Trading the stockmarket (NO Referrals)

[MookJong]

Intel getting hammered today, will probably buy.

 

[Trusty]

Chortle.

Whats so funny though?

@200sols

There’s an easy way to stop the courts blocking things you want to do.

Do it legally.

It more like difference of opinion on whether the tariffs fall under IEEPA. When it goes to the supreme court and they vote in favour (which they hopefully will do) then the US president will be able to use those powers more efficiently in the future.

 

[smokedog]

I picked up some Reddit stock after the Wells Fargo downgrade. Then next day Trump comes out with 50% EU tariffs and tanks it. Hoping for a better week

Don't know what's going on but my Reddit bag is pumping today, up over 7%.

 

[Uther]

I doubt the market will make much sense for the next 3 years or so, so it's best to just go with it.

 

[Minstadave]

Weird day, massive jump in the morning with MVST being sky high, then dumped 2.5k by the afternoon.

 

[Tram]

What are you talking about. There are no women on the Internet.
Let alone a computer forum!

(wait.. This is a computer forum?)

Is she a woman?

 

[smokedog]

And the circus continues...

Appeals court temporarily halts ruling against trump tariffs, federal circuit court says it needs time to consider filings

 

[lookitsjonno]

And the circus continues...

Appeals court temporarily halts ruling against trump tariffs, federal circuit court says it needs time to consider filings

Thoroughly in the red today, should have seen it coming as well I'm somewhat kicking myself. Now I don't know what's better for the market tariffs or no tariffs

 

[smokedog]

Taco just can't keep his mouth shut

 

[VincentHanna]

Taco just can't keep his mouth shut

China hits back after Trump claims it is 'violating' tariff truce

The remarks from both sides raise concerns that a trade war could erupt again between the two largest economies.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[mattyfez]

China hits back after Trump claims it is 'violating' tariff truce

The remarks from both sides raise concerns that a trade war could erupt again between the two largest economies.

www.bbc.co.uk

Is there anything to really talk about though?
Trump makes threats, China just shrugs again and matches his threats?

 

[Nasher]

They will make up again once their companies have had time to hoover up loads of stocks.

 

[Efour]

Buy the manufactured dip.
I guess this will be 2025>26

 

[Trusty]

Is there anything to really talk about though?
Trump makes threats, China just shrugs again and matches his threats?

There is a massive amount to talk and figure out. It's the great problem of our time, it needs to be solved. It can't be allowed to continue the way it has

 

[Efour]

That's what WW3 is for

 

[slinxy]

Taco just can't keep his mouth shut

He does know people can just turn on the TV for the actual news... right?

I don't think China really gives a ****, they was well prep for this after the last time he was in power.

Any country in their right minds will just stall it out, apparently the deal that the UK made was well into advance talks (due to Brexit) well before he came into power, and it was stalling from the UK side as they didn't know who was going to be in charge of the UK meant that it was only signed now.

 

[lookitsjonno]

Intel back down to 19.50, tempting

 

[John J Sheridan]

Intel back down to 19.50, tempting

Tempted me to buy a few

 

[mattyfez]

He does know people can just turn on the TV for the actual news... right?

Have you seen American 'news' channels? It's like some kind of late night channel 4 weirdness from the 90's!

 

[EdGey]

Good day. Im considering a "stocks and shares LISA" as part of my retirement plan. As far as I can tell, they beat what a SIPP can offer (apart from waiting another 2 years) but im having a hard time committing to the idea.

Anyone got any thoughts on why I should or shouldnt do this?

The worst part is that if I get it wrong, the money is effectively trapped behind a pay wall.

Note I already have a SIPP which I manage myself.