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$Direxion Daily FTSE China Bear 3X Shares(YANG)$  I’m looking at YANG's upcoming reverse stock split through the lens of past splits and their impact on stock prices. Reverse splits are typically enacted when the share price has fallen below a certain threshold and the company wants to raise the price, either to avoid delisting or to improve investor perception. Here’s a table summarizing the prices for companies that have undergone reverse stock splits... For companies with reverse stock splits occurring recently (like Sonim Technologies), their post-split prices a month later are not yet available Based on similar cases, here’s what I anticipate: Before the split: Looking at stocks like Nikola and Sonim Technologie

Teaching children about investing is one of the best gifts you can give them. I believe it's crucial to start financial literacy at a young age, and investing is a key component of that. I’d begin with the basics (saving and budgeting) and gradually introduce the concept of investing. Understanding how money can grow over time through compound interest or wise investments can shape their future decisions and habits. I’d also make it interactive. Instead of lecturing, I’d involve them by using apps, games, or even opening a small investment account for them. Real-world experiences are the best teacher. I think it’s important to show the risks too, so they don’t expect quick or guaranteed results. By instilling these principles early on, I believe I’d be setting them up for financial indepen

Recently, I decided to take a closer look at $Ouster Inc.(OUST)$  (Ouster Inc.) and ended up purchasing shares. It’s a company that caught my attention because of its focus on LiDAR technology, which plays a crucial role in autonomous vehicles, smart infrastructure, and industrial applications. Given the growing reliance on automation and sensors in so many industries, I feel like Ouster could be at the forefront of some serious innovations. There’s potential here, but of course, there’s also risk. The autonomous driving industry has been struggling to meet its own ambitious expectations, and companies like Ouster need to prove they can maintain a strong balance sheet while scaling their technology. I’m also watching how their merger wit

The "October Effect" suggests markets may crash in October, driven by past events like 1929 and 1987, but it’s more psychological than based on consistent data. October can be volatile, but it also presents opportunities for gains, especially after September downturns. This year, market direction depends on several factors, such as Fed rate decisions, earnings reports, inflation data, and geopolitical risks. While an "October high" is possible with strong earnings and favorable policy moves, negative economic data or rising global tensions could trigger declines. Traders can either embrace volatility through short-term trades and technical analysis or avoid it by focusing on long-term goals and maintaining a diversified portfolio. Proper risk management is key, using tools like stop-loss

Here’s how a rate cut could affect my life and investment approach: Personal Finances: - Lower Borrowing Costs: Since I have a mortgage, a rate cut will reduce my monthly repayments, freeing up some cash. This extra cash could go toward saving, investing, or spending on other priorities. - Savings Impact: On the flip side, the interest I earn from my savings account or term deposits will likely go down, so I’ll need to rethink where to keep my short-term cash or emergency fund, as it won’t grow as much in the bank. Investments: - Stock Market: With rates going down, I expect the stock market to perform better since companies can borrow at lower costs, potentially boosting their profits. This might make me want to shift more towards growth stocks, especially in tech or co

$NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$ $Alphabet(GOOG)$ $Apple(AAPL)$   Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer just a futuristic concept; it has become an integral part of our present and a driving force shaping the future. From businesses optimizing operations with AI-driven analytics to everyday people interacting with virtual assistants like Siri or Alexa, AI is everywhere. It’s a technological revolution on par with the advent of the internet. But while we pour billions into developing smarter machines, there’s an important question to ask: are we investing too much in a technology that could potentially undermine humanity? AI is undoubtedly transformativ

Earlier this week I posted about $NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$ I looking to see if it will break the MA50. NVIDIA's recent climb in stock price, moving from $102 to $116, highlights the company’s strong momentum in the tech sector. This 14% increase underscores investor confidence in its leadership within the realms of artificial intelligence (AI), gaming, and data centers, which continue to drive revenue growth and market share expansion. One of the key factors fueling NVIDIA’s ascent is the skyrocketing demand for GPUs (graphics processing units), especially as AI technologies become more integrated into various industries. NVIDIA’s GPUs have become the backbone for AI applications, such as machine learning, autonomous

$GameStop(GME)$  GameStop's upcoming earnings report will be closely watched, especially after its wild ride earlier this year due to the influence of meme stock figure Keith Gill. With analysts expecting lower revenue and a slightly larger net loss compared to the second quarter of 2023, the company's fundamentals will likely come under scrutiny. The recent lack of volatility suggests that the stock may be stabilizing as traders focus more on the company's actual performance rather than speculative movements. However, if earnings surprise on the upside or the company provides a strategic shift, there could be renewed interest from retail traders and investors alike. Conversely, if results are disappointing, it might

The recent market volatility, especially triggered by ISM data and broader macroeconomic factors, has impacted crypto stocks and assets like Bitcoin, Coinbase, and MicroStrategy (MSTR). Predicting exact price movements in the short term is difficult, but let me address each point individually: Bitcoin Falling to $50,000 in September: Given that Bitcoin has dropped to $56,000, a further decline to $50,000 isn't out of the question, especially if macroeconomic conditions worsen, liquidity remains tight, or risk-off sentiment continues. However, Bitcoin's volatility also means that sudden rebounds are possible if market sentiment shifts, particularly if there are any positive regulatory developments or institutional moves into the market. Is It a Good Time to Buy Crypto Stocks? If you're prep

Defensive sectors, such as utilities, consumer staples, and healthcare, tend to perform well when economic growth slows, as demand for their products and services remains stable. Here are some defensive U.S. stocks currently on the radar for growth: 1. $Johnson & Johnson(JNJ)$  – Healthcare Johnson & Johnson is a blue-chip healthcare company with diversified revenue streams across pharmaceuticals, medical devices, and consumer health products. Healthcare stocks like J&J often perform well in slower growth periods because healthcare services are always in demand. Growth drivers include its continued expansion in immunology and oncology treatments, and strong pipeline of pharmaceutical products. 2.