@MaudNelly:$Plug Power(PLUG)$ down almost another 5%, after having fallen by 40% on Friday.for those who haven't recognized + still have hope:The company said that it could go bust.when a company is forced to say so, the situation is rather dire than hopeful.leason: do not invest based on hope + stories, if they are not supported by the numbers
@Ultrahisham:The future of the new world economy When you talk about technology and how it is going to drive the future with some even throwing around 'the next industrial revolution' in the mix, it is hard to ignore the impact technology will have in the future. Our current world is already so dependent on technology, hooked as a matter of fact. Just look around the daily commute. Everyone is utilising some form of technology and daily activities revolve around technology. Transport, housing, public spaces you name it. And at the heart of it all are those small little things called semiconductors which are the heartbeat and brains of technology. Semiconductors have gone beyond the 'maybe we need it' category to the 'we must have it' category. Thats the only way technology can advance. I have talk
@ZEROHERO:$Invesco QQQ Trust(QQQ)$ 11.5% gain from open before the huge reversal. It went ballistic without bank sector on quadruple witching Friday at the beginning but eventually got hit with First Republic Bank's update. โ ๏ธ Setting up for a retest before FOMC's announcement of the new interest rates hike next week. The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite Index closed barely in positive territory, while the Dow Industrials and the S&P finished moderately lower. Technology, communication services, financial and consumer discretionary stocks were among the best performers of the session. Strong domestic economic data on the housing and job markets also unnerved traders, who are bracing for a 25 basis point hike when