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n1ck90z OP t1_je0ojgx wrote
Reply to comment by peter5300 in Who is taking the extra profit here? by n1ck90z
Shipping costs went higher during covid and so did consumer prices for chinese products as consequence. Now data shows shipping costs are down to precovid levels but consumer prices are not. This means that the difference in shipping price became profit for someone. The question was which companies are taking these profits because i would expect them to do well in the short/mid term
n1ck90z OP t1_jdzzx94 wrote
Reply to comment by Pestelence2020 in Who is taking the extra profit here? by n1ck90z
My point here is exactly that this is short/mid term bullish for companies pocketing this money. The question is which companies are pocketing the most. Depends also on how much shipping costs weight on the goods value
n1ck90z OP t1_jdz7qli wrote
Reply to comment by TheSilverOak in Who is taking the extra profit here? by n1ck90z
I mean the imported goods prices did not come down for the consumer
n1ck90z OP t1_jdz52cs wrote
Reply to comment by notaredditor_93 in Who is taking the extra profit here? by n1ck90z
I know, but prices did not come down so someone is taking the profit
Who is taking the extra profit here?Submitted by n1ck90z t3_124eypt in wallstreetbets
n1ck90z t1_jdmo3an wrote
Reply to European bank stocks bear the brunt of recessionary trading in full swing by foreverbeautiful-
Let's see whose printer is faster
n1ck90z t1_jact8tw wrote
Reply to Fed might raise policy rates to 6% - BofA by Broiler100
How about 100%?
n1ck90z t1_jacdbyp wrote
Reply to S&P 500 is overvalued; risk-reward unattractive at current levels - JPMorgan By Investing.com by Insider_Research
Anyone can be an analyst, just say random shit, change your opinion every few days, if you are wrong change it again. No need to make excuses either, people will forget, just keep the shit coming.
n1ck90z t1_ja21fw4 wrote
Reply to comment by rule444 in Wendy's Earnings by Exam_Intelligent
TLDR:
I blew at Wendy's
n1ck90z t1_j6oonxo wrote
Reply to comment by crom_laughs in For all the folks who think a recession isn’t coming because of temporary rallies based on last year’s data: by KuntFuckula
That's another story. A recession would force FED to pause or cut rates, so it would still be difficult to predict the market
n1ck90z t1_j6onkj5 wrote
Reply to For all the folks who think a recession isn’t coming because of temporary rallies based on last year’s data: by KuntFuckula
Campbell Harvey who basically introduced the yield curve as a recession indicator believes this time is a false positive
n1ck90z t1_j6mp6i6 wrote
Reply to comment by SandwichOk8222 in eToro: how they work the price, on the buy(green) and the sell(red) prices, and finally to the price when you close your trade! by SandwichOk8222
You can only trade when the market is open, if your broker allows extended hours, you can do that also during premarket and afterhours. You can place an order but it won't be fullfilled until the market opens.
n1ck90z t1_j6mki5x wrote
Reply to eToro: how they work the price, on the buy(green) and the sell(red) prices, and finally to the price when you close your trade! by SandwichOk8222
Let's say there are only 2 people involved, A and B
A is the only one owning shares and is selling them for 10$
B has no shares but has a buy order for 9$
Nothing happens here because no one is willing to sell to B for 9$ and no one is willing to buy from A for 10$
In this case the buy price is 10 ( you buy from A ) and the sell price is 9$ (you sell to B).
It you buy and then sell you lose money, you take from A then give it to B for less.
On top of this you may need to pay fees that change the order prices
n1ck90z t1_j6iux9a wrote
Reply to Amazon AMZN earnings this week by OliveInvestor
What did you use for the chart?
n1ck90z t1_j6gyrc6 wrote
Reply to Well, I guess the party is over... by JPowsSecretlover
Any odd number of inversions should be good
n1ck90z t1_j6ectku wrote
Reply to comment by ErectoPeentrounus in The case for recession & why retail spending is now more important than inflation. by acneadjr
In "sane" times an ER beat with lower guidance would make the stock still fall
n1ck90z t1_j6ebhpk wrote
Reply to The case for recession & why retail spending is now more important than inflation. by acneadjr
A good read. Thanks
n1ck90z t1_j6cljqr wrote
Reply to What happened to good ol’ DD’s by [deleted]
Maybe averege IQ went down
n1ck90z t1_j69q85a wrote
Source of the chart?
n1ck90z t1_j67itkk wrote
A probe of the third kind
n1ck90z t1_je21ttw wrote
Reply to comment by I_am_not_JohnLeClair in Help please by Thin-Comparison-7197
Not inflation adjusted