Well.... what's a little $2 billion wire transfer amongst friends.....
From: Dreyfus BASIC Money Market Fund, Inc. 240 Greenwich Street New York, NY 10286
Signed by: Deirdre Cunnane Vice President and Assistant Secretary Date: June 11, 2021
Deirdre Cunnane serves as Vice President, Assistant Secretary of the Company. She is the Counsel of BNY Mellon since 2018; Senior Regulatory Specialist at BNY Mellon Investment Management Services from February 2016 until August 2018; Trustee Associate at BNY Mellon Trust Company (Ireland) Limited from August 2013 until February 2016. She is an officer of 63 investment companies (comprised of 147 portfolios) managed by Dreyfus.
https://wallmine.com/nyse/dsm/officer/2035625/deirdre-cunnane
I'll keep digging.
"all sold billions"
lol, Kimbal sold $109M. (that is a tenth of a billion).
Ira spent $19M on exercising options and then sold $16M of the stock https://wallmine.com/people/64031/ira-matthew-ehrenpreis
SEC has a Form4 for Robyn but the site craps-out when trying to display it lol
https://wallmine.com/people/21938/kevin-r-johnson.amp Kevin Johnson definitely doesn't care what you think, he just cashed out BIG TIME in April of this year right when all the most recent struggles began with all the store resources being impossible to find anywhere.
His net worth is rumored to be $32 million, so the mil or so he's got in INTC is like 3-4% of his portfolio. Pretty insignificant considering he's an insider and this is his job. I would guess he's looking for better returns elsewhere, at least in the short term, and holds Intel to meet a requirement for being a director.
It seems like you've been posting a lot of bullish INTC stories lately, I suggest not getting too emotionally attached to any given stock. Usually it's a sign you're questioning your original thesis on some level, it might be a good idea to take a step back and reevaluate.
Manchin: who cares, she gets paid $18,509,300 per year, sure am glad my buddy got her that fake degree and gave her that job
Oh, you mean the big pharma CEO worth 31.7 million?
The one who's company raised the price of life-saving EpiPens nearly 500%?
Yeah. She's a convenient foil. And a worthy one.
Of course it's "normies" and of course they don't agree with this nonsense. This whole crazy idpol cancel culture only serves the purpose to annoy people and pit them against each other. Nobody believes that a majority of people will suddenly start disliking Gone With The Wind. They want you to think that black people censored your favorite movie.
The ruling class wants white people to believe that black people are ruining their beloved hobbies and art and they want black people to believe that every white person is a crazy racist, living in unfathomable wealth and privilege. Occupy Wall Street was crushed by police brutality and identity politics. They even tried to cancel Bernie Sanders over identity politics multiple times, while they cheer for Joe Biden, a guy who thinks that Obama was the first famous black man who was clean, articulate and good looking. That's just one of the many times Biden did or said something that other people would have been cancelled over years ago. No one gives a shit, because this is not about anti-racism, this is about replacing class consciousness with racial tension and in-fighting amongst working class people.
A white worker and a black worker have infinitely more in common than a white worker and a white virtue signalling CEO of Citigroup with a fucking net-worth of $1.4 BILLION. Fuck these people.
Do me a favor, go on your favorite chart site and check out the short float percentage on GME. Then compare that to other heavily shorted stocks like TSLA, BB, AMC, NOK, and LK.
Actually no, let me operate the screener for you.
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Out of those 8 companies with a greater than 80% short float percentage, GME has the highest by a vast margin. That means that even if everyone holding GME right now sold their shares, those same shares would have to be sold another 1.2 times to cover the shorts, assuming no new short positions loaded in.
I understand that the internet has a short memory due to beating dead horses into paste. This has been going on for 4 days, which in internet time is about 8.7 million years. But if someone buys and holds GME, they can expect that the squeeze as options come due over the next 3 weeks will keep pressuring the stock price higher.
And the other thing is that if you buy the stock, just forget about it. These hedge funds are apprehensive because they painted themselves into a corner and there is theoretically enough balanced on this one stupid trade to cause the price to hit BRK-A levels, which would collapse about 70% of major hedge funds due to the unlimited losses from naked shorts and naked option writing.
I’m not saying it’s not a tough job, or that it shouldn’t be paid well - if done well. I was a manager myself, hardest job I ever did. Mostly because of having to fire people.
But a lot of management jobs are overpaid.
Look, an EMT in NYC gets 35 k a year and no health insurance.
A nurse does twice or three times as well financially. A doctor, again, twice or three times as much as a nurse, though there are huge variations (anywhere from 80 k to a million and up).
And paper pushers make more than a nurse, and the top ones more than doctors... why? Because they work harder than doctors and nurses?
No, it’s because they can.
You also have to take the international view.
Another example: US bank CEOs get $10-20 million a year. Canadian, European, Japanese CEOs leading banks the same size, often with better results, make around $1-5 million.
E.g this guy
https://wallmine.com/otc/scgly/officer/1691646/frederic-oudea.amp
That’s the CEO of a private bank bigger than Wells Fargo. He gets $2.7 million.
The Wells Fargo guy gets around $20 million.
But hey, you want to think the world is fair, everyone is compensated fairly and shitbags like this really deserve hundreds of millions and billions:
https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2020/01/10/business/boeing-ceo-muilenburg-severance/index.html
There’s nothing a stranger off the internet can do to convince you otherwise.
I envy your faith in the fairness of the world.
Hi Genghis! You're an awesome contributor, great to see you here once in a while. I found this, you could add a volatility filter: https://wallmine.com/cryptocurrency-screener?ap=0to1&d=d&fo=ap&o=m&r=o
Suegro: 6.8 B https://www.forbes.com/profile/dmitry-rybolovlev/
Sartori: no aparece en Forbes, asi que no llega a 1 B.
9+ M https://wallmine.com/people/68371/juan-sartori
"He can’t be far off that though" (de 1B) https://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/who-juan-sartori-how-much-14701984
My favorite alternative has been Wallmine Portfolios - simple management, clear view of how my individual investments are doing, access to more detailed performance, reliable data, fast development. They do have an import from Google Finance - OFX import.
I posted this in another thread but I don't have enough karma to make my own thread:
TLDR there is a private fund that has 100% of their clients assets in $PLTR.
Disruptive Technology Advisers is an investment fund managing more than $966 million ran by Christopher Mates. There is currently 1 company in Mr. Mates’s portfolio. The largest and only investment include Palantir Technologies worth $966 million.
These positions were updated on February 11th based on the fund’s latest 13F filing. https://wallmine.com/fund/4z3/disruptive-technology-advisers-llc.amp
The CEO of PT’s parent company takes a $700k salary and stock options.
Menu prices are increasing 6% - and his greedy ass is blaming workers. CEO logic is absolutely bonkers.
Source: https://wallmine.com/people/9502/richard-c-stockinger
I had read somewhere that when Jamie Lynn became trustee in 2018 that she had also transferred, or attempted to transfer, a large portion of Britney's trust to Stonebridge, which is an investment firm. Lou Taylor is also the Executive Vice President and Director. I may have the details wrong, but it was something of the sort.
https://wallmine.com/adviser/240919/stonebridge-investment-counsel-inc
https://wallmine.com/nyse/mac Just went up to almost 90%.
I'm more than ok being wrong the first time. I swear that's what I saw. Probably put the ticker in but had the last symbols page still up
It's higher now anyway. !!!
For a company stock, I consider the following at a minimum: Debt/Equity, ROE, 3Y EPS growth, Forward P/E, Schiller P/E, P/FCF, and whether or not the stock pays a dividend and how big it is. Big dividends are bad if you write calls, so I try to avoid big dividend payers.
I want values above the industry/sector averages for as many of those as possible.
All of the above are available on several free stock analysis sites. For example:
CEO and Chairman is doing well financially...
Public traded companies are a lot like democractic nations it seems.
Those in charge do whats best in the short term (next election or next quarter report) and investment in stability goes in the tabk.
“Ronald has made over 13 trades of the SkyWest stock since 2017, according to the Form 4 filled with the SEC. Most recently he exercised 6,221 units of SKYW stock worth $383,338 on 24 February 2019. The largest trade he's ever made was exercising 47,805 units of SkyWest stock on 20 February 2019 worth over $2,945,744. On average, Ronald trades about 12,729 units every 32 days since 2016. As of 24 February 2019 he still owns at least 141,568 units of SkyWest stock.”
TEN , CMI , BWA , LEA , FOXF , DAN , MTOR , SMP , AXL , VC , SUP , MGA
Off the screener. All US listed. I'm not recommending or un recommending them just giving what you asked for. You can look them up here https://wallmine.com/nyse/dan If you go halfway down the page they have a list of other similar companies.
A quick look shows he was involved in mRNA research. To what extent I don't know. Maybe not enough for your liking which is fine. I would love to dig more but I don't need to. So does Malone have a grudge against someone or perhaps an entity? I don't think he's doing mostly censored reviews for more than chump change... He seems adament and human unlike the rest of the sociopaths at BP that I don't pay any attention to. So we're somewhere between circumstantial evidence and direct which imo is on the wall but soon we shall know ivermectin helps. I should come clean I started up talking to a gal I've known for a couple years. She's connected to a lot of people through her business. Ivermectin has been used by many for covid in her circle for a while now with exceptional results. This is a rare luxury to see first hand what a repurposed and totally safe drug can treat for something new. To add a tad her dad suffered two of two heart attacks after being vaxxed at 95 last year..
https://wallmine.com/people/40006/robert-w-malone.amp
When you see an entire page full of sells and it has been a 10,000 to 1 sell ratio that's not a good sign.
https://wallmine.com/nyse/pins/insider-trading
Over the last 2 years, insiders at Pinterest Inc have traded over $10,003,328,884 worth of Pinterest Inc stock and bought 40,000 units worth $1,081,600 . (their 10b $ number is calculated differently so it's not exactly right)
New stuff is risky, 97. Have to subtract my risk premium. But it is heavily oversold right now.
https://ir.upstart.com/investor-relations
https://wallmine.com/nasdaq/upst/insider-trading bet there're pissed. One of them sold a million shares for $18.
Thanks the tip, and good luck
You would have to follow the company and research it a huge amount all the time.
This is the current news https://wallmine.com/lse/gsk
And press releases https://www.gsk.com/en-gb/investors/
With that you would try to keep watch for specifics to watch for and look into.
If you can find a broker that covers them well they could send you information, brokerage research. But you would have to be their customer. If you look through the large brokerages maybe they have research available to the public. If they do they are probably not going to give you much.
They would appear to be going bankrupt. https://wallmine.com/nyse/one
Chinese Education Stocks Tumble on New Bans in Tutoring https://www.capitalwatch.com/details/news/552790990348488704.html
Never do technical analysis in a vacuum.
The chart has all the lines pointing down. Is this a long or a short?
so there's been a spread of shills that are saying executives are selling off their share portfolios, here's the truth. I did some digging and found out that some of them yes including the VSP are selling some shares, but NOT ALL OF THEM. read in the websites listed below
https://wallmine.com/people/110637/daniel-e-ellis
"On average, Daniel trades about 25,269 units every 31 days since 2020. As of 3 June 2021 he still owns at least 67,528 units of AMC Entertainment Inc stock."
https://ca.wallmine.com/people/10320/gary-locke
https://wallmine.com/people/26728/john-d-mcdonald
all they're doing is just selling some shares for profit, what's wrong with that? some even trade aggressively, which just in return gives them more ammunition ($) when its time to buy more. some of these would probably be sold on the darkpools LEGALLY as it was intended use.
so for all you SUPERSTONK derps, if in doubt. zoom the f out and stop just focusing on a small aspect. they're both gonna squeeze.
so there's been a spread of shills that are saying executives are selling off their share portfolios, here's the truth. I did some digging and found out that some of them yes including the VSP are selling some shares, but NOT ALL OF THEM. read in the websites listed below
https://wallmine.com/people/110637/daniel-e-ellis
"On average, Daniel trades about 25,269 units every 31 days since 2020. As of 3 June 2021 he still owns at least 67,528 units of AMC Entertainment Inc stock."
https://ca.wallmine.com/people/10320/gary-locke
https://wallmine.com/people/26728/john-d-mcdonald
all they're doing is just selling some shares for profit, what's wrong with that? some even trade aggressively, which just in return gives them more ammunition ($) when its time to buy more. some of these would probably be sold on the darkpools LEGALLY as it was intended use.
so for all you SUPERSTONK derps, if in doubt. zoom the f out and stop just focusing on a small aspect. they're both gonna squeeze.
https://wallmine.com/people/110637/daniel-e-ellis
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i dug into the exec that "SOLD THIER SHARES" DERP DERP. lol they buy and sell just like us. read it .
"On average, Daniel trades about 25,269 units every 31 days since 2020. As of 3 June 2021 he still owns at least 67,528 units of AMC Entertainment Inc stock."
And it’s not like Coldstone’s prices are particularly cheap — that money’s going somewhere, and it sure as hell ain’t the employees.
Hey, look at that: MTY Foods CEO (owner of Coldstone) Eric Lefebvre is paid over $1,000,000 CAN per year. God only knows what sort of stock options he’s getting.
A sector for The American Federation of Teachers is currently the one I've been helping with. My mom's a teacher with a Master's in Education and only gets $25k, and she's still in debt from education after 14 years. Thankfully it's now being publicly spoken about in School Boards that teacher's salary needs to be raised exponentially while many are threatening strikes. It's a difficult battle, but it's one that needs to be fought.
Believe me, I know the feeling though about corporate bullying. I work full time at FedEx and I'm sitting on my second write up because I asked the President of the company, Rajesh Subramaniam when we'd all get our raises in front of a few hundred office and warehouse workers. The higher ups on stage with him didn't appreciate me dropping that he's got 10 million in FedEx stock on top of his 5 million dollar minimum salary while many of us work two jobs to live in a town with a "low" cost of living. The whole room started yelling at him and the little turd walked behind the stage and a couple of my mangers walked me out of the auditorium to threaten my job (again).
https://wallmine.com/fund/29n/scion-asset-management-llc.amp
GME is only 11% currently with a reduction in Nov. He's putting more money into other companies as we speak and this is only based on 13Fs so it is definitely inaccurate.
Considering the market value with appreciating value it is likely that over time GME will become less and less of a favorite since he owned it in 2015 as well (more of it) and that portfolio was the last public record Scion released as far as I know showing it wasn't even in the top 10 holdings.
Other way around, Alphabet is the parent company of google and several google subsidiaries. Alphabet is about fourth largest by market cap in the US.
Big company CEOs rarely have massive salaries (relatively speaking, $2 mil is still a fuckton of money) but get most of their wealth through stock options. He is worth 3.1 billion.
I found links in your comment that were not hyperlinked:
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Yeah so degiro should be fine for you. Only downside is that they don't offer ISAs and their platform is pretty barebones. You can use sites like tradingview.com/e and wallmine.com to do your research/analysis. freetrade.io is also another one to keep an eye on although they've not launched yet.
The way I've operated is to let my curiosity wander. Maybe its just my innate approach to the market, and business, but I'm always curious to what type of industries there are. Sometimes the news propels it.
For example, when the US-China were having tension recently, Soybeans became a topic of discussion. Decided, "hey, why not look into soybean futures?".
I'm currently into Solar stocks and Battery Technology since it seems that as technology advances, these companies will advance as well. Or at least some of them. I take a value investing approach to it as well.
I'll basically find out some industry that peaks my interest, then see what the current environment is like in that business world, then look up stocks. Theres also Stock Screeners that will let you find stocks on the type of settings you want (what kind of P/E, Return on Equity rate, etc). A great website is finviz.com I also enjoy wallmine.com because it has an easy layout of insider activity as well.
Granted, Im still learning even after a year and half of doing this, and trying out different strategies as well, but there are a bunch of ways to do you DD on certain stuff. I'm sure there are smarter ways to go about than what I just said, but so far its worked for me and im always trying to find new ways to create margins of safety as well
It seems you can access the old version at http://finance.google.com/finance! Not the most longterm solution I guess. I track my portfolios with wallmine now - https://wallmine.com/ and have found it very useful.
Look for bad things happening with the money coming in. And bad things happening with the money going out. There are many different situations.
This thing has graphs and better organized information https://wallmine.com/nyse/ccl
I'm not sure what you are asking. Can you clarify?
Screeners should be able to find them for you https://wallmine.com/screener?e%5B%5D=NASDAQ&e%5B%5D=NYSE&e%5B%5D=NYSEMKT&ed=0to2&r=o&o=ed&d=a&fo=e%5B%5D%2Ced
You can add or adjust filters. 1 800 Flowers Inc FLWS must have all you guys on the edge of your seats. Looks like a fairly good company except somebody is shorting the shit out of it.
Huh, here's the thing, not every CEO is a billionaire, for example Todd Penegor as of the 16th of September 2021 was worth 6.76 million source, not every CEO of a company can afford to just "make a few million less" and the ones that can, take Jeff Bezos would love for minimum wage to rise as it would make it harder for other competition who aren't at amazons stage of success to arise. So yeah, the price is gonna have to go up if you want to pay your employees higher, mind you this is ignoring the fact that employees who now work at jobs that pay 30 an hour are gonna move to Wendy's because they dont have to do as hard work, which will than force the employers who pay 30 dollars an hour now to pay higher and increase the cost of their goods, making all that extra money you make now, worth less and less.
I've had three shots and am fine if shots are a yearly occurrence from now on, but why are we taking scientific advice from the Pfizer CEO? The man is worth $37.5 million dollars, and he holds a degree in veterinary sciences.
They’re pretending they would do it. It would never happened under Republican leadership. They literally trade more stock than democrats do
Kevin McCarthy literally bought a quarter of a million dollars worth of stock last year. And has at least 2.5 million dollars invested in the stock market.
You know what the really sad think about Vail resorts is, its run by the very people we live with here in Colorado.
Their CEO also lives here in CO and I would argue the amount of damage he's done by forcing local ski resorts to sell or put out of business is well into the double digits, but yet as you can see he's done very well out of this. Once a ski resort closes it's very hard to reopen back up.
This is arguably one of the stupidest fucking comments I've seen in a long time here.
First let me start off by saying, Hey mods of r/superstonk!!! if I can't type the TICKER AsMsCs in the comments yet there can be posts here that mention it every single fucking day. What's the issue here??? Because if you're allowing the posts. Allow my comments.
People here saying AsMsCs is a distraction are you fuvking clueless. What does Citadels 13f portfolio say?
https://wallmine.com/fund/1rm/citadel-advisors-llc
No mention of GME or AsMsCs. Oh they're lying. They're hiding it. Ok so let me get this straight. The big SHFs are using ONE FUCKING STOCK to distract EVERYONE from GME! Are you fucking serious? Get a fucking clue. Read that 13F Citadel, BNY, Point 72 ALL have huge folders with huge outreach in so many companies. To say ONE FUCKING STOCK IS A DETRIMENT TO GME...? PLEASE GO FUVK YOURSELF.
YOURE AN UNPAID ACTOR STUPIDLY COMPLICIT FOR THE LARGE FIRMS THAT WISH TO DISMANTLE THIS MOVEMENT.
If you dont have proof. Filings. Or other forms of evidence that show there is something nefarious going on with AsMsCs shut your fucking mouth. Buy. Hodl. DRS. GME.
Stop with this bullshit fud. Fuvking sick of it. Rant over.
Steven Cahillane Net Worth
The estimated Net Worth of Steven A Cahillane is at least $19.5 Million dollars as of 2 October 2020. Mr. Cahillane owns over 47,350 units of Kellogg Co stock worth over $6,340,446 and over the last 11 years he sold K stock worth over $3,514,022. In addition, he makes $9,694,220 as Chairman of the Board, President, and Chief Executive Officer at Kellogg Co.
Go to “complete list of blackrock trades” and try to read every one of them. This is just one of the dozens of mega corporations that own basically everything.
That 1 Super Scrooge's name is actually the president and CEO of McDonalds. I don't think he keeps his $5 Million salary in his basement, but who knows!
https://wallmine.com/nasdaq/rivn
Also look at the insider sales. Your puts will likely print in the next few months the but as time goes on I see massive upside for rivian.
It is a much more practical EV truck than the cyber truck. Tacoma sized rather than huge with major design innovations.
Market cap $144.63B
Revenue $8.300B
P/E N/A
FCF yield -0.03%
Oper. margin -18.81%
It looks like they might be a little overpriced. But even that does matter the market's going to do what's the market's no matter what we think about it.
One person sold for who knows why he could be investing in another venture or something and the article never said he sold everything? He may have sold just a portion. Just do the DD https://wallmine.com/people/64826/brendan-kennedy
https://wallmine.com/people/27690/benjamin-j-md-ansell
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""he makes $230,638 as Independent Director at Ashford Hospitality Trust Inc.
**68,3 million AUM:** As of 5th February 2021, White Square Capital LL.P.’s top holding is 80,960 shares of Caesars Entertainment Inc Ne currently worth over $6.01 million and making up 8.8% of the portfolio value.In addition, the fund holds 33,119 shares of Disney Walt Co worth $6 million.The third-largest holding is Seaworld Entmt Inc worth $4.24 million and the next is Enphase Inc worth $2.96 million, with 16,847 shares owned.Currently, White Square Capital LL.P.'s portfolio is worth at least $68.3 million. The total portfolio value may be much higher due to cashassets that are not publicly disclosed such as fixed income, real estate, or cash equivalents.
If you do shorts FSLY It's new highs can't even match the previous cycle's lows, which is below the little line it put in March and April. And then there is this https://wallmine.com/nyse/fsly/insider-trading
If you like nice calm watching paint dry kind of trades, those are the best ones.
NA (tsx) and CWB (tsx)
If you do commodities the lumber and gold pair are active now. It's an old reliable trick I was taught along time ago. It looks like it's the belly of the trade right now.
Disclaimer: Everything is always proceed at your own risk with your own decisions. And I am on vacation from the markets for the summer so I don't own any of this and don't plan on trading it.
That one is kept up-to-date. Go down the right side of the page a bit.
When you learn to click the right buttons it will get you to here https://wallmine.com/nyse/glw/insider-trading
Just search 'Disruptive Technology Advisers'
The article says: "These positions were updated on February 11th based on the fund’s latest 13F filing."
https://wallmine.com/fund/4z3/disruptive-technology-advisers-llc.amp
If you look at Peter Converse, he has always been a very active seller of the stock.
https://wallmine.com/people/24103/peter-a-converse
Not sure why he would sell and Patrice Harris would Buy if they have the same information.
I like Wallmine's screener for finding the upcoming earnings:
Note that if you're going to make plays on them, I'd validate the date against the company's investor events page if possible. I've noticed a couple of times both Wallmine and Yahoo have the wrong date...
Not the only one saying it. But here’s the best I can find. Don’t really care what you have to say. Also considering this sub Reddit is full of unchecked disinformation you’re on the wrong sub friend.
https://wallmine.com/adviser/229576/melvin-capital-management-lp
Latest report which is free (30/12/20) says it is 260% -> https://wallmine.com/nyse/gme.
If there's better info available, please let me know and I'll amend my post
I don't know which other funds shorted GME, but the one in the headlines, Melvin Capital Management does not have any pension plans as clients.
RCG has been very werid as the owner has been really the only one buying shares of it right now . Nobody on the board or anything else. I suspect he is using robin hood. https://wallmine.com/people/61763/murray-stahl
The Walmart ceo is worth $150 million, not billions.
https://wallmine.com/people/45246/c-douglas-mc-millon
If you decide you want to get things for cheaper, the person who made that possible should get a small portion of the profit, should they not? By deciding the lowest price is best, you decide the person who made that possible should profit
You can look back at insiders’ trading history and see if any sale is part of a scheduled sale to diversify their investments / free up cash for some other investment /lifestyle, or something more nefarious. You could also check if the sales correlate with rises or falls in the stock:
I use it as a stock screener and for news on tickers I'm following, but it will track your entire portfolio including dividends and will even notify you of ex-dividend dates, and payout dates.
I don't use it to track my portfolio personally, but it seems pretty decent at it if that's what you're after.
I look at my bill and most of it was for ConEd to deliver my electricity. It wasn't for electricity it was to deliver it.
And does that money go to fixing the grid?
https://wallmine.com/people/30872/john-mc-avoy
> John McAvoy Net Worth
> The estimated Net Worth of John Mc Avoy is at least $25.5 Million dollars as of 30 June 2020. Mr. Avoy owns over 75 units of Consolidated Edison stock worth over $10,164,011 and over the last 7 years he sold ED stock worth over $24,608. In addition, he makes $15,345,300 as Chairman of the Board, President, and Chief Executive Officer at Consolidated Edison.
Yesterday I found out about wallmine.com and I prefer it over my spreadsheet so far. It has a lot of fancy graphs and shows your allocation in different sectors and industries. Also I don't know about that spreadsheet, but I think wallmine is also counting dividends. It has a paid plan, but I think it offers enough for free.
Brug en online screener, fx wallmine no dividend
Dog vær opmærksom på at du muligvis ender med en (utilsigtet?) tilt mod “growth” aktier og undervægt af “value” på den måde.
Does anyone here use wallmine? I discovered it last week and it's my new favorite tool. Check it out if you haven't already, I think it's still pretty new. It's amazing.
For free it's probably tradingview. Finviz is great but their fundamental filters are a bit limited imo. Another amazing free one is wallmine: https://wallmine.com/screener
I'm gonna add that one to the list right now while I'm thinking of it
I am using wallmine.com, which has a great interface and you can easily navigate through the site. Screening for stocks and cryptos is simple and allows you to use filters. I totally recommend it. https://wallmine.com/stocks-and-cryptocurrency-portfolio-tracker
I use wallmine.com, because it is very easy to navigate through and it offers modern stock screeners. In the past I also used Yahoo Finance, but I find this platform to be more user-friendly.
Ignore anyone recommending one singular stock (especially a meme stock like DKNG).
Don't throw your whole portfolio into one bet. Diversify, practice good risk management. ETFs are a good bet (but are boring as all they do is slowly go up...)
I'm currently bullish on the house of Mouse
My current looks like https://wallmine.com/portfolios/184555
Don't follow me I have no idea what I'm doing
YFinance is solid, another contender is Tiingo, but the one that totally destroys everything out there, imo, is https://wallmine.com/
What they created is just mind blowing, and mostly free to use. From what I understand you hit a paywall when you want to connect it to Excel and use intelligent SEC search functionality (and probably there's a limit to the number of portfolios). I can't afford their premium right now, so I use a combination of wallmine with the official SEC website for now.
I bought them about a year ago. Sold them in Feb when I went mostly to cash. It's interesting. I hadn't looked at them recently, but they're definitely undervalued at these prices.
I know some folks who have annuities through them, and the way those are run is pretty interesting. Basically, BHF is trading options and giving their clients a % of the gains (up to 8%, I think), and then BHF keeps anything on top of that. I think they offer various levels of downside protection. So, given that it's all options, they're probably doing just fine through this turmoil. They've probably taken a hit, but not as bad as insurers and annuity companies that rely more heavily on treasury yields.
Anyway, I think Greenlight's thesis was pretty sound. BHF is in growth mode, so they should probably have a bigger market cap than they do. They spun out of MET, which is a well-regarded institution, and management seems sound from what I've seen.
Insider buying is an indication that insiders are bullish... Insiders aren't always reliable on that, though. https://wallmine.com/nasdaq/bhf
Lastly, if you're in it for the dividend, I think their preferred yields 6.6% dividend, if that's your thing.
Cheryl Henry Net Worth
The estimated Net Worth of Cheryl Janet Henry is at least $9.71 Million dollars as of 13 December 2017. Ms. Henry owns over 18,000 units of <strong>Ruth's Hospitality stock</strong> worth over $2,920,745 and over the last 9 years she sold RUTH stock worth over $685,904. In addition, she makes $6,105,630 per year as President and Chief Executive Officer at Ruth's Hospitality. The money was meant for SMALL BUSINESSES!!!
>A bunch of salty ~~business owners~~ former employees and PR hacks who would rather complain about their customers than admit their business (Yelp) could be improved in any way.
FTFY u/DickRiculous 😉
Also: Fuck Jeremy Stoppelman and his hundreds of millions of dollars made from years of extorting hard working and honest small businesse people.
https://wallmine.com/people/18253/wayne-kent-taylor
>The estimated Net Worth of Wayne Kent Taylor is at least $392 Million dollars as of 8 January 2020. Mr. Taylor owns over 10,000 units of Texas Roadhouse stock worth over $134,829,122 and over the last 15 years he sold TXRH stock worth over $255,824,974. In addition, he makes $1,363,100 as Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer at Texas Roadhouse.
As usual for this sort of gesture, his salary is nothing compared to his stock. However in this case, it just means he's even more screwed since the stock prices for his restaurant are going to plummet, and he can't sell his stock either (illegal to prevent insider trading, and would just make the prices worse). Wouldn't be surprised if he loses 50 million in stock value in addition to the salary he's giving up.
Here is some info:
"The median Texas Roadhouse employee makes $13,146 a year."
"The estimated Net Worth of Wayne Kent Taylor is at least $392 Million dollars as of 8 January 2020."
Source: https://wallmine.com/people/18253/wayne-kent-taylor
Seems fair..........
Here is some info:
"The median Texas Roadhouse employee makes $13,146 a year."
"The estimated Net Worth of Wayne Kent Taylor is at least $392 Million dollars as of 8 January 2020."
Source: https://wallmine.com/people/18253/wayne-kent-taylor
Seems fair..........
Here is some info:
"The median Texas Roadhouse employee makes $13,146 a year."
"The estimated Net Worth of Wayne Kent Taylor is at least $392 Million dollars as of 8 January 2020."
Source: https://wallmine.com/people/18253/wayne-kent-taylor
Seems fair..........
What's are base and boost accounts?
For stocks in $10-$25 range, here's a screener from Wallmine. It doesn't tell you which ones have options, but at least you have a starting point. I only did NASDAQ, you can change the Exchange to NYSE if you want. Notice that PTON barely makes it under $25 and it has decent options volume.
https://wallmine.com/screener?d=d&e=NASDAQ&fo=p%2Ce&o=m&p=10to25&r=p
How much extra are you getting paid to fill drinks?
https://wallmine.com/people/25337/charles-r-morrison
The estimated Net Worth of Charles R Morrison is at least $18.1 Million dollars as of 28 February 2020. Mr. Morrison owns over 5,854 units of Wingstop stock worth over $7,418,311 and over the last 4 years he sold WING stock worth over $6,191,124. In addition, he makes $4,463,540 as Chairman of the Board, President, and Chief Executive Officer at Wingstop.
> The estimated Net Worth of David R Brooks is at least $15.5 Million dollars as of 30 August 2019. Mr. Brooks owns over 2,500 units of Independent Bank stock worth over $1,145,620 and over the last 7 years he sold IBTX stock worth over $12,290,496. In addition, he makes $2,069,390 as Chairman of the Board, President, and Chief Executive Officer at Independent Bank.
In most cases "charity is a tax writeoff" is a flawed assumption. The amount of tax you can write off with charitable donations is not 1:1, and in Iceland, where CCP is located, the absolute maximum is 0.75%, and it only covers the tax for the donations themselves. A lot of operating costs for companies in Iceland are deductible without charitable donation, as stated in the following guide on Icelandic corporate tax deductions: http://taxsummaries.pwc.com/ID/Iceland-Corporate-Deductions
While unrelated, I think it is worth mentioning that almost none of Brian Gallagher's wealth comes from United Way, despite you stating the opposite. He bought 269,230 units of stock of the company Translate Bio on the second of July in 2018, which has risen in value from roughly $4m to over $26.8m in the two years since. My reference for this is the same article you just listed and misquoted. After a cursory look into his life, I have concluded that this article is woefully incomplete, as Translate Bio is neither the only company he's involved with, nor does it comprise all of his net worth as that article implies.
It's a great fit for integrating with Robinhood. Much better charting and all the indicators and news you need to make rational decisions.
I think it's more to not get Sanders elected.
If Biden is the candidate, he's very likely to lose to Trump, just as Clinton did — he has all the charisma of a dog turd.
Keep in mind that Trump staying on works for the moneyed and powerful pretty well. They're doing fine. It's the rest of us that aren't doing fine. And the people running the NYT?
> New York Times Company, which is publicly traded and is controlled by the Sulzberger family through a dual-class share structure.
> Over the last 17 years, insiders at The New York Times Co have traded over $286,945,344 worth of The New York Times Co stock and bought 1,889,750 units worth $12,228,934 . The most active insider traders include Carso, S.A. De C.V. Inversora, James M Kilts, and Dara Khosrowshahi. On average, The New York Times Co executives and independent directors trade stock every 57 days with the average trade being worth of $4,890,266. The most recent stock trade was executed by Mark Thompson on 13 November 2019, trading 66,000 units of NYT stock currently worth $2,038,740.
The NYT and it's controlling interests aren't entities that are going to be getting in line with you for food stamps or hoping for a little bit better silver ACA plan. They're big money, big-business, and to see them putting their weight behind candidates that will further their interests — and erode those of the average citizen — should be no surprise to anyone who is even slightly paying attention.
You can plug your transactions (with date and price) into Wallmine for free and it will automatically track reinvested dividends for you (you don't even have to enter them) and give you an overall portfolio performance value, as well as a pretty graph and day/week/month by day/week/month returns.
That automatic dividend reinvestment features sometimes glitches, though. It seems to do better with individual stocks than with ETFs.
It may have been lacking a bit lately but I still consider this a good buy.. the chart is very nice, overall number solid
I agree, there are pretty good numbers for UBER in terms of profitability. https://wallmine.com/screener?d=d&o=m&r=r&s=UBER%2C
Performance not the best, not the worst... Kind of a double edge sword I'd say.
https://wallmine.com/screener?d=d&o=m&r=p&s=FNJN%2C
I would go for Alibaba as well, overall better performance.
https://wallmine.com/screener?d=d&e=NYSE%2CNASDAQ%2CNYSEMKT&o=m&r=p&s=BABA%2CCVS%2C
Larry Merlo is the CEO of CVS has an estimated net worth of $58 mill. The company also sells stock for $70 a piece. People will buy from CVS, that money will circulate to the ($58 mill) CEO and the rich will buy the stock to sell it more when the value increases as people use CVS more. It's too late man, the cycle continues. https://wallmine.com/people/31521/larry-j-merlo.amp
Yeah it doesn't make sense, still would rather invest in Ford. Price/sales ratio and every indicator for Ford is healthier than Tesla's numbers.
Interesting. I've been using Wallmine. It's also free. The portfolio view is pretty good, though I can't send a link since it requires a login. How do they compare?
so true. According to their S1, they are sustaining 89% occupancy past 18 month mark. They also disclose that revenue per member is going to go down. While they may raise prices in some locations it might not be globally significant. https://wallmine.com/doc/edgar/0001533523/000119312519220499/d781982ds1.htm?h=100230
40% of their memberships are from enterprise customers https://wallmine.com/doc/edgar/0001533523/000119312519220499/d781982ds1.htm?h=100228 and it seems like they plan to grow the number. So it’s not just startups. More like companies expanding to new locations. Definitely risky if that one big enterprise customer leaves a particular location.
haha this guy is a chairman at Apple, worth over 200 mil https://wallmine.com/people/2006/arthur-d-levinson also says he trades about 12k units every 51 days, so this is a drop in his pool. plus the guy still owns over 1.1 million units of Apple. Wouldn't be too concerned here.
Learn about the business, industry, the most important cash flow & income figures. I find the presentation of metrics at https://wallmine.com/nasdaq/goog very beginner-friendly. Plus you can find some very good youtube videos if you prefer to learn by listening.
In addition to the tools listed above, I use the following
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finbox.io - good for valuation
wallmine.com - lot of data
firstpagefinance.com - good interface and easy to see peer stocks
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