$BioNTech SE(BNTX)$not vested but want to bring caution. The stock opened 10% higher with some gains on the pre-market, all before the fda approval, afterwards, post announcement the stock didn’t move up much.Insiders have already taken action, don’t fall for it. Buy it for the long term which the Pfizer vaccine is not a huge catalyst in grand scheme of things. Or I may be wrong. Do your own due diligence
Ford will always have a foothold in US and will have troubles setting up distribution in China. Ford does have a truck market which nio doesn’t have. And Ford will always have superior manufacturing to NioGood luck both trying to catch Tesla.
So long nio is not 100% integrated where it owns all its data, it’ll never have staying/competing power. Firstly, it’ll never catch TeslaSecondly, it cannot clearly establish its position as second place with Xpeng and future competitors will always try to take them down.
This period is very similar to 2007, while it isgood to put money towards investments now, be sure to maintain cash flow, do not forgo your daily expenses. Holding power matters now. When I say holding power, I don’t mean hodl but actual holding power.
Motley fool should short GME and show us. Don’t just talk rubbish to FUD, never mention that gme took out one hedge fund already,where is your journalistic integrity?
Keep an eye out for this guys, it’s the AWS playbook all over again. When big grocers want to start their own “just walk out”, guess where they’ll turn to
“While CEO of Washington Mutual in 2007, Killinger earned a total compensation of $14,364,883. In 2008, he took home $25.1 million in compensation. Killinger received a $15.3 million severance payment in September 2008 "as well as a $445,200 lump-sum payment for vacation benefits and a $300,669 'special payment’”he should return this money first before he can ever be let into any financial institutes...
In 2008, he was CEO of the biggest bank to ever fail. He's worried about another crisis
One common mindset with Amazon is that itis expensive, but let me assure you that price is often relative. In investing you should look after the percentage changes rather than the price.
*Reads article. [Smug] *Check author[Facepalm] Amd with its current lead comeback seems impossible but intel comeback is not impossible? So which is which?
And I want US to stop reducing or speculating on the fed interest rates and stop printing money. Don’t forget, she is the problem with Low interest rates. Now when other countries’ Lowcorporate tax is hurting us, she decides to start a consortium...
Who writes this stuff? The next Microsoft is Microsoft. The next Tesla is Tesla. Is there any company that are key disruptersto their industry and any industry they partake in? That’s your long term stock pick rightthere. Think Apple, Disney, Amazon. They always seem overpriced and are hardly first in what they are known for. However, when they do/launch/create something, it’s always a compelling product. Here’s some examples:Apple’s airpods creates a solution to a problem they created in the same keynote. Also, competitors laugh at them then shamelessly join them.Amazon used AWS for their books initially, replicated the service that made them the industry leader to the point second and third combined is still less than aws in market share, hosting p
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Their divorce doesn’t mean anything to us because they are not ordinary people to begin with. So does getting divorced affects your stock pick positively or negatively? Either way, not an east thing to say especially for such a public person like them both. Please don’t like my comment
Bill and Melinda Gates are getting divorced. Here are some stocks they owned