Anyone investing heavily this year??

How much money did you lose/gain this past week?


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HellBoy

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:yes:

It's still a risky stock, but one of the things I like about $FSR is that they contact out the manufacturing of the car/SUV. I guess that can be good and bad, but for a startup, they don't have to worry about something that has plagued (killed) other EV startups.

The CEO kinda rubs me the wrong way though. Too much of a cheerleader (I get it), but not enough results.
Today's news about them entering the Chinese EV market in early 2024 also sounds like they are overextending.
 

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Today's news about them entering the Chinese EV market in early 2024 also sounds like they are overextending.

Agreed, doing too much. Let's get some cars delivered and on the road first followed by some reviews to get some buzz (hopefully positive).
 
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HellBoy

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TOP STOCKS TO WATCH FOR THE WEEK OF JUNE 12, 2023

This video covers earnings this week, Fed rate decision, Meta Platform, Oracle, Tesla, Coinbase and AT&T.
 

Tdot_firestarta

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He speaks kind of fast and you may need to rewind, but it's pretty good information.


Some great books there...I counted about 13 in the thumbnail that are on my shelf
Gonna check out the video now
*Edit just watched the video...I have 20 of these but its a good reminder to re-visit some of them and check out the other ones on the list*
 
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Madrox

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Thanks for sharing these bro....
No problem mayne... I usually post them up right when I get them w/o reading them immediately. I finally got around to the one before this last night, and (kind of off topic) the paragraph on how to negotiate a raise was REALLY good..


1) Are You Being Underpaid? Here's How to Negotiate for More Money

If you've been performing exceptionally and have a strong belief in the value you bring to your company, it's time to request a pay raise. This might seem intimidating, but with the right preparation and approach, you can boost your chances of success.

In determining the right pay raise to ask for, it's important to do some homework. Research current salary trends in your field and in your geographical area. This will give you a ballpark figure and some potential leverage during your negotiation. Your list of qualifications and achievements will be a crucial piece of evidence when making your case, so make sure it's comprehensive and persuasive.

  • Be specific about the amount you're requesting. Your figure should be based on your researched salary trends, your qualifications, and your contributions to the company.
When you decide to ask for a raise, timing is important. Performance reviews, the completion of a significant project, receipt of positive feedback, or an increase in your workload all offer great opportunities to bring it up. It's also beneficial if your manager is in a relatively stress-free period.

Once you're prepared, schedule a meeting with your manager to discuss your compensation. It's better to have these discussions in person or via video call, maintaining the utmost professionalism. Prepare yourself well for this meeting. Practice your points, anticipate potential questions, and have your material ready.

In your meeting, state your case clearly, laying out your achievements and the reasoning behind your requested pay raise. Don't forget to thank your manager for their time and consideration. Be ready for any questions and potential negotiations. Also, brace yourself for any outcome; remember, immediate approval may not be the result.

Asking for a raise can be a daunting task, but it's important to remember that you deserve to be compensated fairly for your work. In today's rapidly evolving job market, understanding your value is vital. Employees should periodically assess their financial situation and explore avenues for advancement, with salary raises being a significant part of this conversation.
 

HellBoy

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This is about a week old, but still some good info


Funny thing is that the normal downturns of the past didn't happen last year. Seems like everything is upside down. The advice I'm sticking with is ignoring the noise and just staying steady in my buys. Any fluctuations that happen short term is what I use day trading.
 

Madrox

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Funny thing is that the normal downturns of the past didn't happen last year. Seems like everything is upside down. The advice I'm sticking with is ignoring the noise and just staying steady in my buys. Any fluctuations that happen short term is what I use day trading.
Same, I just make my long term buys every payday (DCA out of necessity), and trying to get my trading account in order before making any volatility-related moves again. Even when I was messing with my eTrade heavy, I found myself trying to accumulate and hold and realized that's just my style lol. So I'm basically starting over with that but following the macro just to stay in the know and educated.
 

Flawless

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So everyone who said s&p would go to 4500 if the fed pause rates yesterday are back pedalling :lol:

Now its but but they said they might raise rates two times this year. No shit, who didn't think we might see the rates raised later this year.
 

Helico-pterFunk

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Madrox

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*podcast episode talking about RE and Index Fund Investing in the current climate
 
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