Trading- und Aktien-Chat Forum: Community User: ÄffchenNotToGo

Petrobras Divi ist eingebucht 🙂

SMCI bei den Cowboys mit fast 16% aus dem Handel gegangen...die Restposi freuts , auch wenn das 🍦 aufgrund der Reduktion kleiner ausfällt 😁

Nvidia lässt die Tage wohl auch keine rechte Laune aufkommen

Ja bin auch dabei, nur noch 82% Minus xD

Ruht ja....also unter einer dicken Staubschicht bei mir 😁

Oh Gott..lass sie ruhen 😅 hab mein letztes Geld bei teladoc gerettet und in hims reingepackt 😋

Du hast halt Nerven wie Drahtseile😊👍

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Ach komm...ist doch ein tolles Teil. Also ich habe nur noch 60% minus 🤓

Ich hatte irgendwann entnervt verkauft

Ich habe dieses komische Teil noch....sonst jemand ?

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Ein paar ausgewählte Kurzmeldungen von CNBC, etwas lieblos hingeklescht 😁 Darf gleich wieder zu einem Abendtermin im Ehrenamt 🥳🙈 Habt einen angenehmen Feierabend 😎

Trump will Tausende Trans-Soldaten aus der Army werfen … und das womöglich schon an seinem allerersten Arbeitstag 25.11.2024 - 17:41 Uhr JETZT berichtet die britische „Times“ über seinen Plan, alle Transgender-Personen aus dem US-Militärdienst zu feuern. Und zwar per Dekret am ersten Tag seiner Rückkehr ins Amt (20. Januar 2025). Demnach wolle Trump die bis zu 15.000 Transsexuellen aus dem Militärdienst entfernen, indem er sie – medizinisch begründet – als „dienstuntauglich“ einstufen lässt. Biden kippte den Trump-Erlass der ersten Amtszeit https://m.bild.de/politik/ausland-und-internationales/trump-will-tausende-trans-soldaten-aus-us-armee-entlassen-67443686e1200d5df3ac8e1c

Robinhood — The financial services provider surged 5% after Morgan Stanley upgraded it to overweight, citing upside from President-elect Donald Trump’s looming second term in office. Macy’s — The New York-based retailer lost 3% after delaying the release of its full third-quarter results following a discovery that an employee had intentionally made incorrect accounting entries to hide delivery expenses. The errors took place over several years and amounted to as much as $154 million. Macy’s said the accounting issues do not appear to have had an effect on the company’s cash position. Meanwhile, sales in the third-quarter dropped 2.4% to $4.74 billion. Target — The retail chain rose 4.6% after Oppenheimer named it a top pick, citing an improved risk-to-reward skew for the beaten-down stock. Target’s shares have lost about 12% year to date and the stock’s 3.6% dividend yield is very “attractive,” the firm said. AGCO — The farm equipment maker rallied 5% after Tractor & Farm Equipment Ltd., its largest shareholder with a 16.3% stake and a member of the board, filed to separate the chairman and CEO’s roles. ”[T]he combined Chair and CEO position has failed to serve the best interests of shareholders and has led to suboptimal strategic and capital allocation decisions,” the investor said. “Winning a fight like this, even if you own 16% of the stock, is a long shot,” Gordon Haskett Research Advisors said on Monday. Intel — Shares rose more than 3%. CNBC reported that the chipmaker is in talks with the Commerce Department to finalize an $8-billion grant through the CHIPS Act, citing a source familiar with the matter. US Bancorp — The Minneapolis-based regional bank gained 2% after an upgrade to buy from neutral at Citigroup, which said US Bancorp’s spending is “turning the corner.” Abercrombie & Fitch — The retailer gained 4% ahead of its third-quarter earnings release, expected Tuesday morning. Analysts estimate quarterly earnings of $2.39 a share on revenue of $1.19 billion, according to FactSet data. Investors have grown enthusiastic about retailers after Gap raised its full-year guidance last week and said the holiday shopping season is off to a strong start. Arm Holdings — Shares of the British chip designer added 4%. UBS initiated coverage with a buy rating, saying that shares should benefit from AI-driven growth across end markets and data center businesses. Santander — ADRs of the Spanish bank gained 2%. Morgan Stanley upgraded Santander to overweight from equal weight, citing a “resilient regional footprint” and an “improved capital generation outlook.” Super Micro Computer — The volatile AI server stock jumped 11% to build on a 78% gain last week after announcing BDO as its new auditor and providing plans for how it intends to maintain its Nasdaq listing.