I'm working on a video covering the crash in AI stocks, and I thought it would be interesting to see how YouTube feels about the current stock market. How do you think the overall market will look 3 months from now?
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1 month ago • Fin Tek
I'm working on a video covering the crash in AI stocks, and I thought it would be interesting to see how YouTube feels about the current stock market. How do you think the overall market will look 3 months from now?
The Market Will Crash A Lot Further
The Market Will Drop a Little Further
The Market Will Rise a Little from Here
The Market Will Rise A Lot from Here
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7 months ago • Fin Tek
I share my stock portfolio every month on my computer, but I was curious - Do most people do their trading on their phones?
I mostly trade stocks on my computer
I mostly trade stocks on my phone
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7 months ago • Fin Tek
What part of Investing do you struggle with the most?
Analyzing stocks
Deciding when to buy
Deciding when to sell
Finding new stocks
Taxes
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7 months ago • Fin Tek
How long have you been investing in stocks?
Less than 1 Year
1 to 3 Years
3 to 5 Years
5 to 10 Years
10+ Years
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9 months ago • Fin Tek
The SoFi roller-coaster continues. SoFi has been one of the most volatile stocks in my portfolio, seemingly swinging 10-20% based on every statement out of Jerome Powell's mouth. I think a lot of this volatility comes from confusion around how to classify SoFi. Is it a bank, or is it a fintech? If it's a bank, it's overvalued; the Price to Book Value should be close to 1 but it's around 1.32. If it's a fintech, it's extremely cheap. Many fintechs trade at a ratio closer to 3 or 4. We'll see in the long term which category the market ends up placing this stock in, but the recent price jump has moved SoFi to become my second largest position in my portfolio (see the second image). This size is due to my confidence that it will be valued a fintech at some point in the future. I only noticed that SoFi become my second largest stock, because I've switched from just tracking my stocks directly with my broker to using a dedicated Portfolio Tracker. I own stocks in both my Roth IRA and a taxable brokerage account, so it's nice to have them all imported to view in one place. TLDR: Hopefully SoFi keeps rising as the market re-evaluates their value. Roth IRAs are under appreciated. Using a Portfolio Tracker makes things easier to follow. Here's a link to the tracker I'm using if you want to try it out (it's called getquin): https://www.qhkv6trk.com/cmp/6STDQ8/HXP6K/
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9 months ago • Fin Tek
A major Crowdstrike outage is affecting Windows machines. Shares are down as much as 15% premarket. I'll be posting updates on my Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/realfintek/
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9 months ago • Fin Tek
Quickly want to say I’m Super excited to share the videos coming out over the next month. They are a long time in the making. What are you hoping they are?
Stock Deep-dive into Palantir's Products
Stock Deep-dive on Crowdstrike
My Top 7 Growth Stocks
I'll take them all
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9 months ago • Fin Tek
I've been posting a bunch on Instagram lately, so if you're looking for more stock breakdowns and behind the scenes content, there will be at least daily updates there. If that sounds interesting I'd appreciate a follow over there, otherwise new YouTube video on Palantir comes out next Monday! https://www.instagram.com/realfintek/
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10 months ago (edited) • Fin Tek
Nvidia is dropping sharply, but is its bull run over? Nvidia has dropped about 15 percent in just three days, putting the massive AI chip maker officially into correction territory. This move takes Nvidia out of the top spot for the most valuable company in the world, as it has shed more than $500 billion in market capitalization since Thursday. The company reports earnings next month, but the big question on everyone's mind is whether the results will be positive enough to reverse the change in Nvidia's momentum, or if the stock price is going to continue to pull back. Insiders sales of the stock have hit a higher level than we've seen in years, but retail investors have been pouring money into the stock, mostly offsetting those sales. Ironically, one of the biggest issues with Nvidia's recent massive valuation jump is Nvidia is struggling to keep some of their more experienced staff on payroll. Anyone who's worked on Nvidia for several years now has a decent change of being a multi-millionaire due to the price rise of their shares in the company, and so there's been a exodus of engineers retiring from the company. Nvidia's far from done in terms of their product roadmap and innovation, but the next few months are going to be a key turning point for Nvidia's current bull run.
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10 months ago • Fin Tek
Just curious, which types of videos do you like to watch on my channel?
Single Stock Deep-Dives
Higher-level Lists of Stocks to Invest in
Projects / Investing Experiments
All of the above
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