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📆 Weekly Investment Review: earnings season in full swing, complete with important data and geopolitics!
A mix of corporate results, economic statistics and geopolitical challenges await us this shortened week. Markets will react not only to the numbers, but also to speeches by central bankers and politicians.
🏦 Monday Results before the markets open: Goldman Sachs $GS - I'll be... Read more
There will be a lot of interesting companies reporting results next week, plus high volatility. I will definitely be interested in the results of $BAC, $ASML, $TSM and $NFLX.
📊 JPMorgan Chase shone with results. But CEO Dimon warns: Don't expect calm waters!
JPMorgan Chase $JPM, the largest U.S. bank by assets, posted quarterly results that far exceeded analysts' expectations. Earnings per share came in at $5.07, compared to the consensus estimate of $4.61. Net income rose year-over-year by 9 % to $14.64 billion, sales up 8 % to USD 46.01 billion, ma... Read more
📉 Financial sector under pressure! While the beginning of the year suggested that US banks might finally experience a calmer period, recent developments on the geopolitical front have brought a sharp reversal. Donald Trump's administration's sweeping tariff offensive immediately shook the market. The result was the biggest sell-off in bank stocks in months.
We all know it was mostly tech stocks that fell yesterday, but I was very surprised by the drop in $BAC and $JPM. Bank of America stock was down more than 11% yesterday. I have $BAC in my portfolio and I'm happy, but I may overbuy now after the drop.
Will anyone be overbuying bank stocks after the drop too?
In the end, the results of the big banks turned out very well - almost all items exceeded expectations. I have $BACstock in my portfolio and was recently intrigued by @m wise_investor' s article on the City, so I bought $C at the beginning of the year and am very happy so far.
On Wednesday, the season of results will slowly start and there may be some interesting opportunities. I'll definitely be interested in the results of $BAC, $TSM and $UNH.
I think yesterday was very interesting for everyone and it had a very positive impact on the stock market. From what I looked at, the stocks that rose the most in my portfolio were $TSLA, $CAT, $CVS and $BAC.
Which stocks in your portfolio rose the most yesterday?
🏦Trump's victory affects the banking sector and its future!US bank stocks are rising, bringing hope that the Trump administration will bring a fresher wind to Wall Street.
💸Shares of financial institutions like JPMorgan Chase $JPM,Bank of America $BACrose after the election results were announced and Citigroup $Cby as much as 10 % and banking giants like Morgan Stanley $MS,... Read more
I have $JPM in my portfolio and I'm in a big profit, but probably like Tesla the growth will stop in a while and there will be some minor correction and a return to reality😃
Finally, Bank of America also reported very solid results. I have shares of $BAC in my portfolio and they make me happy. While the stock is already up more than 20% for the year, the price doesn't seem that high to me yet.
Would it make sense for you to buy shares of $BAC even at the current price?
As earnings season gets underway there will be a lot to watch, last week $JPMBank kicked it off nicely by presenting beautiful results above analyst expectations. Let's see what the banks show us this week and they will also be joined by two tech giants along with the world's largest streaming platform. Here I bring you my... Read more
Next week will be very interesting in terms of company results. I will be most interested in the results of $BAC and $ASML, as I have these stocks in my portfolio. But I will also be interested in the results of $TSM, $UNH and $NFLX.
Which companies will you be most interested in next week?
We all have some diversification in our investment portfolios, like the technology sector ($GOOG, $NVDA) or banking ($JPM, $BAC) and other various sectors...
I would be interested to know if anyone invests in bonds, for example, and if so, where and how they do it. Roughly how much cash do you try to hold (as a % of your portfolio)?
There's quite a bit of this in there. I'll be interested to see where the shares go and there are also results of companies I'm interested in.