US Stock MarketDetailed Quotes
VOO Vanguard S&P 500 ETF
- 485.060
- -0.090-0.02%
Trading Jun 4 15:26 ET
486.400High482.560Low
486.400High482.560Low2.19MVolume483.980Open485.150Pre Close1.06BTurnover0.23%Turnover Ratio--P/E (Static)933.80MShares489.99052wk High--P/B452.95BFloat Cap373.19352wk Low6.41Dividend TTM933.80MShs Float489.990Historical High1.32%Div YieldTTM0.79%Amplitude96.340Historical Low484.165Avg Price1Lot Size
Income Statement
Gross Margin < 30 %
Revenue Growth Rate <10 %
Net Profit Lower than Cash From Operations
Ebitda margin <10%
Net margin <5%
Direct Costs Rising Faster than Sales
Interest Coverage Ratio <2
Balance Sheet
Goodwill in Assets > 20%
Debt to Equity Ratio > 2
Receivables Rising Faster than Sales
Inventory Rising Faster than Profits
Asset Turnover Ratio < 1
Current Assets Lower than Current Liabilities
Quick Ratio ...
So are we seeing a bit of exhaustion in the market after a strong month? Is the market taking a breather?
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But is ending on July
Hope the reader for this post is able to learn something new or have new inspiration for your upcoming trading/investing plan.
*Tading Plan*
- Hope everybody here have a well-defined and detailed trading/investing plan to follow and not just do based on feelings or guts.
For me I have a few portfolio that I h...
$Vanguard S&P 500 ETF(VOO.US)$ $SPDR S&P 500 ETF(SPY.US)$
*Invest with Gary*
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- Benefit: Ensures a steady income stream and invests in financially stable companies.
2.Blue-chip stocks should align with relevant global trends and be informed by their strong historical performance.
- Benefit: Reduces risk by investing in established companies with a proven track record, increasing pot...
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