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Bank earnings will lead the way but definitely will be quite uneventful and stagnant unlikely too have blowout earnings compared to Q1 due to holiday revenuesUSA Stock Discussion v8, Brexit: What happens now?
USA Stock Discussion v8, Brexit: What happens now?
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Jul 12 2023, 04:55 PM
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Jul 13 2023, 03:31 AM
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QUOTE(ozak @ Jul 12 2023, 08:16 PM) S&P500 bullish when Q1 earning decline -2%. That is due to the expecting decline -6.6%. S&P is not bullish during Q1 because earning decline 🤦♀️ but it is combination of hyped up AI frenzy and talks of pausing of interest rate and expected rate cuts later in the year with soft landing Q2 earning might decline too. But better than expecting. Tonight CPI 8.30am. Q2 will decline because of inflation is still high back then but Q3 might be turnaround quarter if headline with 2 handle come summer during August release of CPI then |
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Jul 31 2023, 08:10 PM
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QUOTE(ozak @ Jul 29 2023, 11:26 PM) Not sure how you play. Not likely this year 🤦♀️ possible major correction come next year Feb Correction might on the way in this few month. But that doesn’t mean need to sell away. Buy more if the price cheap enough from the correction. After correction, the stock will fly to a new high. It will be just slight bumpy this year but the market unlikely to test this year low during April Trimming to lock in gains is rather prudent at this time now until August |
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Aug 3 2023, 03:58 AM
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Aug 3 2023, 02:59 PM
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QUOTE(Davidtcf @ Aug 3 2023, 11:15 AM) I invest long term, once go in that's it leave it there till I need the money or old later. Fitch downgrade 🤦♀️ not out nowhere as they are already in downgrade Watchlist since a few months back and Fitch did it because of political reasons because of infighting in Congress so it is not expected because a lot of Biden bills been rejected and dragged into the courts Even paper loss also just leave it. Unless if the stock in question really need to sell due to the company being in deep shit. So far my Amazon, Apple, Tesla stocks showing good results due to this. After 1 year+ can see they go up so much. Then continue DCA once every few mths. Gave up on timing the market.. like yesterday news suddenly out of nowhere Fitch downgrades US' credit rating causing market to fall. Out of nowhere pops up. Only news we can time somewhat is Fed's decision to raise interest rates (impact already over somewhere last year), or if company have many bad news and in decline (time to cut loss). Or if something really bad happens to US and time to sell our stocks. The only thing you can time is earnings report and not even Fed decision you can time because they can raise or cut at their discretion especially during emergency like Covid |
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Aug 3 2023, 03:56 PM
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QUOTE(Davidtcf @ Aug 3 2023, 03:50 PM) I mean if long period of 0 interest rate like last time Covid, suddenly Fed say want to tighten interest rate, suddenly everything fall left right center.. so sure this is not a good time to buy any stocks (at least for the next 6 mths). This is the lesson I learnt. Then you have to look valuation, FCF and EPS with revenue and expenses0 interest rate time for few years = result in many overpriced stocks due to investors factoring in lower cost of bank debt. once Fed announce interest rate hike for xx mths = market prices will calculate this in to reflect stock's actual price in the future. Stock prices will then drop step by step to its lowest actual. if just started buying some stocks before that announcement, good to sell them and wait till prices stabilize. Else risk seeing lots of red in your portfolio after several months down the road. Some could take a longer time to recover to previous prices. The key is when you buy buy quality then you don’t have to worry about macro factors and just concentrate on company earnings Earning reports is double edge sword and you can only play if you have stomach the volatility and take oppurtunities just like yesterday when I bought Starbucks and Clorox and yet still make money even though my expectation for the earnings to be low but they will surprisingly good and it take a day for market to digest and stomach the results |
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Aug 3 2023, 05:25 PM
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QUOTE(Davidtcf @ Aug 3 2023, 04:35 PM) yeah of course check all these also, EPS, valuation (PE Ratios, PEG etc) before buying. As long as you buy and hold don’t worry so much about red in fact just buy when it is low and hold for the long term and only trim to take some risks off for profit now talking about timing mar.. so this is my way to time in case if such a thing occurs again. anyhow buying any stocks during low interest rates at US is dangerous, especially when stocks reach its peak price and inflation starts to booming.. anytime Fed can ring a bell everything fall to reality prices once again. I experience this at my own porfolio - so ngam I started investing US stocks end of 2021, a month before that Fed celaka announcement. I didn't sell fast enough, and hold many of them till now. Some really still deep red until now. So just sharing my bad experience. In fact my Sofi and Tesla wouldn’t have boom so much if I started selling on bad news 🤦♀️ and didn’t buy more at the lowest 52 week range My Sofi double dip for the year and bought and just sold off for tidy profit for this year close to 300% and even beat my Meta as I was buying on the pains Davidtcf liked this post
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Aug 4 2023, 12:44 PM
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Aug 4 2023, 03:16 PM
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QUOTE(Davidtcf @ Aug 4 2023, 01:24 PM) ya I wondering this also.. how to recession if job data so strong? Fed also not going all out to raise interest rates high.. but rather a few bips each time. Unlikely the war will end soon 🤦♀️ they can’t even have talks ceasefire and the only way the war ends soon if Ukraine able to capture Putin or he dies in office will see how it goes, if really recession means good also, good time to buy more stocks while they drop. Then likely Fed will announce some easing to boost economy. Then the biggest pandora box in the room is ongoing Russia-Ukraine war.. dunno what will happen in the future with this. Really hope war fast2 end stock market sure boom if this happens. Unlikely this year will be recession because unemployment is still under 4% and will stay the range below 4.5% until the election is over The only way is to have quick recession is that NBER has to announce it by Sept but unlikely as they will drag till Dec 2024 QUOTE(TOS @ Aug 4 2023, 02:05 PM) US Treasury plans to raise the quarterly bond issuance size. Seems like Buffett is gonna queue and buy 6 months Bill again on Mondayhttps://finance.mingpao.com/fin/instantf/20...%9e%8d%e8%b3%87 Under the new plan, US Treasury intends to: 1. issue 67 billion USD worth of 3 month T-bill (up 2 billion from last auction) 2. issue 60 billion USD worth of 6 month T-bill (up 2 billion from last auction) 3. issue 40 billion USD worth of 1 year T-bill (up 2 billion from last auction) As of end of July, Treasury has issued 799 billion USD worth of Treasury bonds, 2/3 are taken up by money market mutual funds. TBAC (The Treasury Borrowing Advisory Committee) "is comfortable running T-bills in the range of their longer-term historical share of 22.4% for some time before returning to the recommended 15-20% range, in order to maintain a regular and predictable approach to increasing coupon issuance." Source: Report to the Secretary of the Treasury from the Treasury Borrowing Advisory Committee dated 2nd August 23 |
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Aug 9 2023, 05:16 AM
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Aug 24 2023, 06:00 AM
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QUOTE(adam1190 @ Aug 21 2023, 02:59 PM) Unlikely AUD will hike rates because the housing market will falter and affect their domestic economy while JPY will be normalise rate hike once YCC is abolished as the JPY is weaken now and BOJ will have start to counter their deflating economy QUOTE(premier239 @ Aug 22 2023, 02:40 PM) just curious No point buying 🤦♀️ because your trade fees will cost you less than earning less than 3.3% while instead putting in MMF will net you better yield at 4%do u guys buy some short-term bond etf using the idle money thats sitting to be deployed to buy stocks if yes, which etf u all buy? the dividends from etf is also subjected to 30% tax right? the yield seems very attractive now, if 5.3% gross yield, minus 30% tax still got around 3.7% Otherwise just park in IBKR |
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Aug 25 2023, 05:31 AM
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QUOTE(james.6831 @ Aug 24 2023, 10:10 AM) Will likely once hit 650 and it is gonna be a while QUOTE(ozak @ Aug 24 2023, 10:34 AM) Tonight is exciting and green (hopefully). Wait for major pullback tomorrow 🤦♀️ as many will take profit nowNVDA After hr pop over 500+. 1 stock can push the market up. crazy. |
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Aug 26 2023, 01:42 AM
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QUOTE(Hansel @ Aug 25 2023, 05:04 PM) Great photo there, bro.... that's Powell when he was young,.... :thumbsup: :thumbsup: No effect this year 🤦♀️ compared to last year 8 mins which really move the markets Pre-Powell speech at Jackson Hole now,... the USD keeps strengthening vs all other currencies. I wondered what will happen when Powell starts speaking,... USD weakens badly ???? SGD is also approaching all time high again vs our 'mighty' MYR. USD gaining strongly vs the CAD. QUOTE(Hansel @ Aug 25 2023, 10:44 PM) He has just finished speaking,... saw on Bloomberg. He insisted Feds wants 2%, NOT 3%. So,.. Feds will keep at it. Wait till next month meeting as they are waiting the Sept data then we will whether is there anymore hike but I suspect there will be another one this year before cutting in middle next year And no,... I have not converted my USDs into CADs yet,................. Come Monday,.. USD will be stronger. QUOTE(danmooncake @ Aug 25 2023, 10:46 PM) Powell just said they're NOT done raising rates yet (aka still very hawkish), still want to target 2% inflation. Will be hard to reach 6% so long as unemployment is below 4% as unemployment should be stagnant now Their preferred inflation rate is actually "Core" not the Headlines. this is going to be tough because US labor market is still tight although some softening has appear but consumer spending still quite strong. I think we'll be in at this level for the next 12-18 months, probably 2~3 more 25bps hike.. we'll gonna see 6%-6.25% Fed fund rate for sure if that happens. Regarding currency... USD rises against CAD but the mighty Mexico "Pesos" is very strong! On Ringgit vs SGD (or rest of the world).. wtf is wrong with Ringgit... even new govt also no confidence? QUOTE(Hansel @ Aug 25 2023, 10:52 PM) The preferred rdg is the PCE. SGD is holding a lot of USD and Euros at the moment while BNM is intervening by buying CNY 🤦♀️ hence why it is lower particularly when PBOC fix their rates timingFeds can't determine the Neutral Rate. SGD is also approaching all-time high vs the Ringgit. I suspect the politicians themselves all have foreign currencies. |
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Aug 31 2023, 08:12 PM
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QUOTE(Davidtcf @ Aug 30 2023, 10:04 AM) US stocks kena goreng kao2.. won't fall for it again. And by the time you will buy 🤦♀️ you will miss the rally just like previously wait till red only buy. US Fed not done with raising rates and Ukraine war still ongoing. Fed and the war is not an issue anymore as the market already accepted it 🤦♀️ QUOTE(ozak @ Aug 30 2023, 10:09 AM) Seems slow this year 🤦♀️ but wait till after Sept meeting whether another shock and awe but I think Fed will drag until Nov for another showdown this year But this year another good year since heavy buying during March and April period |
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Sep 12 2023, 08:36 PM
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Sep 15 2023, 04:16 PM
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QUOTE(ozak @ Sep 14 2023, 10:06 PM) ARM start trade at 10.30. Yeah wait after lock up period and 2quarterly reports to see and then only can slowly dive inWhy want to buy an overprice IPO? It is for the main holder to dump their share. Wait at least 1/2yrs. When their staff finish sell all. Otherwise just buy SMH and wait for them to add ARM into it for better growth 🤦♀️ |
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Sep 17 2023, 04:49 PM
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QUOTE(icemanfx @ Sep 16 2023, 01:08 PM) https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=shared&v=bmr8YmwnZ3w No incentive and tax breaks 🤦♀️ unlike in US and Canada where are tax breaks are given up to county level plus the audience in Malaysia are not that cultured and sophisticated to enjoy such movie unless local big names and hyped up marketing which costs lots of millions"Dumb money" Local movie company should make similar movie on glove stocks. This post has been edited by xander2k8: Sep 17 2023, 04:51 PM |
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Sep 19 2023, 06:58 PM
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QUOTE(cybermaster98 @ Sep 19 2023, 10:09 AM) I think for most of us, keeping investment simple is the way to go. Opting for quick gains via option trading or buying in hype stocks almost always ends in disaster over the longer term. At this kind of weightage 🤦♀️ you would be better off buying the stocks directly rather than paying the expense ratio yearly for longer holdings For those who want to be big tech heavy (like me), i think besides buying individual names, the Vanguard Megacap Growth ETF (MGK) is best suited with a 5 year annualized return of 14%. Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, Nvidia, Tesla, Meta and Netflix make up a whopping 58% of the entire fund. 28% of the fund is held by Apple and Microsoft alone which should provide long term price stability. Fluctuations and price sell offs are to be expected but i guess this will be more reason to buy even more when it happens. https://etfdb.com/etf/MGK/#holdings Thoughts? I own all those stocks albeit with smaller volume but yet % growth is better off than the ETF itself |
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Sep 19 2023, 07:45 PM
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QUOTE(sp3d2 @ Sep 19 2023, 07:30 PM) Doesn’t matter whether is cheap when you just throwing money to Vanguard to earn 🤦♀️ and you just lost 7 dollars per 10k coupled with WHT being charged to insubstantial dividends being paid out With that at least 10 dollars more you be better off using IBKR buy it either fractionally or in whole units with lesser fees at around 0.35 cents per trade |
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QUOTE(sp3d2 @ Sep 19 2023, 07:49 PM) I understand your perspective. You are advanced type of investor that got times to look and study the market. I can tell you that I don’t spend an even a hour a week to study the markets 🤦♀️ which is nothing when most of ppl would have spend on something elsewhile rookies or busy people like me, I don't have time to add, reduce or trim the position, Just don't have time for that. So I give some donation to vanguard. It is not that difficult and hard to just spend even 10 mins in a year to just do simple rebalance if you know how to 🤦♀️ as I will only add and trim when hit my price target which are very high in between hence it doesn’t make a lot of time when it is outperforms MGK by twice in % at least |
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