Class A or Common shares. Meaning — voting rights See more
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Health is wealth. Well over the last couple of months it appears to be for companies. It’s been a couple of health-base start ups popping up along with acquisitions happening especially with publicly traded companies. Specifically when it comes to #AR #VR — tele-health, etc. A good bit of people are talking about See more
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The #ETF market has been runneth over the last 18-24 months. A couple sectors that we see them popping up #crypto , digital payments, space, energy, single stock, metaverse. But I saw this chart earlier and it was interesting. 91% of 660 ETF launched since 2021 haven’t performed well. One major reason is this economy and market volatility, without a doubt. But a lot of investors look for #etf s thatSee more
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The #ETF landscape has been shifting and moving since the start of the pandemic. We’ve seen it with Cryptocurrency/Blockchain ETFs and a new type is rolling out in the middle of Bank earnings… talk about wild times. Back in April I shared insight that I’ve been seeing about a “Single-Stock ETF” that could be coming. At that time, it was roughly 21 with a prospectuses (rundown of the historical peSee more
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So $TGT was the topic of discussion when it came to performance of their not only their #earnings , but also the pivot of inventory unloading. Retail is going through it due to the shifting from what happened during the pandemic. When news hit of them increasing their dividend by 20%. Sorta gave a confused feel to investors and consumers. In retrospect, this was done to give both confidence in thSee more
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So @ the beginning of the year we saw a couple of headlines of companies such as $JNJ splitting some of its LOBs into stand alone companies. I said here (https://bit.ly/3NbEcNk) that this will more than likely become a trend that we could see throughout this year as companies either give fresh wind into their biz model or de-risk because of an uncertain economy. Well this AM $K announced that willSee more
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Whoa. The S&P 500 $SPY has officially wiped out all of 2021's gains. As easy as it is to say “don’t be afraid”.. it isn’t while looking at the markets. Another thing I want you to do is look at the holdings separately vs looking at the overall Account Value during times like these. Until you build up your tolerance or appetite to handle the tides of volatile markets — this will help you builSee more
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Soooo, I know we are talking about the stock and crypto market being a 🩸 bath. But did you see where $REV is preparing it file Chapter 11 Bankruptcy? The company has more than $3 billion of long-term debt, and has narrowly averted multiple defaults by cutting debt deals with creditors. While the decision is a long way away.. here’s what happens when a stock turns into bankruptcy stock: https://See more
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I know a couple of you are saying close the stock market! Yeah, stocks are down. The stock futures were showing the pending sentiments of the CPI report that we got a couple hours ago. As my thoughts confirmed, inflation is @8.6%. The former 40 year high, got knocked by a new one. Here’s how much the cost of things went up: -Groceries +11.9% y/y -->Biggest inc. since 1979 -Chicken +17.4% ->LarSee more
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Dear Public Fam, I could not let another day go by without thanking you all for this great growing community. I am both humbled and honored to be here. Thank you so much for your follows. I love connecting with each and everyone of you. I plan on sharing a lot about life and investing and hope my story can be someone else’s survival guide. Thank you to the #publiccommunity for bringing me backSee more
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Got a couple emails about some of my holdings up for voting today from my brokerages (Public included)… one of them being $AAPL ! So, the proxy email goes out and it has: The control number, account number + meeting date. Cool story. But here’s what I want to call out for you all — Upon clicking the link inn the email you get documents to review before you vote. This varies from company to companSee more
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I sit on the Monthly mARKet Update Webinars by a fund that some of you may know. Well, the one from December was particularly interesting with Cathie Woods going into the algorithm of the markets and how inflation and other elements impact how it flows. I shared this in my IG Stories, but going to start sharing some of those moments for my #Public Family as well! Will to post separately a diagramSee more
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