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Are there any "green" energy companies to look out for?

If we get say Sanders in office I would imagine that if this "Green New Deal" goes through there will be plenty of opportunity for these companies to grow considerably larger.

Just like with "Health foods", the same oil companies will run the new energy companies.
 

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What do you guys think about investing in Nintendo? I bought 2 shares at $43. I want to buy more, because of the Coronavirus their stock is sinking, and I think it'll go even lower. Once this Coronavirus situations ends, and they finish their Super Nintendo Land theme park, I predict their stock will increase again. But I am completely new to this, so I know absolutely nothing.
 

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What do you guys think about investing in Nintendo? I bought 2 shares at $43. I want to buy more, because of the Coronavirus their stock is sinking, and I think it'll go even lower. Once this Coronavirus situations ends, and they finish their Super Nintendo Land theme park, I predict their stock will increase again. But I am completely new to this, so I know absolutely nothing.

Depends what you're trying to do. If you want a portfolio to sit on a number of years then you could do better, if you're trading with momentum it's not even worth looking at.

It peaked in 2007 at 76.10 and it's at 42.76 rn. So we're talking about a $34 difference over 13 years, it's only up $30 over the last 5 years. Zero movement.

Video game stocks largely aren't worth investing in imo. Console announcements, theme parks etc won't do much as far as price action. Microsoft has Azure services and other things propping it up, if it wasn't for that it'd be a junk stock like SNE, Nintendo etc. Then again I'm looking for big swings when I'm in the market.

If you want to invest in that space though look into chip manufacturers. They move the most as games and shyt get announced, a similar priced stock to Nintendo is AMD.
 

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Depends what you're trying to do. If you want a portfolio to sit on a number of years then you could do better, if you're trading with momentum it's not even worth looking at.

It peaked in 2007 at 76.10 and it's at 42.76 rn. So we're talking about a $34 difference over 13 years, it's only up $30 over the last 5 years. Zero movement.

Video game stocks largely aren't worth investing in imo. Console announcements, theme parks etc won't do much as far as price action. Microsoft has Azure services and other things propping it up, if it wasn't for that it'd be a junk stock like SNE, Nintendo etc. Then again I'm looking for big swings when I'm in the market.

If you want to invest in that space though look into chip manufacturers. They move the most as games and shyt get announced, a similar priced stock to Nintendo is AMD.
Wow thanks for the knowledge breh
 

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Are there any "green" energy companies to look out for?

If we get say Sanders in office I would imagine that if this "Green New Deal" goes through there will be plenty of opportunity for these companies to grow considerably larger.
if Sanders gets in office the market is going to tank...
...you can bet on that.
 

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Yeah, this bloodbath is hard to watch for sure. I have lost about 15% of my holdings, but if you are able to put some in, now is the time. This is the lull that real investors have been waiting for.
Agreed, I'm just trying to find what's a good deal right now.

With that said, I'll repeat it again for the brehs:
Are there any stocks hit exceptionally hard by coronavirus that are a steal right now?
 

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Agreed, I'm just trying to find what's a good deal right now.

With that said, I'll repeat it again for the brehs:
Are there any stocks hit exceptionally hard by coronavirus that are a steal right now?

I don't think anyone can answer that rn since we're far from done with the virus, what could be good value today could be down an additional 6% tomorrow.

There was a late surge yesterday that saw the market close higher than it had been all day so some people thought there was a chance Monday would be green. With reported cases in Oregon, Maryland, and 11 in San Antonio alone, along with China reporting weakest manufacturing numbers in history, it's a safe bet those gains will be given back and then some Monday. And that's just news after the close on Fri, we still have Sat, Sun, and early Mon morning to get through.

I could tell you AAPL and DIS are steals bc if they don't go any lower they are but it's highly likely the markets keep falling until a fed cut. And even then this it's a biological issue more than financial so idk just how much that would do.
 
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