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I have much of my money tied up in stocks...Ones that I don't mind holding during a recession (Coke/Walmart). But if I had cash on the sidelines (which I do...CDs), I would keep it there. But, if I had money to invest for the semi long term here is what I would do. I would buy 5 to 10 large...

Let them go...Locked in profit (covered calls).

The question is, will they grow assets under management over the years?? I can be patient holding those covered calls...Looking for years down the road.

I follow Schwab...Have 200 shares. I think 100 shares are optioned at $72.50, the other is at $90...Covered calls for Jan 23. Schwab should make a ton of money once interest rates rise. They should gain hundreds of millions of dollars on their money market funds, bank, and the float on...

Yeah, I enjoy not having to log into Schwab or Fidelity to see how my stocks are doing. I can also look at my "watch list" and see what looks good. You can get a company's detailed earnings reports as soon as it's released. There are not a lot of bells and whistles with this site...But it's...

I've been using Yahoo Finance since the beginning...Dial up!! I still find it to be the best program for basic information about companies. Yeah, most of the information has to be paid for and I am sure they get kick backs from places like; Motley Fool, Barron's, Market Watch for each...

Futures are in the options market. You could buy junk bonds in companies that you think will make a comeback (AMC GameStop). About 20-30 years ago, my brother bought junk bonds in a utility back east for some public transit authority. The US government finally jumped in and said they would...

Just another scene from the movie...

Thank you guys for answering. I really don't know the true workings of so many tech companies. I owned stock in REDHAT Software (before being bought out by IBM). In my beginning computer class in college, we got into BASIC...With a little bit of FORTRAN and COBOLT!! So I study a little...Buy...

What is PayPal? PayPal is a method for selling and buying things online and transferring money to friends and family in a convenient and inexpensive way, without requiring that you share financial information. With more than 400 million active account holders around the world, PayPal is a money...

I gravitate toward industry leaders. Yeah I know, up and coming is important too. This is from Nerdwallet...Don't know if they can be trusted?? https://www.nerdwallet.com/blog/banking/faq-send-money-individual/

Can Apple Pay work on the android system?? Apple could go subscription only in a year or two. Many people may not be able keep their IPhones. Yeah, I know...But they may price themselves out of a market. But, if they have a major player in the digital payment network...Synergy??

Disclosure I own stock in both. PayPals is down big time. They had fair earnings, but may be losing some market share to newer companies. It seems like everyone is trying to get into this market space. Just thinking off the top of my head, it seems like this would be a good mix. I don't know...

They posted an update...You decide.

I use to follow Tesla closely years ago...It was interesting, but not an investment for me. I DO NOT BELIEVE TESLA WORKS THAT WAY AT ALL!!! The Tesla computer will pick up any unauthorized work that is being done on the car. The "mother ship" will not allow you to go, unless everything is...

So what happens with a 5 MPH fender bender??

Sorry...I haven't followed this thread. I watch Tesla out of curiosity (and I own some Panasonic)...But not really day to day. Anyways, here is my question...Why hadn't Tesla spent the big buck for service/repair centers? It seems to be a growing concern, but, it is always on the back burner...

I own stock in Citi (C)...It's funny how Warren Buffett can move a stock!! It's up over 7.5% today...

It may "crush it" with dividend reinvestment...

The first few years (1980s-1990's) it was killing it. But you really need to just use the 20 year average...Like the link I presented above. Look all the way through on those 20 years. Mr. Royce is pretty much out of the business (figurehead). You were starting at a $1. per share in the...