Actually I'm not a fan of Starbucks coffee, it's more a has bean (get it, nudge nudge, wink, wink). No seriously if it were not for the convenience of being around the corner and its temp office space whilst one takes in ones dose of starter caffeine, I'd easily take my morning hit at another brand. But as far as an investment goes, they are a potential candidate.

How can anyone doubt the future potential of AI? If you do I'd advise you to crawl out from under your rock and look around you, count everything that you think is not touched by digital.
If you think counting trees will help, think again. You can bet a lot of data has already been collected on the trees, like size, age, leaf type, colour, branch shape, bark, width...(you get the picture). Now ask yourself how and where that info is stored...yip most likely added to a database using some form o...

I know the best guide rules are to place a stop loss, but I have never done it. Yip I'm as tough as nails, got hair like wire on my chest and don't fear the long game... I always feel the stocks I'm selecting are quality and therefore can run the long game if I get it wrong.
BUT here's the thing, I want to earn more in a single year from the same amount of capital, so I realize from the growing amount of long stocks I now have, the long game back up strategy has to be shut down in order to turn...

I've used this app for many years now. I confess trying many competitor apps, mostly to explore new or top features that perceivably give me an added advantage as a trader. However I have yet to find an app that beats MooMoo with its comprehensive array of tools and services. Yes, you will find other apps that may have some of this or a bit of that, but none I've tried have all of what's available on this platform. And it just keeps improving. One could say I'm a true disciple of this platform.

The Fed and his crew cannot respond on a whim at this time. They are at the table of top poker players, a pile of chips already placed, they need to keep a straight face and watch patiently to time the perfect hand. Other players have called to early, but for Powell to stay in the game, he has to keep the ace up his sleeve.

More than 70% of my portfolio is Tech stocks. Why you ask? Because everything is tech or has to go tech.
Consider just data, what can you do without data in our modern world? Where do you store that data, how do you use that data, how do you collect that data, how do you decipher that data, what did you do before you could access so much data? Hell, don’t get me started on cloud, cyber security, fintech, chips, streaming, gaming, AI, quantum, e-commerce, phara, robotics, EV...the list just goes...

Yes it’s volatile but volatility brings opportunity, no?

There’s a lot bubbling going on in the US economy and some investors are to short to see across all the bubbles at once. I think the Fed see’s more than most yet has to predict what can’t be seen and this time round is going to suprise everyone with a tapering off strategy, maybe .15pts instead of .25pts with a dovish tone for a hold and see thereafter. To early to mention a reversal in rates

AI and Quantum. The race has started and warp speed is all there can be…adapt or die!

Buyback is strategic & should be carefully analysed. Social & economical sentiment are key influences.